THE ONES IN BOLD LETTERS ARE THE REVISED VERSION OF THIS DOCUMENT.
DURING THE FIRST ORDER OF THE DAY, THE $5 MILLION THAT EVERYBODY WILL GET WILL GO TOWARDS THEIR HOUSING (CANADIAN, OREGONIAN, CALIFORNIAN, AND FLORIDIAN TYPE OF HOUSING AMOUNTING UP TO $5 +/- MILLION. THEY WILL GET EACH $4 MILLION FOR SPENDING. I WILL BUY A 100 ACRE LAND IN CLACKAMAS TO BUILD THESE HOUSES LIKE A BIG SUBDIVISION. OK? THIS IS WHAT WE'RE GOING TO DO INSTEAD OF WHAT'S WRITTEN DOWN HERE ALREADY.
FIRST ORDER OF THE DAY:
THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE WILL BE GIVEN MONEY AND/OR HOUSING IN THIS ORDER:
FIRST YEAR:
QUINTEN BOS - $5 MILLION + HOUSE (2 MILLION)
VERN SAHLIN - $5 MILLION + HOUSE (1.5 MILLION)
SARA JOHNSON - $5 MILLION + HOUSE (2.5 MILLION)
ALBERT PAULIN - $5 MILLION + HOUSE (2 MILLION)
MOHAMMED HASHEM - $5 MILLION + HOUSE
SCOTT LORENZ - $5 MILLION + HOUSE
SOO HYUN LEE - $5 MILLION + 1 MILLION HOUSE
PHILIP MANAOIS - $5 MILLION + HOUSE
ALLAN MANAOIS - $5 MILLION + HOUSE
DOROTEA GOLDIN - $5 MILLION + HOUSE
AMALIA MANAOIS - $5 MILLION + HOUSE
RAY MENDOZA - $10 MILLION MINUS
ROGER MENDOZA - $5 MILLION MINUS
I'M NOT GOING TO PAY TAXES OR GIFT TAXES TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
VIVIAN MENDOZA ADRIANO - $2 MILLION
BILLY MENDOZA - $2 MILLION
ARNOLD MENDOZA - $2 MILLION
BERNADETTE MENDOZA - $2 MILLION
RYAN MENDOZA - $2 MILLION
RAPHAEL MENDOZA - $2 MILLION
THIRD CHILD OF ATE BABY - $2 MILLION
JAZMINE MENDOZA - $2 MILLION
COSME MANAOIS - $2 MILLION
SALO MANAOIS - $2 MILLION
ANGELO MANAOIS - $2 MILLION
ANTHONY MANAOIS - $2 MILLION
NIEVES MANAOIS - $2 MILLION
MYLA MANAOIS - $2 MILLION
MELANIE MANAOIS - $2 MILLION
KEVIN MANAOIS - $2 MILLION
KUYA BILLY'S 3 CHILDREN - $2 MILLION EACH
VIVIAN MENDOZA ADRIANO'S 3 CHILDREN - $2 MILLION EACH X 3
AMALIA MANAOIS (DIFFERENT PERSON WITH THE SAME NAME AS I DO) - $2 MILLION
FIRST YEAR TOTAL - $176.5 MILLION
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SECOND YEAR:
RODELO ASA - $5 MILLION EACH
ROSE ASA - $5 MILLION EACH
BINGO ASA - $5 MILLION EACH
WILL K. ASA + 1 CHILD - $5 MILLION EACH
WILLIAM T. ASA - $5 MILLION
LINDA ASA - $5 MILLION
JHUNE MENDOZA + 2 CHILDREN - $5 MILLION EACH
DIANA LAYGO - $5 MILLION
ROBERT LAYGO - $5 MILLION
JANET FERNANDEZ - $5 MILLION
MANNY FERNANDEZ - $5 MILLION
CEL FERNANDEZ - $5 MILLION
SHARON FERNANDEZ - $5 MILLION
LEAH FERNANDEZ - $5 MILLION
ANNALIZA FERNANDEZ - $5 MILLION
ANNALIZA FERNANDEZ - $5 MILLION
DIANNA MCALLISTER - $5 MILLION + 3.25 MILLION HOUSE
TRAVIS HENRY - $5 MILLION + FREE HOUSE AND ANOTHER $2 MILLION HOUSE
TRAVIS HENRY'S PARENTS - $5 MILLION + FREE HOUSE
