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[color=#9900ff]Orange on toes, orange and black alternating on fingers[/color]

[color=#9900ff]I'm also pessimistic about the matarese circle.
What's that Tom clancy movie with Ben affluck? Liev Schreiber had a small roll in it. . .for some reason i've always pictured Liev in a Ludlum book [/color]

[color=#9900ff]na wah[/color]

[color=#9900ff]All the time[/color]

[color=#9900ff]Caro, the cast is complete for Tintin and it comes out next year. Jamie Bell is playing the role of Tintin. Andy Serkis plays Captain Haddock[/color]

Release Date: December 23, 2011
Studio: Paramount Pictures, Sony Pictures
Director: Steven Spielberg
Screenwriter: Steven Moffat, Edgar Wright, Joe Cornish
Starring: Jamie Bell, Daniel Craig, Andy Serkis, Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, Gad Elmaleh, Toby Jones, Mackenzie Crook

[color=#9900ff]The matarese circle has no release date yet. The cast is incomplete. Only 2 actors attached so far: Tom Cruise and Denzel Washington.[/color]

[color=#9900ff]^^Hey you [/color]

[quote author=ijaw_girl link=topic=69799.msg6594854#msg6594854 date=1282148715]I swear Underworld sequels-not needed
I didn't bother watching the other UW movies after the first one
I dont know why-I get irritated when I watch any scene in Underworld

Not a big fan of Vampire movies
so not going to watch Resident Evil 4 coming out September 10th -crap![/quote][color=#9900ff]The first was alright. The novelty i suppose.
Besides the awesome Michael sheen was perfecto as Lucian. Not a big fan of Selena. But Viktor was great too.
The 2nd one was watchable. It gets worse with each sequel.
Resident evil is terrible for me. Milla is a terrible actress. The only one i loved was RE:Degeneration and that's coz it's animation.[/color]

[quote author=ijaw_girl link=topic=69799.msg6596663#msg6596663 date=1282165698]Walt Disney never disappoints[/quote]

vescucci:
@Obinna. About freaking time another Chronicles of Narnia film came out. What's Tron Legacy about sef? I faintly recall iice waiting for it. Does it have anything to do with Thor?

[color=#9900ff]Glad to know you enjoy the Narnia movies like me
Tron Legacy is actually a sequal to Tron which came out like in 1982 and yes, Jeff bridges was the star I'd have thought you've seen it
It's about a computer games developer who hacks into the mainframe at his work and get digitalized or should i say trapped in the game, wins the game and gets out. So the sequel has Jeff Bridges again reprising his role and this time he gets trapped in the game and his son goes in to help rescue him. You can imagine how groundbreaking the 'digital' world was back in the 80s.[/color]

stillwater:
Iice you are laughing at Desmond Elliot? I thought you liked the 'weird'?? Desmond's not weird enough for you? Roflmao!!!

[color=#9900ff]The shirt and vest is one size too small. Next he'll burst out the seams and into tarzan mode [/color]

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[color=#9900ff]The only one i like.[/color]

[color=#9900ff]Season 3 of fringe starts on Sept 23[/color]

[color=#9900ff]If i black out for a minute. . .i might break his LCD, he's welcome to reciprocate by breaking my LCD. [/color]

Mr Cork:
actually a womans brain is very tiny compare to the man brain (BBC medical report: 1975)

[color=#9900ff]If the huge man brains houses a hamster on a wheel. . .we thank Odin for woman's brain


@Topic. . .should it be in the meat section?[/color]

snthesis:
scared are U?,

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Gotta paint these nails [/color]

[color=#9900ff]I became who I am. Not programmed, unless the universe released some cosmic dust on me [/color]

AjanleKoko:
I have visited a few government hospitals on occasion, and it seems to me (I may be wrong!) that the majority of the problem is the attitude of the health sector workers themselves. There is always one racket or the other going on, all perpetuated by staff, and not really by the government. I'm heard of cases of diversion of free HIV and malaria drugs to private clinics by doctors and other health workers. There are so many of such things going on.

[color=#9900ff]The attitude is a general thing. Whatever sector, they are always people doing one racket or another. Consequently, i don't see what all this 'government' should be blamed thingie is all about. Afterall the government is made up of said people. Changing one set of racketeers to another doesn't really change anything.[/color]

AjanleKoko:
So I don't know about 'fighting'. I think even in the less-than perfect situation, doctors can still do the best they can and strive to achieve more. But to me, it seems health care workers in Nigeria, just like most if not all other professionals, are trying to grab as much as they can from the government. It seems to me that Nigerian doctors are more concerned about their salaries and working hours than anything else, which is why they are always going on strike. That always seems to be the issue on the table.

[color=#9900ff]People always assume that achieving some best is equal for everyone. Everyone one goes on strike. Bloody schools cannot even operate properly. Fighting. . .doesn't always translate to strike. [/color]

AjanleKoko:
So my advice to your sister would be to do some honest-to-God soul-searching. If she really wants to do the martydom thing, she can work with health-based NGOs and other not-for-profit health bodies, if she is really interested in selfless service. Else, I believe there are a lot of opportunities to learn and contribute in either government or private sector. She can pursue her neurosurgery dream, and if she wants, she can come back to Nigeria and practice. After all, Richard Ajayi, the fertility doctor of the Bridge Clinic studied in the UK and practised there for years, before coming back to set up in Nigeria. We need more of him, in other areas of medicine, to develop the sector. Not people who just talk vaguely about what 'government' is not doing.

