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See shouting! You need Panadol, bro. Lol!

bashr8: na wa oo this na finishing moves oo but your right i dont see what hunger have to do with GEJ or federal govenmrnt when we have enough land for farming , governoors should be held responsible for whatever happens in their state . the role of federal government in nigeria is basically to share allocation and so far they have been doing that, the question is what are states doing with all those billions given to them

Bro, I had to give it to that ignorant mofo right between the eyes like a deadweight punch. It takes quite some level of stup!dy for a guy like him to blame the FG for his hunger, whereas the FG doles out awuf to his state every month.
People like him think governors and LG bosses are mere decorations with zero responsibilities aside from a four yearly jamboree to get re-elected and repositioned on the awuf train and another round of phucking their electorates.

LG's and states are meant to be financially independent vehicles of growth that actually fund the FG and keep their people well employed, healthy and happy. So when you find certified buffoons like kingoflag devoting all their energy to fighting the source of the greater share of every states income, instead of taking the fight closer home to their states and LG's, then it can be understood why Nigeria is not in any hurry to develop.

ikeyman00: @@@@@
right for once some people out there will agree with me alj boko harem got some hidden mental issues

make no mistake about things this man with vague statue could be very difficult to understand

[size=14pt]i have personally asked him if he do sniff Kano gutter[/size] like brothers from that side which he denied but even sisi kill could see so haha

now the only diference here is the becomefool symptom gives itself aways in the form of dubious satellite pic

so once again the one and the only alj boko harem [size=14pt]do u sniff gutter[/size] cuz im begining to worry for the good of the country

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Chai! Hai!! Chineke me!!!
Broda Okon come e! Pesin don wound for hia o! Agbrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr! Kai![/size]

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ypzilanti: I think you are the one who needs to verify your facts. There is a credible link attached to my post. It was in daily trust newspaper today. And we should take your word for it? Do I know that you are not one of those propogandists like Beaf on this thread?

Don't mention my name to defend your stup!d thread. Just keep lying and hating, you will only harm your own health.
By the way, your friend above, Gbawe is the laughing stock of NL. He is well known for serial lying; maybe you want to take his crown.
https://www.nairaland.com/933109/osun-kicks-off-n300m-hydro-power/10

Shame on you.

Liar.

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The Arbiter: Correction: C++ is a high level language.

Lol! Bro, I can see this developing into one heluva argument; so lemme kick it off:
Technically, neither of us is correct. C++ is really an intermediate-level language.

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kingoflag: Before or after the treasury has been completely emptied and Nigerians have resorted to cannibalism just to stop the hunger pangs?

Many of your kind are already cannibals who also steal from aircrash sites. People like you are the real problem with the country, you are infested with laziness and want to hang your feet up, while awuf wafts in.

If you want to avoid hunger, simply get a job. If you cannot find a job then head for your damn village and grow cassava, rice, cocoa or millet; the govt is creating huge opportunities in these crop areas.
More than anything go ask your phucking governor and LG boss why your locality is not developed. They weren't voted in simply to share awuf oil money directly into their accounts and do fuckall.
It is really daft and incredibly stup!d for anyone to complain about hunger to the FG when their awuf luv'n phuck of a governor recieves free money from Abuja monthly. In other countries, LG's and states fund the FG; its not upside down like you lazy clods want it.

[size=14pt]Formula 1's greatest drivers. Number 14: Mika Hakkinen[/size]
By Andrew Benson

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Mika Hakkinen wins the Japanese GP in 1999 to clinch a second successive title at Suzuka

Chief F1 writer This year, BBC Sport is profiling 20 of the greatest Formula 1 drivers of all time. The BBC F1 team were asked to provide their own personal top 20s, which were combined to produce a BBC list. Veteran commentator Murray Walker provides his own reflections in a video of their career highlights, and chief F1 writer Andrew Benson profiles the driver. This week, number 14 - Mika Hakkinen

Michael Schumacher says his toughest rival in his first career was Mika Hakkinen, which is quite a compliment from a man who also raced against Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost and lost his final world championship battle to Fernando Alonso.

Schumacher's respect for the famously monosyllabic, but searingly quick, Finn was never better illustrated than after the 2000 Belgian Grand Prix.

Hakkinen won the race thanks to one of the most brilliant overtaking manoeuvres ever seen in Formula 1, passing Schumacher's Ferrari in a stunning display of bravery and audaciousness as they speared either side of a backmarker.

Just as revealing and important, though, was what happened a lap before at the same place.

