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jalether:
shey something do you?

Nothing do me. Yebariba swagga swagaaaaaaa  

Yebariba Samboribobo

Waiting for updates

Cough chough.

Let me go and get my stochastic and candle sticks to analyse the market for today

Its so sure that I am going down after this gameweek

Market report from Dayokanu

The dollar continues to contend with stiff selling, The S&P 500 fell in the three previous sessions for a cumulative loss of about 1.6%,

Advancing Sectors: Industrials (+2.8%), Financials (+2.8%), Consumer Discretionary (+2.6%), Materials (+2.4%), Energy (+2.2%), Tech (+2.1%), Utilities (+1.6%), Health Care (+1.4%), Consumer Staples (+1.3%), Telecom (+0.9%)
Declining Sectors: (None)
Nasdaq +54.14 at 2381.22,  S&P Midcap 400 +2.5,  NYSE Adv/Dec 2510/540,  Nasdaq Adv/Dec 2147/509.


So before I leave with the daily report I want to ask,

Lucky own goal there 1-1

There are several executions in America Some states allow the death sentence

When they check his empty trophy cabinet they would have a rethink

Watching a bunch of drunk white girls dancing nothing could be clumsier and more uncoordinated

I had a virus attack on my email and when going through all my mails I saw one which was interesting. I sent it to World soccer magazine in 2002

Well, Manchester united is out this emphasizes the
> fact that flukes and uncoordinated play can never
> prevail the manner with which they scored the two
> goals in old Trafford against a better coordinated
and
> focused Bayer leverkusen leaves so much to be
desired.
> How can you hope to win the champions league with
such
> uninspiring play.
> The problem with united is quite numerous which I
> noticed earlier in the season.
> The purchase of players: the management of man utd
has
> shown their naivety when it comes to buying players
in
> 99 they had a near perfect team made up of home
grown
> and determined players but they went against their
> tradition to buy over bloated stars a la veron and
> nisterooy in order to look more attractive but what
is
> the result; they are going to finish the season
> without silverware for the first time in four season
> Formation: the decisions made by Alex Ferguson this
> year is below the class people put him he was rated
to
> be in the class off Fabio capello and ottmar
hitzfeld
> before this seasons misadventure after buying veron,
> the obvious option was to drop either Roy keane or
> Paul scholes but he chose to play all of them
together
> thereby leaving nisterooy alone upfront more often
> he's lost on the field he then tried pairing scholes
a
> natural midfielder with him but it didn't work. The
> defense of man utd is terrible how can mediocre like
> Dennis Irwin, Wes brown and Phil Neville be played
in
> a defense the choice of Laurent blanc is also faulty
> blanc played in napoli in 91 and is definitely past
> his prime.
> The sale of jaap stam is the greatest mistake united
> made this season stam is the rugged defender that
does
> the dirty job at the back which include pushing
> pulling elbowing and tackling opposing attackers
which
> contrast the soft blanc and Ronny jonsen to give
> united a soft center buying Diego forlan too is not
> the best move the Uruguayan is finding it difficult
> coping with European soccer that explains why his
> score sheet is blank
> The injury sustained by David beck ham affected the
> team in no small measure that was why the midfield
> doesn't hold
> When a team display such ineptitude in formation
> coordination and pattern they crumble like a pack of
> cards when they meet disciplined sides like
borrousia
> Dortmund (97), bayern Munich (2001) and leverkusen
> (2002) these teams play as a unit and don't have
over
> bloated stars lets but are made up of relatively
> unknown players so lets thank them for giving a good
> riddance to bad rubbish
> N.B: MAN U HAS NEVER BEATEN A GERMAN SIDE IN OLD
> TRAFFORD SINCE 1966 WHEN THEY BEAT UNION BERLIN 4; 2

This beef don tay. No be today , ,

slimshay:
Debo no dey hug me jare. I know say you no agree. But its all good. We don suffer,

See this blatant display of GAYYness and if i talk nhow dem go begin pursue me about. Adofuro FC

ritchboy:
It would be a real shame if he doesnt win the Champions League before he retires. . .

It would be a shame if King Fahd doesnt become the Pope before he dies.

Champions league for WenGAY? He wan tiff am?

SEFAGO:
A typical engineer should score a 790 Q at least. thats like a 92%. 8% of the people get a perfect score. Its just simple arithmetic guys for cryiing out loud. Asians sleep and get 790. Even oyibo people study for one day and get 790.

Sharap there

You think say na moin-moin in a sachet?

Maxi Priest featuring Shabaranks

Debo dont mind these people who live in denial.

Wenger obviously does all these as a back up excuse.

If he wins with youths without spending he would claim he has done the unthinkable, If he loses, He has a ready made excuse, We were being financially prudent- Our rivals spent more than us.


Just like a student who doesnt read If he pass the exam he can gloat that I led the class without reading therefore I am smarter than you all, If he doesnt He would be like "If I had read half of what you guys do, I would be leading the class.

WHat a hopeless manager. close to 30yrs coaching and No European trophy to show for it

tensor777:
The only issue I have with your views is that it is based on your own value systems and culture. But all in all, you cannot use contemporary Western law as a base with which to judge legal systems in other cultures. That is wrong.
Every culture has the right to formulate and implement its own legal framework and structures. Consequently you cannot blame that government when it decides to execute judgement in accordance with, and consistent with this laid down framework.

