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Choi. I am missing alot o. I do enjoy this part of d project. Pegging of pile points. So interesting. But more interesting wen one is pegging in water. Smiles......

Good mng boss. Nice one. Pls sir keep us updated.. Tnks. I am following
Patiently

Am still at ur back sir

Nice work sir. I've missed alot. But sch won't allow me stay any longer. Tnx so much sir. I learnt a lot

Noooo. They r not. They r jux helping their parents stand on d queue. U knw d sun is hot and dad and mum are old. That's all. "children, na only Una waka com?" Hmmm der is GOD Oooooooo. I comment my reserve....

Nice one bro.. I c u. I love ur work. They are usually fine and better. Kip it up bro.

Ok oooo. Nice work

Mzanett. Abadie? Mbok aba Lagos ? Sop di ukan idong di se sé akpabio anam. Ami ba do idaaam

Ok. Can I order for one NW?

Na WA oooooo c free Ebola state. Abians sowiii o

Interesting
Still following jejely. Wash boring tinz[color=#006600][/color]

I was der live. I still de follow my Oga 4 bk o. Boss I de loyal o. Pile foundation all d way...[color=][/color] [color=][/color]

Boss I de ur back o [color=][/color]

searay: Groundnut oil + salt

Ebola cure 4 real

koret

koret

I c u o oga

Oga mi I c u oooo. Emmanuel

9ce 1st 2

so hw e go b na

;D1st to comment

mod front page na. flying bike for evy1 hehe. soon it will b cars...

na wa oooo. 1st to comment

Google has unveiled plans to provide the
internet to the billions who cannot
currently access the web - using balloons
circling the globe.
The internet giant's secretive X research
lab is behind the move, called Project
Loon in recognition of how strange the
idea sounds.
Scientists launched a trial on Saturday in
New Zealand's South Island, letting off a
string of jellyfish-shaped balloons in the
sky about Lake Tekapo.
The aim is for the flimsy helium-filled
inflatables, which are made from plastic
film, to beam the internet back down to
earth as they sail past on the wind.
It has taken the lab, which also came up
with a driverless car and web-surfing
eyeglasses, 18 months to reach this point.
Ultimately Google hopes to launch
thousands of balloons into the
stratosphere and bridge the digital divide
between the 4.8 billion offline and 2.2
billion online.
If successful, the technology could allow
countries to avoid the expense of laying
fibre cable and dramatically increase
internet use in areas such as Africa and
southeast Asia.
Project leader Mike Cassidy said: "It's a
huge moonshot. A really big goal to go
after. The power of the internet is
probably one of the most transformative
technologies of our time."
Project loon founder Richard DeVaul
added: "It's a very fundamentally
democratic thing that what links everyone
together is the sky and the winds."
Charles Nimmo, a farmer and
entrepreneur from outside Christchurch,
was the first person to receive Google
Balloon internet access after signing up
with 50 others to test out the project.
It was kept such a secret that no-one
would explain to the guinea pigs what
they were involved in.
Technicians came to their homes and
attacked bright red receivers the size of
basketballs and resembling giant Google
map pins to the outside walls.
Engineers used eight large laptops to
check wind data and manoeuvre the
balloons over peaks by making sure they
floated at a particular level.
One of the balloons being launched in
New Zealand on Saturday
Mr Nimmo had internet access for around
15 minutes before the balloon
transmitting it sailed past and he used it
to check the weather.
"It's been weird but it's been exciting to
be part of something new," he said of the
experience.
The balloons scavenge power from card
table-sized solar panels dangling down
and picking up enough charge in four
hours to last a day.
They travel below satellites but twice as
high as aeroplanes, and receive signals
from ground stations below.
Each balloon could provide an internet
service for an area twice the size of New
York City, about 780 square miles, and
terrain is not a challenge.
This means they could stream it into the
Khyber Pass in Afghanistan, or Yaounde,
the capital of Cameroon, a country where
the World Bank estimates four in 100
people are online.
Anyone using Google Balloon Internet
would need a receiver plugged into their
computer to get the signal, the costs of
which have yet to be disclosed.
Because the signals travel through the
unlicensed spectrum, the firm would not
have to go through difficult regulatory
procedures for wireless communication.
Mr Cassidy said the next phase of the
launch was to fly 300 balloons in a ring on
the 40th parallel south from New Zealand
through Australia, Chile, Uruguay,
Paraguay and Argentina.
Some charities experts hailed the project
and said it could help billions but others
warned about more negative
consequences, such as a surge in
consumerism.
Temple University communications
professor Patrick Murphy said: "The
nutritional and medical information,
farming techniques, democratic principles
- those are the wonderful parts of it. But
you also have everyone wanting to drive a
car, eat a steak, drink a Coke."
Richard Bennett, from the Information
Technology and Innovation Foundation,
added: "I'm really glad that Google is
doing this kind of speculative research but
it remains to be seen how practical any of
these things are."
Before travelling to New Zealand, Google
spent several months on secret launches
in California's central valley - prompting
some interesting speculation.
Mr DeVaul said: "We were chasing
balloons around from trucks on the
ground and people were calling in reports
about UFOs."

