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Na MS-Word I dey see o... ![]() |
This is Gold. Wondering if that the reason you're single and u decided to budget this for your bobo? ![]() |
Thank God for ur life bruv! The Legacy Your Manhood has set would live forever ![]() |
Brace yourself the shills are upon us... |
500,000 Million ![]() |
MathsChic:Plot twist: Milady is from Ibadan :-P |
I'd give that kid snake in the monkey shadow style of beating. |
It would make sex uninteresting. ..trust me. ![]() |
Ah Hope he doesn't transfer spirits o... #Pray4Dkids |
Nice Writeup Lad. Should make FP imo |
Chai! Some neighbours are brutal o When the Beef have taken a new dimension https://img.thesun.co.uk/aidemitlum/archive/02603/XMAS-LIGHTS-main_2603527a.jpg [img]http://img2.thejournal.ie/article/1220439/listing?version=1220579&width=469[/img] |
tartar9:Mate I guess u meant "underated". imo Edison should be the "overrated" One, in as much as he is a respected inventor, he diverted the achievement of others to himself.... |
petengine:The max no of chocolates you can get is 20 |
GogetterMD:He was reportedly killed by the same reporters who suffocated him to death after a day long interview. |
13. Nikola Tesla used to feed pigeons and nurse the injured ones back to health https://1417240889.rsc.cdn77.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Teslas-Pigeon-love.jpg Along with his other strange habits like having dinner at 8:10 PM sharp and squishing his toes hundred times for each foot every night, Tesla also had a peculiar habit of taking care of pigeons. He used to feed them in the park every day and would bring the injured ones to his room and would caress them to good health. On one occasion, he spent around $2,000 to fix a pigeons’ broken wing and leg! 14. Nikola Tesla was an advocate of sterilising criminal, people with mental problems and believed that by 2100 people who aren’t “desirable parents” shouldn’t be able to breed. Tesla has some serious thoughts about the future progeny. He proposed eugenics, the science of improving population by controlled breeding. According to Tesla, by the year 2100, there should only be “desirable parents” who are fit to breed their children. He strongly advised to prevent the breeding of the unfit by sterilization and mating instinct guidance. 15. In Silicon Valley, there is a Nikola Tesla’s statue that radiates Free Wi-fi. https://1417240889.rsc.cdn77.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Nikola-Tesla-statue-.jpg In 2013, a statue of Nikola Tesla was erected in the Silicon Valley. The statue is equipped with a free wi-fi. It also contains a time capsule that would be open in 2043. That’s just a small token of respect to the man who dreamed of an efficient system of wireless power in the world. The statue was result of a campaign started by a CA based company Northern Imagination |
10. Tesla predicted the internet. He said – “The household’s daily newspaper will [one day] be printed ‘wirelessly’ in the home”. https://1417240889.rsc.cdn77.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Nikola-Tesla-predicted-Internet.jpg In a divine vision of sorts, Nikola Tesla predicted that in the years to come, a global system of wireless communication would reach every household. He was so confident of his prediction that he proposed this scheme to J. P. Morgan. He visioned a world system of wireless communication to pass on telephonic messages, broadcast news, music, stock market, and even share pictures across the world! So this guy really knew the pulse of internet long before. 11. In 1899, Nikola Tesla transmitted 100 million volts of high-frequency electricity wirelessly and lit up a bank of 200 light bulbs. https://1417240889.rsc.cdn77.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Tesla-coil.jpg In the year 1899, Tesla undertook the famous Pike’s Peak experiment, wherein he transmitted electricity without the use of wires. In its own kind of an experiment, he transmitted 100 million volts of electric power over a distance of 26 miles and lit 200 light bulbs and also ran an electric motor! In this experiment, Tesla claimed that only 5% of the transmitted energy was lost. 12. Nikola Tesla planned to do an experiment on children by lining their schoolrooms walls with a high frequency current. He believed that the electromagnetic waves would charge the room, thereby making them healthier. Tesla was a brainer. In 1912, he designed “a plan to make dull students bright and smart with the help of electric waves.” Yes, you heard that right. He proposed that “saturating [the schoolroom] with infinitesimal electric waves vibrating at high frequency can stimulate electromagnet”, thereby making it healthy. He shared his idea with William H. Maxwell, the superintendent of New York City schools, who gradually accepted the idea. |
