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Christianity Etc › Re: What Is Speaking in Tongues??? by factorial1(m): 9:00pm On Sep 15, 2014
DonaldGenes: Flash me on 08038938117v
what for sir?
Christianity Etc › Re: What Is Speaking in Tongues??? by factorial1(m): 4:06am On Sep 13, 2014
danielmichael: Last sunday I burst into laughter as I heard my neighbour in church gnashing on an uproar of what they kall speaking in tongues as the pastor direct(raba tatata busi mege jareti mumumusi) very strongly..nw if you look at the last word MUMUMUSI is jus like mumu which I refer as to the neigbour.I find it so difficult to speak in tongues,,they say its the holy spirit..for what to some dudes who can't utter those balderdash,,,please MBOK wetin BE speaking in tongueshuh Cos they might be causing ma mum and I dnt knw....ratatatat busi adiok ono fi tara satana iko tabaya!!!! FOR WETIN
If you study your bible(if you have one though), the spirit of God will give you revelation about speaking in tongues and the benefits behind it. To know more about the gift of the spirit in which speaking in tongues is part of it... then study 2 Corinthians 12.
Education › Re: Thread For Physics Undergraduates & Graduates [including Aspirants] by factorial1(m): 1:17am On Sep 13, 2014
Patoskid: Actually, I initially applied for Electrical/Electronics Engineering but was given Physics. Though, ma dad told me I can turn down the offer if I want to, but after giving it much thought, I decided to accept it. Ever since then, I have been making research about the course, what and what it entails and careers in it. Although I kind of felt bad with the comments have been reading about most Physicist ending up in the classroom. But gladly, am starting to develop passion for the course, maths and physics were my favorite subjects in secondary school, xo I have decided to give it a shot. Thankz for your comment bro @factorial, I will really love to get to know you more
you can send me a PM.
Education › Re: Thread For Physics Undergraduates & Graduates [including Aspirants] by factorial1(m): 6:18am On Sep 11, 2014
@Patoskid your post is not showing here.
Education › Re: Thread For Physics Undergraduates & Graduates [including Aspirants] by factorial1(m):
Hello, firstly I would like to ask you this question. Were you given the course(Physics) or that's the course you desire to study?
If it happens to be your desired course then you have no problem as a matter of fact as regards Physics. Below are some useful things you need to know:

1. If you have passion for Physics, I tell you there is no how you won't perform good(or excellently, depending on you anyways) in the field. Not only in Physics, this is also applicable to many courses... If you don't like what you're doing, you'll definitely give less attention to it.

2. Physics as a course requires thinking critically. What do I mean by this? Do not limit yourself to what you would be thought in class. Go extra miles and even study more on those aspect that seems hard.

3. Physics requires more of calculations, if you aren't that good in mathematics... then the probability of you performing well is low. Especially, in the Electronics part of Physics... where you will need to solve questions on circuit, circuit design using MATLAB and lot more.

4. Do not be disillusioned by people's thought towards the course that it's tough. I say a BIG NO to this. It depends on your on ability towards it.

5. Be focused determined... and be disciplined. Also the principal thing is that, you need to be PRAYERFUL.

I'm an undergraduate of a University studying Physics Electronics and I've found the course interesting(though I will be in 200L in few months to come, september so to say). With what I've highlighted up there, if you can make use of those tips... and with God, you are going place(...as we use to say in my school).

PS: God factor + Discipline + Hard work + Focus = SUCCESS!
Education › Re: Let Me Test And Which Nairalander Can Answer This Simple Math by factorial1(m): 1:00am On Sep 10, 2014
Ok, now I think is high time I explained this in more simple way.
Considering the clock, Let's say from 12:00a.m to 12:00pm... the angle here is 360degrees. now... since there are marks(the minutes and seconds) marks which give a total of 60. now, the angle for a mark will be the total angle divided by 60(i.e 360degrees/60 = 6degrees) so from one mark to the next... the angle between the two is 6degrees. Good, now since the minute hand is on 3(i.e one-quarter of the hole circle, from 12 to 3, 3 to 6, 6 to 9 and then from 9-12). This means the angle here is 1/4 x 6 = 1.5degrees, then the minutes hand moves 1.5degrees after the initial mark there. Which give a total of 6 + 1.5 = 7.5degrees. i might not have explained as I ought to have explained here when saying this with mouth. It's a matter of critical thinking. Thanks.
Education › Re: Let Me Test And Which Nairalander Can Answer This Simple Math by factorial1(m): 12:46am On Sep 10, 2014
DrMrsNgozi: Have we forgotten that angle on a straight line = 180 degrees?
sure, but it has nothing to do with the question up there sir.
Education › Re: Let Me Test And Which Nairalander Can Answer This Simple Math by factorial1(m): 12:08am On Sep 10, 2014
DonaldGenes: I will not today as I envisaged..Dunno why First bank is yet to credit my account... Couldn't even travelled to see my Girlfriend as planned..Let me see tomorrow okay...I promised and I will...
Lol...@bolded, no p anyway.
Education › Re: Let Me Test And Which Nairalander Can Answer This Simple Math by factorial1(m): 8:24pm On Sep 09, 2014
DonaldGenes: Done
waiting patiently bro... haven't seen nothing yet.
Education › Re: Let Me Test And Which Nairalander Can Answer This Simple Math by factorial1(m): 1:11pm On Sep 09, 2014
DonaldGenes: I will ....Right now I am unable to cash money as I thought I will this morning before traveling..
Let me wait til evening as I expect alert on my phone....

