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AZUH:I am mean that u nor enter UK if nt I 4 dey hear Queens English shikina ![]() |
AZUH:Taa a a a U nor reach UK if not nah Queens English we 4 dey hear frm you innit ![]() |
ayibatari99:Can I ask you something where did you go when some state govt took GEJ to court over sharing of this said savings? ![]() |
salabscholar01:Such statement can only come from one who is ignorant and full of em selves. |
Onyochejohn:That's what we where told still it's not been proven yet and no one is in jail for the said sum |
AjayiWrites:You see una life. PMB did not even buy a bolt in this train is was all GEJ works the just got completed. Anyway its all good I hope he PMB extends it south as said. |
write2obi:I have writtne both names down,I have called a Doc to access and fast4ward this case for referral into the behavioral therapy Unit or BCPU ![]() |
FreeWorld23:I think you are getting the whole thing wrong, that thing you call asbestos is not asbestos,asbestos is a part of it from back in the days, nowadays that thing you call asbestos no longer contain asbestos,my village has one of the biggest producers of so called asbestos from back in the 80s and late 90s until they stopped.I know how many people few people who died from working there in the 80s and early 90s.The last I know died 2015 this is after leaving that factory as roughly 18 yrs ago, he was diagnosed here in teh Uk to have advance stage cancer,it was fru investigation they realized he worked for this company and he went back to take them to court, case was ongoing, he only lasted 4 months in 9ja. So bro its not Joke, the ones with materials from the 80s are stable, if you make them unstable it becomes deadly trust me. |
Memejem:Anybody who says going near asbestos is not dangerous is ignorant in 2016,I stand to be corrected, I have seen the dangerous effect of it 1st hand. |
mufutau55:Yes it can, this is as a result of charged electrons around it. ![]() I saw this so I thought I share it after this yeye people play rubbish waste MAN time ![]() A cloud-to-ground lightning bolt's main objective is to find the path of least resistance from the cloud to deep into the ground. Most houses are filled with many potential routes for lightning to follow in its journey. This can include gas and water pipes, electric lines, phone lines, cable TV/internet lines, gutters, downspouts, metal window frames - anything conductive in a house is 'fair game' for the lightning to follow. Lightning doesn't need conductive objects to reach ground, however - it's just forged its way through miles of air, so conductive objects in a house are a mere 'convenience' that it will use if they are available. AT RIGHT: Lightning strikes a tree and house in Charleston, West Virginia in 1998. Lightning passing through a house will often 'branch' and utilize more than one path to ground at a time. It can also jump through the air from one conductive path to another in what is called a side flash. For example, lightning may first connect to electric lines in the attic of a house, then jump to better-grounded water pipes on the first or second floor. Lightning can connect to gutters, then jump to a window frame as a 'stepping stone' to the electrical system or water pipes. All or part of bolts have been seen jumping from wall outlets to sink faucets and even across rooms! Unprotected Structure Animation showing possible lightning paths to ground inside of a house Lightning current will produce significant damage to a house that is not equipped with a good protection system. Professionally-installed lightning protection systems are expensive and the risk of a direct strike is low, so most homes do not have them. Lightning presents three main hazards to a house that is hit directly: Fire danger: The biggest danger lightning poses to a house is fire. Wood and other flammable building materials can easily be ignited anywhere an exposed lightning channel comes in contact with (or passes through) them. It is most common for lightning to start a fire in the attic or roof of a house, as the channel usually has to pass through some of the structural material in the roof before it can reach a more conductive path such as wiring or pipes. When lightning current travels through wires, it will commonly burn them up - presenting a fire ingition hazard anywhere along the affected circuits. Power surge damage: If lightning chooses any of the home's electrical wiring as its primary or secondary path, the explosive surge can damage even non-electronic appliances that are connected. Even if most of the lightning current takes other paths to ground, the home's electrical system will experience enough of a surge to cause potentially significant damage to anything connected to it, electronics in particular. Shock wave damage: Another major source of damage from lightning is produced from the explosive shock wave. The shock waves that lightning create is what produces the thunder that we hear, and at close range, these waves can be destructive. Lightning can easily fracture concrete, brick, cinderblock and stone. Brick and stone chimneys are commonly damaged severely by lightning. Lightning's shock waves can blow out plaster walls, shatter glass, create trenches in soil and crack foundations. Shrapnel is a common secondary damage effect, with objects sometimes found embedded in walls! What about a structure that has no wiring or pipes? It is rare for a house to be devoid of electrically conductive paths to ground, but they do exist - such as camping/fishing cabins. In that case, all bets are off on how the lightning will choose to reach the ground. Again, the lightning has just jumped across miles of non-conductive air, so the lack of wires or pipes won't stop it from passing through a completely non-conductive structure. Such a structure does not provide a person with good lightning protection - so if you are caught in one during a storm, consider moving into a hard-topped automobile which provides a much better degree of safety. What can you do to stay safe from lightning while inside of your house? Since we know the common paths lightning can follow in a house (wiring and pipes), the best thing to do is stay away from those paths as best as possible during a storm. Direct contact with them should be avoided. This includes taking a shower or bath, washing hands, doing dishes, typing on a computer, playing video games and using a wired phone, tool or appliance. Metal-framed windows should be avoided. Wireless devices are safe to use (cell phones, cordless phones, remotes, etc). Direct skin contact with earth ground should also be avoided, as lightning current can travel