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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) / Re: Barcelona Vs Bayern Munich : UCL (2 - 8) On 14 August 2020 by Oospi(m): 6:22pm On Aug 14, 2020
Abeg make una help me with better link wey I go use stream this match live cry cry
Programming / Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by Oospi(m): 9:37pm On Aug 07, 2020
randomShek:
Seconded. Check his playlist for these:

Excel Basics - 26 videos
Excel Advance - 30 Videos
Excel for Data Analysis Beginners - 10 videos
Excel for Data Analysis Advance - 80 videos

You can also check his playlist on Power BI for Excel if you want.
Thanks a lot
Programming / Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by Oospi(m): 8:50pm On Aug 06, 2020
Hi, please can you recommend a very good YouTube video for Excel, also a good YouTube downloader will also be highly appreciate...thanks
Programming / Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by Oospi(m): 11:14am On Jun 18, 2020
Toppytek:


Depends on the tool you chose to use, but for this one I’ll suggest you use either Power Bi, Excel or Tableau, just copy the URL and chose “web” in the “get data” menu.

Questions like this can be easily googled.
I've tried the 'get data' stuff for Excel, the system was just hanging, I don't know how to use Tableau or Power Bi, I just want to scrap the data with Python
Programming / Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by Oospi(m): 8:59am On Jun 18, 2020
please I need help! how do I scrape data or tables from sites? e.g https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
Programming / Re: Chronicle Of A Data Scientist/analyst by Oospi(m): 2:16pm On Jun 13, 2020
Good day all, newbie here....I was working on some data that involved choropleth maps but I just can't get the maps to display on Jupyter notebook. All I see is the colorbar, I only get to see the map when I go online...any pointers on how I can see the choropeth maps offline?
Travel / Re: Uk Student Visa/tier 4 Pbs - Your Questions Answered Part 3 by Oospi(m): 7:54pm On Jul 18, 2019
Good evening everyone, #Newbie alert!! Please I need frank answers here is my current position....
1. I have currently secured admission for my MSC at a UK university, the tuition is about 15000
2.the school asked me to pay a deposit of 3500 before I could be issued with CAS. I can come up with the deposit but the issue is....
3. The remainder of the tuition and living expenses, the chances of coming up with it (roughly 20000) And having it in my account for 28 consecutive days are very slim
4. When I saw the above condition I almost gave up, but I have to ask what are my chances of securing a visa if I can just lump the whole money in there for a few days, print the statement of account and submit
5. Again, I can get another 5000 pounds next year(the program starts Jan 2020) what are my chances of completing the program with side hustle?
Thanks everyone
Phones / Re: How Long Have You Used Your Current Smart Phone ? by Oospi(m): 9:29am On Jun 14, 2018
oluspicy:
I've been using my Nokia X+ since 2014, while my GIONEE X1S is just 4months.
same with my LG L90 .it's still as good as new
Literature / Re: Wole Soyinka Celebrates His 83rd Birthday Today by Oospi(m): 7:55am On Jul 13, 2017
Na Osogbo weed be that? undecided