I have copyied your phone_number
Alright, thanks. kindly modify your post and remove my number bro
Education › Re: Let Me Test And Which Nairalander Can Answer This Simple Math by factorial1(m):
DonaldGenes: Gimme your phone number.. Wanna send credit to you
Here is my phone number: 0810249****
Education › Re: Let Me Test And Which Nairalander Can Answer This Simple Math by factorial1(m): 5:06am On Sep 09, 2014
DonaldGenes: You are right but you should have lightly walk us through your explanation
I know that's what you would say. You asked of the degree, you specified not whether to explain or not. I could have done that anyway, but the reason been that I was using phone to type then and in the course of typing how I arrived to that... somebody else(sharper so to say) might probably answer it. So, do you get that?
I'm not compelling you to give me something or not... but try to be truthful bro.
#Peace.
Education › Re: Let Me Test And Which Nairalander Can Answer This Simple Math by factorial1(m): 11:34pm On Sep 08, 2014
DonaldGenes: You're absolutely..........,..
Lol...
Education › Re: Let Me Test And Which Nairalander Can Answer This Simple Math by factorial1(m): 10:23pm On Sep 08, 2014
where is the op...
I need my price bro.
Kudos to yorex2011, DickDastardly and topelouis.
Education › Re: Let Me Test And Which Nairalander Can Answer This Simple Math by factorial1(m): 10:17pm On Sep 08, 2014
padeolu: seconded... Since d time is 3:15
Lol, remember you ain't concerned with the time. The major thing is the angle between them.
Education › Re: Let Me Test And Which Nairalander Can Answer This Simple Math by factorial1(m): 9:28pm On Sep 08, 2014
The angle between the hour hand and the minute hand is 7.5°
Should I explain how I got that?
Pets › Re: Cats Of Nairaland! by factorial1(m): 6:48am On Sep 01, 2014
Neduzze5: These look lovely. My grandma has about four of them in the village. But they are always scared of me when I try to come close to them.
which means you carry something(fire) inside of you... that's why they won't come near you. grin
Career › Re: Top 10 Most Demanded Jobs In The Oil And Gas Industry by factorial1(m): 6:39am On Sep 01, 2014
Tiimmy: Definately... As a matter of fact about 95% of Instrumentation & Control Engineers in the oil & gas industry are Elect-Elect graduates. Others have background in Physics & Electronics, Systems/Computer Engineering or Science, even Mechanical Engineering.

@OP in shell shocked you made no mention of Instrumentation & Control Engineers in your list. They are (in my opinion) one of the most sought-after and highly paid Engineers in the oil & Gas industry.

BTW im a Piping & Mechanical Static Engineer.... so im not being biased in my assertions.

See link below to know more about Instrumentation & Control Engineering.

http://timmsvillee..com/
Sir, as you've mentioned above... I'm currently studying Physics Electronics in a University. Please, do I have an edge in the O & Gas sector without doing my M.Sc in any engineering related courses? And sir, what are the likely certifications that I need to acquire as an undergraduate of Physics Electronics? Thanks in anticipation as I await your reply.
Note sir: Expected to graduate at age 22.
Career › Re: Top 10 Most Demanded Jobs In The Oil And Gas Industry by factorial1(m): 7:40am On Aug 30, 2014
Sir Xfire is back... with his invaluable tips. Great work sir.
Computers › Re: Post Your Computer (PC) Troubles Here. by factorial1(m): 1:18pm On Aug 29, 2014
LordReed: What version of Windows is this?
Windows 7
Computers › Re: Post Your Computer (PC) Troubles Here. by factorial1(m): 8:36am On Aug 29, 2014
Morning, Please I need help on this. Whenever I minimize a program on my PC sometimes it tends to put it above the taskbar menu. What can I do about this please?

Computers › Re: Post Your Computer (PC) Troubles Here. by factorial1(m): 8:25pm On Aug 21, 2014
all4naija: You need to change your Keyboard layout to QWERTY American English. if you are using Windows 7 do the following:

1) Click 'Start' and type into search bar intl.cpl and press ENTER

2) Click Keyboard and Regional Language tab.

3) Next click 'change Keyboard'

4) Click 'Add' and scroll down for English USA and click the [+] to expand it.

5) Select the box close to keyboard and click 'OK'.

6) Click 'Default input language' the drop-down and select 'American English'.

7) click 'Apply' and click 'Ok'.
Thanks bro, I've done that.
Computers › Re: Post Your Computer (PC) Troubles Here. by factorial1(m): 10:53pm On Aug 20, 2014
Evening, please... what could be the problem? whenever I press shift + 2, instead of it to bring #... it will display " and vice versa... I've tried ti change the system language to solve the problem.... but I could only see only one language available there. Anyobe with a solution to this should please proffer one. Thanks
Education › Re: Five Degrees That Employers Don't Want by factorial1(m): 1:40pm On Aug 16, 2014
can't believe Economics is on the list...
I disagree with that.
Computers › Re: Post Your Computer (PC) Troubles Here. by factorial1(m): 12:03pm On Jul 09, 2014
please, is there any way to deactivate "remember password" on my browser? So, that whenever I open a particular site I will be able to log in with any other account aside mine?

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