6. Nikola Tesla had the ability to visualize in three dimensions. https://1417240889.rsc.cdn77.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Nikola-tesla-3d-vision.jpg Nikola Tesla had a photographic memory. He used to memorize books, images and a stockpile of journals in his head. He also possessed the ability to visualize in three dimensions and used to control the terrible nightmares he experienced as a child. Must say it's a God’s gift! 7. Nikola Tesla suffered from severe OCD. A lesser known fact about Nikola Tesla is that he struggled from Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD). But his passion towards his work was so exemplary that his creative abilities overshadowed his health struggles. Even while struggling with a mental illness like OCD, Tesla used to work with the likes of Edison and Westinghouse. His resolve and brilliance towards his work is an inspiration 8. Nikola Tesla invented the radio in 1892 and the first remote controlled toy boat in 1898, making it to the Newspaper’s headlines. https://1417240889.rsc.cdn77.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Nikola-Tesla-had-OCD.jpg Thanks to Nikola Tesla, today we can enjoy our favorite music on radio. Yes, he was the man behind the invention of Radio. He came out with the basic radio design in 1892. Then after 6 years in 1898, he invented the first radio controlled robot-boat which was controlled by radio waves. This toy boat was also exhibited in the Electrical Exhibition in the same year. This was the first invention of its kind and it made way to the front page newspapers America. 9. Tesla proposed the idea of AC current, but was never recognized for his invention. Edison’s proposal of the DC current was more popular those days. https://1417240889.rsc.cdn77.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Tesla-vs-Edison.jpg In what the historians call as a “War of Currents”, Nikola Tesla and Thomas Edison proposed their theories of AC Current and DC Current. Tesla promoted the AC current theory and Thomas backed the DC Current theory. But unfortunately, he was never recognized for his AC Current invention because people chose Edison’s proposal of the DC Current. During those days, Edison was a very renowned scientist and people would rarely negate his views. |
We might know a lot of things about Nikola Tesla – like his invention of radio, induction motor and the discovery of cosmic rays. Thanks to this man for devising AC system (Altering Current) that we use in our homes today. But did you know, he was as eccentric as he was intelligent. Here are certain things that we probably never knew about this genius. Read 15 Interesting Facts about Nikola Tesla below 1. Nikola Tesla was born during a lightning storm. https://1417240889.rsc.cdn77.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/tesla-born-with-lightning.png Call it a co-incidence, a divine signal or good luck, but the history has it that Nikola Tesla was born during a lightning storm. It was the midnight of July 9 and July 10, when his mother was midway through birth and a deep lightning struck. The midwife who was escorting her mother termed it a bad omen and declared that this child will be a child of darkness. To this her mother’s words were, "No. He will be child of light" 2. Nikola Tesla claimed to never sleep for more than two hours a day. https://1417240889.rsc.cdn77.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Nikola-Tesla-birth.jpg To all those who believe that a human body needs 8 hours sleep to perform well, here’s some news: Nikola Tesla claimed that he never used to sleep for more than two hours a day! That means that out of 24 hours, he was awake for 22 hours. On one occasion, Tesla got so involved in his work at his laboratory that he continued working for 84 hours without any sleep or rest. ![]() 3. Nikola Tesla drank whiskey every day. He thought whiskey would make him live up to 150 years. https://1417240889.rsc.cdn77.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Nikola-drank-whiskey.jpg Cheers to a long life! Another interesting fact about Nikola Tesla is that he used to drink Whiskey daily, because he thought that whiskey would make him live up to 150 years. He considered whiskey as a tonic to live younger and longer, and only gave up drinking after the prohibition came in the First World War. Gradually however, he gave up on all the beverages except milk and water. 4. Nikola Tesla never married or fell in love, despite numerous women “madly in love with him https://1417240889.rsc.cdn77.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Nikola-Tesla-with-woman.jpg They say that behind every successful man there is a woman. But Nikola Tesla proved an exception. He never married or had any serious love affair, for he believed that marriage (and sex) would restrict his abilities to think scientifically. Even though it is reported that there were a lot of women who eyed Tesla, some even ‘madly in love with him’, but Nicola Tesla refrained. However, on his death bed, Tesla told a reporter, “Sometimes I feel that by not marrying, I made too great a sacrifice to my work.” Grudges eh? 5. Nikola Tesla believed that women would become superior to men in future societal standing, and stated that “a new sex order” will appear with “the female as superior” . https://1417240889.rsc.cdn77.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Nikola-Tesla-Facts.jpg Along with being a scientist, an electric engineer, mechanical engineer, a physicist and a futurist of his repute, Nikola Tesla had feminist streaks too. He had a firm view that women are the builders of the society and soon there will be “a new sex order…with the female as superior” . He mentioned “This struggle of the human female toward sex equality will end in a new sex order, with the female as superior. “ |
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Hadampson:Karmanaut deactivated |
