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Update: ticket prices of Eraserheads reunion(final)

ryantetek — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 23:37:36 +0000

Philippine Entertainment Portal have received a report that the tickets for general admission of the
Eraserheads reunion concert will sell at something like 800 pesos and 1,300 pesos for the patron.It is quite a burden for some fans.With 3 days left, how can we find money to buy it?

Sample Ticket courtesy of Philmusic:

Link can be found here:

Eraserheads Reunion set to August 30 and it’s final

ryantetek — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 02:26:47 +0000

got this news from philmusic.com

http://philmusic.com/main/content/view/183/1/

The good news is that the tobacco companies will not be sponsoring the event anymore, but another producer.Bad News—-it means that tickets will not be for free.

WordCamp Philippines 2008

ryantetek — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 00:05:40 +0000

WordCamp Philippines 2008 will be held in two venues here in the Philippines.September 4 2008 in Davao and on September 6 in Manila.Venue in Manila is at College of St. Benilde,Taft Avenue in Manila(infront of La Salle Taft).Very excited to attend this event to meet fellow bloggers and plug-ins developers here in the Philippines.And that’s not all:It will be attended by one of the creators of WordPress,Matt Mullenweg!Many thanks to the organizers of this event and also to the sponsors!

Tux the Linux Penguin tattoo

ryantetek — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 02:40:27 +0000

I have seen this tattoo of Tux,the Linux Penguin on rate my ink which looks cool.And also ,these one, “blue screen of death” tattoo. I am really sure this one is a Linux user.

Pundaquit,Zambales

ryantetek — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 07:42:09 +0000

We had our company outing last June 8 and 9.Together with my wife and my officemates,we had a 5 hour trip to Zambales.We stayed at Megan’s Beach Resort.It was a great vacation and we went to another 2 islands, the Capones Islands and Anawangin Cove.Pictures of the vacation can be seen at Photos->Pundaquit, Zambales vacation..Anyway,back to work…

Thursday coming to Manila!

ryantetek — Thu, 22 May 2008 23:29:34 +0000

Thursday will be coming to the Philippines for 2 shows:May 30 on A-Venue bar in Makati Avenue,Makati and on May 31 at Camarines Sur for the Kaogma Festival.This is my dream come true.Been dying to watch Thursday live here in the Philippines.Tickets are for sale at 1000 in Pulp office.For more details call them at 6871709 or log on at their website at www.pulpcommunity.com.We’ll be waiting for you Thursday here! Got to buy my tickets.

Philippine doctors laughing while removing 6 inch canister from a male patient’s rectum

ryantetek — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 02:31:49 +0000

There’s a video that is spreading on the net showing these fucking Philippine surgeons and staff laughing and giggling while having a surgery of removing a 6 inch body spray canister in a male patient’s ass..

The hospital is in Vicente Sotto Memorial Medical Center in the central city of Cebu,a government run hospital.the stupid cheering crowd is composed of more than 10 people,including these professionals to be medical and nursing students.

The patient plans to file charges to these deepshits.To all those staff in the videos who were laughing at the operation,you were not supposed to be in that field.No matter what’s the case of your patient you should not make fun of it and worse film it for the whole world to see.May the patient win the file charges against you so you will lose your fucking licenses and to those students so that they will be expelled from school and do not continue anymore what your dream job would be.

“You are a disgrace to the Philippines and to the medical community as well.Go fuck yourself!”

–Story and video can be found at liveleak.com

Windows XP to stop selling in June

ryantetek — Thu, 17 Apr 2008 23:39:20 +0000

Microsoft originally announced over a year ago that Windows XP would be going off the market in January 2008. XP was later given a brief stay of execution, to June 30, 2008. That deadline is fast approaching, which has led to much panicking from people who aren’t quite sure what XP’s “going off market” means, exactly.

People are still as confused as ever. So let’s take a stab at clarifying, once again, what’s going to happen by answering some frequently asked questions about XP’s imminent disappearance.