TRAVIS HENRY'S BROTHER - $5 MILLION + $2 MILLION HOUSE
TRAVIS HENRY'S SISTER - $5 MILLION + $2 MILLION HOUSE
TRAVIS HENRY'S GRANDFATHER - $2 MILLION
TRAVIS HENRY'S AUNT & UNCLE - $5 MILLION + $1 MILLION HOUSE
DEMARCUS' BROTHER - $5 MILLION + $2 MILLION HOUSE
DEMARCUS' PARENTS - $5 MILLION + $2 MILLION HOUSE
SECOND YEAR TOTAL - $140.75 MILLION
I HAVE $108.25 MILLION LEFT
**I'm going to ask Travis Henry's parents if they could live at my Willamette Riverfront House and guard my yacht. They may use the yacht all year long, also along with me, my family, relatives, and friends.**
THIRD YEAR:
STELLA GONG - $5 MILLION
MEXI MANAOIS - $5 MILLION
CLARE'S BROTHERS & SISTERS - $3 MILLION EACH (TIMES 6)
CLARENCE GOLDIN - $10 MILLION
JULIE ANN MANAOIS - $2 MILLION
CHRISTINA M. VERGARA - $2 MILLION
ZACH MEINTS - $5 MILION
ASA KIDS - $5 MILLION EACH (20 COUSINS OF RODELO ASA)
MARK ASA - $5 MILLION
PATRICIA WAY - $5 MILLION PLUS A HOUSE ($1 MILLION)
JASON BOONE - $5 MILLION PLUS A HOUSE ($2 MILLION)
ZACH YOUNG - $5 MILLION PLUS A HOUSE ($2 MILLION)
MOIRA RYAN - $5 MILLION PLUS A HOUSE ($2 MILLION)
JODEE BROWN - $5 MILLION PLUS A HOUSE ($2 MILLION)
LESLIE ASA - $5 MILLION + HOUSE (2 MILLION)
FLORENCIO EBORA - $5 MILLION + HOUSE (2 MILLION)
STELLA GONG'S SISTERS - $5 MILLION EACH + HOUSE (1 MILLION)
MEXI'S MOTHER - $5 MILLION + HOUSE (1 MILLION)
AL FERNANDEZ - $5 MILLION + HOUSE (2 MILLION)
THIRD YEAR TOTAL - $235.5 MILLION
I HAVE $13.5 MILLION
FOURTH YEAR, FIFTH YEAR, SIXTH YEAR: NO GIFTS BEING GIVEN AWAY AS I WILL BE CHOOSING ANNUITIES WHEN I WIN THE LOTTERY. THIS WILL BE MY INCOME FOR THE REST OF THE TIME.
GIVE MEXI'S BROTHER - $5 MILLION
GIVE MEXI MANAOIS - $15 MILLION
GIVE STELLA GONG - $15 MILLION
GIVE SHAUNA MANAOIS, TERRENCE LUMANGLAS - $5 MILLION EACH + HOUSE
AUNTIE LINDA'S HOUSE - $5 MILLION
UNCLE ROGER'S HOUSE - $15 MILLION
UNCLE REY'S HOUSE - $10 MILLION
SUSAN GONG - $5 MILLION + HOUSE
JENNY GONG - $5 MILLION + HOUSE
GLORIA GONG - $5 MILLION + HOUSE
SOHAIL CHANDIWALLA - $5 MILLION + HOUSE
VICTOR CHAN - $5 MILLION + HOUSE
SAM CHIU - $5 MILLION + HOUSE
KEVIN HUI - $5 MILLION + HOUSE
KEVIN PORIOR - $5 MILLION + HOUSE
I HAVE $118 MILLION LEFT
SEVENTH YEAR AND EIGHT YEAR AND NINTH YEAR:
I'M GOING TO BUILD 5 ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES, 2 APARTMENT BUILDINGS, BUY 5 APARTMENT COMMUNITIES, BUILD OR BUY 5 RESIDENTIAL CARE HOMES, BUILD 2 RESIDENTIAL CARE FACILITIES, BUY 5 GROUP HOMES, BUILD 16 FAST FOOD RESTAURANTS, GIVE $50 MILLION TO CHARITIES WORLDWIDE, OPEN UP A CHARITY GROUP TO KEEP CHILDREN OFF THE STREETS OF MANILA IN THE PHILIPPINES.
