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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CORDIC http://www.homeschoolmath.net/teaching/sine_calculator.php (Sine - Taylor's which can also be used to compute Cosine and of course Tangent) I got that from Google. |
nollyj: If you are using Java, you should use the MATH API in Java. I did a similar thing in one of my android app. ![]() |
For the women, let's do a little experiment: Switch the subject from female to male. If you now find a joke about r@ping a man funny, then it is a joke after all. If you don't find it funny, then indeed it is a bad joke. |
emeka94: We came out of our shell very early with intention to embrace the concept of one Nigeria, but we were pushed back and tagged "over ambitious".I see how you embraced the concept of one Nigeria in the following: 1. The VC of University of Ibadan (who happened to be Igbo) appointed by Azikiwe employed 109 Igbo and 2 Yoruba within the same time frame all in the name of "One Nigeria". 2. The coup of January 1966 which was "meant to release Awolowo" never made it to Awolowo's detention cell; rather it led to the elimination of 2 politicians who had openly expressed their suspicion of an "Igbo agenda" - Ahmadu Bello and Akintola. Meanwhile there was a lot of collateral damage - Ademulegun and his pregnant wife, Maimalari, et cetera. But ALL the Igbo "targets" managed to escape, all in the name of "One Nigeria". Meanwhile, another "target" in the person of Azikiwe who happened to be a cousin of the person considered to be the leader of the coup planners (Ifeajuna) was "coincidentally" out of the country as the coup commenced. 3. When Decree 34 was promulgated by Ironsi, Ojukwu insensitively hailed it and openly stated that it would allow Igbos to go take the jobs of Northerners; only to start talking about federalism/confederation after the wholly expected backlash; all in the name of "One Nigeria". Can you tell us more about this concept of "One Nigeria" please? emeka94: Our sense of rationalization have been so dulled that paranoia is almost a part of our life.While this is a sad reality; and one which most Igbo would not even admit, which underscores your sincerity, I have to say you only have your leaders to blame for this. Both present and past. |
kambo: @logicaOn the contrary, if you know how it is made, then you will realize many of the constraints faced by the designer forcing him to select certain "inefficient" or "uncomfortable" designs. ![]() |
victor4truth: Naija guy expose his sugar mummy because they just breakup. See nudes pics of this sugar mama & read full story. If you are not 18yrs dnt visit @ http://basegurus.com/forum/showtopic.php?id=332/
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Jakumo: Yeah, KILL and EAT all animals NOW ha ha ha.Yep. Some instances of cannibalism were recorded in America. I am sure there were also instances in Australia. And by the way, the bison population went from tens of millions to less than a thousand in the US and NOT because they were being killed for food; rather being killed for their skin! |
Jakumo: Alligators only exist in the Americas, and are NOT native to ANY part of the African continent.Thanks for this piece of information. Alligators are native only to the United States and Chinahttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alligator |
Jakumo: who, in their usual ignorance, become hysterical and blood-thirsty at the sight of any living beings besides other humans.Really? Other humans are not even safe; ask the aborigines in Australia and America for details. |
RedReact: we gonna change the language spoken to Igbo language in Akure soonThis was the type of comment made by Igbos domiciled in the defunct Mid-Western State (speaking Igbo to their neighbors and telling them to go learn Igbo) after it was invaded by the forces led by Banjo; which eventually resulted in a backlash from the locals and the invaders being kicked out of the Mid-West, and ultimately the collapse of the push to Lagos (which was ill-fated anyway). |
...na man get that long fingernail? |
Ngwakwe: Moreover, don't forget the Imo State House of Assembly majority leader is a Yoruba woman married in Imo State.So which one is her first name? I doubt very much that a woman will bear the name Adekunle as a first name. Are you sure she is Yoruba married to Igbo or vice-versa? |
1. Abidal knows he can't have any complaints, YET he complained. 2. Dani Alves criticized the management decision; he is NOT a fan. 3. It's not one's money? Which club do you speak of. Barca is the biggest club 100% owned by fans. SO, who's money is being spent again? Is it the President's money or the VP's money? |
I hope before coming up with this critique, you have at the very least worked on creating your own compiler? |
oyebode95: no 1 : womb implantationRead again: The "husband" was born a woman but living as a man; so SHE already had a womb to carry the child. The "wife" was born a man but living as a woman; so HE already produces sperm to impregnate the "husband". I wish their child good luck. |
