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duro4chang:I'm glad there was at least one thing we could agree on. Have a great weekend. |
duro4chang:Just think about it a little more. We all have rights. I have my rights. To do what I want (not what you want) and when I want (not when you want it). But, my rights end where yours begin. I have every right to swing my hand freely but, that right ends just infront of your nose. Believe me, I am angry with ASUU but the insincerity and disregard for future shown by our governments (I'm not just talking about education funding) is inexcusable. |
duro4chang:Sure. Say no more friend. We are all witnesses of what you get when a government has rights that are divorced from the rights of the people that elected it. |
duro4chang:You are very correct sir! Please tell them also that no one should ask for good roads, or stable electricity or even job creation. Those things "are not easy". If they were easy, past administrations that value them would have done them. If you as a Nigerian is not satisfied, renounce your citizenship. |
Lanrelagboi: |
There is a young single mom in my church. I can't imagine how any suitor, no matter how pleasant, will not have a problem with the lady's seven year-old son. The boy is "spoilt" from inside out. My point? Sit your man down, listen to him DISPASSIONATELY. You might have gained more than a husband after the chat. Wish you God's best. It will be well. MaryAye: |
Chaos14temp:And whatever happened to the future of the lecturer and his dependents.? You can only love someone as much as yourself. Not greater. |
Chaos14temp:No sir. He should have refused the visa so that the students can finish. |
EmmanuelBlaze04:My dear friend, in sincerity you didn't get my point. Like I said earlier, it should not be surprising. Spirituality doesn't bend to logic. One last word, it's not only what exists that you must prove. You need to prove what doesn't exist. That's what defence counsel do for wrongly accused persons. It's in knowing what is NOT, that we know what IS. I leave you with Peace.... |
Pandev:Very consistent! I'm glad you didn't disappoint |
Pandev:Can you provide evidence that there is NO heaven? What am I even saying? Can you even provide evidence you have a heart or brain? I mean YOU. Don't tell me about x-rays or MRI. Have you ever made visual contact with your own brain or heart? Don't tell me about dissection of cadavers. YOU are not the cadaver. Can you give me irrefutable proof you have a brain? Can you hold your brain in your hands to silence me? But, I believe that you being healthy and normal, have not only heart and brain but also every other organ found in humans. I believe. And you know what, YOU can only believe the same. You can't do any more than just believe.You know without any doubts you have these organs because you believe no human can survive without them. The realest things you have is from belief. If you know you have a brain because you believe you have one, why do you find it impossible that I know there is heaven because I believe it? |
Someone urgently needs to do a fact check on Daily Trust. I fear for them |
The solution is standing right before PO but he is not even looking at it. The solution is not in what he is looking at but the one who is showing PO what he is supposedly looking for. The average Nigerian will not think twice about running down any national asset/project (no matter altruistic) for personal gain, no matter how short-sighted. The average Nigerian sees the nation as a helpless orphan to be ravaged for trade and for gain. Sincerely, we deserve our kind of leaders. |
haslaw:How I wish she was put in jail. This your reply alone should tell you how out-of-the-world the actions you are justifying is. |
No doubts, Rwanda is doing really great but... He has been there since 2000. They have not escaped the same plague of many former great African leaders. As a leader, you are not yet a success until your successor has succeeded. |
vasel15:O ma se o |
Even the two professors you mentioned would be ashamed of your debased thought process Itohanmiwa: |
It is academic sin if you cite a multi-author paper in such a way that it appears a single author paper, even when done in error. Single author (Olu, 2003) Two authors (Olu and Add 2003) Three or more (Olu et al, 2003) et al means and others. Even then this is only permitted in the body of the work. Your reference list should list all the contributors to the paper. It might interest you to know that many reputable journal will not accept a single author manuscript. They expect good research to be multidisciplinary or at least require two good heads. There might be variations but basics is the same. meetme01: |
I think your case is different from the OP. Your supervisor wanted to claim sole ownership. That is morally and professionally wrong. And punishable too. But in the case of the OP, this is an offer for co-authorship. That is standard practice world wide. The work does not belong to the student or supervisor ALONE. It's jointly owned. The certification page simply attests that you actually carried out the research, collected original data and hopefully, you have learnt some skills in the process that your future employer or institution can bank on. Oga, it does not mean you own the work. meetme01: |
sincerely i don't know what the problem is. I guess it is out of your inadequate understanding of how this works. Like some rightly said to you, the project is not yours, unless of course you provided all of the following- the conceptualization, the identification of missing gaps in existing body of knowledge, definition of your own research objectives, study design, data collection, analysis of data, interpretation of data and discussion of how your results fit into and/or improve existing knowledge. I guess you probably only collected data and did some discussion (that i am sure will still need to be improved for it to be accepted by any reputable journal). Participation in at least one of the previously listed activities is also deemed as sufficient by many journals for a person to claim authorship. My point is, it is not your work. The work is jointly owned by you and your supervisor. He is simply being courteous by asking you to be involved in the process. Be grateful. We are always complaining that people don't do the right thing. Here is someone trying to do just that. Don't misinterpret it. And please don't start that story about how you spent your money on the project. Research cost money. You spent money and you went away with a degree. No good thing comes cheap. It might interest you to know that journals don't accept funders of research (such as Bill and Melinda Gates foundation etc) as co-author on researches they funded. Research lives in a realm quite different from money's. I may encourage you further by telling you that i know people who got jobs and/or studies offer abroad because they had a publication to their names. There are still places on earth where their value system have not been distorted by yahoo yahoo. Aspire higher, bros. And by the way, as regards the contact of just your supervisor being on the paper, that means he is the correspondence author. There can only be, in most times, one correspondence author on a paper. It is not for fancy. It is about responsibility. Journal articles are peer-reviewed. There will be queries, disagreements and academic fireworks as to the relevance and usefulness of the research before it can be accepted for publication. The correspondence author faces the firing squad. Can you do that? Did you say you want to publish on your own. It's possible. In a backyard journal. Most serious-minded journals will never look at the work of someone who does not have pedigree in the field. Another reason to be grateful to your supervisor, you are riding on his back to authorship. Even if you ever succeed in publishing in some journal, do you realise what you would have achieved? Yes, you would have become exactly what you are accusing your supervisor of -taking sole ownership for a jointly owned property. It is well. hilltop007: |