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Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Follow This Thread For Portharcourt Jobs by Oospi(m): 9:21am On Jul 02, 2015
Hi Routerman, I'm a Geology Graduate residing in PH...I'm looking for a part-time or full-time job to get me on my feet. Any links would be appreciated
Romance / Curbing Domestic Violence by Oospi(m): 9:16pm On Dec 14, 2014
“From today onwards u will never put too much
pepper in the soup, I nugo?” ....” yes!”
“Give me your hand.”...... tuzaii !
‘How many now’.....”5”
Tuzaii!
“if I miss again eh...I will start from the
beginning”....”sorry”
Tuzaii!
At first glance this surely looks like a madam
disciplining a house help, eh? Think again
(feminists you er, might want to look away now,
ahem), that’s a husband disciplining his wife!
When I first heard this tale the first impulse was to
laugh myself to tears, then amidst the laugh, I
paused; this was by no means ripe for giggles.
What is the world turning to? With the so-
called civilization and accompanying education
why do savage animals still walk among men and
docile sheep among women? For a man to beat
his wife is grossly unacceptable, but to flog your
wife like a kid; actually asking her to bring out her
hand in the process, is the base (no height can be
associated with such behaviour) of debasement,
Jesus Christ!
But who is to blame? Is it the society that has
handed unfair liberties to the man, whilst
struggling to take the little allowed women? The
society that places undue emphasis on ‘stability’
of a home above the happiness or well-being of a
wife; it’s common to see victims of domestic
violence put under pressure to return to their
pugilist of a husband, when such pressures are not
put on the husband to stop seeing his wife as a
gym equipment.
The society is also all too ready to lay the blame
on the door steps of the woman, if the man
finds succour in the waist of teenage girls; “his
wife doesn’t give it him the way he likes it”! If the
abandoned wife as much as looks nostalgically in
the direction of a handsome lad, then there is a
family meeting “Mama Nkechi has gone wayward!”
Meanwhile nobody bothers to tell papa Nkechi to
stop following Nkechi’s age mates, O nwoke ka O
wu: end of story.
Or do we blame women themselves who being
buffeted by economic uncertainties see marriage as
their economic Eldorado, in which they are
prepared to take whatever comes with it. Take the
case of the lady with the flogging-husband, a
young lady that had just finished secondary school,
she was barely nineteen when her would-be
husband came calling. The husband didn’t even
come to her, he instead went straight to her
parents, with the usual ‘I saw a palm tree outside,
and I like the palm tree and I’ll love to buy the palm
tree’ crap. Since the parents were on the lower
rungs of financial comforts they agreed on behalf
of the girl, the mother was assigned to work on her
daughter to make her realise that the ‘progress’ of
their family depended on the marriage.
Instead of ‘he loves you’, she was saying...'he's an importer'
Instead of ‘he is a nice young fellow that will take
good care of you’ she was saying ‘his shop is filled
with goods’
As if all the goods from China would somehow
pass as a good-loving husband. With the girl not
ready to get into argument she was never going, to
win jumped into marriage without knowing as
much the type of mobile phone his groom uses.
The husband having acquired a new toy proceeded
to treat her as such; brandishing the proverbial rod
at the slightest provocation to avoid spoiling the
‘child’.... tuzaii! tuzaii!! tuzaii!!!
A lot of you while reading this may be thinking that
the girl’s lack of education might be blamed for the
docility, perish the thought, I knew guys who beat
their girl friends to pulp back in school (yes,
university) and the girls did not have the cojones
to pull themselves from such relationships, and it
was just dating! How do you think such girls will
react when they get married to Chris Brown
wannabes?
What of the Church that appends the marriage
certificates; do they educate and counsel the brides
and grooms before wedding them? Do they even
broach the subject of domestic violence in church
or is it also avoided à la corruption? Am saying
this because I cannot remember the matter ever
been discussed in church sermons, and am sure
that most wife-beaters seem to be oblivious of the
inhumanity of their actions; as far as they are
concerned they are merely disciplining their
insubordinate wives! Once again, I draw an
example from the flogging-husband, he only
