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I bought a Domain name yesterday, what info do I provide my web host with to proceed? |
olabode89:Bros Olabode, Finland schools just dey fall my hand o, I have to appeal my rejection at Helsinki and UEF is also rejecting me stating that "The two most common reasons for rejection were one or both of the following: · University Admission Finland did not receive applicant's proof of English language proficiency, the proof provided did not correspond to our admission criteria or the test result was insufficient. · The applicant's previous academic studies did not correspond to the content of our Master's programme, and the motivation letter or the recommendation letter did not succeed in convincing us otherwise". Even with and 7.5 IELTS score. Now I'm left with Turku and Oulo. Meanwhile, I got conditionally admitted (because tuition is required) to Uppsala University in Sweden and has been placed on a reserve list for tuition scholarship. What will be your advice should I get the tuition scholarship at Uppsala. If I have to choose between Sweden and Finland, what should it be? Thanks Boss. |
FaithVoke:When did was your document delivered to UAF? Mine was on the11th and haven't heard anything yet . |
Thank you very much. I will call the guy tomorrow. But the car can't go that far from Anthony without over heating. I hope he can come around sha. |
I also use a Nissan Altima 2002. It began with frequent exhaustion of water in the radiator which makes me put water everyday or else the car will over heat. I reported this to a mechanic who said that the problem was the radiator that I should change it to a double cell radiator. I did that a day after. I noticed that the problem persist. The same mechanic said the gasket was blown and he advised me to replace the gasket and surface the cylinder. I also did that but the problem did not abate. I therefore took it to another mechanic and he said that he was very sure it was the water pump. He assured me that the car will not overheat again once the water pump is replaced. I dedicated a day to take it to this new mechanic. He replaced the water pump and poured coolant and water (50/50) into the radiator. I drove it from Gbagada to Anthony before I noticed a leakage and the coolant had badly poured on the ground. When I opened the bonnet I noticed that one hose that takes coolant from the radiator to the engine was leaking. At this point the car was over heating. I took it there the following morning and the hose was fixed. I decided to test drive with A/C on. I noticed the car was still over heating. I did the same without the A/C on, the car was still overheating. I took it back to the mechanic. He checked the fans, they were working. He told me he has no idea what else could be the problem. I took it to a third mechanic telling him the previous things that had been replaced. He didn't bother to do any serious fact finding again but concluded to my surprise that the engine block was bad and advised I buy a new engine. I called the first mechanic who open the engine to replace the gasket and he told that there was nothing wrong with the engine block. At this point I'm so confused. I need help. |
Lexusgs430:No head gasket leak test was ever performed. |
To car experts/experienced users in the house. It began with frequent exhaustion of water in the radiator which makes me put water everyday or else the car will over heat. I reported this to a mechanic who said that the problem was the radiator that I should change it to a double cell radiator. I did that a day after. I noticed that the problem persist. The same mechanic said the gasket was blown and he advised me to replace the gasket and surface the cylinder. I also did that but the problem did not abate. I therefore took it to another mechanic and he said that he was very sure it was the water pump. He assured me that the car will not overheat again once the water pump is replaced. I dedicated a day to take it to this new mechanic. He replaced the water pump and poured coolant and water (50/50) into the radiator. I drove it from Gbagada to Anthony before I noticed a leakage and the coolant had badly poured on the ground. When I opened the bonnet I noticed that one hose that takes coolant from the radiator to the engine was leaking. At this point the car was over heating. I took it there the following morning and the hose was fixed. I decided to test drive with A/C on. I noticed the car was still over heating. I did the same without the A/C on, the car was still overheating. I took it back to the mechanic. He checked the fans, they were working. He told me he has no idea what else could be the problem. I took it to a third mechanic telling him the previous things that had been replaced. He didn't bother to do any serious fact finding again but concluded to my surprise that the engine block was bad and advised I buy a new engine. I called the first mechanic who open the engine to replace the gasket and he told that there was nothing wrong with the engine block. At this point I'm so confused. I need help. |
Rilwayne001:No. It is the list of registered voters some of whom are yet to get their PVCs. |
I saw this breakdown few days ago on Channels tv but it should be noted that some of these people are yet to get their PVCs. |
Lets talk on methyldelene@yahoo.com. I'm interested. |
I’ve always been a total book addict. I’m addicted to the emotions, excitement, touch, feel and smell of books. If I could live on books and nothing else, I’d do it in a heartbeat. So yes: I’m a bit of an addict. Hi, my name is Megan and I’m a bookaholic. If you have any of these fifteen warning signs, you’re a bookaholic too. But don’t worry about kicking the habit. Books are awesome. 1. Over 90% of any wishlist (birthday, Christmas, shopping list) are books. Who needs food and clothes anyway? And if you ever go into a bookshop or library, you leave with at least five books more than you planned on buying. Oops… 2. Your friends or family chat about TV or film adaptions of books and all you can say is: “Please. The book was a million times better. [/b]I mean, the film didn’t even mention this, they changed that, they didn’t have this quote, they…” Double points if aforementioned friends and family roll their eyes and say “Typical insert-your-name-here”. [b]3. Everyone else you know has pictures of the latest band, movie or animal on their wall, but your walls are covered in bookshelves, book posters and book postcards. 4. Speaking of your room, you have so many books in your bedroom that they’ve spread of off the bookshelves[/b] onto floors, desks, chest of drawers and beds. But really, who needs to see their silly old floors anyway? [b]5. Most kids went as pop stars, footballers, doctors, nurses and superheroes to dress-up-as-what-you-want-to-be-when-you-grow-up day, but you went in wearing normal clothes with a notebook tucked under your arm. You also gave scathing looks to anyone who asked “What are you meant to be?” Because, obviously, you were an author. 