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Excaperx:Dumb ass people are waking up and realizing that they have been scammed by the so call religion. War kor war ni. |
The thing about weed it amplifies whatever good or bad behavior in you, I smoke most times to regain lost appetite. Note . Drugs in general makes it 2/3x harder to make it in life because most people waste precious time feeling themselves instead of working on improving their life and yes lots of procrastination. my 5 cents. |
I know this foolish boy kunle back in the days he went to police children school ikeja he was a thief right from those days no week go pass wey they no de flog am for emergency assembly his father was one of those touting at passport office at ikeja then no be new thing. |
Indoors too thanks to the inventors of the internet |
Na so one call me by 1.45am say he be James from portharcourt and I be the person wey tell am to call. |
Hi am very interested in the mentioned topic do you have a whatsapp group so we can discuss extensively. |
Turkey president talks about khashoggi murder live on CNN. Confirmed he was killed in a ferocious manner.
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It's like you are from iyanapaja you seem to know much about the bad teachers. |
Na only for this country they de commission project wey they never start. |
More... As I said there are about 30 receipts and some yet to be collected.
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Why in God's name would I want to capture them alive? They are terrible pest, creating havoc everywhere they go. |
Gave them away. After they were shot one of my workers slaughtered both. According to him I just made his weekend. I don't eat monkeys. |
This monkeys met their ends today in my Farm they have been destroying my crops and ate through my bananas.
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dokyOloye:sry na vex cus am. |
This op is a terrible liar.... Obi didn't die of cold . he died of sircosis of the liver after battling it for years now. crazy bloggers get your fact right. |
Hi house have being having strange dreams seeing myself mostly in our house in lagos am in abuja now. the funny thing is in d dream am always aware that its a dream sometimes i even try to wake myself up its so so real everything solid an am always aware. what could this mean , |
oboy c question where are all the pastors and defenders of d faith abeg come an answer. |
do,send me demo minashipito@gmail.com |
Four bedroom flat on a 100/60 compound good road network and amenities at kurudu barrack asking 28 million negotiate able. Call 08139232529.
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Anyone who wants a copy should send WhatsApp message to 08139242529. |
You can now download Android Auto 2.0 standalone app APK to run the software directly on your phone without needing any new car or aftermarket display unit. You may or may not remember, but Google previously promised a version of Android Auto that would run entirely on smartphones and not require a new vehicle or aftermarket display that would then be fitted to a previously unsupported vehicle. That was essentially a version of Android Auto running directly on Android-powered smartphones ... Read on and download at http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/11/you-can-now-download-android-auto-20.html
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To demonstrate how the Internet is changing one of the oldest and least exciting technology businesses around, Shane De Lima, an engineer at Philips Lighting, took out his smartphone. A flick across the screen sent a message to a nearby Wi-Fi router and then to a wireless hub, which shot a radio command to a chip in the base of an LED lamp in front of us. A moment later, the conference room where we were sitting darkened. It may seem like Rube Goldberg’s idea of how to turn off a light. Or it could be the beginning of how lighting companies such as Philips find their way from selling lighting hardware into networks, software, apps, and new kinds of services. The introduction of networked lights is happening because of another trend. Manufacturers have been replacing incandescent and fluorescent lights with ultra-efficient LEDs, or light-emitting diodes. The U.S. Department of Energy says that LEDs had 4 percent of the U.S. lighting market in 2013, but it predicts this figure will rise to 74 percent of all lights by 2030. Because LEDs are solid-state devices that emit light from a semiconductor chip, they already sit on a circuit board. That means they can readily share space with sensors, wireless chips, and a small computer, allowing light fixtures to become networked sensor hubs. For example, last year Philips gave outside developers access to the software that runs its Hue line of residential LED lights. Now it’s possible to download Goldee, a smartphone app that turns your house the color of a Paris sunset, or Ambify, a $2.99 app created by a German programmer that makes the lights flash to music as in a jukebox. That’s a very different kind of business from selling light bulbs, as Philips has done since 1891. “With the new digitization of light, we have only begun to scratch the surface on how we can control it, integrate it with other systems, and collect rich data,” says Brian Bernstein, Philips’s global head of indoor lighting systems. Another look at how lighting systems are changing will emerge this November, when a 14-story regional headquarters for Deloitte, nearing completion in Amsterdam, will be festooned with networked LEDs in each fixture—the first such installation for Philips. Each of 6,500 light fixtures will have an IP address and five sensors—all of them wired only to Ethernet cables. (They’ll use “power over Ethernet” technology to deliver the juice to each fixture as well as data.) The fixtures include a light sensor to dim the LEDs during the day, and a motion detector that covers the area directly beneath each light and turns the light off when no one is there. “We expect to spend 70 percent less on light, because systems [give] us much more control,” says Erik Ubels, chief information officer at Deloitte in the Netherlands. Additional sensors in the LED fixtures can monitor temperature, humidity, carbon dioxide, and heat, turning the lights into a kind of building-management system. Prices for LEDs are high but falling quickly. A “dumb” LED that puts out as much light as a $1.25 incandescent bulb now sells for $9 (but uses one-sixth the energy and lasts much longer). That’s down from $40 each a couple of years ago. A connected LED bulb from Philips’s Hue line retails in the U.S. for $59. But these will get cheaper, too. Philips says a third of its lighting revenue now comes from LEDs, and about 1.7 percent from the newer LEDs that can connect to the Internet. Many other uses are being explored. A department store in Dusseldorf, Germany, is using LEDs to send out light frequencies that communicate with shoppers’ smartphones. Philips has placed street lights in Barcelona that react to how many people are strolling by.
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Xiaomi has unveiled the latest in its entry-level Redmi series, the Redmi 4, in China. The phone will be offered in three variants — a base model Redmi 4A, the standard Redmi 4, and a version called the Redmi 4 Pro with double the storage and a Full HD display. All three models in the Redmi 4 series feature a metallic chassis, which gives you an idea as to how far budget phones have come in recent times. The back looks identical to what we've seen with the Redmi Note 3, and the specs on offer reveal similarities with the Redmi Note series. Let's kick things off with the Redmi 4A. The phone offers a 5-inch .... Read on http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/11/xiaomi-redmi-4-pro-unveiled-in-china.html
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Canon EOS 5D Mark IV Canon's 5D series of cameras has a rich heritage – the original EOS 5D bought full-frame photography to the masses, the Mark II unleashed Full HD video capture for the first time on a DSLR, and while the Mark III became a firm favourite amongst photographers. The 5D Mark IV pretty much tweaks and improves on everything before it. With a new sensor that delivers pin-sharp results, a 61-point AF system that's incredibly advanced and some very polished handling, the 5D Mark IV has to be one of the best DSLRs we've seen.... Read full article review on http://etech9ja..com.ng/p/camera.html |
Android just upped its own stakes. With over 328 million Android devices shipped worldwide, the operating system has long dominated the smartphone industry. But in the third quarter of 2016, Android managed to capture a record 88% of the global market, according to Strategy Analytics. Meanwhile, Apple’s iOS share slipped to 12.1% in the same period, from 13.6% the year prior. Android’s success has a lot to do with the advantages of its approach. Unlike iOs—included only on Apple devices—Android has hundreds of partners releasing new phones every year. read on at http://etech9ja..com.ng/2016/11/android-just-hit-record-88-market-share.html
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