The bane of most Nigerian businesses is inefficiency. Especially when the business has expanded. You have to plan properly and ensure efficiency in order to satisfy your customers. If your customers don't give you their money, there is no way you'll do the business in the first place.
TokyoBulls: 30 multiple choice questions. Options A - D. Maximum mark obtainable: 70 points. All the end of session activities count. Each activity (except Marketing with 4 sessions) gives you 5 points. Nothing really serious. The answers do not have to be correct. Once you write something there, you get 5 points. Attempting the course gives you 15 points. 3 end of session activities gives you 15 points. End of course assessment gives you 70 points.
Thank you loads for this beautiful explanation. I had already given up if not that a friend encouraged me to give it a shot. Let me go and immerse myself in the materials.
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Please what's the nature of the assessments? Multiple choice or written? I have not attempted them. Also, are the end of module activities counted in the final score?
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How can I get it in Imo State? That's my main concern
The 2017 Cowbellpedia TV QUIZ show finals is finally here and the Nigeria's youngest next inventors have emerged! Congrats to Jessey Uche-Nwichi - winner in the junior category and Munachi Ernest-Eze - winner in the senior category. Munachi made history however, having won the 2015 edition in the junior category and coming back to win in the senior category! Double congrats to him. Their profiles
Munachi is a 16-year-old student of Loyola Jesuit College, Abuja. He was the Cowbellpedia 2015 junior champion and if he wins again this year, he’ll be the first person to win the competition twice, as a junior and as a senior. (He has won already) https://twitter.com/Cowbellmilk/status/926886110759931905
The journey of the finalists began when 52,000 students wrote a preliminary test. Out of the 52,000, 108 made it to the live-show. These 108 were the 74 best junior and senior students from all 36 states and the FCT (to ensure every state is represented). The remaining 34 were the best students nationwide – 17 junior and senior. In the end, 12 finalists emerged – 6 in the junior and senior categories and 2 of them (Munachiso and Jessey) will be walking away with the grand prize of N1Million each, an all-paid educational excursion outside the country and the ultimate bragging rights of being the 2017 Mathematics Champions.
Cowbell has been promoting mathematics in secondary schools in Nigeria for about 20 years now through the yearly competitions. We urge other companies to emulate them also!
NASA's Voyager 1 probe lifted off on Sept. 5, 1977, a few weeks after its twin, Voyager 2. Together, the two Voyager spacecraft performed an epic "Grand Tour" of the solar system's giant planets, flying by Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.
But their work didn't stop there. Both spacecraft kept flying, pushing farther and farther into the dark, cold and little-known realms far from the sun.
Then, on Aug. 25, 2012, Voyager 1 popped free into interstellar space, becoming the first human-made object ever to do so. Voyager 2, which took a different route through the solar system, will likely exit the sun's sphere of influence in the next few years as well, mission team members have said.
And both spacecraft still have their eyes and ears open, all these decades later.
"It's amazing that the two spacecraft are still working after 40 years," said Ed Stone, who has been a Voyager project scientist since the mission's inception in 1972.
"When we launched, the Space Age itself was only 20 years old, so this is an unparalleled journey, and we're still in the process of seeing what's out there," Stone, who's based at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, told Space.com.
As of Friday (Sept. 1), Voyager 1 was a whopping 12.97 billion miles (20.87 billion kilometers) from Earth — more than 139 times the distance from our planet to the sun. Voyager 2 was about 10.67 billion miles (17.17 billion km) from its home planet.
An artist's concept of one of the NASA's twin Voyager spacecraft in space. Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 are humanity's farthest and longest-lived spacecraft, launching 40 years ago in August and September of 1977. An artist's concept of one of the NASA's twin Voyager spacecraft in space. Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 are humanity's farthest and longest-lived spacecraft, launching 40 years ago in August and September of 1977. The Grand Tour
The unmanned Voyager 1 and 2 probes were launched in 1977 on a mission to visit all the outer planets of the solar system. After 35 years in space, the twin probes are approaching the edge of our solar system.
The unmanned Voyager 1 and 2 probes were launched in 1977 on a mission to visit all the outer planets of the solar system. After 35 years in space, the twin probes are approaching the edge of our solar system.
