THE PRE-HOLY WEEK HOLY WARS: The Rise of PJ the Zombie (ang pagbabalik)

Oh yeah! Even with the ever increasing number of the powerful Newbloods, the Oldbloods tapped their mana powercard to resurrect the living dead! Arising from the muck and tar of rotting middle earth, came PJ…. the gayest Zombie freak of them all! Smelling like an Arab from Dubai, with a butthole of a violated camel, he has been ordered to wage an unholy war against the proliferating scourge called Newbloods.

All DCWired.net gays are therefore summoned to fight in the March 27-28 Holy Wars either against the Evil Zombie PJ or alongside this vile creature from Dubai… Weapons of choice will vary depending on your rig specs, yet weapons are only as good as the soldiers who use them…

Enlist in the crusades now and feel the bloodlust and adrenaline rush of THE PRE-HOLY WEEK HOLY WARS! http://www.dcwired.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=74&t=20840

Another expected feature (hopefully, if hindi ma-delay ang arrival) is the inauguration of our very own spanking BRAND NEW 32-inch Lounge LCD-TV which will culminate the following day with a live stream viewing of the Pacquiao-Clotty fight! Here’s hoping for the best…

So register now at Blinque for the LP & LCD-TV Inauguration and include yourself in the list by following this link:

http://www.dcwired.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=74&t=20480

So as to promote healthy lifestyle to members, please sign up here.

Hurry up and join , beat the summer heat by being hot yourself.

This LAN PARTY is a concerted effort from everybody at DCWired.net so our ever-so-generous sponsors, members and friends who never fail to donate food or whatever they can for the “P-A-H-R-T-E-Y”, are most welcome to share and spread the love…

DCWired.net: Keeping the Davao Underground LAN Party scene alive and fragging!

Click on this link and get into the “know”… http://www.dcwired.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=74&t=19772&p=95142#p95142

To all DcW registered members! Pls Register and Claim Beta key. Limited Beta Keys only! so better get 1 Asap!
We will be testing the game online later tonight. thank you everybody. more power! DcWired.net

Follow link bellow!

http://www.dcwired.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=19697

Follow the link below and see what’s in store for you…

http://www.dcwired.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=74&t=18979

“We are DCWired and THIS is what we do..…best!”

(Hoping that one day our LAN Party would be THIS BIG!)

Best Thermal Paste Application Methods. Now Explained Very Clearly. Useful steps and very accurate placement of thermalpaste samples shown. the more we discovered that because there are so many different cooling solutions on the market it becomes impossible to give generalized advice to specific situations. Despite this, there is one single principal that holds true in every condition: Under perfect conditions the contact surfaces between the processor and cooler would be perfectly flat and not contain any microscopic pits, which would allow direct contact without the need for Thermal Interface Material. But since we don’t have perfectly flat surfaces, Thermal Material must fill the tiny imperfections. This is where our testing comes into play.

Forum Topic Discussions by Layan:
http://www.dcwired.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=88&t=19024

Those who opt not to contribute will have less rights and less priority to use the gigabit switch as well as rig positioning and will have to pay additional P100 pesos for gigabit switch fee, as agreed by the group during yesterday’s meeting.

i.e. LGPap’s LP fee for the Xmas LP is the usual P300, while a member who has not pitched-in his gigabit switch contribution by Dec. 21 will be P400 (300 LP fee+100). This will go on for the succeeding LP’s that he will join until he reaches SIX (6) LP’s making his gigabit switch contribution equal to P600 (100×6 joined LP’s) as opposed to those who committed and paid P500 only with PRIORITY PRIVILEGES by December 21.

A fully paid member like Vision (P1,500 membership), will only be paying P150 this Xmas LP if he has contributed his commitment before the December 21 deadline. Paying early ALWAYS has its perks and benefits.

A member who has committed, HAS TO BE FULLY PAID (P500) on or before the DEADLINE ON DECEMBER 21 to officially on the FINAL PRIVILEGED PRIORITY LIST.

Should the number of contributing members for the gigabit project reach the maximum LP Lounge slot limit, the rig positions and placement priority will be nullified and the first come first served rule applies. Of course, LP Fee has to be paid first.

The contribution list below IS NOT in the order of Priority but simply a list of contributors.

