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TeamclicksAir:Ok...thanks |
Hello, please can I get frequent flyer miles? I need to buy....you have a client who has for sale or is there another way I can get some? |
Holla when u see him
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It would be really nice if I can get the printer only though.......will you deal? |
Let he without stones cast the first Let he without skeletons bury others Let he who's without blemish wash others Oga lecturer..what's the true story? |
All I see is fresh poultry meat jare...... ....nice gamey taste.... |
External antenna and cables.....? |
Here comes the blowing fone.... ![]() |
macfish101:Try Top Eleven |
Nice one OP Can I see the pics of the inverter and the batteries? What state are the batteries in? Guarantee on your products? Installation nationwide? |
Its really cool having a thread up here for Ekiti folks....nice one OP....I am from ILAWE....let's make ourselves proud and put away the ridicule that has become associated with anything Ekiti....nice meeting you guys.... ![]() |
Was expecting to see Lagos up for sale on the list..... ![]() |
vitality22:I have no plans of selling it for now...... ![]() |
Or you can simply download "tubemate" from Google playstore..... With the app you can download almost any video from YouTube.... |
You are simply attending coaching lessons until such a time you decide to either write the utme exams, get a part time form for an accredited course or learn or trade...abi farm as the change mantra is "singing" to all of us |
How far with the N-Power Program?....they are onto the next white elephant embezzling scheme....They are always to this....to that...when are they actually gonna say we have achieved 10,000MW of power? Created 50,000 jobs? Produced a million metric tonnes of rice? ![]() |
admindim:Thanks bro...I have taken it off |
saint2ace:Honestly!.... Let me go drop my CV at Siemens!.. ![]() |
saint2ace:I guess its like this....? I just read page 18 of this thread ....guess I am on track....
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admindim:Yeah bro you told me....but still didn't really get it....first time of actually doing anything electrical by myself..,even if u open my head put am sef e fit no stick..... ... Thanks for the charger by the way.... So the connection is good this way?.....abi where else am I supposed to connect the charger to? ![]()
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brogxy:Thanks bro! That's all I need..., ![]() |
Good morning guys..bin following this thread for a while and I have now finally put something together. However I will need your assistance on one final connection. I used a modified bluegate 650va ups (added a fan to cool the transformer), got am external 10amps charger, and I removed 4 17ah batteries from my 2200kva APC ups making a total of 68AH. I have connected the batteries to the ups, where exactly do I plug the external charger on the batteries? Can I connect it to any of the ends? Or is there a specific way in have to do dat? Attached is the configuration I put together....
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ThuGnificenX:Maybe network issues....hold on bro.... E go sound soon.... ![]() |
Ireland must recover up to 13 billion euros ($14.6 billion) in unpaid taxes from Apple, Europe's top regulator ruled on Tuesday. The tax ruling is by far the biggest the European Union has ever made regarding a single company, and it could spark a huge transatlantic row over how Europe treats big U.S. companies. Apple shares fell almost 3% in premarket trading. The company will appeal the decision. It said the ruling upended the international tax system and would damage jobs and investment in Europe. The European Commission, the EU's de-facto government, said the Irish government had granted illegal state aid to Apple (AAPL, Tech30) by helping the tech giant to artificially lower its tax bill for more than 20 years. "Member States cannot give tax benefits to selected companies -- this is illegal under EU state aid rules," said Commissioner Margrethe Vestager, Europe's top antitrust official. Apple paid tax at 1%, or less, on profits attributed to its subsidiaries in Ireland, well below the 35% top rate in the United States and even well below Ireland's 12.5% rate. That prompted complaints by both European and U.S. lawmakers, who argued the deal gave Apple an unfair advantage in exchange for creating jobs in Ireland. CEO Tim Cook was even called to testify on Apple's tax deal before a Senate committee in 2013. The bill for tax benefits, plus interest, covers 2003 to 2014. Apple has more than $231 billion in cash on its balance sheet to cushion the blow. Cook said on Tuesday the ruling has "no basis in fact or in law," calling it "obvious targeting of Apple." eu apple He also said Apple has helped create and sustain more than 1.5 million jobs across Europe and stressed the company follows the law and pays all the taxes it owes. "The European Commission has launched an effort to rewrite Apple's history in Europe, ignore Ireland's tax laws and upend the international tax system in the process," he wrote. Ireland said it will appeal the decision, saying Apple paid what it owed. The country has one of the lowest corporate tax rates in Europe, which makes it an attractive place to invest for global companies. The Irish government is afraid companies would be less likely to invest in Ireland if its tax regime changes, which could cost the country thousands of jobs. Related: U.S. warns EU: Don't hit Apple with a massive tax bill Apple is not the only American company that has recently found itself under scrutiny over its European tax affairs. The European Commission ordered Starbucks and Fiat Chrysler to repay millions in taxes last October. Starbucks (SBUX) has to pay back up to 30 million euros it saved thanks to a sweetheart tax deal with the Netherlands. Fiat Chrysler (FCAM) was ordered to repay a similar amount after a similar deal with Luxembourg. Both companies have appealed the decisions. The EU is also probing the tax arrangements of Amazon (AMZN, Tech30) and McDonald's (MCD). Google (GOOGL, Tech30) is under investigation over its taxes in France and a couple of other European countries. The ruling against Apple's tax deal comes despite a stern warning from the U.S. last week. The Treasury Department urged the European Commission to stop its tax crackdown on American companies, saying it would consider "potential responses" if Brussels doesn't change course. http://money.cnn.com/2016/08/30/technology/apple-tax-eu-us-ireland/index.html?sr=fbcnni083016apple-tax-eu-us-ireland1028AMVODtopLink&linkId=28201296 |
pointstores:Hehehehehe... Oya let's talk naaa....drop ur WhatsApp or Bbm contact. ![]() |
kingviny:Ok..thanks |
kingviny:20k!?.. Will have to continue the sesrch |
Who get? Abeg... ![]() |
Fairly used Smart charger, 10 amps needed....price? |
Good morning.. You have 10 amp smart charges? If yes...price... |
Still needed |
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