[color=#9900ff]Lmao @ soul searching. Thank goodness for common sense.
If she switches to NGOs, what becomes of those hospitals which need staff? She prefers to stay there and give whatever service she's capable of giving. I don't see why everyone has to strive to be 'prince' 'supremeness' 'gwong bwong' 'chief' or whatever title or supposed achievement that flutters eyelids Some satisfaction is beyond comprehension People dey try give whatever service dem dey capable of. . . Anyway like i always say naija = the way forward lmao [/color]

[color=#9900ff]Ughhh. . .
Why do they even persist in making all these rubbish sequels [/color]

[color=#9900ff]Oh dear. . .i just scrambled some brains [/color]

[color=#9900ff]She did think of going into neurosurgery abroad. But decided to stay instead and keep fighting.
If people keep flying out from understaffed hospitals. . .na janitor go dey diagnose pesin ooo[/color]

He therefore pledged the support of the ministry for the council by ways of increasing capacity of Nigeria medical colleges to produce more medical doctors.

[color=#9900ff]Hmmm aren't there many studying that already?
I've met alot of nigerians around the world and practically over half of them are studying medicine in some form.
Half of my family friends are into medicine and not just one kid. . .like 4 out of 5 siblings are in medicine, mostly coz their parents are in the medical field.  Only one of them has shown signs of moving back to Nigeria to practice there.  The rest wish to remain where they are or move to Europe/US/Australia/Asia.

One of my best friends is a doctor.  She works in PH and she complains all the time about the appalling situation.  How not enough equipments, how not enough people to help. . .bless her heart, she's a healer and it breaks her heart when she can't help all who come for help.[/color]

lioncoolst:
THERE IS A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN EDUCATION AND LEARNING.
IN NIGERIA, WE LOOK FOR EDUCATED PEOPLE WHO MAY NOT HAVE ACTUALLY LEARNED, AND THAT IS ONE OF THE REASONS WE HAVE EDUCATED ILLITERATES IN SENSITIVE POSTS AND POSITIONS IN NIGERIA CONTROLLING THE HELMS OF AFFAIRS OF THE NIGERIA STATE AND ECONOMY.

[color=#9900ff] All those burning of midnight oil does it job. Cramming without absorption

@Topic. . .i'm not into textbooks and those non fiction books. Even in uni, i didn't read my textbooks. . .just skimmed the thing and basically picked up what i wanted to pick up from people/teachers. But i've read a few pages on psychology. Minds interest me.[/color]

[color=#9900ff]Go for a few weeks/months first and get a feel of the place before deciding. Oops but you already decided. Goodluck

To tell you the truth. . .there was a time after like 5yrs before i went home, i wanted to hop back on the plane immediately
But after a month. . .it was cool. Have no wish to live there though. I've lived there already. . .time to traverse the land and live somewhere for a while.
The world is my garden and i'll perch where i wanna perch [/color]

[color=#9900ff]Age 7.[/color]

[color=#9900ff]I will go see it again [/color]

Exclusive CS Video: James Cameron on Avatar Re-Release
Source: ComingSoon.net
August 17, 2010

On August 27, James Cameron continues his box office assault in the summer movie marketplace with a new cut of Avatar boasting nine minutes of never-before-scene footage you can only catch in Digital 3D and IMAX 3D theaters.

[color=#9900ff]Hmmm terminator-ish but i'd still like to see it.[/color]

Battle Angel

Release Date: TBA
Studio: 20th Century Fox
Director: James Cameron
Screenwriter: Laeta Kalogridis

Plot Summary: "Battle Angel" is based on the Japanese Manga series of graphic novels by Yukito Kishiro. The movie combines the first three books, Ido, Alita, and Hugo.

Set in the 26th century, the story takes place 300 years after a societal collapse caused by a major war. But in that society, it's a technological dark age following a pinnacle of achievement far, far beyond where we are right now. It's a post-apocalyptic world from a very high level with cyborg technology as just a way of life. People are augmented a lot as workers and so on, so being a cyborg is not unusual.

The main character is a cyborg. She has an organic human brain, and she looks like she's about fourteen years old. She has a completely artificial body and she's lost her memory - she's found in a wreckage and she's reconstituted by a cyber-surgeon who becomes her surrogate father.

[color=#9900ff]Can someone tell these underworld people that 3 is enough A fourth will be released next year. . .ughhh[/color]

[color=#9900ff]Haven't seen it either. Kinda swamped right now. But from what i've gathered. . .you'll enjoy it if you're into the whole action/machismo thing. Nostalgia helps too. If you're looking for like tight story/dialogue. . .it isn't for you.[/color]

hackney:
Respect is when she never takes what you say for granted.
If she behaves in a way that puts you into consideration all the time ; now, that's respect!

[color=#9900ff]Ding ding ding[/color]

[color=#9900ff]With NL maybe

Food. . .manicure. . .sleep. . .tea [/color]

HQ:
^The Perfect Combination.

[color=#9900ff]A six pack perhaps will complete the scene. . . [/color]

snthesis:
missed U
wat did u tink of dis threadhttps://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-496361.0.html
u r welcome

[color=#9900ff]You were bored [/color]

snthesis:
care for some soup- some hot tasty transprojection soup
seriously try peppersoup- it always works for me

[color=#9900ff]Yeah well. . .i have my soup and my remote. I'm good to go [/color]

snthesis:
tot u wud luv d colds

[color=#9900ff]Not with fever and sore throat. . .i like my colds without the colds [/color]