TENTH YEAR TO TWELFTH YEAR:
GIVE MY BROTHERS $100 MILLION EACH. AND ANYTHING THAT IS LEFT WILL BE GIVEN TO MY BROTHERS'S KIDS AND THEIR WIVES AND FAMILY AND MY KIDS AND MY DESCENDANTS AND MY BROTHER'S DESCENDANTS. I WILL ALSO GIVE STELLA AND MEXI'S FAMILY THEIR SHARE OF THIS MONEY. I WILL ALSO GIVE TRAVIS AND HIS FAMILY THEIR SHARE OF THIS MONEY.
RYAN ASA - $5 MILLION
GINA ASA - $5 MILLION
RILEY ASA - $5 MILLION
RACHAEL ASA - $5 MILLION
NICOLE LAMBERT - $5 MILLION
2ND GIRL CHILD OF ROSE - $5 MILLION
BRADEN LAMBERT - $5 MILLION
LORELLE ASA - $5 MILLION
LARISSA ASA - $5 MILLION
LEXI ASA - $5 MILLION
BOBBY ASA - $5 MILLION
RON AND DARLENE RIVERA - $10 MILLION
EDDIE RIVERA - $10 MILLION
THE FERNANDEZ KIDS - $5 MILLION EACH (15)
REGGIE MENDOZA - $25 MILLION
VIVIAN MENDOZA ADRIANO - $5 MILLION
BILLY MENDOZA - $5 MILLION
ARNOLD MENDOZA - $5 MILLION
BERNADETTE MENDOZA - $5 MILLION
RYAN MENDOZA - $5 MILLION
RAPHAEL MENDOZA - $5 MILLION
THIRD CHILD OF ATE BABY - $5 MILLION
JAZMINE MENDOZA - $5 MILLION
COSME MANAOIS - $5 MILLION
SALO MANAOIS - $5 MILLION
ANGELO MANAOIS - $5 MILLION
ANTHONY MANAOIS - $5 MILLION
NIEVES MANAOIS - $5 MILLION
MYLA MANAOIS - $5 MILLION
MELANIE MANAOIS - $5 MILLION
KEVIN MANAOIS - $5 MILLION
KUYA BILLY'S 3 CHILDREN - $5 MILLION EACH
VIVIAN MENDOZA ADRIANO'S 3 CHILDREN - $5 MILLION EACH
SHAUNA MANAOIS - $5 MILLION
TOTAL - $325 MILLION
STELLA GONG - $25 MILLION
MEXI MANAOIS - $25 MILLION
PHILIP MANAOIS KIDS - $25 MILLION EACH (3 OR 4)
ALLAN MANAOIS KIDS - $25 MILLION EACH (2 OR 3)
PHILIP MANAOIS - $100 MILLION
ALLAN MANAOIS - $100 MILLION
TRAVIS HEWGLEY'S BROTHER - $25 MILLION
TRAVIS HEWGLEY'S SISTER - $25 MILLION
TRAVIS HEWGLEY'S PARENT'S - $10 MILLION
TRAVIS HEWGLEY - $25 MILLION
TRAVIS HEWGLEY'S 2 CHILDREN WITH HIS FIRST WIFE - $25 MILLION EACH
TOTAL - $535 MILLION
THIRTEENTH YEAR TO SEVENTEENTH YEAR
THE ASA FAMILY
$3 MILLION EACH TIMES 50 PEOPLE
TOTAL - $400 MILLION
EIGHTEENTH YEAR TO THIRTY YEARS
$500 MILLION PER YEAR MINUS TAX = ~$249 MILLION PER YEAR TIMES 12 YEARS = $2 BILLION, 988 MILLION. THIS IS WHAT I'LL HAVE LEFT. I'LL GIVE MY BROTHERS $1 BILLION EACH AND I'LL KEEP THE $988 MILLION.
