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Leonbonapart:
Kleptomaniac need prayers not court. After all she's isn't the problem of Nigeria. Buhari and his Islamic caliphate are our problem

pally123:
Female Kleptomaniacs, I hear, like lashing die. The two go hand in hand

mytym:
The thread is for individual choices.
My top5 doesn't have to be your top 5.
Generation(age range) of viewers usually determine which movie(s) they will love most.
Most elderly people in their 40s, 50s will most likely include a James Bond movie or Sound of Music in their list. That's to show you motion picture interest is very divergent.

Lastly the topic said top movies one like to watch over and over. I'm sure most ppl who dropped a comment will acknowledge LOTR trilogy as a great movie in their list. But questions are

Does it make their top 5?
Do they like to watch it severally over?
What interests them in a movie? Is it knowledge, adventure, intelligence, research, morals, contemporary trends and beliefs, technology, history, or art?

The priority we place will always be different and automatically affect which movies make our different list. I love Harry Potter for example, most people do but if it doesn't make their top 5, I am not qualified to think they are not great movie fans.

Learn to respect people's choice and not judge their sentiments. The fact that LOTR makes your list doesn't make you a great movie fan, the fact that LOTR doesn't make their list doesn't make you a better movie fan than them.

The OP wanted and/or was expecting diverse lists from different people that's why the thread was created. If everyone is to have the same idea of "Top 5" then we would have a boring thread full of repetition.

LOTR, 2012, Unfaithful, War of the Arrows, In Time, Titanic, Immitation Game, Theory of Everything, Django Unchained......are all movies I love to watch over and over but they didn't make my Top 5 because 5 can't be 15 or 20, five is 5.

What you think is your opinion, it's yours and yours alone not a criterion for being a great movie fan.

Good morning this morning.

mavinjay1:
If "Lords of the rings" is not among your top 5 movies of all time. I dont think ure a movie fan.

MufasaRebirth:
Tinubu thinks otherwise

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TechCapon:
which is the more reason we need VAR. This is world cup, a whole country cannot suffer and be sent of out the tournament simply because referee didn't have a good viewing angle. We need mistakes to be eliminated as much as possible.

thatigboman:
Hello everyone, my wife gave birth to beautiful twin baby girls last week.
I'm in a fix. Please help out. What are igbo names for twin girls as I can't think of any.
Equally suggest english names for them.
Will update you all later.

Thank you.

Mods, kindly move the post to the permanent site for wider reach. Thank you.

zicoraads:
This year's World Cup is very different for many reasons. But perhaps, the most glaring one is the use of the Video Assistant Referee (VAR). For long, contentious decisions in the most watched sport in the world has affected the outcome of several matches. One of the most controversial is the "Hand of God" incident. In what was one of the most infamous incidents of World Cup history, Argentina's Diego Maradona used his hand to score when jumping for the ball with England goalkeeper Peter Shilton in the 1986 quarter-finals in Mexico City.

The officials did not spot the offence and the goal was given, with Maradona later telling reporters he was helped by the "Hand of God".

This led to calls for an independent review of decisions before the centre referee took a final decision. But has it really been worth the wait?

The truth is, several decisions in this World Cup have been correctly decided by the VAR. Against Iceland, a lot of Nigerians watching that match hoped that the centre referee would stand by his decision not to award the penalty against Nigeria. The second he decided to consult the VAR, we all knew that decision will change.

But how about the Morocco Vs. Spain and Iran Vs. Portugal games? Did the VAR pass its auditions? With Portugal and Spain's qualification not yet assured, the outcome of both matches was very important. So how did the referee fail to spot what seemed like an offside goal (the one that made it 2-2) even after reviewing it on VAR? Or how did the referee fail to award C. Ronaldo a red card even after the lengthy review? Or the contentious decisions that characterized the match?

For some reasons, it seemed the odds were deliberately stacked against Iran and Morocco yesterday, being the relatively smaller teams.

