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hephzibah204:
How do I cancel it

whats your username on Fiver ?

hephzibah204:
After my money has been removed, won't you give me d gig, or were u not notified that someone bought your gigAfter my money has been removed, won't you give me d gig, or were u not notified that someone bought your gig

if you ordered for the gig and you didn't get it within 48hours at most , kindly go for mutual cancellation , with that , you'll be able to get your money back , else i already delivered your gig .... Thanks

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shachris03:
Hello,

I have paid through fiverr. Please send asap.

Thanks

Got it ........
sending.........

Promo ends on monday ... If you haven't make your purchase , try and do !

Thanks

danmention:
I want it...but instead of giving us trouble in fiverr...why don't we pay to your account directly...but note..if this na scam..we would also spoil your name here..08063427286

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shachris03:
I am interested. it better be good.

it is sir

hephzibah204:
I tried to buy your gig, PayPal said they don't support my card. I tried again, they kept saying the same thing and almost 1000k was deduced from account, why nah

you should try to contact fiverr pls

punditt:
@Jamb20. Can you post your phone no

(+234)7063945876

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Apart from great technical

specifications, one of the things most

people consider when buying a

smartphone is durability– ability to

withstand accidental physical abuses. iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus went

on sale officially today in some parts of

the world and surprisingly, we're

seeing drop tests already. A Youtube

user named PhoneBuff uploaded a

video showing how strong the

phones are.

As predicted by a number of people,

the iPhone 6 appears to be able to

withstand the stress better than

iPhone 6 Plus although both phones

ended up with damaged screen.

iPhone 6 survived the back drop. Also

when dropped on it's side, it survived

with a few scratches, however, the

screen got damaged when dropped

face down. That's to be expected

though.

iPhone 6 Plus on the other hand

ended with with just a scratch when

dropped on it's back but the screen

shattered during the side drop.

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Plus, perhaps going for iPhone 6 is a

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Engineers have figured out how to
mass produce and shape metallic
glass, and are using it to create the
toughest smartphone case yet.

Image Here
http://pda.sciencealert.com.au/images/stories/new2014/Resized/Screen_Shot_2014-09-17_at_5web_168x112.jpg

Researchers at Yale University in the
US have created a thin, lightweight smartphone case that’s harder than steel but as easy to shape as plastic.
The case is made from bulk metallic
glass (BMG) - a class of strong but
flexible materials that have been
around for years but, until recently,
engineers have struggled to find a way to shape them into useful
structures.

BMGs, or amorphous metals, are
alloys that are made up of a
combination of metals, but don't
have an orderly metallic atomic
structure in their solid state. Unlike
normal metals, which crytallise when they're cooled below melting point,
BMGs are cooled so fast that the
liquid freezes without crystallising,
essentially "locking in" a glassy state.
This gives them a range of awesome
properties, such as superior strength and a plastic-like flexibility.

Now Jan Shroers, a mechanical
engineer and material scientist from
Yale, has developed a new way of
printing supercool metals into sheets,
allowing them to be easily moulded
into different shapes with very little energy input - something Shroers
has called “thermoplastic forming”.

Instead of melting down BMGs and
trying to force them into a mould, as
had previously been attempted,
Shroers takes the sheets and uses
gas pressure to deform them into the
correct shape. While Shroers has used this new technique to turn
BMGs into speciality production items
such as watch components and
sensors, he’s now set his sights on
very shiny smartphone cases.

“It’s obvious. The important
properties in a cell phone case are
hardness and weight," said Shroers. “This material is 50 times harder than plastic, nearly 10 times
harder than aluminum and almost
three times the hardness of steel.”

The case also requires little energy to
produce and is pretty to look at. But
importantly, because it's harder than
normal metals, it can't be scratched
by keys or other items rattling
around in your bag.

Of course, the BMG material won’t
cover your iPhone screen, but the lip
on the case will help take the force
when you drop it face-down

Shroers is now hoping to scale up
the process and have the
smartphone cases on the market
within the next couple of years.
Hopefully that’s soon enough to stop
you shattering your next iPhone.

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I know. I should have written before.
Forgive Me !
But I got the feeling that you were
beginning to think I didn’t exist. But I
do. And I wanted to let you know that
while I might be as elusive as a
unicorn grazing in a field of four leaf
clovers, I’m close.

I’m around the corner, down the
street, on Facebook, in your office, at
our local coffee shop, a complete
stranger.

I made eyes at you once on the
subway.
I saw you across the room at a party.
I followed you on Nairaland .
But it’s not our time yet.
And I know
you’re wondering why.