MR. JUSTIN EAKINS SAID, HE'LL LET ME WIN UP TO 30 TIMES. SO, I WILL WIN UP TO 30 TIMES. I'LL HAVE $2.988 BILLION IN LUMP SUM CASH FOR 12 YEARS OF $249 MILLION PER YEAR PLUS $379.25 MILLION LEFT = $3.367.25 BILLION. I'M SO GREEDY, I LOVE IT. BY THE TIME I GET DONE WITH THE LOTTERY SYSTEM, THEY'D HAVE A COW ON ME. MR. JUSTIN EAKINS SAID HE'D LET ME WIN THE $500 MILLION POWERBALL JACKPOT LOTTERY ONCE PER YEAR. HEHE. LOL.
I'D GIVE THE REST OF MY MONEY TO MY CHILDREN, MY BROTHER'S CHILDREN, MY COUSIN'S CHILDREN HERE IN THE USA AND A LITTLE BIT MORE IN THE PHILIPPINES, AND TRAVIS HEWGLEY (TRAVIS HENRY'S) CHILDREN FROM HIS FIRST WIFE.
I WILL NOT PAY ANY GIFT TAX OR INCOME TAX EVERY YEAR EXCEPT THE TAX REDUCTION FROM THE LOTTERY SYSTEM. OK?
I WILL NOT PAY ANY GIFT TAX OR INCOME TAX EVERY YEAR EXCEPT THE TAX REDUCTION FROM THE LOTTERY SYSTEM. OK?
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Guess what? I'll buy this yacht: http://www.jamesedition.com/yachts/christensen_yachts/other/157-top-five-for-sale-783326
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I'm going to buy this baby next year after I get my settlement from the Government. Here's part of an email I sent to someone:
Thank you for your message. So far, I will not be able to buy a house until 2016 and I'm mainly doing research on buying houses for now. So far, I like Renaissance Homes but they're too expensive. I like their "polar blanket insulation". I'm going to buy my first house from them. I have a settlement coming up with the US Government through Bank of America (my bank) and the Government is going to give me $150 Million. They're going to give it to me before the end of the year, 2015. Our deal was I gave them "realms" or "time" and if they agreed, they would settle and give me my money on February, 2015. In the news just recently, about 2 days ago, there was a $17 Billion Bank of America Settlement. The Government would give Bank of America $17 Billion to fix it's banking system and debts. So, the code word for that for me is "17 Billion" x 2 = "34 Billion". They kept making me wait and I can't wait any longer because I'm already turning 41 years old in October 29. I wanted to do so many things and I planned it all out already. So, that is why I'm looking for a house to buy. Here's my blog: www.mylifefullyexplained.
Sincerely,
Amalia
Here's the news about them:
Bank of America Thursday agreed to pay $16.65 billion to resolve allegations it sold toxic mortgage-backed securities and other financial products in the lead-up to the financial crisis — the largest civil settlement ever between a single firm and the U.S. government.
Announced by federal and state officials in Washington, the deal requires the nation's second-largest bank to pay $9.65 billion in cash and provide $7 billion for consumer relief, such as reducing mortgage payments for struggling homeowners and funding neighborhood stabilization efforts.
HELP FOR HOMEOWNERS: Settlement requires aid to distressed borrowers
INVESTORS: Bank of America stock still not a steal
TAX DEDUCTIBLE: Some settlement expenses are deductible
The cash payment includes a $5.02 billion civil penalty to the Department of Justice, and $4.63 billion in compensatory remediation payments. The compensatory payments are expected to be tax-deductible, softening the financial impact on the bank.
Additionally, the Securities and Exchange Commission said Bank of America agreed to admit wrongdoing and pay $245 million to resolve securities fraud charges filed last year related to residential mortgage backed securities.
Much of the activity covered by the settlement occurred in Countrywide Financial, the mortgage company the bank bought in 2008, and Merrill Lynch, the brokerage the bank also acquired during the financial crisis.
"This historic resolution — the largest such settlement on record — goes far beyond 'the cost of doing business,'" said Attorney General Eric Holder, explaining that the deal resolves "more than a dozen cases and investigations" by the Department of Justice, attorneys general in six states and several federal financial agencies.
