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dayokanu: This one was my friends elder brother.

His mom forced him to marry at 39, She made clothes for him and the bride, She sponsored the whole wedding since he doesnt have any job or income

WHen it was time to dance at the wedding party he had dissappeared everyone started panicking looking for him, they found him at a beer parlour arguing about Obasanjo and Atiku while his own wedding was going on

Another one refused to do any work over 40 been dreaming of going to Canada since 1999 that he even didnt bother looking for jobs or anything

ROTFL

arthur2k6: The arrival of the triplets is said to have distressed him.

somehow I find this statement funny. Grown men run away when their wives deliver twins, I can understand him being overwhelmed

simple2004: @rr. passed thru 'hell'? my dad never allowed that. he has to 'drive away the hawk b4 asking d chick why it goes out alone to eat'

That proverb though

puskin: .....Mind you, there are different kinds of exploring.

Not sure if Puskin or Dora

vivichocs: how do I do it pls, help me out....NB: my phone isnt rooted....

My advice, stick to stock. S3 abi?

You can download the stock 4.2 and flash with Odin. Root access not required

Drfash: I want to become an hacker buh dunno where to start 4rm sum1 pls help

Ermmm, why?

[quote author=]This one na new one o! Another pro-hacker on the loose![/quote]I tire self.

mgbeketoto: About time too!
African men have been getting away with this for the longest time!

NOT SHOCKING AT ALL. . . !
Not my gadddam bizzznezzz either!

Abi.

Funny though

Judinho59: I think "aion "

Imagine. And I dey play the game.
I must export my character image

F.K.O:
OGA CIPHOENIX I NOR UNDERSTAND ...

abeg how you take get them ni

vivichocs: pls gurus, just got my samsung s3 4m jumia..i wnt to root it ...can i get a reliable app tht can root it automatically without a laptop?

Would advice going with odin

wht apps do u suggest i download so as to enjoy my phone to d fullest?

This is why most (if not all) droid users end up installing apps and using less than 40%

Like I tell everyone, think of what you would want your phone to do for you, chances are there's an app for it.

F.K.O:
MY HMS DZ MORNING

What's the keyword?

newman10: I got this when I wanted to use exynos method to root my note 2. What am I doing wrong

Whatever happened to rooting with odin? Not sure how the exynos abuse thingy works

hayo15: thanks man.yes.
And any suggestion on a good .img viewer

Nope. No suggestions

F.K.O:
WHAT ABT IT ?

Share

Sure

CODE-EATER:
Scenerio 1:
A guy adds sum chick he found in a chat rum,not knowin who or wat she is,1 of d first tin he asks is 4 "sex chat"

Scenerio2:
U login ur account,find a few pple online n decide to say hi to 1..nd u get "I" as a reply,I.e



Scenerio3:

U fall into a chat room,and all u do is talk to d grlz in d rum,and if dere isn't any..u say its borin n leave..





Dez in my own candid opinion r sum of d shit dat drove me away from 2go..n I bliev m bt in dat boat alone.

On point. Even the few sensible rooms got affected.

People creating fake 13 yr old accts and trolling in the chat rooms

hayo15: A frnd of my has this etisalat gaga phone locked to etisalat sim.so i was hoping that if i can open the recovery file(firmware) maybe i will be able to remove the simlock file or crack it. Av tried dc unlocker but can't get the credit for d unlocking.the cracked dc-unlocker is nt working for hauwei u8180(etisalat gaga).and if there are any other suggestion pls let me knw.thanks

You you plan on modifying and putting it back?
Okay na. Go to xda, you'll find your tools.

Or you get any img viewer (google)

^^

joeydozzy: Good Development
Great steps in neurodegenerative diseases

Though I don't think there'll be any explanation of phenotypic reactions to neuroleptic drugs side effects such as haloperidol to schizophrenia and mood relieving disorders

True. Those are the limitations. But this is good progress.

F.K.O:
HMS

The wallpaper?

So posting the link is a crime?

Besides it's old

Miniature "human brains" have been grown in a lab in a feat scientists hope will transform the understanding of neurological disorders.