philfearon: Do you think FcBarcelona is a charity org?If it isn't more than a club, then it shouldn't claim what it isn't. There is a reason Barca has a relationship with a lot of charity organizations (and exclusively for that matter) if it never occurred to you. philfearon: It didn't occur to you that it was salary issue that hindered Silva from coming?Um, my initial post quoted Silva saying he didn't come to Barca because of the manner in which Abidal was treated, and you are still talking about something else. Did you even read at all? philfearon: It didn't occur to u that Messi made a mistake too with his statement?Whether he made a mistake or not; his position aligns with what I always thought about the management team. And it was a good thing for me to have him voice out his position. philfearon: Ask yourself why would Barca let Abidal go after treating him with their money?Once again, did you read Silva's statement at all? |
[quote author=barack_o_handso]Yeah I get it but if this is an attempt to paint Barca in a bad light, then I don't see the point cos Abidal's cancer relapse was his second time and Barca stayed with him and even offered him a new contract during his first one (although that was under Pep)[/quote]It is obvious that what Messi said about the VP might extend to the entire management; they don't seem to know anything about football and are managing Barca like a business. I am still annoyed at the exit of Abidal. |
[quote author=barack_o_handso]So, if I may ask, what's the essence of this?[/quote]I think the English is easy enough: Thiago Silva who was a Barca target decided to turn Barca down because of the perceived ill-treatment of Abidal. Shikena. |
I saw Abidal’s situation and I didn’t like it. They weren’t correct with him, they didn’t keep their word. In my case, it was just over sporting negotiations. But, in Abidal’s case - who’s a great person - they did nothing to help.- In revealing why he didn’t move to Barcelona, Thiago Silva controversially slams the Catalans for failing to offer Eric Abidal sufficient support during his recovery from a liver transplant. http://www.goal.com/en-sg/news/3991/premier-league/2013/12/31/4512941/i-dont-need-the-ballon-dor-to-know-im-the-best-the-most |
alabosian: una go soon see fake human beingThey are right out there; and in here too. ![]() |
Real are also being investigated over a land deal which saw them buy a parcel of land off the Madrid council for less than £350,000, which was later sold back to the municipality for almost £20million.http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/could-real-madrid-forced-sell-2950882 The backing Real gets from the government apparently didn't end with Franco. ![]() |
Daddy, Daddy Coooool...Daddy, Daddy Coooooooooooool. Sebi na to call am Daddy? |
Once again... Some information on social media said he was identified as Desmond Sacco, a South African mining billionaire, but this is apparently not true.http://ca.news.yahoo.com/happened-internet-took-justine-sacco-172804638.html |
screenagerjoe: Shes no longer coming to africa, she has been sacked.She actually did arrive; but must have been informed of her job status on arrival. ![]() http://ca.news.yahoo.com/happened-internet-took-justine-sacco-172804638.html |
Ishilove: Her father is a billionaire. She probably has a trustfund tied somewhere so even if she never gets a job, she will always be comfortable. Some information on social media said he was identified as Desmond Sacco, a South African mining billionaire, but this is apparently not true.http://ca.news.yahoo.com/happened-internet-took-justine-sacco-172804638.html |
paix: Who told her that AIDS is an airborne desease?...she knows exactly what she's talking about. We all know that white hoes can't just keep their legs closed. With a few beers, she'd be spread eagled on your bed, field, back of your car, or wherever she wants it. |
The only hair she would be braiding in Italy are those in the crotch areas of Italian stallions. And who used the word "friend" to describe this recruiter? |
Ibrahim mr fish: Actually,he crossed the river.Whole Nupe land fell under the control of Fulani.And Nupe land is in both side of the river.Do you know any publications that detail the war; including how they crossed the river? |
fiizznation: Ur question is jst very myopic. Is jst like saying how did the brits/french/portugese got into africa with all the oceans and seas that seperate us ?Apart from your expression or should I say syntactic construct "question is very myopic" which doesn't make any sense as you are treating my question as a human (personification?); I will say your analogy here fails miserably as we know exactly how the parties you mentioned got into Africa. It was well documented, and even with dates. |
alj harem: during the dry season river niger is quite swallow and a horse can cross it. also the nupes, yorubas have had boats and rifts used to cross one border to another. I guess fulanis had the sameHmm. I never thought of the Niger being that shallow. That's bad news for those who are thinking of dredging for ocean-liners. Rafts are OK for moving horses, but definitely not boats. Any small agitation by the horses (especially due to the fact that boats rock a lot) and the boat capsizes. |
[quote author=A-40]Its quite baffling that he didn't make the 10 man Balon D'or coaching shortlist[/quote]He was never a popular figure; especially as a player. Remember this is politics. |
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