There is no greater reality than what you have been told. Unless you are desperate to put the blame on someone or something else other than yourself. Corporate organisations are looking for problem solvers not passengers. "No vacancy" is really directed at common skills and the holders of such. Creative and innovative persons are sought after. It's not uncommon that a company is not even aware of what it is lacking until someone with the right skill sets comes along. Federal Republic of Egypt didn't know it needed a prime minister until a slave called Joseph showed up. So I repeat those words of wisdom, "know your onions'. Fundamentalist: |
If the CCTV personnel were asleep, were the CCTV themselves asleep as well? Somebody should check the recordings or please am I missing something? |
GreatResearcher:Waoh, Researcher! Kudos! But... Forget about the quantity of water that fell or can fall. Have you ever asked yourself where water came from in the first instance? Oh simple you might say, combustion of hydrogen and oxygen. Correct but where did the hydrogen come from? How about what formed the oxygen? Maybe you know about protons, neutrons and electrons. But what really make a proton and its parts? Where did they come from? Where did it all begin? Somehow you reminded me of a poem: When I was a child, mountains were mountains, seas were seas. When I became an adult, mountains were no longer mountains and seas were definitely not seas. But now in old age, I have come to the conclusion that indeed mountains are mountains and seas are seas! Think about it. Think about what you even call yourself. A REsearcher. You are searching out all over again what someone had previously searched. Ask those who have gone ahead of you, the uniform testimony is: "Immortal, invisible! There is no searching of his understanding" Bonus teaser for you, REsearcher: If you have ever flown in a plane, you will realise that flying through clouds jolts the plane (what we call turbulence). Of course science says it's the draft of wind. I agree but clouds are so light they can float up there and yet so heavy they can jolt an aircraft of 80,000kg including passengers and luggage! |
I'm so glad and proud of the Akwa Ibom people. I really pray this can be sustained. I hope that the Governor who is always linked with all news about Ibom Air is not just driving this vision with his power as Governor. I hope there is a management structure that can outlive a two-term tenure. God bless Ibom Air |
Jaapu:Exactly why He is the Champion. How many crucified persons who died in the company of thieves do you know their names more than two thousand years later? Think about it |
donoso:The etc. you left out is very important. Increased salary, increase in retirement age and increased funding to university. Have you ever wondered why there is no effective vaccine for malaria after so many years despite the fact that it is arguably the worst killer disease? Why there is no vaccine for ebola despite its infectiousness and high mortality? Can you guess? Yes! You are right. It's because it's not the problem of the rich developed world. That also explains why there is no such rapid development in HIV vaccine. HIV is easily prevented by using a condom, an action which prevents another unwanted problem in the West: unplanned pregnancies. Talk of killing two birds with one stone. Why is Coronavirus different? Why is the west interested? It's almost unpreventable, it afflicts rich and poor, class and crass. Why is the vaccine development/breakthrough so rapid? Investment. Massive purposeful research investment towards that. Research breakthroughs are not found on the pages of textbooks or inked on manuals. A computer science graduate once remarked that his professor never taught him how to write a program that Microsoft will pay for. My answer was why will I as a professor teach you that? If I know how to write one, I will patent it and make millions. I will never teach that in class! Research breakthroughs arise from expensive, sustained funding of ideas. I know many of our institutions are corrupt. I can testify to that. But... If you think universities where research samples in refrigerator get spoilt because of power outages can engage in this kind of research then there is a lot you need to know. If you think academic departments that borrow paper from staff to print university examinations for students, can develop vaccine you are not being sincere. If you think lecturers who often have to use their salaries to do small research in order to get promoted will now announce vaccine development breakthrough, you are not being fair. If you think universities that run dry laboratories for students will be in top 100 world universities, you are a dreamer. FG should "shut" the mouths of ASUU and co by increasing funding to tertiary education and then demand for results. Smaller African countries devote far substantial percentage of their annual budgets to education. |
Here is a man accusing another of robbing him of his rights but in the same breath he is boasting of robbing a whole state of their choice of governor. Oh Fatherland, how are the mighty fallen! |
How is this your experience? There is a whole world of difference between a barking dog and barking like a dog. If you really care to know what works, study the relationship between Christ and the church. In summary, Sacrifice for and commitment to the woman on the husband's part; Submission and prudence (especially with resources) on the wife's part |
Check again what you think you have |
What kind of school will the son of a rich man go to? What kind of homes will his friends come from? There are lots of kids in slums hoping for half a miracle like this. |
realmindz:On the contrary sir, science does not disprove faith. I don't need evidence to believe in God. Similarly no evidence can shake my faith in Him. To be sincere, I might cease to be a Christian the very day science can prove the existence of God. Why? The summary of the Bible is that of a loving God that chooses to reveal Himself to mankind, not the other way round Deuteronomy 29:29. I love science. I am a researcher myself. For me, research and scientific discovery is like a birthday boy being asked to search through the house for his presents that had been hidden by the fun-loving parents and siblings. Science only strength my conviction in the existence of an incomprehensibly intelligent designer |