This time the two men were on their own. Hakkinen was closing fast, and went for the inside, whereupon Schumacher did one of his notorious 'leans' - driving across at the McLaren and keeping going until his rival was left with the choice of backing off, or taking to the grass at 200mph.

Hakkinen backed off, but even so his front wing touched the rear wheel of Schumacher's Ferrari. He was not amused.

As the two men pulled up in parc ferme at the end of the race, Hakkinen got out of his car and walked straight over to Schumacher.

A different character would have ranted at the German, perhaps even tried to assault him, as Schumacher himself did to David Coulthard after they collided at the same race two years previously.

Instead, Hakkinen calmly went over the incident with Schumacher, using hand gestures. He has never revealed what he said, but the message was clear - that was out of order; don't ever try it with me again. Schumacher, stony-faced and chastened, merely nodded.

I was in the press conference after that race and was one of several people who tried to get Hakkinen to criticise Schumacher's behaviour. He wouldn't bite.

Which might explain why Schumacher said this to BBC Sport about Hakkinen last year: "Mika Hakkinen was the best opponent in terms of his quality, but the biggest admiration I had for him was we had 100% fight on track but a totally disciplined life off track. We respected each other highly and let each other live quietly."

The intensity of that incident at Spa was heightened by the fact that the two men were locked in a battle for the world championship.

Schumacher ultimately claimed the crown after another titanic battle with Hakkinen - this time at the Japanese Grand Prix at that other great drivers' circuit, Suzuka.

Flat out for the entire race, the two were on a totally different level from anyone else - as Senna and Prost had been in their own battles at the same track a decade before, and Schumacher and Alonso would be six years later.

The careers of both Hakkinen and Schumacher began as the Senna/Prost era was coming to a close. Both made their debuts in 1991, but whereas Schumacher was quickly parachuted into a front-running car at Benetton, Hakkinen spent two years at faltering Lotus, before joining McLaren as test driver in 1993.

Sacrificing a race drive for a test seat seemed an odd move at the time, but McLaren boss Ron Dennis had promised Hakkinen a race at some point in 1993 and he was true to his word.

After a disappointing season, their second driver Michael Andretti was sacked with three races to go, and Hakkinen was given his McLaren debut at the Portuguese Grand Prix as team-mate to Senna. He shocked the sport - not to mention Senna himself - by out-qualifying the great Brazilian.

The race did not go quite as well, nor the final two races of the season, but Hakkinen's potential was plain to see. It took a while to come to fruition, though.

McLaren were entering a difficult period, with uncompetitive cars. The nadir was 1995, in the final race of which Hakkinen's F1 career came close to ending.

A deflating tyre pitched him off the track during qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix, the car was launched over the kerbs and Hakkinen was critically injured in the impact with the wall.

He suffered a fractured skull, internal bleeding and swallowed his tongue, and only an emergency tracheotomy at the side of the track saved his life.

Hakkinen recovered in time for the start of the 1996 season, and the incident solidified the already strong bond between Hakkinen and Dennis.

By the end of 1997, McLaren had a competitive car, and Dennis already knew that an even better one was in the pipeline for the following year.

Dennis did not want his best driver to go into the new season still without a win, so when Coulthard was leading Hakkinen in the closing stages of the final race of 1997, Dennis ordered the Scot to hand victory to his team-mate.

Coulthard was furious, although he kept his counsel, as he did when it happened again in the opening race of 1998, which McLaren did indeed start with a massive car advantage.

The victory set Hakkinen up for his first title, which he won despite a determined fightback from Schumacher and Ferrari.

Hakkinen won again in 1999, although both he and McLaren made hard work of it, a series of team and driver errors giving Schumacher's team-mate Eddie Irvine a chance of the title after Ferrari's number one broke his leg in a crash at the British Grand Prix.

Hakkinen very nearly made it three in a row in 2000, but losing that championship to Schumacher was the beginning of the end.

His wife Erja had given birth to a son and, although only 32, Hakkinen was beginning to weigh the risks of F1 more carefully.

A heavy crash following suspension failure in the opening race of 2001 convinced him the time was right to stop. At Dennis's insistence, Hakkinen's retirement at the end of the season was announced as a sabbatical, but there was to be no going back.

Hakkinen was a famously taciturn character out of the car, giving virtually nothing away to the media.

He would take a lengthy pause before questions, and then say virtually nothing of consequence, giving the impression of being a bit dim.

In fact, it was a construct devised by a man who was much more intelligent than he let on to ensure he had the minimum of distractions behind the wheel.

