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Denzel woshington

I love Nairaland because of the Intellectual people in the house.

Cushman, I think you are a very lucky man, I pray for you to get everything in seven including 7 wives. Crosser[color=#006600][/color]!!

We took this on the first stage of the Rock. I will give you gays a break now till we meet on the second stage .waiting for your Comments!

Wow..
This is Abeokuta from the first stage view.

Don't stare up the stairs, but step up the stairs!
The rock is divide into three stages, we are on our way to the first stage. Behind me u can see a group of student that came for excursion.

For guys like layi that are afraid of height this is a lift for you under construction.

We are now in the premises, mind you if you are with a camera you have to pay for the camera too after paying for yourself(50 Naira each).

@mizkay
So Bicycle and petrol satation don jam again

I bought one for myself.

You can buy all this at the gate of Olumo Rock.

I saw this Mosque on my way to Olumo Rock

@Seun
You are wellcome, the third pic is showing where the people that hide for the war put their lamp. For your information they stayed there for ten years under the rocks (Abeokuta),as you know that where the name ABEOKUTA  came from.Let me take you from the bigining, I travel to Abeoukuta last year to work with my freind who is a developer working with the Flashers, so I decieded to visit the historical rock that I use to read since my primary days. So we got this lady to take us to the place because my pal confessed that he never been to the place throughout his staying in Abeokuta. Let get going...........

@Seun
Did you remember this?

What about this!

@Seun
Check this out!

@mizkay
Please my apology!!! Petrol Station.

mizkay:

here i dey hehehe !!

@26 you are calling yourself a suga mumi?

areas like what?

1. IE rises from the dead: After insisting that Internet Explorer was an inextricable part of Windows, Microsoft abruptly changed course and decided to develop and deliver a new standalone version of its browser, after all. Nothing like a little competition to open new doors (and windows).

2. MS 'gets' RSS: While some folks were less than overjoyed that Microsoft was tinkering with the "little orange RSS box," Microsoft ended up looking like a company with a clue when it came to outlining its company-wide RSS strategy in 2005. RSS support will be built into not just Internet Explorer 7.0, but also Outlook 12 and Windows Vista itself. Almost all Microsoft blogs and sites have RSS feeds these days. RSS is gospel in Redmond these days.

3. WinFS bits go out early: For some strange reason, the Redmondians refused to admit they shipped the Beta 1 bits for the Windows File System (WinFS) earlier than they originally said they would. Microsoft maintained WinFS Beta 1 was right on time. On-time or early, we were stunned when the actual code debuted in late August.

4. Ray Ozzie takes the Red Pill: Sure, Groove and Microsoft were partners. Microsoft even took a stake in Groove amounting to $51 million, back in 2001. But did anyone really expect Ray "Lotus" Ozzie to become a Softie? And, eventually, the CTO who penned Microsoft's most strategic missive ("The Internet Services Disruption" memo) just a few months after commencing his bicoastal life as a Microsoft employee? We didn't see it coming.

5. Microsoft refuses to take the EC seriously: The U.S. government's antitrust department rolled over for Microsoft. The European Commission did not. But Microsoft seemed to equate the two bodies for some odd reason. After unsuccessfully trying to foist the "Windows XP Reduced Media Edition" name on the version of Windows dictated by the European regulators, Microsoft continued to drag its feet on making interoperability information available to competitors. Now the EC is threatening the company with a $2.37 million (U.S.) per day fine. Wonder if that will lead the Redmondians to change their tune.


6. Microsoft refrains from snatching up a major app vendor: With the continuing ERP/LOB consolidation this year, one might think Microsoft would buy something in this space. But it turned out there was no SAP in Microsoft's future. Nor was there a Siebel or Salesforce.com merger in the cards.

7. Redmond still can't find a way to shake its shoddy security image: In 2005, Microsoft spent lots of time, energy and Webcasts detailing its plans to improve security. But at the end of the year, as security expert Bruce Schneier put it so succinctly: Internet Explorer sucks. Here's hoping Windows Vista and Internet Explorer 7.0 improve things a bit.

8. The Office team opens up (a little): More and more members of the Office team are blogging. Microsoft is pushing its Office 12 XML file formats through the ECMA standardization process. Steven Sinofsky still thinks he is running Fort Knox, rather than a product development team that is supposed to be more open to customer and tester feedback. And Microsoft still isn't talking about supporting ODF. But we definitely saw some surprising progress on the Office transparency front in 2005.

9. No one says no to the marketers: After redefining "Project Green" as a strategy rather than an end-point, Microsoft marketers couldn't stop themselves. Now almost all the Microsoft business applications are being rechristened as "Dynamics." And most of the MSN applications and services are being switched to "Live" (as in Windows Live Messenger, Windows Live Search, etc.). That's an awful lot of rebranding to pull off all at once. Just ask Microsoft's confused partners, customers and press corps.

10. Hailstorm reins again: Speaking of Live, Microsoft found a way to dust off its old .Net My Services (a k a "Hailstorm" strategy and make it new again. Windows Live, Office Live, CRM Live, Visual Studio Live – all of the current and pending "software as a service" offerings in the pipeline from Microsoft will be extensions of the company's packaged products. We thought Microsoft had dumped Hailstorm once and for all back in 2002. Looks like those green Softies managed to recycle, instead.

Answers to your questions:
1. The same specs sold in UK.
2.I can answer that onbehalf of Nigerians, but to me I need the one that endure our weather and enviroments.
3.Are you going to sell one for me?
4.In the city of the blinds, one eye man is the King.
5.Yessssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss

Unlike cabali I have bought software CDs that are very good, and I am still using them.

Happy Sallah to all Nairalanders!

Eddy Tells:

CATEGORY PLS

30s AND SINGLE

30s AND MARRIED

30s AND DESPERATE

30s AND DIVORCED

Which CATEGORY did you belong to.

mmomi:

hmmmm... valday-monday should be at work.But I will make sure I give a begger something. DO WE REALLY KNOW THE MEANING OF VALENTINE?

Check your calender again, cos val is on Tuesday 14.

@francisgoshen
You forget to tell us what made you format your hard drive,

Sometimes it does.

Is Seun on STRIKe?

Z4M4eva:

So what the aqua screenshot all about?

I wondered too!

Only god knows how many governors are going to be impeached before the end of there tenure.