Then should we blame or attempt to change the culture of killing of twins, Burning od suspected child witches, Tyre barbequeing suspected robbers etc Since all these laws too are based on some perceived cultures and we have no right to use western cultures to judge.

A culture can say if a child pees in bed he should be buried alive or says you have to rape 20 virgins and decapitate them before you can be called a chief. What do you have to say to that? Should we turn our heads to the other side since the western culture is not supposed to dictate?

LSU is also good. I think Exxon has some research plant there, I am not sure though

pappilo:
@ duduspace

You get too much brain. You are one of the few Arsenal fans that I know who understands the morden game properly.

What has Reina won Liverpool, What has Given won City?

Soon you would ask What has Cesc won Arsenal, What has CRonaldo won Real, What has Ronaldo Lima won for Inter, What has wenGAY won for Arse-anal, What has Emirate won for GAYYners etc

Truth is that Almunia is a very poor goalie who cant nail a first team shirt till 30yrs

At least 10 EPL goalies are better than that wastepipe

Does death sentence for adultery make sense in rational human thinking? And one question missing is WHERE IS THE MAN WHOM THE COMMITTED THE ACT TOGETHER.

Regarding them relocating from that place, In some part of Nigeria, where a child behaves strangely the law there convict the child as a witch and they either burn their hands or hammer 6inches nails to their heads.

If you hear about such scenarios would you just advise people to leave the area or work to abolish such laws?

If ppl complain that some Nigerian laws are bad, Do you advise them to leave Nigeria or work to abolish such laws?

^^ Hi MsTom,

Have you considered abolishing senseless laws?

At some time, The punishment for having twins is death by dumping them in the bush. I bet If some people didnt challenge such laws we would have said

"The law is the law. Depending on where you live, the consequence of your actions differ. Ignorance to the law is no excuse and hence should not be used. If you live in a place where death is the consequence for having twins, why do it? And if you must, move out of the area! it is that simple."


How can death be the punishment for adultery and Where is the man she commited the adultery with?

I would admit that who I am today is partly a result of the discipline I received from my folks most especially my mum, Yes in the process our relationship sort of disintegrated and she is trying to get us to chat like best friends and I am so resistant to that, She gets me to say i love you but I am also resistant to that cos we dint grow up saying I love you so why now,

Similar to mine too

Can you do for ASSene wenGAY too?

Attached is one of the flyers they still send to my email address

Jidebiz,

I dont understand your first question

To the second question

Secondly, were you offered some form of assistantship and if you weren't, did you pay the full tuition at once or do they have an installment payment plan. Furthermore, in lieu of paying the full tuition,  is it easy to secure some form of assistantship as a RA/TA once you begin the graduate program?

Getting a TA/RA as a Masters student is usually difficult Unless you are in the PhD program, Secondly you are in a popular Masters program like Pet Engr which has a lot of students and applicant,

What makes you think you would have the edge to compete for a TA/RA since you dont have any previous teaching/Research experience?
Another thing I have noticed in the US, Chinese and indians get more of these TA positions than others, Maybe due to their high numbers or because of networking/parapo. We have more lecturers who are Chinese/Indians and they might tend to get students from their countries for these positions(I might be wrong though)
I wasnt offered any form of assistantship. I was asked to pay full tuition and they have a payment plan.

I didnt attend UH.

Thirdly, you stated that University of Houston's petroleum engineering program is still at its nascent stage which is very correct. But it is assumed that they have the advantage of being located at the heart of most petroleum engineering oil company HQs which makes it easy to be employed after completion of the program.  Is this assumption true?

The distance is an advantage which might be useful in the future but for now its not really making much of an influence.

The pedigree TAMU and Austin have built in the oil industry it would take some time for UH to get there. Its like saying the kind of pedigree  OAU, UI UNN and ABU have, How long do you think it would take schools like FUTA, FUTM, UNIABUJA(which is in the capital) to get.


UTAustin and TAMU are also in Texas and most of the BIG BOYS from Texas in most industries including the Oil Industry are alumnis. _{do yo know the current secretary of defence Robert Gates was also a former TAMU president?} Do you think favoritism don't exist in America too?

Anywhere you work, You would always notice some form of Alumni allegiance, Per the ranking, TAMU, Austin and Stanford are tops.

If you are talking about an MBA the school top coys like Goldman Sachs etc go to recruit(Wharton, Harvard, UChicago, MIT, Stanford) are mostly out of New York though they still recruit from NY schools which houses the Wall Street(the commercial nerve center)

E lo gba yara ki e do ara yin daada

Ileke-Idi na my sister o

I don call you tire, You no even fit return my calls

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=516428.msg6812322#msg6812322 date=1285306802]Never leave one of your own "on his own" [/quote]Na wa for you o

I didnt contact anyone at TAMU except calling Barbi Miller and Maria Barrufet sometime and asking for my admission decision

Your lack of experience wont really count that much, A lot of students go directly from Undergrad to PG.

http://www.facebook.com/TAMUGraduateStudies