Voyager 1 cruised by Jupiter in March 1979 and Saturn in November 1980. This latter encounter also included a close flyby of Saturn's huge moon Titan.
Voyager 2 pulled off its own Jupiter-Saturn double, flying by those two planets in July 1979 and August 1981, respectively. Then, the spacecraft had encounters with Uranus, in January 1986, and Neptune, in August 1989.
During this Grand Tour, both spacecraft beamed home data that surprised and excited scientists.
For example, before the Voyagers launched, the only known active volcanoes were here on Earth. But Voyager 1 spotted eight erupting volcanoes on the Jupiter moon Io, showing that the little world is far more volcanically active than our own planet. [More Photos from the Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 Probes]
The mission also determined that Titan has a nitrogen-dominated atmosphere, just as Earth does.
"It may, in some important ways, resemble what the Earth's atmosphere was like before life evolved and created the oxygen that we all breathe," Stone said.
Furthermore, Voyager observations suggested that the Jupiter moon Europa may harbor an ocean of water beneath its icy crust — a notion that subsequent NASA missions have pretty much confirmed.
"I think what Voyager has done is reveal how diverse the planets and the moons and the rings, and the magnetic fields of the planets, are," Stone said. "Our terracentric view was just much narrower than, in fact, reality."
Interstellar ambassadors
What's interesting is that this thing has been active since then sending signals to the earth regularly, even at that distance. This also shows that Newton's law is correct. The stuff is moving at constant speed with nothing pushing it at 18km/s. Amazing! What do you think guys? Read more here https://amp.space.com/38041-voyager-1-farthest-spacecraft-40-years-in-space.html
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Splinz: Saul did asked for the help of Samuel who was already dead.
But before you get excited, note who Saul approached to bring forth the spirit of Samuel: A medium! Yes, the very people and practice condemned in strongest of terms by God in the Bible.
So, in line with the Scriptures that states that the dead do not know anything, and that Satan can also transform itself into an angel of light, it is accurate to say that the spirit conjured and brought forth by the medium to speak to Saul was an impersonator- a demon!
Thank you! It shows that catholics practise nothing but necromancy! Yes necromancy!
There shall not be found among you any one that maketh his son or his daughter to pass through the fire, or that useth divination, or an observer of times, or an enchanter, or a witch, Or a charmer, or a consulter with familiar spirits, or a wizard, or a necromancer . For all that do these things are an abomination unto the Lord : and because of these abominations the Lord thy God doth drive them out from before thee. Deuteronomy 18:10-12 KJV http://bible.com/1/deu.18.10-12.KJV
Don't know if this is the right place to pot this, if not admins please move to the right section.
So we have this small land in the village which is part of an extended family land. But someone from nowhere just sold it. This person has no relationship with us; he is from another village entirely. He has no land around that area! Please I need advice on how to take up the case. Being an ancestral land in the village, we don't have documents as in government land registration and things like that. Should we go ahead sue the man in court, or both the seller and buyer? What steps should we take? Please I'll appreciate some legal advice. Thanks
How do you even trust such a system that is controlled by one person or a group? That they can ask everyone providing help to pay to a single account, you wouldn't know! The software is not even open source therefore it cannot be audited by a third party. Nobody knows the way the matching of people is done! Only the fraudster that owns it knows and can manipulate it at will. And people will believe whatever they tell them. What a scam! Nigerians have been duped!
holysaint1: Am in lag at the moment.. And I got a guy who works at computer village whom I can call for the screen anytime.. But the major barrier now is the location. Although I will be travelling very soon to that part of the country but not asaba in particular.
So u got any option on how to make it work. ? Or the distance is just a no no for u ?
Please can you ask the person of the price? I have someone who can pick it up for me.
I mistakenly flashed a wrong custom recovery (either note 2 or tab 3) unto galaxy s3. On booting to recovery, the screen shorn blue and went off. On booting to normal mode, the touch screen no longer works. I flashed back the entire stock rom and nothing happened. I've searched the Internet and understood (xda-developers) that the digitizer might have been fried. My question is, is it possible to change only the digitizer? Most people suggest the entire screen. I don't have enough money to buy the screen. Anyway I can get the screen for less than 10k? Please help me!