HYIP often referred to as a high yield investment program. 

All HYIP programs are ponzi, to explain they pay out the returns to early backers from the new money coming in.  Don't be confused by'we invest in foreign exchange markets','we buy and resell foreclosed properties' or anything else they may tell you, they're all ponzi schemes and will stop paying when the money runs out.  Depending on the % rate of return some of course will last for much longer than others. 

often the program Admins may put your money into higher paying programs in the expectation of earning more for themselves but if any of those programs stop paying, it's likely your's will too. 

These examples cannot be outlook, no program will tell investors ( or Monitors ) that they're running out of money and by the point everyone realises there's a problem the program has gone. 

There's also HYIP programs which are set up by conmen.  Their sole aim is to take in as much money as they can by offering large referral bonuses, bonuses on investments, and so on.  And then run with the money when they're satisfied with their 'profit'.  They do naturally pay at the start and there's always a healthy band of cheerleaders to prompt new referrals, many of whom never invest any of their own cash, they just encourage others to do so.  These con programs frequently employ 'paid to post' shills who are paid a few cents to post a program is paying.  This is particularly the case lately where these shills are now camouflaged as monitors who post they have been paid in numerous program threads on many forums. 

How can you spot these fraudsters, paid to post shills and fake monitors?  Look at the program threads in the forums.  Are you seeing the same people continually posting they've been paid one or two cents?  If you see a pattern then the chances are those programs are paying for posts and lying to it's members.  Look at the program's pay plan and at how much the monitor says they have invested into it ( it will be on the monitor site ).  Then see if the numbers add up.  $50 'investment' into a 200% an hour pay plan will manifestly pay the monitor more than ten cents.  That ten cents is the amount they are paid to post.  These are the programs you should keep away from, they're going to promise you the earth and scouse borrow your money – FACT! 

Are there any honest HYIP Rating Monitors?  Yes there are.  These monitors will do DD ( due dilligence ) before accepting any program into their monitoring system.  They're going to check how long a program has been registered, their IP address, what country it's run from, whether everything they say about themselves matches the data the monitor has and then and only then will a monitor accept them.  These experienced monitors can sense when things are going wrong and will flag an ailing program early.  Claims of a program being under a DDoS attack, an outstanding server move, an imminent in-house payment processor or cash card being introduced are all early warning signs for the experienced monitors although the cheerleaders and shills will announce how excellent the changes are ( just to squeeze their last few bucks ). 

So how do you know who these fair HYIP Monitors are?  They rarely post at forums and if they do their investment and payments will match the program's pay plan.  Check for those who have bought advertising banners at the better forums and naturally search for them with your usual search website. 
www.hyipregulate.com is one of the most trusted HYIP monitors on the web. 

don't be too quick to jump into anything, take some time, read the forums and learn how these programs operate and remember that they are risky so you could lose your investment.  Reading and learning for weeks wasn't quite what you were thinking of either, you would like to earn money and you need to earn it now. 

certainly the smartest thing to do then is to follow the advice of the HYIP Monitoring services who invest in the thousand's of HYIP programs out there and report whether a program is paying or not.  These experienced investors will report if a program isn't paying on time enabling you to withdraw your money so how could you possibly lose? 

Good luck and remember a phrase you'll become more and more acquainted with – before you make a HYIP investment never invest more than you can stand losing. 
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HYIP a.  K.  A a high yield investment program. 

All HYIP programs are ponzi, in other words they pay out the returns to early stockholders from the new money coming in.  Don't be confused by'we invest in foreign exchange markets','we buy and resell foreclosed properties' or anything else they may tell you, they're all ponzi schemes and will stop paying when the cash runs out.  Depending on the % rate of return some naturally will last for much longer than others. 

occasionally the program Admins may put your money into higher paying programs in the hope of earning more for themselves but if any of those programs stop paying, it's likely your's will too. 

These examples can't be outlook, no program will tell investors ( or Monitors ) that they are running out of money and by the time everyone realizes there's a problem the program has gone. 

There's also HYIP programs which are set up by scammers.  Their sole target is to take in as much money as they can by offering massive referral bonuses, bonuses on investments, for example.  And then run with the money when they're pleased with their 'profit'.  They do naturally pay at the start and there's always a healthy band of cheerleaders to encourage new referrals, many of whom never invest any of their own cash, they just inspire others to do so.  These swindle programs frequently employ 'paid to post' shills who are paid a few cents to post that a program is paying.  This is particularly the case recently where these shills are now disguised as monitors who post they have been paid in numerous program threads on many forums. 

How can you detect these conmen, paid to post shills and fake monitors?  Glance at the program threads in the forums.  Are you seeing the same people continually posting they've been paid a few cents?  If you see a pattern then the probabilities are those programs are paying for posts and lying to it's members.  Glance at the program's pay plan and at how much the monitor asserts they have invested into it ( it'll be on the monitor site ).  Then see if the numbers add up.  $50 'investment' into a 200% an hour pay plan will obviously pay the monitor more than ten cents.  That ten cents is the amount they're paid to post.  These are the programs you should stay away from, they're going to promise you the earth and nick your cash – FACT! 