Will Windows XP really no longer be on sale after June 30? Sorry for the double negative, but no. All this means is that Microsoft will stop selling the OS. Finding a computer with XP preinstalled will likely be very difficult, as well. However, you’ll still be able to find copies for the foreseeable future, and likely the unforeseeable one, too. See for yourself: You can find copies of just about any Microsoft product, including ancient versions of Windows and even MS-DOS, by simply searching online. But hang on to your current copy of Windows XP. You may need it down the road if you don’t want to move to Vista.

Will I be forced to upgrade to Vista soon? No. But it will get harder and harder not to, especially since new software and peripherals are likely to stop working with XP. That could take years.

Will my XP machine stop working in June? No, but Microsoft will stop releasing non-security software updates to the masses on April 14, 2009. But let’s be clear: XP will continue to “work” even after this point.

Will Microsoft shut off product activation for XP after June? No, that would be crazy. While no one has said this will happen, it’s conceivable that Windows could shut down product activation for XP at some point. But that would only happen after XP reaches its end-of-support term (when all support plans expire). The good news for you: That happens on April 8, 2014, which should be plenty of time to get the kinks worked out of Vista-or switch to a Mac, Linux, or anything else. Bottom line: Your copy of XP will work, totally legally, for at least six more years.

What about this exception for Windows XP Home Edition I hear about? Doesn’t apply to you. Microsoft will continue to sell XP to makers of ultra-cheap laptops like the Asus Eee PC until 2010 because they just can’t run Vista. But it is not going to make XP Home Edition available as installable software to end-users.

What about after 2014? Well, that’s unclear. But it’s possible XP will stop being installable at that point. Microsoft’s official policy is that these dates have “no affect [sic] on how long you can use a product,” which may imply product activation will work forever. However, two things come to mind:

1) Even the most die-hard XP enthusiast will probably be ready to upgrade at that point (as XP will be nearly 15 years old, and your PC will be dead by then, I’m sure).

2) Even if Microsoft shuts off product activation, the hacker community will certainly make dozens of tools to let you continue using XP with abandon. Fret not.

Can I install XP on a PC that has Vista already on it? Yes. You can delete any partition with any OS on it (and reformat it) during the installation of XP. If you’re feeling brave, you can even run both OSes at the same time by setting up a dual-boot machine.

—These post was taken from yahoo.com

2007 Philippine Bar Exams Results

ryantetek — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 23:31:24 +0000

A total of 1,289 out of the 5,626 examinees from 109 law schools nationwide passed the 2007 Bar examinations held on September 2, 9, 16, and 23 last year at the De La Salle University in Taft Avenue, Manila.

The Passing rate of this year’s exams is 22.91%.Oathtaking of the successful bar candidates is set at 2 p.m. on April 29, 2008, at the Philippine InternationalConvention Center.

Congratulations to all who have passed the exams especially to my sister, Laurrie Layne Cristobal for a job well done.

Complete list to those successful examinees of the 2007 Philippine Bar Exams results can be found here.

STI Taft

ryantetek — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 00:01:51 +0000

It’s been almost a year at the time of writing this stuff when we have find our separate ways. I have been a student here at STI Taft for years and I have graduated batch 2007.

There are many classmates that unfortunately have not succeeded in studies,some have their families earlier, other have stopped school due to financial constraints. But Many still have finished the course.

After graduation, we start to find jobs to help parents. Some became programmers, other become developers, call center agents, technicians, office staffs and there is one that study a different course(James,hehe). I hope all of us will have the career they really want, it’s not just about money, it’s where you will be happy for the rest of their lives.

To my classmates, (Jeffrey Candaza, James Ricerra, Genesis Paras, Tracy Anne Seraye, Rose Ann De Lara, Dyna Mae Meran, Aila Azogue, Majerie Isoli, Christian Garcia, Francis Gomez, Melvin Agonias, Mark Bellido, Vanessa Tangan, Jean Soriano, Cheryl, Alpha Villanueva, Avigail San Juan, Joan Madelo, forgive me if I have forgotten someone) good luck to all of you and keep in touch always. Here’s a pic to some of them taken at our house:

By the way, if there s someone who is not yet a member of our groups, please visit http://groups.yahoo.com/group/stitaft_bscs07/ . Thanks to teachers, schoolmates and other dudes…Back to my work!