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& I took the first to comment position, although I also posted the topic. Beefers gonna be like: "This guy sha..." ![]() I remember back in primary school when my class teacher told a classmate to stop writing "and" as & because it was "improper." Many people never knew that & was actually a letter and a word. |
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The Barking Lions of China https://factshood.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Tibetan-MAstiff-Telegraph-300x187.jpg A Tibetan mastiff Things went down south for a Chinese zoo in 2013 after it was caught parading a Tibetan mastiff dog as a lion. "In China, owning a Tibetan mastiff is believed to be a sign of wealth*. Originally bred to protect sheep, Tibetan mastiffs are very much prized for their ferociousness. They are big, expensive and owned only by the rich. One even sold for a whopping $2 million back in 2014 (Some sources claim this price is exaggerated and the dog would have fetched a maximum of $250,000). Just like lions, they have manes. And much unlike lions, they don’t roar. They bark." The cat, or in this case, the dog, was let out of the bag after it barked, much to the dismay of Liu Wen and her son, who had been visiting. The whole lion-dog plot made it to Sina Weibo (China’s equivalent of Twitter) where posters mocked the zookeepers. https://factshood.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/white-tibean-mastiff-300x213.jpg A very rare White Tibetan mastiff. White Tibetan mastiffs are also called “Snow Lions.” The privately-run zoo called the “People’s Park of Luohe” in Henan province, China, saved face by saying the real lion had been taken to a breeding facility and had only been replaced by the dog, which was friends with the lion and had been brought over for “safety reasons.” The wolf’s cage was also occupied by another dog which according to zookeepers, had been placed there to mate with the wolf (which was absent) to make a wolf-dog hybrid. The leopard’s cage was also occupied by some foxes and some rats could be seen running around an empty glass cage meant for snakes. Prior to this incident, many Chinese zoos had seen their finances drain after the government placed a ban on the running of zoos for profit and the use of animals for shows. People’s park zoo was only allowed to operate because its contract to run the zoo was yet to expire. *Tibetan mastiff have been facing dwindling popularity in China. Their owners have been dumping them due to economic reasons, rising cases of attacks on humans (by the dogs) and the actions of unfaithful sellers who breed the dogs with other dog species and pass them off as purebreds. Most abandoned Tibetan mastiffs end up in the streets or in slaughter houses where they are sold for as low as $5. After slaughter, they are used to make food ingredients, hand gloves and leather. Today, Tibetan mastiffs dogs which used to sell for around $250,000 can be gotten for as low as $2,000. Source: Factshood |
Sirme411:You don't need to root the phone before using Glo bis. Just download mtk engineering to change the imei; change your apn to BlackBerry.net and you're good to go. |
XVIER:It depends. if the phone is a CDMA phone, it'll work. If it is a GSM phone, it would not work. Visafone, Multilinks, Reltel and the likes are CDMA. Glo, etisalat, mtn and airtel are GSM. |
Jeffy1206:@scarr It won't work with regular sim cards. Visafone is a CDMA and not a GSM. If it is ever going to work with any sim, it would have to be multilinks and any other CDMA around. |
oluomad:Chopper is another name for helicopter. |
Ahmed0336:Chopper is another name for helicopter. |
Raxxye:I also face the same challenge. I guess you're using Android. Go to "file manager" and search for the file your downloads are saved. Look for the picture there and add .jpg to the name. |
dre11:A fall in oil price should be equal to a fall in oil subsidy payment. The problem is not with deregulating the downstream sector, the problem is the corruption involved. With the current fall in oil price, subsidy payment should not even run into tens of bullion. |
Fulaman198:Noted. Thank you. |
felixchip:You're good. I also use CorelDraw for my designs. |
felixchip:Please, what software do you use? |
Fulaman198:Yes, the bolded is exactly what I mean. |
Fulaman198:I mean the signal my modem receives from the telecommunication mast. |
News proven to be false. http://m.snopes.com/russian-laboratory-black-skin/ |
How can I boost (increase) the signal my modem recieves? Any idea? |
Fulaman198:But do you know any way I can boost my signal? |
hisenjos:Good day! I am the one that contacted you on Whatsapp about the limited paypal account (Susan). My tablet's screen is broken and I wont be on Whatsapp for some time. But you can send me a PM whenever you find a solution. Thank you. |
Olarewajub:Your best bet should be the innjoo Windows tab. It's 8 inches. Check jumia. |
tucky200:What am I saying and what are you saying? Who are you calling wailing wailers? Please and please, if you're too immature to comprehend issues and/or view them from a discreet angle without adding politics, religion of tribe to it, then you have a problem; a big one. Don't ever quote me on political matters again. I'm neither for GEJ nor Buhari. |
