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Music Business › Re: Learning To Play The Keyboard/Piano by 123over: 5:26pm On May 23, 2019

This is my price list:
Complete= (bag, charger,1x lense, sd-card)

Nikon D90
body -#100k
complete- (+flash)#160k
& #140k (-flash)

Nikon D7000
body-#130k
complete-#220k (2 lenses+ flash)

Nikon D3400
Complete#170k

Nikon D3300
Complete #150k

Nikon D5100
Complete #110k

Canon 7D
Complete#220k
70
Canon 1200
Complete #150k (2 lenses)

Canon 1100
Complete #130k (2 lenses)

Canon 1100
Complete #90k (1 lense)

Nikon & Basic lense:
(18-55mm)
D3200-#90k
D3100-#90k
D70 #90k
-2 lenses: 18-70mm 70-300mm -charger
-sd-cards
-manual
-Bag

D60-#70k
D5000-#90k
Complete €160k...(+big bag)

Hp-probook
Original charger + notebook
#70k

Contact me here:
henryirabs@yahoo.de

Music Business › Re: Where Can I Buy Yamaha Psr 450 Keyboard? by 123over: 1:48pm On Nov 04, 2015

I have most of these products and can sell it for a bit less.
henryirabs@yahoo.de

Christianity Etc › Re: Why Do Churches Pay Salaries To Musicians? by 123over: 8:44am On Sep 04, 2015*

My people! This una talk here plenty, no be small.
Paying instrumentalist or not paying instrumentalist, is a never ending topic.
There are two types of instrumentalist. Those that just play without thinking of warm-ups and those that put in everything to bring out the best.
They are both talented but the latter have developed their talents over time. Some instrumentalist spend 4 hours and even more, on their instrument every day warming up, to stay fit (playing very well, even advanced songs on all keys).
If you have a full time job, u cannot grow well in your music ministry. I know we like to faith everything, but the bible says, faith without work is death and that we should study to show ourselves approved unto God. You may say, these scriptures are for spiritual Issues but playing an instrument to God, is a spiritual thing too.
So, If the church is satisfied with what they have (Struggling instrumentalist, since the instrumentalist are trying to struggle with working and till keep up with playing for the church), then let them not pay but they shouldn't put unnecessary pressure on the instrumentalist expecting them to be around whenever they need them.
God is faithful,loving,unchangeable but our church leaders know how to twist things around sometimes to their favor.
We should draw a line between God and the church, even though the bible says they should be connected, the head and body (Romans 12:5).
Sometimes you are there for the body of Christ, contributing your all, without pay and when you are in need, nobody is there for you.
God is a faithful God, and may end up using stones to meet your needs.
God doesn't run the church directly, men do. It is the human factor in the church that brings about errors in the church.
It is well o.
It is more blessed to give than to receive (Acts 20:35). This scripture has been Abused.It was Paul (a leader) that was working to meet his needs and that of others. Do our church leaders do same or they just tell us to give?
Paul says, Be ye followers of me, even as I also am of Christ (1 Corinthians 11:1)
Imagine how the church will look like if nobody is been paid. We all do circular jobs like Paul to help support the church (Acts 20:32-35)
The good news is that, we all have the Bible to read for ourselves too.
There is God o!
Bye!

Music Business › Re: Learning To Play The Keyboard/Piano by 123over: 12:47pm On Aug 12, 2015*

[center][/center]NAMES OF KEYS ON THE KEYBOARD/PIANO

The Keyboard is usually made up of black notes and white notes, Arranged in the pattern of 2 black notes, 3 black notes.
The note before the 2 black notes is "C" and the note before the 3 black notes is "F" (There are many Cs and Fs on the Keyboard).
The names of keys on the Keyboard (all key instruments) are borrowed from the English alphabets From A,B,C,D,E,F,G. then A,B,C ...
Once you can get any key,like C or F,keep moving up or down the white notes following the English alphabets till you get to G, then start again
The black notes are called sharps(#) or flats(b) and got their names from the keys close to them.
Going to Your Right hand side, The black note next to a white note is the sharp(#) of that note (The black note after/next to C is C sharp (#)
Going to Your Left hand side, The black note next to a white note is the flat(b) of that note (The black note after/next to D is D flat (b)
One key can have a different name (C sharp(#) is the same key as D flat(b) )
There are "NO" E sharps(#) "NO" B sharps (#) on the Keyboard
There are "NO" F flats(b) "NO" C flats(b) on the Keyboard

For better understanding, please look at the pictures attached to this lesson.