I will be in Manila & Los Baños, Laguna starting Dec.8-Dec.22 for both business and PLEASURE and i may not be able to log on as much as possible. Timmy, Layan and LGfafs will be coordinating to make this project run as smooth as possible. Payments may be left with Wawa at Blinque. Urgent inquiries regarding this matter may be directed to me at 0917-5488233 but please try as much as possible to avoid calling/texting me… ESPECIALLY IN THE EVENING…hehehe (Unless you really miss me na!)

Layan wrote:
To All DcW. This is the Official List for the Gigabit Switch Project. There will be no longer a traditional exchange gift but rather the group will purchase gigabit switch this xmas LP. para everybody happy. This is a very useful stuff para sa ato lounge. dili na lag atong file share paspas na. So pls support our lounge upgrade.

Note: Any other inquiry will be handled by
1. Sherwin aka kryptonian_sher – our lounge upkeep manager and treasurer.
2. LGpaps aka KAKS – our project operation head.

Pls state your name and desired amount for your contribution. Dead Line!(Dec. 21, 2009)
1. Layan – 500
2. Sherwinator – P500
3. Freeze – 300 + 200 (pwede staggard til Dec. 21 bro)
4. naj.razaele – 500
5. Krams_i7- 500
6. Barny – 500
7. ian_queso – 500
8. Euclotan – 500
9.) jek2_17 – 500
10.) Gino – 500
11.) vision – 500
12.) HydroRex – 500
13.) KIRA_KAMI – 500
14.) blakraven66 – 500
15.) LGPaps – P700.00
16.) pixel – 500
17.) Tsiz – 500
18.) kh3n – 500
19.) Commando – 500
20.) Scoontz

PLans:
Since mag anniversary ta this coming sat. daghan mn jud ta ana. mag bunot2x nata daan para sa nxt xmas LP.
Tagpila ang amount. well mag sabot sabot pata ana dri sa forum. majority wins.

Lista lng who wants to join. and desired amount sa amot. and your wish list.

Layan: i think d ma 2loy ang exchage gift. buti pa kc e pang amot bili ng gigabit switch nlng. para ma gamit ntn every LP. kawawa nung gus2 mag leech last lp. grabeh talga ka hina. I think the officer will call out a meeting regarding this topic.

Sherwin: Yupyup! Tama jud si Layan… bale yung i-allocate sana natin na cash for the Exchange gift sa mabubunot mo na manito, we still dish it out but will go to buying a new gigabit switch that was STOLEN so in effect, parang we gave everyone else an exchange gift to everybody else that is and will be VERY VERY useful to all of us for a long long time! Cool!…and not just gave a gift to one person during this season of giving…

What do you say about Layan’s Idea gays? Ok ba ito sa atin?

Layan: hehehe… FYI… not my idea. I think it was timmy or pusit. kalimot nako.ehehehe option nila to.hehehe I think it was good idea pud.ehehe

since kita kyo ang needs sa gigabit switch tong last lp. so up up for this.

himo nlng ta new thread about this topic. pra d ma gulo dito. ok ok…

Guys, please label your amounts PROPERLY to avoid confusion. Seryoso baya ni nga sabot kay ang imong gi-pledge/gi-commit singilon  before XMAS to purchase the new gigabit switch before the Xmas LP. Ok gays? So please edit your post aron madali ta. Thanks.

1. Layan – 500petot
2. Sherwinator – P500 pesos
3. Freeze – 300 (Tight on budget)
4. naj.razaele – 500 Dinars! -pls verify and/or edit
5. Krams_i7-500$ -pls verify and/or edit
6. Barny – 500 yen -pls verify and/or edit
7. ian_queso – 500 payts na ni mka ipon pa
8. Clovis – 350 euro (mao lang akong ma afford.. poor man gud ko..) -pls verify and/or edit
9.) jek2_17 – 500 ka bulbol -pls verify and/or edit and stop being gay even for one second
10.) Gino-500
11.) vision – 500
12.) HydroRex – 500
13.) KIRA_KAMI – $ 500 $ -pls verify and/or edit
14.) blakraven66 – 500
15.) LGPaps – P700.00

My Xmas Wish List:
1. Layan – gigabit switch
2. Sherwinator – gigabit switch
3. Freeze – gigabit switch
4. naj.razaele – gigabit switch
5. Krams_i7 – gigabit switch
6. Barny – gigabit switch
7. ian_queso – gigabit switch
8. Clovis – gigabit switch
9. jek2_17 – gigabit switch
10. Gino- ggbit switch
11.) vision – same above