In the end, it didn't matter how little he said, Hakkinen was the ultimate exponent of letting your driving do the talking.

When he finally got into a competitive car, he took 20 wins and 26 pole positions from his final 67 grands prix. He was, it is clear, one of the fastest drivers F1 has ever seen.

Mika Hakkinen profile
Make's his F1 debut in Phoenix for Lotus in 1991 , but suffered engine failure on lap 60. He scored his first grand prix points at Imola, where he finished fifth from 25th on the grid, three laps behind the race winner Ayrton Senna. Hakkinen finished his first season in equal 15th alongside Satoru Nakajima and Martin Brundle.

In 1993 , Hakkinen made his McLaren race debut at Estoril and in his first outing for the team outqualified Ayrton Senna.

At the 1995 Australian Grand Prix in Adelaide, Hakkinen suffered a tyre failure at the early part of the first qualifying session, which resulted in him crashing heavily into the wall. He was critically injured in the crash and was saved only due to an emergency tracheotomy that was performed by the side of the track

He made a full recovery and finished fifth in the Drivers' Championship in 1996. Two season's later in 1998 , Hakkinen finished ahead of Michael Schumacher to clinch his first world title.

In 1999, he retained his title by finishing ahead of Eddie Irvine, who was Ferrari's main threat after Schumacher's broken leg sustained at Silverstone.

At the end of the 2001 season, Hakkinen decided to take a break from racing and was replaced by by his young compatriot Kimi Raikkonen. In 2002 , he announced his full retirement.

Hakkinen made a comeback in 2005, in German touring cars (DTM) with Mercedes-Benz. It was a successful season, including one win at Spa.

Hakkinen announced his retirement from competitive motorsport on Sunday, 4 November 2007 .

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/formula1/18281041

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From 2nd practice today in Canada:

1945:
McLaren's Lewis Hamilton asks his team: "Where can I find some time? His engineer replies: "OK, Lewis, at the moment you are purple (fastest of all) in every sector, by about 0.1secs. No one sector standing out."
1942:
Sebastian Vettel has inched up the leaderboard. The reigning world champion is 0.272 seconds off the pace set by Lewis Hamilton. Kamui Kobayashi is third ahead of Michael Schumacher, Nico Rosberg and Felipe Massa.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/formula1/18360814

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Rewind...

Beaf: All I see on this thread are the usual Yoruba bigots who think they own an inch of Delta state fooling themselves as usual. Some of them are even claiming to be Urhobo.

Pathetic.

Rewind...

Beaf: Urhobo people have always been highly individualistic, UPU was only so big in the past because of the subjugation of Urhobo land while we were still in the Western Region; it is easy to see thats its decline commenced in the time of Jereton Mariere when we were emancipated as a vibrant part of the Midwest.

The individualism of the Urhobo people is a positive mark that has seen them perform way above ethnic groups of similar size. Count Nigeria's richest today and Urhobo land is over represented; count bank ownership, again the same over-representation. Is it nollywood (Zak Amata etc) you mean to look at or is it JAMB scores or achievements in the legal field (Ovie-Whiskey, Keyamo etc)? Media ownership? What? How many know that Chief Majoroh is the architect behind the Teslim Balogun stadium and other massive projects?

Urhobo people are amongst Nigeria's most vocal, daring and brave as well, another pointer to why they are so successful even though a only tiny minority in Nigeria.

Those people asking vocally for ministerial appointments come across as mere area boys. All the Urhobo person needs is an enabling environment to allow our individualism and daring to thrive.
Quite clearly, those who wrote that appalling letter with its disgraceful display of poor English are barely educated, mentally squalid embarrassments to the Urhobo nation. But our friends here (the ethnically bigotted rabid rabble and yellow-eyed jealous finger pointing outsiders) cannot know that the average Urhobo is highly educated, intelligent and would never put out such low quality literary trash; talkless grovel for handouts.
Anyway, many of our yellow-eyed outsider friends are only used to listening to NURTW and OPC, so its no surprise.

ewom1028: It is WIA compatible..cos another project i tried shows the device in a common dialog box.
And btw...when it was being converted....visual studio asked if i wanted to change the framework to 4.0
and i said yes.
Will try that though.
It will run on windows xp sp2/sp3.

I very much doubt that the problem has anything to do with the framework (except if it uses deprecated code components).

One thing to look out for is if COM+ is doing things differently than COM.

If you need an easy framework to use, try OpenFrameworks:
Github - https://github.com/openframeworks/ofSite
Website - http://www.openframeworks.cc

Very interesting analysis; visual representation always drives the point home the way nothing else can.