realized he was being most unkind to his wife,
when his landlady got wind of the mistreatment
and gave him a deserved tongue-lashing that
included such words/phrases as ‘devil’ ‘wicked’
‘animal’ ‘like a housemaid’ and ‘you could never
marry my daughter!’
Whether he stopped is a discussion for another
day, what I am saying in essence is that as a
result of a good number of guys coming from
homes where wife battery was the norm, it’s quite
natural that they will introduce such into their own
homes. The onus now lies on us to make them
realize that like the killing of twins, domestic
violence is now an unacceptable relic; we all have
a role to play in this. From the acerbic words given
to a wife-beating friend, to the cold-shoulder given
to him by the parents, and from the counselling of
the church to the reclaiming of their lost pride by
the women folk; in each small measure we can
make the home a place free of slaps, punches and
whips (you can keep one for the kids just in case).
25 November 2011
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) / Arsene Wenger's Transfer Policy by Oospi(m): 9:44am On Jul 18, 2013
Ivan Gazidis's office. Ivan is inside booking a flight to Dubai using his Emirates staff discount card. There is a knock at the door:
Ivan: "Come in"
Arsène: "Errr... hello Ivan"
Ivan: "Ah, Arsène, thanks for popping 'round. Please, take a seat"
(Arsène sits down)
Ivan: "Enjoying the sun?"
Arsène: "So, so"
Ivan: "Indeed. Anyway ... I have some bad news. Real Madrid called on Saturday night and it's a no-go on Higuaín sadly. They ain't selling"
Arsène: "Oh dear"
Ivan: "Oh dear indeed"
(The two men start laughing)
Ivan: "Phew hey! Imagine us paying that much for a player. I mean, the wages alone"
Arsène: "It would have been crazy Ivan. With that much money I can buy 23 French teenagers and a couple of African ones too"
Ivan: "More Arsène, more. I've been told about a dozen nine-year-olds from Mozambique who are absolutely terrific and would cost no more than a few pennies each"
(Arsène pulls his wallet out of his pocket and flicks through the contents): "Hmmm … yes I can afford that"
Ivan: "WE can afford that Arsène, WE"
(Arsène smiles): "Yes Ivan, WE"
Ivan: "Anyway, we've dodged a bullet there, but the fans are still grumbling.They want a big signing … or at least for us to try and make a big signing"
(Arsène sighs)
Ivan: "I know how you feel about this Arsène but you have to understand it from their point of view. I mean… it's been eight years since Arsenal won a -"
Arsène: "We qualify for the Champions League every season Ivan!"
Ivan: "I know Arsène, I know. And the board are very grateful. But we have to listen to the fans. Or at least pretend to listen to them"
Arsène: "Yes, yes"
Ivan: "Don't panic - I have aplan. I'm going to callLiverpoolup again and tell them we want to improve our bid forLuis Suárez"
Arsène: "Ivan, no. I've told you already, I don't want that madman anywhere near here. He'll try and eat the players"
Ivan: "Relax Arsène, I know what I'm doing. I'm going to increase our bid to £35m– there's no way Liverpool will accept that. But the fans will be happy because they'll think we're serious about spending lots of money, signing big players, and meanwhile we can concentrate on the kids. You know, the ones from Mozambique I was telling you about."
Arsène: "OK Ivan, if you think that will work, let's do it. But we mustn't go up to £40m. We cannot risk Liverpool saying yes"
Ivan: "Don't worry Arsène, we won't. £35m and then we stop"
Arsène: "OK"
Ivan: "Excellent. Don't meanto be rude Arsène, but I'm kind of in the middle of something here"
Arsène: "Oh, sorry. I'll go"
Ivan: "Great. Shut the door on the way out will you"
(Arsène stands up and leaves the room)

culled from: http://m.guardiannews.com/football/2013/jul/15/football-transfer-rumours-luis-suarez-arsenal
TV/Movies / Re: Which Is Your Worst Nigerian TV Station? by Oospi(m): 9:22am On Jul 18, 2013
NTA







NTA Aba







NTA Sports 24
Religion / Re: A Must Read: The Dust Raised By John Kumuyi's Wedding! by Oospi(m): 8:34am On Jul 15, 2013
bizmahn:
Satan will certainly continue till the very end before God will unleash judgement wrath on him.If you refuse to repent of your determination to subtly drag souls to hell,you will face God not just at the end but in the now.But I pray you repent.
Frosbel or whatever.....Repent!
Celebrities / Re: Nigerian Divas And The 'orobo' Syndrome. by Oospi(m): 6:29pm On Apr 18, 2010
Guys cant deny that we all like 'meaty' women, to keep our hands full in bed

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