Updated: Dec 1 2009

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Machine Set-up
# Visibility.You must be able to see what you are doing easily to avoid eye strain and neck pain. Have adequate amounts of light. Florescent lights are not very good, the so called “natural spectra” florescent lights are not quite as bad, incandescent lighting is better and indirect natural (sun) light is best. Reduce glare as much as possible, not only on your screen but also on the rest of your work ares including the keyboard. Hoods, drapes, glare screens and changing the lights can do wonders. Use the control knobs on the monitor, they can help you. Don’t be afraid to fiddle around with the tilt and height positions of the monitor. Rearrange things until you can see well and it feels comfortable for you.

# Chairs. As with visibility factors, experiment with chair height and/or tilt. Try different chairs. Keep trying until you get it the way your body likes.

# Keyboards. Be sure to get the height right to prevent too much bend at the wrist and allow the forearm to have some support. The arms should hang loose to prevent the shoulder muscles from cramping. Many keyboards can tilt; unfortunately, most of them tilt the wrong way. If any thing the keyboard should tilt to help the wrist stay straight, which is to say raising the space bar end and lowering the “top”(the F1, F2 etc.) end. Tilting the key board the other way, (space bar lower and “top” row higher) can predispose you to carpel tunnel syndrome.

# Mouse. The continual clicking and small, precise motions involved in mouse use are a repetitive action that can be a health hazard. A few basic rules can help make handling this convenient input devise safer and more comfortable:
1.) Hold the mouse loosely. “White knuckling” the mouse creates too much tension. Use a light touch when you click.
2.) Use you whole arm and shoulder to move the mouse, not just your wrist. Don’t rest your forearm on the desk while you move the mouse.
3.) Do not lift your “pinkie”, use all of your fingers to lightly hold the mouse.
4.) Keep your wrist relaxed and neutral, not bent. The click button should be about the same height as your keyboard.
5.) Avoid prolonged postures. Rotate your shoulders, gently shake your hands and fingers four or five times per hour.
6.) Left handers should use a “left handed” mouse, or configure the mouse to work best with their different (mirror image) hand shape.

# Desks. Make enough space so that you have room to work, especially if your pushing your mouse around. Use a paper holder to keep letters or books semi-vertical and at eye level. Your work space should be set up so that you need not twist your neck. Documents should be positioned at the same height and next to the VDT, especially if a lot of time is to be spent at these tasks. Make your work space user friendly.
Human Set-Up
# Posture. No one posture is perfect. You do not have to be “military” but getting comfortable is essential. Footrests help, (or a book or lunch pail or anything handy to rest your feet up a bit), as do cushions if your chair is not providing adequate support. The most important rule is to avoid prolonged positions. Shake your hands and shoulders now and then. Keep lose.

# Eyes. After good lighting and avoiding glare, the most important eye consideration is to look away from the screen occasionally. It really helps. Also, don’t forget to blink. Blinking moistens the eyes to prevent burning from dryness.

# Warm up. Just as an athlete prepares for the game by stretching and loosening the joints and muscles to prevent injury and enhance performance, you too should prepare for a marathon session surfing the Net. Do some shoulder rolls, neck stretches, wrist wiggles and leg stretches before you even log in. Prevention is better than repair.

# Breaks. If you hold any part of you in one position for longer than an hour, you set your self up for stiff joints, achy muscles, tendon fatigue and ligament weakness; not to mention decreased efficiency and diminished concentration. If you are focused on what you are doing, you can loose track of time unless you purposely schedule breaks. Have the computer clock on screen, or steal the oven timer out of your kitchen, or set the alarm on your watch, or somehow let yourself know about the passage of time. Then, at least once an hour, (every half hour would be better), get right up off your seat and walk around, stretch, yawn, wiggle, breath, get the blood flowing and stimulate the joints. It is worth the time and trouble as you will feel better, work sharper and get more done. Take advantage of un-scheduled “downtime”. Instead of staring at the little hour-glass and wishing it would go faster, do something beneficial for your body.

If you already have mechanical body problems, such as neck arthritis or carpel tunnel syndrome, it is necessary to take breaks more frequently; on the order of three or four mini-breaks per hour. Preventing a flair-up is far superior to irritating these disorders.

source: http://www.klis.com/computers+health/