The pea-sized structures reached the same level of development as in a nine-week-old foetus, but are incapable of thought.

The study, published in the journal Nature, has already been used to gain insight into rare diseases.

Neuroscientists have described the findings as astounding and fascinating.

The human brain is one of the most complicated structures in the universe.

Scientists at Institute of Molecular Biotechnology of the Austrian Academy of Sciences have now reproduced some of the earliest stages of the organ's development in the laboratory.

They used either embryonic stem cells or adult skin cells to produce the part of an embryo that develops into the brain and spinal cord - the neuroectoderm.

This was placed in tiny droplets of gel to give a scaffold for the tissue to grow and was placed into a spinning bioreactor, a nutrient bath that supplies nutrients and oxygen.

The cells were able to grow and organise themselves into separate regions of the brain, such as the cerebral cortex, the retina, and, rarely, an early hippocampus, which would be heavily involved in memory in a fully developed adult brain.

The researchers are confident that this closely, but far from perfectly, matches brain development in a foetus until the nine week stage.

The tissues reached their maximum size, about 4mm (0.1in), after two months.

The "mini-brains" have survived for nearly a year, but did not grow any larger. There is no blood supply, just brain tissue, so nutrients and oxygen cannot penetrate into the middle of the brain-like structure.

One of the researchers, Dr Juergen Knoblich, said: "What our organoids are good for is to model development of the brain and to study anything that causes a defect in development.

"Ultimately we would like to move towards more common disorders like schizophrenia or autism. They typically manifest themselves only in adults, but it has been shown that the underlying defects occur during the development of the brain."

The technique could also be used to replace mice and rats in drug research as new treatments could be tested on actual brain tissue.


Researchers have been able to produce brain cells in the laboratory before, but this is the closest any group has come to building a human brain.

The breakthrough has excited the field.

Prof Paul Matthews, from Imperial College London, told the BBC: "I think it's just mindboggling. The idea that we can take a cell from a skin and turn it into, even though it's only the size of a pea, is starting to look like a brain and starting to show some of the behaviours of a tiny brain, I think is just extraordinary.

"Now it's not thinking, it's not communicating between the areas in the way our brains do, but it gives us a real start and this is going to be the kind of tool that helps us understand many of the major developmental brain disorders."

The team has already used the breakthrough to investigate a disease called microcephaly. People with the disease develop much smaller brains.


By creating a "mini-brain" from skin cells of a patient with this condition, the team were able to study how development changed.

They showed that the cells were too keen to become neurons by specialising too early. It meant the cells in the early brain did not bulk up to a high enough number before specialising, which affected the final size of even the pea-sized "mini-brains".

The team in Vienna do not believe there are any ethical issues at this stage, but Dr Knoblich said he did not want to see much larger brains being developed as that would be "undesirable".

Dr Zameel Cader, a consultant neurologist at the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford, said he did not see ethical issues arising from the research so far.

He told the BBC: "It's a long way from conscience or awareness or responding to the outside world. There's always the spectre of what the future might hold, but this is primitive territory."

Dr Martin Coath, from the cognition institute at Plymouth University, said: "Any technique that gives us 'something like a brain' that we can modify, work on, and watch as it develops, just has to be exciting.

"If the authors are right - that their 'brain in a bottle' develops in ways that mimic human brain development - then the potential for studying developmental diseases is clear. But the applicability to other types of disease is not so clear - but it has potential.

"Testing drugs is, also, much more problematic. Most drugs that affect the brain act on things like mood, perception, control of your body, pain, and a whole bunch of other things. This brain-like-tissue has no trouble with any of these things yet

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-23863544

Barbar2ndey: Ah haill oo..pks can any one tel me which is better between nokia lumia 520 and tecno n7 and reasons why

Looking for wp8 endorsement in an android thread?

4llerbuntu: Mind Numb.

thread gone dogs.

Mind Numb

I tire

hayo15: Pls i anyone knw how i can open. Img file(Android system.img boot.img and so on) On pc for editing.Any info is highly appreciated . note 7zip,winrar in not opening it

Ermmm, for what purpose?