Arsenal in the UCL is just like getting a Beyonce concert ticket!. You just can't bleep her!!! |
Karmanaut:Whats course did u study? (Big Fan) |
They'll have to wait 9years for their child..... |
Wireless devices like cellphones, tablets, and laptops send out signals that are all around us, but completely invisible to the naked eye. Electromagnetic radiation is everywhere that is transmitted from millions of towers and Wi-Fi routers, which create a pulsating and invisible world around us. A Dutch artist named Richard Vijgen, who is also a programmer from Netherlands has created a new iOS app called Architecture of Radio, which uses your GPS location to give a 360 degree visualization of the unseen digital world. “We are increasingly dependent on a global ecosystem of digital signals. We use them for so many things, yet we cannot see them,” reads Vijgen’s description of the app. “We can see the roads we use to travel, the buildings we live in, but not the infrastructure that is changing the world.” Using datasets of almost 7 million cell towers, 19 million Wi-Fi routers, and hundreds of satellites, this $3 augmented reality app created by Richard Vijgen plots the ‘infosphere,’ the intricate network of signals both wired and wireless. ‘The purpose of this app is to make the invisible visible so we can look at it, think about it and discuss it,’ the iTunes description says. The app plots the densities of digital signals, like radio waves, which exist outside the spectrum of visible light on a 3-D moving graph. According to the App website, it is site-specific, and works by ‘reversing the ambient nature of the infosphere; hiding the visible while revealing the invisible technological landscape we interact with through our devices’. [url]Wireless devices like cellphones, tablets, and laptops send out signals that are all around us, but completely invisible to the naked eye. Electromagnetic radiation is everywhere that is transmitted from millions of towers and Wi-Fi routers, which create a pulsating and invisible world around us. A Dutch artist named Richard Vijgen, who is also a programmer from Netherlands has created a new iOS app called Architecture of Radio, which uses your GPS location to give a 360 degree visualization of the unseen digital world. “We are increasingly dependent on a global ecosystem of digital signals. We use them for so many things, yet we cannot see them,” reads Vijgen’s description of the app. “We can see the roads we use to travel, the buildings we live in, but not the infrastructure that is changing the world.” Using datasets of almost 7 million cell towers, 19 million Wi-Fi routers, and hundreds of satellites, this $3 augmented reality app created by Richard Vijgen plots the ‘infosphere,’ the intricate network of signals both wired and wireless. ‘The purpose of this app is to make the invisible visible so we can look at it, think about it and discuss it,’ the iTunes description says. The app plots the densities of digital signals, like radio waves, which exist outside the spectrum of visible light on a 3-D moving graph. According to the App website, it is site-specific, and works by ‘reversing the ambient nature of the infosphere; hiding the visible while revealing the invisible technological landscape we interact with through our devices’. [/url]Wireless devices like cellphones, tablets, and laptops send out signals that are all around us, but completely invisible to the naked eye. Electromagnetic radiation is everywhere that is transmitted from millions of towers and Wi-Fi routers, which create a pulsating and invisible world around us. A Dutch artist named Richard Vijgen, who is also a programmer from Netherlands has created a new iOS app called Architecture of Radio, which uses your GPS location to give a 360 degree visualization of the unseen digital world. “We are increasingly dependent on a global ecosystem of digital signals. We use them for so many things, yet we cannot see them,” reads Vijgen’s description of the app. “We can see the roads we use to travel, the buildings we live in, but not the infrastructure that is changing the world.” Using datasets of almost 7 million cell towers, 19 million Wi-Fi routers, and hundreds of satellites, this $3 augmented reality app created by Richard Vijgen plots the ‘infosphere,’ the intricate network of signals both wired and wireless. ‘The purpose of this app is to make the invisible visible so we can look at it, think about it and discuss it,’ the iTunes description says. The app plots the densities of digital signals, like radio waves, which exist outside the spectrum of visible light on a 3-D moving graph. According to the App website, it is site-specific, and works by ‘reversing the ambient nature of the infosphere; hiding the visible while revealing the invisible technological landscape we interact with through our devices’. You can now download the $3 iOS app for iPhone or iPad from here ( https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/architecture-of-radio/id1035160239?mt=8 ) When you fire it up, you see a cobalt-blue screen where the app takes your GPS location and loads a series of datasets drawn from a global database that includes the cell towers around you and the satellites overhead. The Android version of the app is expected to roll out soon. Source: Techworm.net Lalasticlala do the needful.