What the article calls complexity is simply a measure of how high level each of the measured languages is. Therefore, CoffeScript naturally weighs in as the least complex (as would languages like JavaScript and PHP); Ruby naturally pops up midway between the high level CoffeScript and low level C++.

The nearer a language is to the metal, the more granular the control it gives the developer.

Tinubu + Buhari + El-Rufai = Forgery + Youth Corper killing + Desperation.

Reptyle: Guy grow a brain and stop being such a louse! Its possible to counter a point without speaking so condescendingly. Y,all are talking about him burying the rubble but you particularly would be up in arms queryingmthe amount that it would cost to execute such an operation. I did state earlier that filling potholes with the rubble was not a well thought out idea even though it may have been done with noble intentions.

As to whether I'm Alhaji Harem, i would simply say that just because you often open threads here where you end up responding to urself with your multiple identities doesn't mean we all do it.

It is silly to predict that people who are not questioning the cost of Fashola's govt malevolently using the remains of the aircrash victims as macabre pothole filling material, would suddenly question the cost of ethically burying them.

Bury the rubble. Period.

What is wrong with Nigerians?

lacasa: Fashola/el-rufai D̶̲̥̅̊aτ̲̅s D̶̲̥̅̊ way τ̅o go, if PDP is τ̅o be ousted

First of all, oust ya rotten phone, bro! Di tin de write like say e get kwashiokor!

Funkymallam: With Sule Lamido in Jigawa plotting his way and Hassan Dankwambo in Gombe.

Bros, CPC have no chance there, even with Major. Madi in Gombe, a man i respect alot. CPC still need solid structures.

Sule Lamido is one guy I respect. Nobody hears of him because he does not have a befitting publicity engine.
Dude is one hell of a performer.

Brother Gbawe! How far na?

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Reptyle: The rubble from WTC cost a lot to clear. I am sure you'd be one of the first people to jump on a thread berating Fashola for spending billions on clearing rubble were he to decide to go that way. Like I said, until someone here comes up with a more creative way of handling the rubble, I would plead that we all stop being overtly dramatic about this issue and channel our passion more towards ensuring that policies that will ensure we never have to go through this kind of horror again are implemented.

Are you alj haram? The guy clearly mentioned that the 911 rubble was disposed of in a land fill. I and a few others have repeatedly posted that the rubble should have been buried. Why then are you asking for "creative" ways of handling the rubble?

Why don't you use it to paint your house? Since its [i]"creativity" [/i]you want in the aftermath of a catastrophic and highly emotional tragedy rather than common sense, modicum of decency and gravitas.

seyigiggle: @ demdem
says who? do ur calculation well. the whole North,SW, middle belt and few numbers from this zone is enough

what makes you think the whole of a region would vote a particular candidate apart from the ss?

did you forget that despite buhari won most of the states in the north, jonathan still managed to secure the required percentage from the region

Aside from that, GEJ won the Middle Belt resoundingly. For obvious reasons, he will do so again.

[quote author=Baba_O]I regretted voting Jonathan. If Jonathan could not deliver dividends of democracy, only to be renaming schools, increasing fuel pump price, increasing electricity tariff, empowering wife to public nuisance .......who could in PDP?. PDP is full of fake and complex people, no problem solving ideas with all the money coming from oil alone...SMH.[/quote]Dude, the way it always goes is:
The first one and a half to two years are for tough and unpopular reforms. The two to next three and a half years are for bringing direct benefits to the people.

All things being equal, by 2014, you would only have loads of good stuff to remember.

[quote author=~Bluetooth]People are getting enlightened these days.the broom revolution is coming soon to sweep away all of you.btw,wetin be Cpc emblem sef ?[/quote]The broom (ACN) is a Yoruba party, while the spear (CPC) is an Hausa-Fulani party. They both perfectly fit the description of "myopic, narrow-minded, ethnically driven vehicles."
Their combo loses out the entire Middle Belt and SE/SS. A losing combo in a few short words. Funnily enough, with some fancy footwork and acrobatically wicked strategies, the ACN/CPC combo will lose even the SW.

You wanna rule this country? Then pless your finga for umblera!

People got jokes!
PDP is the only opposition to PDP. It will remain so until other parties learn not to be myopic, narrow-minded, ethnically driven vehicles.

Pless your finga for umblera!