My next lesson would be on chords (chord quality and chord quantity)

Thanks!

Technology Market › Re: Computer Village (Ikeja) Price Guide by 123over: 3:15pm On Jul 27, 2015*

Music/Radio › Re: Where Can I Get Original Tokunbo "YAMAHA" Keyboard To Buy by 123over: 2:31pm On Jul 27, 2015*

Technology Market › Re: Yamaha Arranger Workstation Keyboard PSR-S950 For Sale by 123over: 9:32am On Jul 03, 2015*

Technology Market › Re: Fairly Used 500gb External Hard Disk Needed by 123over: 8:49am On Jul 03, 2015*

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Travel › Re: Working Legally In Austria by 123over: 12:43pm On Sep 19, 2014

Juvante has said it all.
Thanks for your help.

Travel › Re: Working Legally In Austria by 123over: 8:40am On Sep 11, 2014

Here are some links that could be useful in applying for an Austrian visa :

http://www.oeh.ac.at/fileadmin/user_upload/pdf/Broschueren/2011/Studying_in_Austria_Web_feb2011.pdf

http://www.aupairaustria.at/english.aspx

http://www.austria.org/visa

To book appointments call this number 080-34338778 between 9am -10am. the appointment they will give you could be in 2 to 3 months and then you have to wait for about 3 to 4 weeks (sometimes longer) for the Visa or refusal to come out. Get all your papers ready before you go to the embassy and try to be there on time on the day of your interview.
Always try and keep eye contacts during interview ( it is very important in Austria). Prepare before you go ( do your homework) what you dont know,ask them to repeat the question and quickly think of something wise to answer.
Check your documents very well and make sure there are no contradictions.
The other thing you can do is to pray.
Your applications are sent to different people in most cases. Depending on who is handling it, it could take long of short. sometime they group files in alphabetical order of surnames or date of births.

I wish you guys all the best.

Austrian Embassy in Nigeria
PLot 9, Usuma Street , Maitama
Abuja, Nigeria

+234 803 433 87 78 (9 - 10 a.m. - for visa appointments only)

Travel › Re: Working Legally In Austria by 123over: 6:09am On Sep 11, 2014

Juvante:
Thanks for your message.
I actually live and work in Austria.
I joined this site to see if i can be of help to others and maybe learn one or two things too.

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Travel › Re: How Convenient Is Student Life In Austria? by 123over: 1:47pm On Sep 10, 2014

I am new here.
I hope this links will be useful to most of you out there who would want to apply for a visa to Austria:

http://www.oeh.ac.at/fileadmin/user_upload/pdf/Broschueren/2011/Studying_in_Austria_Web_feb2011.pdf

http://www.aupairaustria.at/english.aspx

http://www.austria.org/visa

To book appointments call this number 080-34338778 between 9am -10am. the appointment they will give you could be in 2 to 3 months and then you have to wait for about 3 to 4 weeks (sometimes longer) for the Visa or refusal to come out. Get all your papers ready before you go to the embassy and try to be there on time on the day of your interview.
Always try and keep eye contact ( it is very important in Austria). Prepare before you go ( do your homework) what you dont know, say they should repeat the question and quickly think of something wise to answer.
Check your documents very well and make sure there are no contradiction.
The other thing you can do is to pray.
Your applications are sent to different people in most cases. Depending on who is handling it, it could take long of short. sometime they do it with the alphabets of your surname or date of birth (i mean they share the files of those applying for visa)
I wish you guys all the best.

Austrian Embassy in Nigeria
PLot 9, Usuma Street , Maitama
Abuja, Nigeria

+234 803 433 87 78 (9 - 10 a.m. - for visa appointments only)

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Travel › Re: Nigerians Living In Austria,how Is Life Over There by 123over: 12:44pm On Sep 10, 2014

I just joined this site and i saw the questions that was asked years back and would like to send a link that might be of help:

http://www.schengenvisainfo.com/schengen-visa-countries-list/

I hope it is useful?

Travel › Re: Working Legally In Austria by 123over: 12:34pm On Sep 10, 2014

A lot of interesting topics have been discussed here. I joined this site to see if i can be for help and maybe learn one or two things here.
I greet you all.

Travel › Re: Working Legally In Austria by 123over: 12:19pm On Sep 10, 2014

nodawa:

Sorry i just joined this site.
Yes you can go to France from Austria.

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