With most international pundits and even the international media already writing off Nigeria, the Super Eagles need to be very careful in how they approach today's final game. If anything, yesterday's matches showed that when the occasion is grand, the smaller teams suffer from the decisions of the VAR, compared to the big teams.

ChiefAzubuike1:
U dey beat Iceland una de happy? Shame no even catch una.

8 of those players in the whole team are farmers. One is a governor. 5 are doctors. The keeper is a movie director and actor. 3 are primary school teachers.

That squad na just patch up squad yet u dey happy say u beat them 2-0

odehaj:
The Maxicans are not experienced and they lack discipline, hope they won’t start collecting red cards like the confederation cup.

fergieboy:
My money is on Mexico bro... I love this guy's.. Should have being 4zero by now

Princewell2012:
You re a trully a spirit filld believer. May God bless you.

Jesus says God is a spirit and those who worship him should do so in spirit and in truth

You see our level of understanding differs like you rightly said earlier. My wife is a member of mountain of fire prayer ministry. So because of her understanding, I usually buy a wine that contain alcohol once in a while and drinks it when she is not around to avoid unnecessary aguement. It is between me and my God. And my conscience is clear. When you did not perform very well on bed na she go still call you a lazy man

Happy Sunday.

Neroclassic001:
Yes, as a Christian filled with the Holy Spirit and moreover a shepherd of God's flock. Haba! You would be insensitive to the voice of the Holy Spirit.

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Heard Ajimobi fainted. How true?

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Toks2008:
I have heard many ladies use these words over and over again...'if he loves me he will never cheat on me'

Before you start wondering why i chose this topic let me make it clear that 9 out of every 10 marriages that hit the rocks usually have infidelity as a reason and in most cases it comes from the men yet if you ask these men,they will tell you they love their wives dearly but this usually do not go down well with the women who strongly believe a man can not love them and still cheat on them.


So i want to leave this question open for everyone to give their opinion so i ask...'Can a man love his woman dearly and still cheat on her?'

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Kaxmytex:
Most nominated housemate for eviction...

Still, her fans no dey relent to do weekly contribution wey no dey refundable, sometimes i jux dey wonder maybe her fans na arsenal supporters

PurestBoy:
Oversabi is worrying him, he believes he knows too much and corrects elderly people when they make blunders, I feel embarrassed sometimes when he corrects my friends

PurestBoy:
I have 2 boys, Kevin and Alvin, 4 and 1yr old respectively, both were on 6-month exclusive breastfeeding, Had Cow&Gate2 baby formula, Kevin is just too active, he doesn't doesn't even walk at home, he runs even when I take him out (cos he doesn't even play in the compound), he can't stay in a place for 2 minutes except he's watching his favorite cartoon channel GoTv 60, no matter how you beat him he doesn't cry for more than few seconds, he learns too much that he even corrects me his father but the problem is he's too active (I don't want to use the word stubborn). His 11+ mths younger brother is already following his footsteps, their mother shouts and beats Kevin every minute for jumping around in the house like monkey. He even engages in fight with me whenever I want to watch my favorite channels except I beat him thoroughly, he wouldn't allow anyone touch anything that is his. Their mother is fed up and losing weight and she's afraid his Alvin is already acting likewise. I don't know what to do because you can't leave Kevin alone in the house without closed monitoring for a minute else something bad and injurious might happen. All my life, I've never see a kid like my boy, I need advise on what to do, it was worse when he was younger. I don't like beating him like his Mom does but won't have peace at home due to excessive shouting and scolding except he's asleep. Anyone with ideas on how to curtail this?

ofalu047:
From the attributes you have described so far, it is a very long shot away from clinical Hyperactivity syndrome. It is nearer however to him just acting his age.
However, all these are just surface observations based on your report. Your best bet to putting a tag on what his state is, will be to have him evaluated by a pediatrician, who is a specialist in childhood neurology.
A positive takeaway here is that your boy is intelligent.
With all you have described about him so far, l can see a boy who was like me when l was his age. Boy, l was stubborn. Lols. Would love to meet him someday.
Cheers bro.

Chidinho10:
1. I have written both exams in three attempts (GMat once and GRE twice) and I have strong knowledge of both of them.