It’s really not fair that you’ve had to
wait this long, or go on blind dates,
endure bad sex, settle for meh
relationships, feel misunderstood, cry
from loneliness, wrap your arms around a pillow as you fall asleep at
night.

I’m so sorry, my love. You deserve an
explanation.

So here it goes. It’s taken me a long
time to even admit this to myself much
less to you, so please know that
everything I’ve written here is true.

1. I haven’t thrown out the list of
things I think you should be.
2. I’m with the wrong person right
now.
3. I’m not ready to be loved
unconditionally.
4. Since my life isn’t together, I think
you’ll reject me.
5. I still believe that drama is a show of
love.
6. I’ve been intentionally keeping my
head too busy to think with my heart.
7. I need to date more to understand
what I do and don’t like.
8. I won’t be able to appreciate you
until life has kicked my ass.
9. I’m too focused on my own needs.
10. I don’t know how to create the
feeling of home that lives in my heart.

Clearly, I’m not my best self yet. Or
even myself—I’m still figuring out who
that is. I’m pretty sure even if we did
meet, you wouldn’t like me all that
much right now. It’s entirely possible
that we did hit it off once, and I left without getting your information; or
maybe I did get your number and
never called because of any one of the
above reasons.

Be patient with me, darling heart.

Know that I’m working my way
toward you. So don’t spend any more
time thinking about where I am or am
not. Just keep making your life
exciting and full, so when we do
finally come together, we can bring each other joy, because we are
already happy.

I know it’s taking longer than you’d
like. It’s a hell of a lot slower than I
could have ever imagined.
But I’m here. This is me talking to you. And I’m not
going anywhere.

Don’t give up on me.
Yours,
In perpetuity,
The Love You Haven’t Met Yet

still On

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For $200,000, one of the world’s
largest cryonics companies will
preserve your body when you die so
you can be brought back to life with
future medical technologies.

Alcor is the world’s largest cryonics company, and according its CEO Max
More, they’re signing up customers
from all over the world who want
their bodies preserved when they
die.

The premise for cryopreservation is
pretty simple, says Rose Eveleth at the Atlantic. In the past when someone dropped dead on the
footpath, that was that. Nowadays
we do everything we can to revive
the person, such as performing CPR
or rushing them to the hospital for an
emergency surgical procedure. Cryopreservation can be thought of
as the natural progression of this
desire to keep someone alive using
whatever means possible. "Cryonics
is the same thing,” says Eveleth , "we just have to stop them from
getting worse and let a more
advanced technology in the future
fix that problem.”

While no one has actually tested if a
cryopreserved person can be
brought back to life many years after
they've passed - because the
technology to revive them does not
exist yet - that's not stopping people from signing up to have the
procedure done anyway. At $80,000
to preserve the brain and up to
$200,000 to preserve the entire
body, it’s an expensive risk to take,
but Alcor isn’t struggling for business, with almost 1,000 people
signed up so far.

According to More, staff at the US- based Alcor facility keep a careful eye
on the health of their clients, and if
death is predicted, they stand by
their hospital bed until it’s time. Once
their client has been officially
declared dead, the staff can begin the preservation process. First they move
the client’s body to an ice bed and
cover them in a loose, slushy layer of
ice. A device called a 'heart-lung
resuscitator’ is used to get the blood
pumping through the body again, and some 16 types of medication are
applied to the body to prevent the
cells from deteriorating. Then the
client is prepped for surgery.

The next step includes draining as
much blood and bodily fluids as
possible from the person, replacing
them with a solution that won’t form
ice crystals - essentially the same
kind of antifreeze solution used in organ preservation during
transplants. Then a surgeon opens
up the chest to get access to the
major blood vessels, attaching them
to a system that essentially flushes
out the remaining blood and swaps it with medical grade antifreeze. Since
the patient will be in a deep freeze,
much of the preparatory work
involves trying to ensure that ice
crystals don’t form inside the cells of
the body.

With veins full of antifreeze, the
client's deceased body is now cooled
down steadily - about 0.5 degrees
Celsius (33 degrees Fahrenheit)
every hour until it reaches a final
temperature of -195 degrees Celsius (-320 degrees Fahrenheit) in about
two weeks’ time. It will then be
stored permanently in a freezer,
upside-down, and next to three
others like it.

"The science of tissue regeneration is
steadily advancing. But nobody
really knows when they’ll be able to
wake these patients up, or if they’ll
be able to at all,” says Eveleth at the Atlantic. "When forced to take a guess at how long we’ll have to wait
for medicine to catch up to save
Alcor’s members, More put the
number between 50 and 100 years.
“But it’s really impossible to say. We
probably don’t even know what repair technology would be used.""

http://pda.sciencealert.com.au/news/20142908-26089.html