Please makeup your mind, if you are saying you want to sell then sell, and now your planning to buy? I doubt that you have even 1Billion Val on your wallet.

I will try to buy your 3Billion Val at 0.005 btc, just let me know. thanks

Better try your luck on novaexchange, and please Be clear on your trading information.

Ito ba yung tinutukoy mo? https://www.facebook.com/senmiriam/videos/10156879495865352/
Well goodluck sa kanya, I hope she wins.

I do not see any interview @ 24:14:00, scanned it and it starts on 23:14:00 instead. It was a nice interview.

Eto naman ang masasabi ng isang International Web Security Expert about the Comeleak Scandal:

http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/563633/scitech/technology/int-l-web-security-expert-slams-comelec-for-slow-acknowledgment-of-data-hack

Int'l web security expert slams Comelec for slow acknowledgment of data hack -

An international expert on online security on Friday scored the Commission on Elections for its slow action over data leaked by hackers online.
"Part of the problem is that Comelec are still not acknowledging the problem," said Troy Hunt, the creator of haveibeenpwnd.com, a website that allows people to check if their online accounts have been breached.

Hunt described the Comelec response as irresponsible, adding, "All they need to do is to compare the data in the breach with that in the source system. That's a three hour job, not a three week one."
On Thursday, hackers released a website allowing people to search through the leaked data. While the website has inaccessible since Friday morning, Hunt notes that the data is impossible to remove from the internet.

"There's an analogy which says. 'Trying to remove information from the internet is like trying to remove pee from a swimming pool'" said Hunt, noting that the data is currently being passed around through file sharing applications and is still accessible to the public.

How big is the breach?

With the website down and a large number of the population unaware of what private information is now available online, people are left to wonder how the leak affects them.
Hunt says that the situation is "certainly very serious, in terms of the volume of data and the nature of the data itself."
"The risks include impersonation, identity theft, spam, and other risks that exploit information that should be private now being made public," he said.
What makes the leak more problematic is the sheer volume of records.
"Fifty-five million is a huge number for any data breach, but when it's more than 50% of a nation's population then that's an incident that affects a serious portion of the country," Hunt said.
"The data released is spread across many different tables and databases so it's important to note that not everybody has been exposed in the same way — it's worse for some people than others."

For example, if a voter's passport information was part of the leak, a change in passport may be necessary. Less sensitive information like height or weight, Hunt said, may still make people feel uncomfortable as it is personal information they may not wish to publicly share.
When asked if the information leaked can be used to access bank accounts or credit cards, he said, "Indirectly, it's very possible."
"The data attributes that were leaked are often used for identity verification; if I know someone's name, address, birth date, and passport information then I have a significant portion of the information requested by a bank when requesting financial information," he explained.

Comelec still in denial

Hunt said that without knowing what personal information was made available publicly because of the leak, it would be difficult to figure out how to protect yourself against identity theft and other threats.
"(Ordinary citizens should) pressure Comelec to acknowledge the breach is legitimate. They're still in denial and whilst that's the case, it'll be hard to move forward," Hunt said.
"Next, there should be a collective demand to provide impacted citizens with exactly what was compromised about each individual. People deserve to know their exposure.
"Finally, there should be a very clear commitment on the measures they'll take to defend against sort of attack in the future.
"Also worth noting—often after a breach, those responsible for losing the data provide free identity theft services to victims, usually by subscribing them to existing commercial services. This is a case where that could be quite valuable."

Security shortcomings

Hunt said that based on direct observation of how the site works and a video of the purported attackers breaking into the system, there were obvious security shortcomings.
"Questions need to be asked of whoever built this service in the first place, including what they've now changed to ensure it doesn't happen again," he said.
"There was also definitely no formal security review of the website as these were very obvious flaws. For a government site of this nature, you'd expect to see proper review."
Asked to describe how easy it was to take the information from the Comelec, Hunt responded, "Exceptionally easy. The video I saw showed a SQL injection risk being exploited. This is the biggest—and one of the most well known—risks we have on the web today. It's also one of the easiest to exploit and we often see children using it to compromise websites."
If the same practices have been applied to other government websites, Hunt said that the same risks would likely be present.
A formal review of these sites does cost money and so does other security devices, but Hunt noted: "The secure software development patterns that would have prevented this are free."

"It costs no more to write code that is resilient to this form of attack than code that is vulnerable, the difference is simply the competency of the software developers," Hunt added.