Real-Life Electric Jedi
Hover-Bike Takes Off in
Prague
BY KEITH BARRY 06.13.13 2:29 PM
Follow @ itskeithbarry
A flying electric bicycle made its first
public voyage around a Prague convention
center this week, taking off with a dummy
on board and hovering in the air like a
budget speeder bike from Star Wars.
The Design Your Dreams Flying Bike is the
product of three Czech engineering firms
who joined together to fulfill a shared
childhood dream, and the result has been
a year in the making. We first told you
about Design Your Dreams last June,
when the e-bike was still on the drawing
board. Now, their first prototype has
taken to the air, and it looks amazing.
Six horizontally mounted propellers lifted
the 220-pound electric bike into the air,
while an engineer on the ground
controlled it with a handheld remote.
According to Milan Duchek of Design Your
Dreams, the prototype will fly remotely
with a dummy on the seat for now, but a
version that can be piloted by a human
will be ready this fall.
While the prototype isn’t as sleek as the
drawings we originally saw, the project is
still in very early stage development.
Most parts came right off the shelf, and
the total project cost in the low five
figures.
According to Design Your Dreams, the
final product should be as easy to
maneuver as a regular bicycle, but will
also have the ability to fly for between
three and five minutes, using solely
electric power. It will include “foolproof”
stability control for takeoff and landing,
and a fly-by-wire system that isn’t
susceptible to outside interference.
Though the prototype bike looks like a
homebrew version of something
Industrial Light & Magic would’ve
dreamed up, the designers told Czech
news organization ČTK that their
inspiration came from two Czech works of
science fiction: a series of books by
Jaroslav Foglar about a boy with a flying
bicycle, and a 1966 Karel Zeman film
based on a Jules Verne novel.
Even when the flying bike is complete, it
won’t be for sale. The engineers and
designers say that simply seeing the
project to fruition is satisfaction enough.
“Our main motivation in working on the
project was neither profit nor commercial
interest, but the fulfillment of our boyish
dreams,” said Design Your Dreams
engineer Ales Kobylik. As much as we’d
love to buy a flying bike, we can’t argue
with that kind of logic.

so finally na hw much?

too long jare

abeg water no fit finish. wen ur tru, soap de to wash hand o jare. bt finally na biz strategy o. omo c idea. naija lets bgin de xport tissue paper go venezeula o. we go manage water 4 here.

for guys mom always. while ladies are dad always. likes repel, unlike attract
shikina

