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To: energyplay who wrote (24281)	10/18/2007 12:07:01 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 220104

For every 1% increase in the share of remittances to a country's GDP, the fraction of the population living in poverty is reduced by about 0.4 percent. migrant workers, many of them poor and illegal, sent more money -- $114 billion -- to Asia and the Pacific region last year than any other region. Latin America and the Caribbean were next, together receiving $68 billion. (Brazilians sent US$ 7,373 billion, or 0,3% of the country's GNP. Ahead of US$ 4,516 billion to Colombia (or 3,3% of its GNP). Migrants Sent Home $300 Billion in 2006 Study Says Money Sent to Families Has Potential to Aid Development in Poor Countries washingtonpost.com

To: energyplay who wrote (24281)	10/18/2007 7:17:30 AM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 220104

there are 17 other apartments in the building, another one is for sale i am thinking ... hmmm, if i buy that, and then leverage up and buy two more whenever they come to market, ... before long, perhaps 6 years, I can collected quite a few units, and ... just thinking out loud