I believe we all cannot just sit back and watch the Professor Dibu Oderinde-led JAMB destroy our lives and that of our children, siblings, neighbors, relatives, friends, friends of friends, friends of friends of friends, friends of friends of friends of friends and enemies. (The enemy part is open to dispute but let's pretend we're okay with it). In the past, the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) examination was divided into two: Universities Matriculation Examinations (UME), for admission into universities and the Monotechnics Polytechnics and Colleges of Education Matriculation Examinations (MPCE), for admission into polytechnics, monotechnics and colleges of education. Back then, students had the option of choosing three different universities in the UME. I don't know how many institutions one could choose in MPCE (popularly called poly-JAMB) but I guess it was between three and six. In other words, students had the opportunity of gaining admission into six or nine institutions, depending on the number of schools MPCE accepts. In 2010, JAMB merged both examinations, claiming the move was necessary to streamline the process and remove the B.Sc-HND disparity. The result was the University Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) which allowed students choose six schools: two universities, two polytechnics/monotechnics and two colleges of education. Last year, JAMB came up with a new policy allowing students to choose only four schools: one university, one polytechnic/monotechnic, one college of education and one computer school. As if limiting students admission prospects isn't enough, JAMB began reposting students to schools they did not choose just because the students did not meet the cutoff marks for their courses (according to them) and they did not want schools to start "exploiting" them (the students) by making them buy post-utme forms for courses they definitely won't be picked for. Now, there are three issues here: the cutoff mark, the post UTME and the change of course/institution. Firstly, the issue of cutoff mark is not a valid excuse to change a students' school. Many schools allow students to change their course if they did not meet the cutoff mark. Besides, most schools move students to another course if they did not fit into a particular course or if that course already has a maximum number of students. So this excuse is a no-brainer; for dummies only. Next! Secondly, who is Professor Dibu and his scandalous and corruption filled JAMB to say he does not want schools exploiting students? In case he has forgotten, students paid 5,000 naira for the JAMB exam. For comparison, universities charge between 1,000 and 2,000 naira (including bank charges) for their posr-UTME exams. Professor Dibu-led JAMB happily collected money for the UTME and now, that same Professor Dibu is claiming he does not want schools to exploit students; and the best way he can stop the "exploitation" is by forcing private institutions and maybe some other unknown or expensive state schools down people's throats? Wise people in the house, who's the thief? Who's exploiting who? And who's the mumu? Thirdly, JAMB has traditionally allowed students to change their course and institution long after the JAMB exams, on why can't they leave students who are willing to change change by themselves? Why must they change for them? Some schools also allow students write their post-JAMB even if the students did not choose them, so what are we saying? If truly Prof Dibu is fighting for the students (as he wants to make us believe), why can't he allow students to do a change of course or institution free-off-charge? Or is that not a form of help? Or has he been bribed by the private and state institutions? Was this his plan all along? From reducing the number of schools a student can apply to and then systematically posting (or reposting) them to other schools? Common! This isn't NYSC. Mr Dibu should realize that students choose schools for particular reasons. Distance, school fees, school familiarity, prestige, tribe, dialect, popularity, standard of teaching, academic calendar and cost of living are few of the reasons. By the time students are taken to schools with unaffordable school fees, won't they still lose the admission? Or when they end up in schools in faraway places or with a terrible calendar, would they be happy? Most won't even go and even when they do, they see it as a stop-gap and they rewrite another JAMB exam just to leave. Left to me, I believe Prof Dibu is playing a script for some private and little known institutions that need more students. JAMB itself really needs to be cleaned up. Prof Dibu had done enough. He should step down and give more competent people who know what they're doing the chance to perform. Apart from introducing Computer Based Tests and one nonsense Dibu Based Test he ironically named after himself, what other positive achievement does he have in JAMB? Someone needs to talk sense into his head. Students do not need his so called "help." He should leave them alone. 5,000 naira multiplied by more than one million students is no small amount. JAMB is an examination, not a lottery. Last bullet: PROFESSOR DIBU ODERINDE, LET STUDENTS CHOOSE THEIR SCHOOLS Cc: Ishilove Lalasticlala |
Cool pics. That Gustav gun is crazy. High caliber but very impractical, even in its days. It was later captured by the allies. |
Naira is still about 199.something to a dollar, so what are we saying? |
Fulaman198:These were the exact things I was seeing online... Fulaman198:... and this's what I want to hear. Thank you. |
hisenjos:Done |
legalwealth:No not yet. |
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