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have not heard of this before.... ![]() Guess you mean stomach ulcer....Lets the doctors come in ![]() |
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Genius100: They need to ban their ip addresses and delete the threads. I'm tired of Nigerians bahaving like animals. |
Header too big, sending your contents below the fold. |
Very!!! This Shouldnt be here or i shouldnt be here... Dayum!! |
So should we call this a mobile advert? |
Yeah.i do this most times to keep track of my online presence. Expecially on Google search.... Its kinda cool... |
The idea of radar that makes use of radio waves to distinguish and detect things has existed since 1930. But in this case, A specialists (researcher) at a University college, London have thought of achieving this same thing with the use of Wi-Fi radio signals. This system/technology makes use of Doppler Effect and the new prototype that comprises of radio receiver with two antennas/reception apparatuses and a signal processing unit which can effortlessly be fit within a suitcase. Read more : [url=ahmsta.com/2012/08/have-you-seen-the-wi-fi-router-that-let-you-see-through-walls.html]source[/url] |
haha.... Feeeling like another Nollywood blockbuster... Jhus kidding... What else is she gotta say.... The Truth...and make a right turn if theres any left. (i mean if theres any thing that can be done to prevent attrocities (african mind)) |
Misleading topic. I see no difference...Most women 'grow to love'... |
tobechi74: Tel him on his sick bed, d shock wil heal him...what a miracleHahah...LOL.... Thats will Upgrade the sickness |
Nice family shot |
never been so moved by weddings/ wedding pictures.... But mehn...this is lovely....!! |
cute young boy...with a nice school short. ![]() |
stop the last busstop. The camp is at mallam sidi. I have a stressfull journey while i was moving to camp, a full bus was made available by cross country transport for only corpers, which took me(us) directly to the camp. You can try that if u dont wanna get stressed |
Like he said it... Gombe is a good place to serve. I served in Gombe, kaltungo to be precise and enjoyed every bit. Goodluck! |
Guru Ke? ...LoL My Handle @ahmsta |
contact me @ http://developer.ahmsta.com |
LOL. I will say i prefer the Nairaland Bot. Cus once you get the ban you will still get active after sometime. Because getting back after been hitted by Google pengiun takes alot of hardwork. |
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Remove the {http:// www.MYSITE.com/} |
haha....Funny! ![]() |
Facebook has started testing a system that lets users pay to highlight or promote posts. By paying a small fee users can ensure that information they post on the social network is more visible to friends, family and colleagues. The tests are being carried out among the social network's users in New Zealand. Facebook said the goal was to see if users were interested in paying to flag up their information. Money maker The tests of the "pay to promote" system were discovered by a Facebook user in Whangarei, reported New Zealand's news magazine Stuff. At first, said Stuff, the user thought the offer to pay to promote a post was a con trick. A Facebook spokesperson confirmed to the BBC the offer was genuine. "We're constantly testing new features across the site," said the spokesperson. "This particular test is simply to gauge people's interest in this method of sharing with their friends." Different methods of highlighting posts were being tested, said the spokesperson. These would see a range of charges being levied to make posts more visible. Comments on the tests suggest the highest price being charged was £1.25 ($2) while others cost 25p or 50p. Payments could be made via credit card or PayPal. The spokesperson said some of the methods it was trying out would incur a charge but others would highlight a post for free. The spokesperson would not be drawn on when the test would end or if it would be tried in other territories. "We're going to see a lot more ideas like this where they are testing out different ways to try to make money," said Ian Maude, internet analyst at Enders Analysis. Both Facebook's imminent stock market flotation and a recent slowdown in revenue growth were helping to concentrate its attention on ways to make money, he said. "In the last few years their overall revenue has grown much more quickly than their audience," he said. However, he said, that rapid growth had slowed in the last six months and had perhaps prompted it to experiment. The flotation will add more pressure, said Mr Maude but he added that the way the stock would be split could lighten that burden a little as Mark Zuckerberg would be left 57% of the shares. "He's always said he wants to make money to run the company not run the company to make money," said Mr Maude. Source: bbc.com |
Slyr0x: Perhaps bro. .It could be where he test changes to his codes before applying 'em here.Yeah. But i think it would have been better if its blocked from search engines. ![]() |


