Margarito says he'll stop Pacquiao, Pacquiao didn't make a bold prediction, Freddie Roach first said it'll be over in round 9 and now boldly proclaims don't be surprised if the fight's over in round 1
Who do you expect to win the Pacquiao - Margarito fight? Winner of the Pacquiao - Margarito fight would be the last man standing or who the judges scored the most.
I'll just watch the Pacquiao - Margarito fight live on my new Samsum LCD TV :P
Friday, November 12, 2010
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Tips How to Win Lotto Jackpot PCSO Lottery 6/42, 6/45, 6/55
For people who'd like to know if they're lucky and take a shot at the balooning jackpot of PCSO GrandLotto 6/55...including the greedy senators who "wants to help the poor" but don't palce bets when the grand prize is low
Sure ways tips to win the lottery:
1. Take care of your numbers. Having a set of numbers each time has a
higher probability of winning.
2. Computer programs calculating winning lotto number combination don't
work
3. Winning number patterns can't predict the next winning combinations.
The balls are each weighed before each draw, right? If you want
predictable and cheated results, just bet on jueteng, the illegal numbers game patronized by the poor who has no money for food and education yet finds resources for alcohol, cigarettes and sometimes drugs, even if they know jueteng lords cheat their own game :(
4. More bets mean more probability of winning; and the higher risk of
losing :P
5. The only way to win the lotto jackpot is to be the luckiest guy who
placed a bet. (There's some sort of luckiest guy on earth who won the lottery jackpot, not once but twice. Jose Rizal also was lucky when he co-won the second prize while in exile in Dapitan)
6. Most lotto winners come from the Bureau of Customs, the Bureau of
Internal Revenue and other government agencies who can't explain their
wealth when questioned why their SALs always bloat even if they have not
so high paying jobs.
7. Sure way to win the lottery grand prize is to bet at all possible numbers i.e. about 29 million lotto tickets worth about PhP580M. This is only feasible, and if the PCSO will allow it, when the jackpot hits more than that prize...just keep your fingers crossed that you're the only one who placed a bet on the winning number combination :P
Sure ways tips to win the lottery:
1. Take care of your numbers. Having a set of numbers each time has a
higher probability of winning.
2. Computer programs calculating winning lotto number combination don't
work
3. Winning number patterns can't predict the next winning combinations.
The balls are each weighed before each draw, right? If you want
predictable and cheated results, just bet on jueteng, the illegal numbers game patronized by the poor who has no money for food and education yet finds resources for alcohol, cigarettes and sometimes drugs, even if they know jueteng lords cheat their own game :(
4. More bets mean more probability of winning; and the higher risk of
losing :P
5. The only way to win the lotto jackpot is to be the luckiest guy who
placed a bet. (There's some sort of luckiest guy on earth who won the lottery jackpot, not once but twice. Jose Rizal also was lucky when he co-won the second prize while in exile in Dapitan)
6. Most lotto winners come from the Bureau of Customs, the Bureau of
Internal Revenue and other government agencies who can't explain their
wealth when questioned why their SALs always bloat even if they have not
so high paying jobs.
7. Sure way to win the lottery grand prize is to bet at all possible numbers i.e. about 29 million lotto tickets worth about PhP580M. This is only feasible, and if the PCSO will allow it, when the jackpot hits more than that prize...just keep your fingers crossed that you're the only one who placed a bet on the winning number combination :P
Monday, November 08, 2010
LCD TV Brands, Prices, Service Centers Information Needed
I'm really shopping for a new LCD TV to be used by my son in his playroom. Want something larger than 21 inches.
I canvassed around Centris Station SM Hypermarket and saw some cheap brands of LCD TVs including TCL LCD TV, Coby LCD TV, CDR King LCD TV, Fukuda LCD TV, Changhong LCD TV, Promac LCD TV, Nextbase, Union, Pensonic, Matrix, Skyworth LCD TV et al
a 19" LCD TV costs around PhP12,000.00 while the 22 inches around P4k more expensive. I wonder if anyone out there can give me LCD TV reviews and feedback, as well as problems where you have to take it to authorized service centers for repairs even if out of warranty.
Some names that came on my search popular with Home Theater enthusiasts: Theater Works (used to be in Trinoma but now selling online), Sights and Sounds 4th Level Shangri-la Mall, The Home Theater on Tordesillas St, Salcedo Village Makati. You might try your luck at Western Trinoma; Savers Appliance Depot, SM Appliance and Abenson's and even stores on Raon, Quiapo Surplus LCD TV's (try Manila South Harbor (Pier)).
I will update this post once I bought my own LCD TV...
UPDATE: I bought a Samsung Series 3 32" LCD TV for P21,000.00 with wall mounting brackets at P1050 (inlcuding installation) and P200 delivery (though I picked it up to save this)
I canvassed around Centris Station SM Hypermarket and saw some cheap brands of LCD TVs including TCL LCD TV, Coby LCD TV, CDR King LCD TV, Fukuda LCD TV, Changhong LCD TV, Promac LCD TV, Nextbase, Union, Pensonic, Matrix, Skyworth LCD TV et al
a 19" LCD TV costs around PhP12,000.00 while the 22 inches around P4k more expensive. I wonder if anyone out there can give me LCD TV reviews and feedback, as well as problems where you have to take it to authorized service centers for repairs even if out of warranty.
Some names that came on my search popular with Home Theater enthusiasts: Theater Works (used to be in Trinoma but now selling online), Sights and Sounds 4th Level Shangri-la Mall, The Home Theater on Tordesillas St, Salcedo Village Makati. You might try your luck at Western Trinoma; Savers Appliance Depot, SM Appliance and Abenson's and even stores on Raon, Quiapo Surplus LCD TV's (try Manila South Harbor (Pier)).
I will update this post once I bought my own LCD TV...
UPDATE: I bought a Samsung Series 3 32" LCD TV for P21,000.00 with wall mounting brackets at P1050 (inlcuding installation) and P200 delivery (though I picked it up to save this)
Thursday, November 04, 2010
Slow Facebook Access on Sun Broadband Internet
Though I've never been fondof Facebook and other social networking sites, I can't help but setup at least a Facebook page formy main blog. Problem's that accessing Facebook using Sun Broadband Internet is next to useless.
When I try to access my facebook page to post updates on my blog, allI can see is an incomplete main page. It's like this for many weeks now, don't know how long for I really don't access Facebook that much.
I called up Sun Hotline and I they informed me about the advisory on slow facebook access. No timeline was given on when this can be fixed too. It's probably a invisible proxy server problem or content delivery hiccup.
When I try to access my facebook page to post updates on my blog, allI can see is an incomplete main page. It's like this for many weeks now, don't know how long for I really don't access Facebook that much.
I called up Sun Hotline and I they informed me about the advisory on slow facebook access. No timeline was given on when this can be fixed too. It's probably a invisible proxy server problem or content delivery hiccup.
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