Today marks the 3rd anniversary of this site. Nothing fancy about it, though. No celebrations, no party, no drinks. No milestones to brag about, no achievements, no nothing.
Moving forward, I’ll continue to be in pursuit of knowledge. No failed projects can hinder me.
So if you are still with me in this pursuit, subscribe now to Deuts.NET.
We had this wild idea, what about a “Deuts Cafe”:
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Not a bad idea for a business, huh? Let me know your comments.
It was a very short fight that on twitter:
@Pimplepopper: Lesson learned: if u buy tickets to a pacquiao fight, watch the undercard fights to make the most of the admission price.
Lesson learned indeed. For those wanting to watch the two short videos of the fight but are behind office firewalls or proxy server that makes youtube and other video sharing sites inaccessible, good thing you can access this site. Just come visit again for more!
Continue reading Manny Pacquiao Knocks Out Ricky Hatton in Round 2
It has been discussed in some forums, blogs and in the comments:
There are certainly features in WordPress that I don’t particularly use. And I believe a lot of users are not using them as well. Yet, these features are in the core, and we can’t even avoid them.
I don’t know about you but at least in the last six months I received comments obviously are spam past through Akismet anti-spam filters. Even the akismet stats, I don’t think they’re telling the truth about how many spam they missed –the ones I manually marked as spam. The numbers are just definitely way off the count that I everyday mark as spam.
The missed spam –these are comments that all have to only say, “they liked my website”, “I have the best website”, “they’ve subscribed to my RSS feeds”, and sometimes asking “they can’t understand how to subscribe to my rss feeds”, without adding any single value whatsoever to what my post was about to which they are commenting. They are usually coupled with strange names and url’s or domain names that looked really bogus (e.g. insurance, some medical drugs, etc.).
I love your website.
So do I, now what? Do you want me to visit yours? No way!
I enjoyed your website.
Really? I hope you enjoy more!
Or maybe, the reason these comments go past the Akismet filters is because other people just simply approve them for their own blogs without second thoughts. And Akismet is left confused, don’t know what to do with the same ip address, name, email address, and website url.
Yeah, I’ve seen some comments like these published in other blogs.
Maybe the blogosphere has become too crowded that rendered anti-spam filters like Akismet ineffective.
I have to admit, I was a big fan of Barangay Ginebra in the Philippine Basketball Association, especially the team of the years circa 1996-1998. The team that was immortalized by the songs of Bayang Barrios and Gary Granada. The team whose game results either make or break my day.
Those were the days that I used to watch closely the developments in the league.
As a tribute to my favorite team, here are the songs and a video:
Sinusundan ko ang bawat laro
Ng koponan kong naghihingalo
Sa bawat bolang binibitaw
Di mapigilang mapapasigaw
Kahit hindi relihiyoso
Naaalala ko ang mga santo
O San Miguel, Santa Lucia
Sana manalo ang Ginebra
Our favorite Friday hangout appears to have undergone a major overhaul in terms of look:
The name “Obeertime” is a play on the words “Overtime” and “Beer Time”, which could translate to “after office beer hangout”.
I figured out, I need to cook my own food, especially during these tough times.
Here goes Deuts’ style of adobong manok:
An Australian state is offering internationally what it calls “the best job in the world” — earning a top salary for lazing around a beautiful tropical island for six months.
The job pays 150,000 Australian dollars (105,000 US dollars) and includes free airfares from the winner’s home country to Hamilton Island on the Great Barrier Reef, Queensland’s state government announced.
Applications are open until February 22. Eleven shortlisted candidates will be flown to Hamilton Island in early May for the final selection process and the six month contract will commence on July 1.
Read more in the Island Reef Job website.
Nick Vujicic teaches how to get back up after one falls down.
Now, this should make you start crying.