Are there any honest HYIP Rating Monitors?  Yes there are.  These monitors will do DD ( due dilligence ) before accepting any program into their monitoring system.  They are going to check how long a program has been registered, their IP address, what country it's run from, whether everything they are saying about themselves matches the info the monitor has and then and only then will a monitor accept them.  These experienced monitors can detect when things are going wrong and will flag a sickly program early.  Claims of a program being under a DDoS attack, an outstanding server move, a upcoming in-house payment processor or ATM card being introduced are all alert signs for the experienced monitors although the cheerleaders and shills will proclaim how superb the changes are ( simply to squeeze their last few bucks ). 

So how does one know who these honest HYIP Monitors are?  They don't often post at forums and if they do their investment and payments will match the program's pay plan.  Check for those who have purchased advertising banners at the better forums and of course search for them with your usual search website. 
www.hyipregulate.com is one of the most trusted HYIP monitors on the web. 

don't be too quick to jump into anything, take your time, read the forums and find out how these programs operate and remember that they are risky so you could lose your investment.  Reading and learning for weeks wasn't quite what you had in mind either, you want to earn money and you wish to earn it now. 

surely the neatest thing to do then is to follow the recommendation of the HYIP Monitoring services who invest in the 1000's of HYIP programs out there and report whether a program is paying or not.  These experienced stockholders will report if a program isn't paying on time enabling you to withdraw your money so how could you possibly lose? 

Good luck and remember a phrase you'll become more and more acquainted with – before you make a HYIP investment never invest more than you can afford to lose. 
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i found this link when i’m trace back Jun’s animu list~~~ and then i was startled, i saw Uragiri wa boku no namae wo shitteiru (TV),,, i blink a lot at that time,,,
then i click it and found that the seiyuu list for this animu was SUPER GREAT!!

http://www.uraboku.jp/

ouu~~ yuki-kun was better on the manga,, T.T

Souichiro Hoshi as Yuki Sakurai
Takahiro Sakurai as Luka Crosszeria

Daisuke Ono as Hotsuma Renjou
Jun Fukuyama as Tsukumo Murasame
Mamoru Miyano as Shusei Usui
Marina Inoue as Tōko Murasame

you know, it’s just SO GREAT~~ i can’t wait for this one to be aired~~ cause ANN didn’t told the air time~~

http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/anime.php?id=11033

http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2009-07-30/uragiri-wa-boku-no-namae-o-shitteiru-manga-gets-anime

6 op 6

Maandag 20 april:

TV-Brussel belt.

Of ik wel op de Europese lijst sta.

Ik kan ze – bijna hoorbaar – gerust stellen: 6 op 6.

Toch fijn als je na zo vele jaren politiek engagement bij de pers op enige waardering kunt rekenen.

Of ben ik gewoon een BBB, een beetje bekende Brusselaar, en mijn jonge sparring partner, Eva Lauwers, helaas nog niet?

De befaamde vicieuze cirkel: wie niet bekend is, wordt niet gevraagd en wordt dus niet bekend.

Ik doe nog een poging voor Eva maar de pers volgt haar eigen logica: de effectieven zijn zichtbaarder dan de opvolgers. Het zij zo.

Volgende week dinsdag komen ze filmen.

Ik stel de zaal van de Etterbeekse gemeenteraad voor.

Daar is mijn politieke loopbaan begonnen.

Remember 2000: Europeër zijn om Etterbekenaar te worden.
De slogan is nog altijd perfect bruikbaar………. in de andere richting.

En hoeveel minuten zullen er worden uitgezonden van het interview?

6!

(En hoeveel stemmen zal ik halen op 7-6? Met 6666 zou ik al een flink stuk boven mijn 4001 van 2004, als 3e opvolger, zitten.)

He also reps that LTS crew from LALAland.  Had to make my blog pretty with his pictures.

De stagementor heeft deze week een layout uitgekozen die ik verder zal uitwerken. Voor Filip maak ik een soort van basis layout, nog zonder kleuren, zodat hij de site daarop kan programmeren. Ik heb hem proberen overtuigen van het gebruik van css, maar dit lukt me niet echt.

Deze week zal ik dan ook verder de logo’s uitwerken en proberen een leuk design voor de website op te stellen.

Het werk is nu echt goed aan het rollen en ik hoop dat mijn design talent goed genoeg zal zijn voor de klant. Hier vrees ik namelijk wel wat voor. Ik vind het meestal te goedkoop lijken, en wil het deze keer echt een professionele look geven. Dit zal wel meer tijd kosten, en ik hoop dat dit dan niet in mijn nadeel zal werken.

Ook voor de logo’s wil ik er graag iets deftig van maken. We zullen zien wat ze er woensdag over denken.

Brainstormen, layout, kleurtjes

Maarliefst 3 dagen te laat, maar hier is die dan. Vandaag in de show:
- Richard belt met Raymond Pel R54
- Fortis Bank schaft spaarvarken af bij kinderrekening
- Mad Minded Music: KleinTOTGroot
- Music Match:
Panic! At The Disco – Nine in the afternoon
Gavin DeGraw – In Love With The Girl
- Overige muziek:
DaintreeFerry
Soko – I’ll Kill Her

Luisteren kan:
- BoomR.NL
- Podplaza
- Download hier!

Het is een uur

Het is twee uur

Het is drie uur

Het is vier uur

Het is vijf uur

Het is zes uur

Het is zeven uur

Het is acht uur

Het is negen uur

Het is tien uur

Het is elf uur

Het is twaalf uur

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