2. Your assertion that GRE is question adaptive is false. GRE is section adaptive, it adapts to your performance on the previous section. Mind you, question adaptive and section adaptive are two very different things. See proof here

https://www.ets.org/gre/revised_general/scores/how/

The GMAT on the other hand, the business school GMAT, is question adaptive. That is, each question adapts according to your performance on the previous one. That is why you can't skip questions on the GMAT because your performance on one question determines the next question you get (whether easy, hard or medium) . But on the GRE, you can skip questions WITHIN a section (another proof that it is SECTION adaptive). Here is proof

https://www.kaptest.com/gmat/what-is-the-gmat

3. As I said, the GMAT you are referring to is not the one jarshub is referring to. Job application GMAT and business school GMAT are different even in their meanings. Job application GMAT means Graduate xxxxxx Aptitude Test while the one for business school means Graduate Management Admissions Test

4. GMAT has an AWA section as well. In fact, it has an Integrated Reasoning section too that GRE doesn't have. I'm sure you're referring to the job aptitude test that was why you didn't know that GMAT has AN AWA section. It's similar to that of GRE just that GRE asks two questions (issue and argument) while GMAT asks one question (argument)

Also, there is nothing research-like about the AWA on GRE. I agree with you that it tests your reasoning skills but there is no correlation between that and research. Any Tom, Dick and Harry with good writing skill can ace it.

5. So try and understand that there is a GMAT for job test and GMAT for business school admissions. Both of them are different even in the meanings of their acronyms.

6. I agree with you that business schools prefer people with work experience.

7. From my experience, I agree with Jarushub. GMAT Quant is more difficult while GRE verbal is easier. Overall, GMAT tends to be more difficult from my experience cos learning how to deal with the question adaptive nature of the exam is another test on its own (hahaha)

8. I still assert that the GMAT has a more complicated marking scheme from the GRE and this is caused by the question adaptive nature of it. In fact, no one has been able to accurately predict the marketing pattern of the GMAT but there are GRE score predictions tools developed by Indians that is 99% accurate.

Not all questions are scored on the GMAT. Out of the 37 questions Quant and 41 questions in verbal, some of the questions you see are experimental and you don't know which of the questions are experimental cos you don't have a hint like it's done on the GRE. You don't even know how many of the questions are experimental. Also, the difficulty in understanding the marking scheme has led to several myths which are untrue.

But on the GRE, one whole section is experimental and it can be predicted with up to 70% accuracy cos they are generally more difficult and have a similar question pattern with one of your previous sections.


I think I've said enough
Thank you

mytym:
But the grading method is way more complex than gmat.

It gives you question based on difficulty level. If you answer a very simple question wrongly, the next will even be simpler. If you then pass that one, then it brings questions slightly above...And gradually increasing difficulty level for each question you answered correctly. That means it judges ones knowledge/aptitude per question... Increasing or decreasing the complexity whenever a question is passed or failed accordingly.

If you manage to get all the questions correctly except the first one missed. Then they​ may not carry so much weight depending on difficulty of the first question that was answered wrongly.

The opposite happens if the first question is very tough/difficult but answered correctly, the next questions will even be tougher....But if you manage to answer them correctly. The total weight is higher.

Ultimately, two people who got all questions correctly on a section, say Verbal in GRE may have different scores depending on the respective difficulty level of each question both answered correctly.

Chidinho10:
GMAT has a more complicated grading method. [b[It is a purely Computer Adaptive Test which adapts PER QUESTION, not PER SECTION like the GRE[/b]


Mind you, the GMAT Jahrushub is describing here is not the GMAT you write for job tests. This one is GMAT for admission strictly to business schools

ETC36:
GRE is quite simpler than GMAT

geostrata:
From my job test experience.... I prefer GMAT to GRE, GMAT has variety of common maths n English questions, unlike GRE we dem go use graphs finish u, n true false cannot say questions


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RealAAdekunjo:
Acerbic and very objurgating!

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Algae can't form in them since there is no sunlight