6. Some of your best friends aren’t ‘real’ – as non-book-addicts put it. They’re characters from your favourite books. Your heroes also aren’t pop stars, movie stars or humanitarians. They’re authors. You look up to authors as godlike creatures who hold your favourite characters’ fates in their hands. 7. You have been mentally scarred by books (Harry Potter, The Fault In Our Stars, War Horse…). But despite this they make you happier than anything else. Until you finish them. Then it feels like your heart has broken and the hole in your soul will never be healed. Until you find your new favourite book… 8. You are the go-to-person for book recommendations. Everyone knows you read more than a normal mortal and that, generally, you always have a suggestion. Book addicts are awesome like that! 9. You can bring any topic back around to your fave book. [/b]For example: “Ah, the dangers of cyber-crimes. We’d really be so much safer if we all bank at Gringotts, where of money would be looked after by goblins and dragons. It’s really only logical. In Harry Potter...” “Oh, your boyfriend’s name is Eddie? He’s brilliant in Vampire Academy: I really love him. Have you read that yet? It’s so...” And so on and so on. You also have a bookish quote for all situations. Wishing someone good luck: “May the odds be ever in your favour.” When someone says something about reality: “Of course it’s happening inside your head, Harry, but why on earth should hat mean that it is not real?” A dramatic, heart-breaking, beautiful love story: Snape’s “Always” and TFIOS’s “Okay? Okay.” I could go on – trust me... All your advice comes from books too – you just direct people to your favourite book on the topic! [b]10. You don’t have normal dreams: you dream about worlds you’ve visited in books, characters you met in books and adventures you’ve had in books. Basically, you’re all books, all the time. You even daydream about books. 11. You’d do anything (eat a poisoned apple, spin gold from hay) if you could live in your favourite bookish world – even just for a day. 12. When you grow up and have children (or pets), you plan to name all of them after your favourite characters from books. Poor Hermione, Augustus, Luna, Magnus and Sherlock… 13. You’d happily give up the real world (and food) if you could just live in books all the time. Actually, if you’re reading an awesome book, you do ignore the real world – you forget about water, sleep, homework and other people. People have to say your name five times to even get your attention and you end up sleep deprived because you stayed up super late to finish the book. But you don’t care because that book… it was so worth it! 14. When you’re trying to do revision for exams, you settle on this little reward system: for every two chapters of the revision book you read, you can read a chapter of the fiction book you’re currently reading. I mean, what better reward is there than a chapter of an awesome book? (Your friends say the answer is biscuits, YouTube or sleep. You agree to disagree.) 15. If you were freezing to death and had to put something on the fire to keep it burning, you’d burn your own clothes, pencils, shoes, food and even your own hair before you’d throw your books on. Who cares if you survive, so long as your pretties are ok? Source: http://www.theguardian.com/childrens-books-site/2015/jan/24/15-signs-to-prove-youre-a-book-addict?CMP=share_btn_tw |
Last price. Interested. |
Ok. In other news, I also heard that these are the best textbooks for JAMB - UTME and POST - UTME. Watch the video below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3AV9VjFayKE |
This video beautifully summarizes Explicit Biology and Explicit Chemistry as the student-trusted and success-oriented duos. Watch, like and share. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3AV9VjFayKE |
Wow! Good job so far @ all. This video beautifully summarizes Explicit Biology and Explicit Chemistry. Watch, like and share. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3AV9VjFayKE |
This video beautifully summarizes Explicit Biology and Explicit Chemistry. Watch, like and share. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3AV9VjFayKE |
This video beautifully summarizes Explicit Biology and Explicit Chemistry. Watch, like and share. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3AV9VjFayKE |
Segipaul:Well, I haven't seen that particular book. |
MrSinister:Sent, I hope you liked the facebook page. |
MrSinister:The e-books are on my laptop not from any websites. However, you can visit: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Explicit-Biology/279198762134044 to follow the discussions on how to get the books. Thanks. |
MrSinister:I don't know how to upload them. Any help? |
Segipaul:5. Integrated Mathematics by Afolabi J.R |
4. The Science Physics by Afolabi J.R |
3. Explicit Chemistry - A Revision Course by O.J Olaoye
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2. Explicit Biology - A Revision Course by O.J. Olaoye
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This thread is to help prospective undergraduates writing JAMB to know books that will be of help to them. Personally, I have found these books useful and worthy of recommendation. It should be noted however that this is a personal recommendation based on years of experience. In no particular order, they are as follows: 1. A - Z JAMB's Use of English by Dele Ashade
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iamdollypee:I did not get your e-mail. Please resend to methyldelene@yahoo.com |
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Pedagogue House, a Publishing Company, seeks to employ Sales Representatives in Lagos. Minimum qualification: SSCE/O'Level. Interested persons should sms Name, Location and Qualification to: 08069451567, 08024761905. Entry closes, 12th December, 2015. |
If you have received the free pdf book. Please feel free to discuss the content here. At least I won't be the only one over rating this book. Thanks. |
Ladies and Gentlemen, with the kind permission of the author (O.J. OLAOYE) of the number one textbook for JAMB Chemistry/Biology (EXplicit Chemistry - A Revision Course & Explicit Biology - A Revision Course). You can now get a free copy of excerpt of the book in pdf. Interested prospective JAMBite writing Chemistry/Biology should send me a mail to methyldelene@yahoo.com with the subject, FREE EXPLICIT CHEMISTR/BIOLOGY PDF. N.B: Please don't drop your e-mail address here in other not to derail this thread. Goodluck! |