[quote author=Ejiné]Boy oh boy. This thread has really opened my eyes on how much of a dullard Alh Harem really is. [/quote]I am irritated anytime I read his posts. People should be banned for displaying shameless stup!dity.

mai gaskiya: they re bunch of losers

Lol!
My brother, as like calls to like; so loser calls to loser!

Kolababa: Some pple here are educated illitrates. I wonder why they always call Tinubu a thief here? Do you think if Tinubu had stolen money in Lagos State, PDP and OBJ who has his godson in power now would have been so lenient or helpless to send EFCC after him considering how Tinubu remains the major headache of PDP SouthWest. Dont just open your mouth and start accusing pple anyhow just because they are not political inline with your Niger Delta man.
Now let me tell you something, 2015 will be another game plan. If you like go and bring your 90% vote figure from southsouth and south east states, the way you did in 2011. North will counter it with 150% figure. If you bring 1.5 million votes from Abia, North will give you 4 million votes from Sokoto. You can't outrig the North lailai. This is what they know best since 1960 and mind you a notherner is INEC Chairman.
I laugh, with Tinubu from the south west, millions of votes will be delivered.
It will be rigging for rigging.

Cut the long story short. Tinubu is a thief, drug baron and forger.
He is a man whose fathers compound is unknown.
A man with no family tree, no village, no known secondery school. He is someone who has serially insulted MKO, Awo and his wife; he went as far as to get area boys to pelt Gani Fawehinmi with satchets of pure water for challenging his fake certificate in court.

What is the difference between Tinubu and an NURTW operative?

BUSH MAN: o! yes oo! my broda bush man thinks its violetion human right of the dead people and the people living around the crash area, why dont they take the rubbles to aso rock?

What has Aso Rock got to do with Lagos states affairs? Take them to Fashola at Alausa. Afterall, it is Fashola 's people spreading the remains of the dead on Lagos state roads for people to drive on.

worm: ^
Dear i know where you are heading to with this, trust me

Where is Gbawe

--Beaf skedaddle's, Beaf returns, tongue falls out of his head... Confused, bamboozled, knee's knock--
--...worm is a beautiful babe, sensually curvy, dangerously alluring--

Beaf stam-mm-m-mers: "Obituary! I bounce Gbawe like a ball!"

doctokwus: The political reality has finally hit Buhari:u av to deal wt all kinds if u want to wrestle power.Left alone,in a free/fair contest,I bet Buhari won't want anything 2do wt Tinubu,a man wt a confirmed inglorious past& present.But wen u ar persistently faced wt a rigging machine,both at d polls& judiciary,u av 2 seek d alliance of one who has also perfected d art of rigging in both sectors,albeit,in a section of d country.Tinubu's machinery,evn 4 pple who hate him 4who he is,his past,present& his methods,are 2 formidable in d west 2 b ignored.If d alliance does sail thru,d party dat emerges,will sweep d polls in d West by fair or foul means.D question now is,can Buhari do d same in sizable parts of d north& den gamble wt d east& SS not being massively rigged by d PDP?Evn @dat,nigerians desirous of a change in d power guard& a new, just,corruption- free,culprits being brought to book society,will av to live wt d fact dat compromises in d areas of positions& prosecuting corrupt offenders,will av 2 b made 4 d likes of Tinubu,his loyalists& dose clearly known to b corrupt& against all what Buhari stands for.Its a perplexing choice,but probably d only way an alliance can b forged& power possibly wrestled frm d PDP

It is hard to understand how you people create myths and fantastic positions because you want to "believe."
I will ask just 3 questions to set your mind on the right path:

1. What was Buhari doing serving Abacha's regime which is ranked as Nigeria's most corrupt (even IBB was no match)?
2. How come Muhammed Abacha was allowed into CPC and was so powerful he even served as governorship candidate?
3. Why on Earth do Buhari and IBB swear that Abacha never stole a farthing (clue; it will indict them)?

The answers will set you free.

alj haram is just a dunce.

@topic
Does it mean the Lagos State govt can't find a site to bury the rubble?
What would the World have thought of the US if the 911 rubble had been used to fill potholes? The crash was reported across the World and now this?! We are just going to be portrayed as uncivilised as soon as some foreign documentary crew can get hold of the facts and gaffes behind this bullshiit.

Isn't it stup!d in the first place to fill potholes with rubble? They are meant to be properly fixed with the right aggregate and tarred.

Shame on Fashola.

Demdem: my friend shaarrrappp dia.
whats wrong in discussing delta issues? Dont we discuss "The state of Osun" together with serious references to Aregberascal?

"The state of Osun" is not an ethnic group, fool.