Maybe this will help you decide, mainit init pa

https://www.facebook.com/senmiriam/videos/10156879495865352/

Any news or updates yet with regards to the Nabshow?

You mean 5 litoshis

Why are people so impatient of receiving their coins? They will receive them eventually, the Dev's team are also resting or working and are not fully focused on this 24 hours a day. Besides the ESP market is still new and more plans will be implemented for this coin to gain value. What's the rush?

She already said that she is undergoing a clinical trial to completely remove the cancer from her body and she has successfully beaten stage four lung cancer, so we need to think positive on this, ofcourse there is always a risk. Si Digong ba kung mananalo siya di ba siya uulanin ng mga assassination threats everytime he will go to some places especially if he is so direct on cleaning the criminals all over the Philippines? Sabi nga kung oras muna eh oras mo na. One of the greatest US President is Franklin Roosevelt, he was the president during WW2 and during the Great Depression, he was able to succeed and elected 4 times as US President, inspite of his illness of having polio.

New update from Miriam about her health:

https://www.facebook.com/senmiriam/videos/10156879495865352/

Why not Senator Miriam? Di siya ganung bastos magsalita and in fact she has a brilliant mind and have serve the country very well through the years, you can see this based on her accomplishments. And she has a plan for the country, she will change the corruption of the government from the inside if elected president. Di ako pro Miriam, I am just thinking objectively here , to tell you I initially vouch for Duterte, but somehow there is another choice, a better one. more here
http://miriam.com.ph/newsblog/2015/10/27/miriam-faces-businessmen-bares-plans/#more-2968

It was a close one between Erap and Villar based on the last May 2010 Survey for the 2nd place..

9 May 2010
First reported by BusinessWorld on May 7, 2010
BW-SWS May 2-3, 2010 Pre-Election Survey: Aquino leads by 22 points; Binay ties Roxas at 37%; Revilla and Jinggoy Estrada ahead; AKB leads 13 with guaranteed Party-List seats

The latest national scores in the Presidential race are: Benigno Aquino III 42%, Joseph Estrada 20%, Manuel Villar Jr. 19%, Gilberto Teodoro Jr. 9%, Eduardo Villanueva 3%, Richard Gordon 2%, John Carlos De Los Reyes 0.3%, Jamby Madrigal 0.2%, Jesus Nicanor Perlas 0.1%, and undecided/others 6%, according to the BusinessWorld-SWS Pre-Election Survey of May 2-3, 2010.

Ang hirap no? Choosing the lesser evil kumbaga, madami pa rin ang nangangampanya para kay Duterte inspite of the issues coming out of his speeches.. which are being blown up by the media , Filipinos are getting desperate for a change.

Kung si Mar ang tumakbo nung 2010, tiyak na mananalo pa si Manny Villar, at baka iba na ang takbo ng Pilipinas at mas gumanda pa

See how the people on top how they try to manipulate the masses? Gaining the advantage on winning an election by using the death of your own mother? And using this in return to make a stepping stone to bolster yourself and groom to be the next candidate for the Presidency, DAANG MATUWID ba yan na masasabi? Its a very selfish act and not for the masses but to himself and to a selective few who are the elite of the society.

Oh bakit kay Mar nakatutok yang blame? Di ba dapat kay Pnoy? Dahil siya ang nagluklok sa kanya dun eh. Ewan ko ba kapag may mga malaking issues na ganyan kagaya sa kidapawan laging wala ang Presidente niyo!

The VOX market needs more new blood of investors, its like only the bots are trading to each other to maintain the volume on bittrex to remain number 2 or 1. Need more marketing approach IMO. Let the good announcements spread with good advertisement to invite more people in. And one thing more, this community needs to grow.

SWS Survey is only a snapshot of who is leading on the Filipinos choice of the next President. It tells who and how great are the influenced of the social media to the people's mode of thinking.. lalong lalo na ngayon halos lahat ng pinoy na may internet ay may facebook.. those who control the social media greatly influence the mind of the people.

Pero mukhang effective ang SWS Survey, just based it last Nov 2009- May 2010 SWS Presidential Survey and laging leading si Pnoy, and usong uso na noon ang paggamit ng social media such as facebook and twitter.
http://www.sws.org.ph

Are we just repeating history again?

Di na nila kailangan ng microchip para kontrolin ang pagiisip ng tao They are already doing it via social media like facebook, google, twitter, advertisement ads, our favorite games which consumes most of our time, popular movies, tv shows, etc etc