through soil and across wet/damp concrete. Wear shoes if walking in a basement, garage or patio. What to do if lightning strikes your house If your home is hit directly by lightning, your immediate concern should be for any fires that may have been ignited. Call the fire department! Again, the most common place for lightning-caused fires in a home is in the attic, but they can start anywhere the lightning has traveled. Some fires inside the walls and attic may not be immediately apparent and not easily accessible. You should also watch for falling debris from damaged chimneys, shingles or walls. You should also strongly consider contacting an electrician to have your home's electrical system inspected for any damage that might present a future fire hazard. Can you get struck by lightning inside of a house? While it is rare, yes, it is possible to receive a lightning injury inside a house. Burns and electric shock injuries can occur when someone is in direct contact with one of lightning's chosen paths to ground. The most common indoor lightning injuries involve a person talking on a corded phone or resting on/looking out of a metal-framed window. "Side flashes" (discussed above) that jump across rooms can also cause injuries, but are very rare. Indirect shrapnel-related injuries from building materials have also been documented. How to protect sensitive electronics from a strike It is nearly impossible to provide 100% protection to sensitive electronics from a direct lightning strike. The best thing to do is to unplug any high-value item you wish to protect during storms, as surge protectors and UPS units can't provide direct-strike protection. Some could argue that the risk of a direct strike to any given house is too low to justify unplugging everything for every storm that passes overhead. It's wise to make sure your homeowner's or renter's insurance covers lightning damage. Your insured expensive electronics can be replaced, after all. However, consider irreplaceables such as the data saved on your computer (photos, videos, work files, etc). You can mitigate that risk by performing frequent offsite backups and/or storing data on an external hard drive that you can unplug when needed. Should I have a lightning protection system installed? A professionally-installed and well-grounded lightning protection system will reduce or eliminate the fire and injury hazards if your house happens to be struck directly. You will want to assess the risk of a strike and weigh the costs versus benefits. Insurance may be a more cost-effective option, especially if you live in an area of average to below-average thunderstorm frequency. If you are located in a zone if frequent lightning activity (such as Florida and the Gulf Coast regions of the USA), a protection system may offer more of a benefit. copied frm http://stormhighway.com/what_happens_when_lightning_strikes_a_house.php |
crisisng:Who said so? Lol anywhere you have thunder you need one so in simple terms we all need one.saves you vital electrical devices in your home.it protects them against sudden power sudge from thunder |
tbaba1234:Of its true she in Africa then the news is void as she is meant to be the host right? |
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Etoo:Could be it's same as your O2 sensor problem Problem is ur car consumes way . much fuel. So check everything intake in your carpoint ur mechanic to this direction. Clean your Mass air flow sensor. Check for leaks. The O2 sensor should the third culprit. From your scan you there seems to be no serious problem except your pocket via fuel. |
PO100 Mass Air Flow (MAF) Circuit Malfunction Basically this means that there is a problem with the Mass Air Flow (MAF) sensor or circuit. PO500 Vehicle Speed Sensor Malfunction, I take it your speedometer is not working right?I had same problem got the speed sensor changed and speedometer started to work. PO136 Oxygen O2 Sensor Circuit Low Voltage (Bank 1, Sensor 2).Hmm this has been covered enough on this section of NL I think its the last thing you check P1155 TOYOTA - Air/Fuel Ratio Sensor Heater Circuit Malfunction Bank 2 Sensor 1,Toyota specific code |
Etoo:number 1-4 are same thing random misfire, check plugs and injectors. 301,303,305 means cylinder 1,3 and 5 respectively. Number 5 &6 Code PO171- Lean mix of Bank 1 (passenger side of engine) Code PO174- Lean mix of Bank 2 (driver's side of engine) Most of the time a P0171 and P0174 is caused by either a vacuum leak--more than likely the PCV hose and valve or a dirty or defective MassAirFlow sensor. Low fuel pressure can also cause this condition. The PCV hose is located on bank one but can affect both sides because the other end is located on the back of the upper intake manifold. Usually they deteriorate and get a hole in it. |
Etoo:Wow E plenty, anyways we are watching football, when we finish we shall start with the most serious ones and narrow it down, no need to fear or be worried, it well. |
spyder880:Oga spyder like this howmuch is the 1x12 these days |
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EgunMogaji:ahah I don write ur name down long time,chey you chase Mr AZUH enter Bush see how you miss class ![]() |
[quote author=FreeWorld23 post=46900888][/quote] ![]() Mr AZUH Chey nah only U waka come ![]() |
AnakinSkywalker:I don't think it's in the room it must have been in the common area |
Progressive01:We dnt |
evy1:I do no think for one minute he will.Howmany years more does he have to live?He is still a rich man his personal assets can't be seized only the company's which is sad. But he is rich kids are set up for life so why should he care? |
GAZZUZZ:9ja for you anything to make personal money via Egunje ![]() |
bloodyBLOGGER:And you call these affordable right? cant you see how empty they look??/ Ignorance leads to subscribed blindness |
OsusuMustFlow:Realy, how is that wonderful, we do not need affordable housing from the FG, we can do that ourselves we are already doing it, what we want is good roads and stable electricity plus security.security. Thats All not these project they initiate to put monies in their pockets. howmany have we had #ENOUGH |
Plz who go epping me write names down? I have been on top big Ben watching Brexit take place ![]() It's realy getting hot in here. |
MadCow1:Same same jst that she gen countries will soon require visa to visit the UK. |
seunmsg:So U believe true true say na militants come there ![]() Ask yourself what will they want from that poor area? |
honmusa:No worries man we learn each day. Op in clip it at the clip.just follow the wires frm the sensor upwards |
excellencyabia1:Greed won't let them |
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