Pastor Must Offer Sacrifices For Killing
Snake – Anambra Community
An altercation has ensued between members of the
Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, PFN, and Umuoji
community in Idemili North Local Government Area
of Anambra State over the killing of a snake in the
community by the Overseer of the Mercy Throne
Assembly, Umuoji, Rev Jude Chubueze.
The community believes Chibueze had desecrated
the land by killing the snake, as snake killing in the
area is a taboo, and they had gone ahead to seal his
church with palm fronds.
The matter has been taken to the Anambra State
Police command which is trying to mediate between
the two parties to avoid a breakdown of law and
order, and assure a peaceful resolution to it.
Reacting on the issue, members of PFN under the
aegis of Umuoji Gospel Ministries Fellowship led by
Pastor Celestine Ekpunobi, yesterday, described the
tradition that forbids the killing of snake as barbaric,
adding that such law should only concern the
pagans.
Rev Chibueze said a snake stormed his house at
night when members of his family were already
sleeping. He said he heard his children screaming
and rushed there to find a snake where his children
had been sleeping.
“When I got to their room, I saw a big snake lying
with them and I had to kill it and threw it into the
nearby bush. The following day, some community
members marched to my house and accused me of
killing their god. They beat me up mercilessly.
“They wrote a list of items amounting to N54,890
which they said I should buy to appease their god.
Being a Christian, I told them that it is against my
faith and more over, I killed a snake and not a
human being.”
One of the community leaders, Chief Paul Edekobi
said, instead of the pastor doing what he earlier
agreed to do with the community by providing the
items, he dragged them to Ogidi Police Station
where six of the community leaders were arrested.
The Chief threatened that what he did was capable
of wiping out his entire family if sacrifices were not
made to appease the gods.
“We do not want to destroy his property and that is
why we used the palm fronts to tie round the
church to stop him from worshipping there for
now,” Edekobi said.
But the pastor said: “What they are talking about is
not tradition; they see the killing of a snake as a
taboo in their world of idol worshipping and not
same in Christian faith
“If they do not desist from this act, our next port of
call will be the court for the enforcement of our
fundamental human rights.”[color=#000000]Pastor Must Offer Sacrifices For Killing
Snake – Anambra Community
An altercation has ensued between members of the
Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, PFN, and Umuoji
community in Idemili North Local Government Area
of Anambra State over the killing of a snake in the
community by the Overseer of the Mercy Throne
Assembly, Umuoji, Rev Jude Chubueze.
The community believes Chibueze had desecrated
the land by killing the snake, as snake killing in the
area is a taboo, and they had gone ahead to seal his
church with palm fronds.
The matter has been taken to the Anambra State
Police command which is trying to mediate between
the two parties to avoid a breakdown of law and
order, and assure a peaceful resolution to it.
Reacting on the issue, members of PFN under the
aegis of Umuoji Gospel Ministries Fellowship led by
Pastor Celestine Ekpunobi, yesterday, described the
tradition that forbids the killing of snake as barbaric,
adding that such law should only concern the
pagans.
Rev Chibueze said a snake stormed his house at
night when members of his family were already
sleeping. He said he heard his children screaming
and rushed there to find a snake where his children
had been sleeping.
“When I got to their room, I saw a big snake lying
with them and I had to kill it and threw it into the
nearby bush. The following day, some community
members marched to my house and accused me of
killing their god. They beat me up mercilessly.
“They wrote a list of items amounting to N54,890
which they said I should buy to appease their god.
Being a Christian, I told them that it is against my
faith and more over, I killed a snake and not a
human being.”
One of the community leaders, Chief Paul Edekobi
said, instead of the pastor doing what he earlier
agreed to do with the community by providing the
items, he dragged them to Ogidi Police Station
where six of the community leaders were arrested.
The Chief threatened that what he did was capable
of wiping out his entire family if sacrifices were not
made to appease the gods.
“We do not want to destroy his property and that is
why we used the palm fronts to tie round the
church to stop him from worshipping there for
now,” Edekobi said.
But the pastor said: “What they are talking about is
not tradition; they see the killing of a snake as a
taboo in their world of idol worshipping and not
same in Christian faith
“If they do not desist from this act, our next port of
call will be the court for the enforcement of our
fundamental human rights.”[/color]Pastor Must Offer Sacrifices For Killing
Snake – Anambra Community
An altercation has ensued between members of the
Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, PFN, and Umuoji
community in Idemili North Local Government Area
of Anambra State over the killing of a snake in the
community by the Overseer of the Mercy Throne
Assembly, Umuoji, Rev Jude Chubueze.
The community believes Chibueze had desecrated
the land by killing the snake, as snake killing in the
area is a taboo, and they had gone ahead to seal his
church with palm fronds.
The matter has been taken to the Anambra State
Police command which is trying to mediate between
the two parties to avoid a breakdown of law and
order, and assure a peaceful resolution to it.
Reacting on the issue, members of PFN under the
aegis of Umuoji Gospel Ministries Fellowship led by
Pastor Celestine Ekpunobi, yesterday, described the
tradition that forbids the killing of snake as barbaric,
adding that such law should only concern the
pagans.
Rev Chibueze said a snake stormed his house at
night when members of his family were already
sleeping. He said he heard his children screaming
and rushed there to find a snake where his children
had been sleeping.
“When I got to their room, I saw a big snake lying
with them and I had to kill it and threw it into the
nearby bush. The following day, some community
members marched to my house and accused me of
killing their god. They beat me up mercilessly.
“They wrote a list of items amounting to N54,890
which they said I should buy to appease their god.
Being a Christian, I told them that it is against my
faith and more over, I killed a snake and not a
human being.”
One of the community leaders, Chief Paul Edekobi
said, instead of the pastor doing what he earlier
agreed to do with the community by providing the
items, he dragged them to Ogidi Police Station
where six of the community leaders were arrested.
The Chief threatened that what he did was capable
of wiping out his entire family if sacrifices were not
made to appease the gods.
“We do not want to destroy his property and that is
why we used the palm fronts to tie round the
church to stop him from worshipping there for
now,” Edekobi said.
But the pastor said: “What they are talking about is
not tradition; they see the killing of a snake as a
taboo in their world of idol worshipping and not
same in Christian faith
“If they do not desist from this act, our next port of
call will be the court for the enforcement of our
fundamental human rights.”