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Alex is willing to come in, though there are rumours JM is not favourably disposed to him

Ballack to me has made more impact than sheva and might still improve in the season. sheva doesnt seem to have it in him any longer. though both are definitely not justifying the huge investments in them yet

drogba's best season yet.

while henry (arguably) could be declining, drogba is about hitting his peak

hate chelsea all you like, it wont change the fact that we are a force to reckon with and will continue to be for a long time to come.

Are u a christian and u find it hard to believe these things, or you want to become one and you find it hard to believe these due to insufficient evidence to back such claims?
1Peter 1:8 says: "Though you have not seen him, you love him; and even though you do not see him now, you believe in him and are filled with an inexpressible and glorious joy,". That to me is the essence of our faith. Christians are BELIEVERS.
If you are a christian and you have doubts about some of these things, you can prayerfully deal with it. It says in 2Peter 1:16 that we do not follow after cunningly deviced fables. His Divine birth, the life he lived here on earth, his death and resurrection are key truths of the christian faith. without them you would be talking about a different religion.

Please tell them!
missing dog or not, we're sure to trash the manures come 19th

sure, i get your drift. but look at this way. if u are being disturbed by pests in a building with a lot of rooms and with lots of porous entrances. it will be hard if not impossible to deal with them in your single room, don't you think?
you have to fashion out a way of tackling it with the other occupants of the building. the almajiri issue is a north-wide one and rather sensitive and it has to be tackled collectively. that's why i think it is rather unfair to use that issue as a yardstick for his term as governor

it is rather unfair to judge a governor especially in the northern part of nigeria for not tackling the almajiri. just like it has been noted you have to view it in a broader framework; there is the issue of migration from neighboring countries. then you also have neigbhoring states to contend with. it's just like a single state attempting to eradicate highly infectious diseases like polio in isolation, it won't work, you simply get reinfected by your neighbours.

but i think we need to have more information about what 8 years was like in katsina under Yar'adua. what was the focus of his administration and what level of success did he achieve. what was his style of administration? what level of leadership did he exhibit? does he believe in merit or in cronyism? these are a few of the question i think need answers so that we know what to expect.

that he saved money is not a minus. but if he saved without a clear purpose might signify a general ineptitude and complacency.

but i guess we'll all have to hold our breadth and see how things work out.

chesea aimed very high. they didn't get it all. but they got something. i'm proud of that of that than to belong to a club that only aims for bland ideals of playing good fotball.

Up chelsea!

To all Chelsea fans, ManU seems to be succumbing to pressure finally.

More AMENS ooo, the premierships moves closer to within our reach.

Arsenal 0 - 1 West Ham
Lose finally in Emirates

Pat Utomi was simply wonderful. he didn't find a match in Buhari. Concise ideas. Sharp and straight to the point. Every Nigerian should be proud to have him as president

I hope you are not forgetting that there is another AYUA administrative panel that also indicted him.
The National Assembly ad-hoc committee on PTDF also indicted him. INEC can base their disqualification on any of these.

like i have heard several times, VICTORY FOR DEMOCRACY!!

I'd 've loved to see how he fares at the polls anyway.

But i'm sure there wont be an end to litigations this way.

I hope some mischievious persons wont obtain an injuction at the last minute to prevent the election from holding like Nzeribe's ABN

carpenter:
eeh! Had a few too. But the one that really had me was
THE CHAMP especially where the young boy goes 'The champ wake up' then the tears come pouring. I must have cried for hours O! Saw the movie 'bout 20 years ago. My eyes are getting wet again see yah!

this movie also made me shed some tears. saw it bout 20yrs ago too.

Burning Train (an indian movie) was also moving

The Promise

Hotel Rwanda

i'm just learning the ropes in dba, but i've found out that the cmd prompt can be fun. it gives u a feeling of being in control, but i'll just get the job done with a gui if i'm constrained for time.

larryoncol:
now just type in this command to change the enviromental variable


C:/Documents amd Setting/ set oracle_sid=ORA1

then you can now log in

sqlplus

sys as sysdba

the anytime you want to log into the ORA2 database you will have to change the enviromental variable again

set oracle_sid=ORA2


i hope you understood


p.s


larry

has cabali tried out larry's suggestion. I think that should do it.

nazzyon:
I read about Yar' adua's death on Business Day News paper earlier today. It was online so I am not sure if it'll be there iwe.

It was brief not developed. So I had to believe that it was true.

Here is the link:
http://www.businessdayonline.com/?c=45&a=11761

it's no longer there. they've changed the story. This is what you have at the link now:

"Yar'Adua is not Dead!

The presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Umar Musa Yar'Adua is hale and hearty, a statement from the party said today.

John Odey, National Publicity Secretatry of the party said in Abuja that Yar'Adua is in Germany for a routine medical check-up, dousing rumours making the round that Yar'Adua was dead.

Odey said Yar'Adua would soon return to join the campaign train of the party."

All the other major dailies dont have that news too. It's not on cnn, not on sky news.