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is it bad as a pianist to know only one key and depend on transposing most times? |
Guys please help me solve this. 2 raise to power x = 8x find x. (Question is legit, got asked in school today) Karmanaut, MathsChic and the gangs, your help is needed. |
Karmanaut:Thanks boss |
timonski:even geniuses need help bro. |
Fellow nairalanders please help me with this question, would gladly appreciate. (Answer and proof needed) Question: A boy changes the pin of his phone from 0000, he forgot it but he remembers that when he multiply by 4 the result is the number in reverse. Find the number |
Episode 1: Yejide's back was scarred. Toyosi found out the day he almost slept with her. That sultry Thursday afternoon he'd groped— working his hands down the small of her back, moving sideways —and felt the ridges beneath her chiffon blouse. "Yejide, your back?" he said, stopping the hand motion. She scowled and brought down the blouse he had worked up halfway over her trunk. She seemed offended. "I think I should be leaving now," she said, smoothing her disheveled hair. She grabbed her bag from the rug floor. "I'm leaving," she announced again, glancing at him. As she preened herself to leave, he imagined her being whipped by someone whose face he couldn't picture, whose gender he couldn't tell. He imagined the sight of the scars he hadn't seen but only felt: maybe one of the ridges was as thick as his pinkie. His vocal cord unfurled after she'd left. He decided to call her later and apologize for what had happened. He'd say he hadn't meant to behave that way: stare at her as if she had the plague, even though he did not know the origin of her scars. Yet the possible image of her back remained etched in his mind. A disappointment of sorts, he thought. Hadn't it been long since he had imagined what the day he slept with her would be like—divine? Hadn't he considered her a perfect human being, her legs straight and spot-free, so he wondered if mosquitoes ever bit them, because his legs were riddled with dark spots like a blighted fruit and he just hadn't seen anyone with legs so smooth; and her face—that perfect oval, the nose not too aquiline and the latent dimples on her cheeks that appeared when she smiled, each time he poked her sides and she forced herself not to laugh because she wanted to convince him she was not ticklish. Toyosi picked up his sketchpad and set his pencil on it. In the end, he hadn't called her. Instead she called him, while he was plunged into work, trying to remember the image of the popular Benin ivory mask. He answered the call, still sketching with his right hand. "Yeji, sorry about today," he said, before she could speak. "You just let me go, Toyo," she said. "You just let me go. Will the Scars be a problem for you? Please say so if they will." He laid his pencil down. Biting his lower lip, he held back words. All he knew was he felt let down and somewhat cheated, having coveted the possibly perfect accompaniments to her perfect face and legs. "It's obviously a problem for you." "I never said that," he protested. "You never allowed me to say anything before you walked out of my flat. You obviously have a problem with the scars, not me." "You were staring at me for almost five minutes, gawking, not touching me. So what did you expect?" "You should have asked me that," he said. "Would there have been any point to that... asking?" "See, Yejide, cut me some slack here, okay? Sorry I didn't stop you while you were leaving. Let's talk tomorrow. I'll come to Santos." He ended the call. He set his pencil on his sketchpad again, trying to smudge a shade on the mask's left eye. His mind blanked. The image had muddled itself in his head. When such a thing happened, he slept over the image of what he was sketching and then the image came fresh the following day. So he stopped sketching. (To Be Continued) |
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