"Bank of America has acknowledged that, in the years leading up to the financial crisis that devastated our economy in 2008, it, Merrill Lynch, and Countrywide sold billions of dollars of RMBS (residential mortgage-backed securities) backed by toxic loans whose quality, and level of risk, they knowingly misrepresented to investors and the U.S. government," added Holder. "These loans contained material underwriting defects; they were secured by properties with inflated appraisals; they failed to comply with federal, state, and local laws; and they were insufficiently collateralized. Yet these financial institutions knowingly, routinely, falsely, and fraudulently marked and sold these loans as sound and reliable investments. "
Shares of Bank of America (BAC) jumped more than 4% in Thursday trading, closing at $16.16 as investors appeared to react to the sweeping resolution of investigations that shadowed the bank for months.
The Charlotte, N.C.-headquartered bank said the settlement is expected to reduce its third-quarter pre-tax earnings by $5.3 billion and negatively affect earnings per share by approximately 43 cents per share after taxes.
"We believe this settlement, which resolves significant remaining mortgage-related exposures, is in the best interests of our shareholders, and allows us to continue to focus on the future," bank CEO Brian Moynihan said as federal and state officials outlined the settlement at a Washington news conference.
Despite the settlement's breadth, Bank of America said it does not cover potential criminal claims or claims against individuals. The bank also said it would pursue an appeal of the July federal court ruling that required it to pay nearly $1.3 billion for a program that caused heavy losses to federally-backed mortgage finance giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac amid financial crisis fallout.
U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff in New York City imposed the fine on the bank's Countrywide Financial unit for risky mortgages sold through a program informally dubbed "The Hustle" or "The High Speed Swim Lane." Rakoff's ruling also ordered Rebecca Mairone, a bank employee involved in running the loan program, to pay $1 million for her role.
The settlement was hammered out during months of negotiations between lawyers for Bank of America and Department of Justice prosecutors — as well as direct talks between Holder and Moynihan.
The agreement marks the latest in a series of Department of Justice legal actions focused on financial institutions whose marketing and sale of risky mortgage-backed securities contributed to a real estate market collapse amid the 2008 financial crisis.
The largest previous settlement involved JPMorgan Chase (JPM), which in Novemberagreed to pay $13 billion and admit it sold billions in toxic mortgage investments.
Similarly, Citigroup (C) in July agreed to a $7 billion settlement over similar Department of Justice allegations.
For Bank of America, the record-breaking settlement significantly boosts the more than $60 billion that the Charlotte, N.C.-headquartered bank has already spent to resolve legal issues stemming from the financial crisis. No other U.S. bank has spent more.
Cumulatively, the nation's largest six bank holding companies by assets have agreed to pay more than $107 billion for credit crisis and mortgage-related settlements, according to data compiled by SNL Financial, a provider of financial data and analysis.
Despite the size of the new settlement, some consumer groups have criticized the lack of detailed data on investor losses linked to the mortgage-selling scheme, as well as an absence of charges against specific bank officials. Dennis Kelleher, president and CEO of Better Markets, a financial watchdog, earlier this month called on Department of Justice officials to provide that information.
"Why are we charging the stockholders instead of going after the people who did wrong? Corporations don't engage in criminal behavior. They don't take advantage of innocent people. People do," Dick Kovacevich, former Wells Fargo chairman and CEO, told CNBC Thursday.
However, federal officials may pursue a civil lawsuit against Angelo Mozilo, co-founder of Countrywide Financial, for alleged improper actions related to the financial crisis,The New York Times, Bloomberg News and other media organizations reported.
Additionally, the U.S. Public Interest Research Group, a national consumer organization, on Monday questioned why portions of the Bank of America settlement would be tax-deductible.
"To understand how significant the BofA settlement really is, people need to ask how many billions the bank is allowed to write off as tax deductions, and how much of the announced figure includes 'fake costs' — costs the bank would have incurred anyway to protect its bottom line," said Phineas Baxandall, the consumer group's senior analyst.
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I'm going to buy myself a private jet too, park it in my 20 acre estate in front of the river in Stevenson, Washington (WA). Here it is:
photo credits: jamesedition.com
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