For now, i think the news is false!

congrats to all chelsea fans. we had some scary moments but it ended well.

looking forward to the draws. we are definitely not afraid of drawing any team!

See how things will play out in the next couple of months.
Where/when will the magic happen for us?


Wednesday, March 14, 2007
20:00 UK Man City v Chelsea City of Manchester Stadium


Saturday, March 17, 2007
15:00 UK Chelsea v Sheff Utd Stamford Bridge
12:45 UK Man Utd v Bolton Old Trafford



Saturday, March 31, 2007
17:15 UK Watford v Chelsea Vicarage Road Stadium

15:00 UK Man Utd v Blackburn Old Trafford

Saturday, April 7, 2007
12:45 UK Chelsea v Tottenham Stamford Bridge
17:15 UK Portsmouth v Man Utd Fratton Park

Monday, April 9, 2007
15:00 UK West Ham v Chelsea Upton Park
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
20:00 UK Man Utd v Sheff Utd Old Trafford

Sunday, April 15, 2007
13:30 UK Chelsea v Man Utd Stamford Bridge

Saturday, April 21, 2007
15:00 UK Newcastle v Chelsea St James' Park
15:00 UK Man Utd v Middlesbrough Old Trafford

Saturday, April 28, 2007
15:00 UK Chelsea v Bolton Stamford Bridge
12:00 UK Everton v Man Utd Goodison Park

Saturday, May 5, 2007
15:00 UK Arsenal v Chelsea Emirates Stadium
15:00 UK Man City v Man Utd City of Manchester Stadium

Sunday, May 13, 2007
15:00 UK Chelsea v Everton Stamford Bridge
15:00 UK Man Utd v West Ham Old Trafford

mushki:
I left my country, (not tz), with great respect for nigerians eg wole soyinka, chinua etc - that's what we read in school, then i came abroad and that went down the drain. Of all the naija men ive met only two actually have known sources of income. the rest are in "business". Their women are very hard working and enterprising. There is nothing wrong with magendo(craftiness) here and there to make a buck but naija men are too much.

another "tanzanian"

gooners back to winning ways in the warm embrace of their emirates we thank God!

@ugo, i talk for myself and everyone who does not want to see any perceived corrupt person become our president

cabali:
well y'all can now rest your dreams and hopes man u made it. I think there isnt a hope of catching up.

na lie be that! there's still hope. perhaps rooney will be out for the rest of the season and many other crazy things that can happen.

we're not giving up hope

Bankole01:
is OBJ standing for elections? THis is an emphatic yes. His name may not be on the ballot per say, but he is definitely running for the election of his life and this is why it is a 'do or die' event for him. Let us stop being so naive- Obasanjo knows full well his corrupt enrichment and ill-running of the country will be visited by the opposotion if people like Buhari should win the presidential elections, this is why he is running by proxy, stuffing the polls with his cronies and partners in crime.

just imagine it won't that be a wonderful opportunity for us to reject both of them at the polls!

ludicrous !

davidylan:
I hear they are trying to get some DNA evidence from those "bones", perhaps they can take a simple trip to heaven to get some samples from God himself. what a waste of time.

what will dna achieve in this situation when you don't have any other material to base your judgment on. will they go to heaven like david suggested.

they are only trying to hack at the beliefs that form the foundations of the christian faith and it simply won't work like many other such schemes. How about the National Geographic documentary of last year that talks about a scroll written by Judas Iscariot. They simply don't understand what faith means!

manscum or is it manure has refused to fall o!

haba when liverpool just needed to have asserted themselves more with manu a man down

thank God we're back to talking football

Akolawole:
There's already a box full of pounds with John fasahanu enroute to Steven Gerrahd.

Kanu has done a good job for us to seceretly "see" former team mate Van der sa

when did fashanu become an ambassador for chelsea?

but we'll really look forward to liverpool doing the job for us

ugodaniel:
@dblock, do you want me to tell you exactly how's it all going to end?

Worst comes to worst, THERE'LL BE NO ELECTION COME APRIL.

The DIE is cast, The mobilization has started.There's no going back!

Lets wait and see what unfolds l8r.

that's an easy statement and rather careless statement to make when you live in cyprus.

come to nigeria and see if the common man gives a damn about whether atiku runs for election or not. No one is fooled any longer about the stunts these people perform when they are seeking power. I won't be surprised if after everything atiku returns to the PDP.

they were beaten 3 - nil by blackburn on sunday. They have one win from the last eight matches and a good number of key players are down; they are definitely not the team that started the season so brilliantly

But we'll be playing them at home and it means they'll be hungry to reverse their fortunes, but they'll most likely want to play it safe. They'll want to have a draw at least.

But we cannot afford even a draw at the moment. ManU is 9 points ahead. So we have to against them strong. I see no reason we shouldn't beat them.

soludo says the coins will be lighter than previous ones and about 60% cheaper. The cost of production for the notes has fallen by 50% too.