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shoefreak: Mister geek, how r u na? Hehehe...

hehehe geek ke? Abeg o I no follow

I'm fine dear & u?

bigsam360: It Works perfectly!!!! The location was in United Kingdom, so i changed it to Nigeria. Thank you BIG.. Thinking i actually had to delete my pre install win8 nd loss all my apps. Mhen, Its gud to ask qstns oo, wld have save me al the wahala i went tru in d wikend.

Once again NL has proven useful to me. THANKS YOU SIR

You're welcome man, glad i could be of help

bigsam360: It Works perfectly!!!! The location was in United Kingdom, so i changed it to Nigeria. Thank you BIG.. Thinking i actually had to delete my pre install win8 nd loss all my apps. Mhen, Its gud to ask qstns oo, wld have save me al the wahala i went tru in d wikend.

Once again NL has proven useful to me. THANKS YOU SIR

You're welcome man, glad i could be of help

bigsam360: Hi guys, please I need your help on how to restore my HP Pavilion back to its default OS
It's a UK used HP pavilion which I have been using for months now, it works fine and is on windows 8 until some days ago when I notice my google search keeps giving me results from Uk, even wen I access yahoo, it takes me to Yahoo UK, my Facebook also was not login anymore as it tells me am trying to access it from a different location, my emails too, the same thing.
Initially, I tut it was a problem with my cookies, I den cleared all cookies and browser history, yet it's still remain same, I den concluded to get a new OS to install, den I got windows8 professional hoping after my clean install, d problem will b solved.
The problem was still the same, infact now my system slows nd hang somtimes.
Please I want to know if there is a way I can restore my default windows8 dat came with d system?. Also if there is a solution for the location issue.
Any suggestions will be appreciated

Go to control panel and click on the Region Icon, then go to the location tab and change the home location setting to the country of your choice (Most people have it set at USA). Then apply and try surfing the web again.

Let us know if it works

[quote author=bigsam360][/quote]Go to control panel and click on the Region Icon, then go to the location tab and change the home location setting to the country of your choice (Most people have it set at USA). Then apply and try surfing the web again.

Let me know if it works

Creamish: Abpatrick7, Shoefreak, Olubukato, Oxone, Jbluv55, Dre11, jaybee3, Chuckdee4, Tallesty1, TyTymer, Sailormoon, KingTom & Mukina2.

creamish, shoefreak, dyt, sailormoon, lynpetra, moneysoldier, pdude, sienna, ikenna351.....will be back with the rest

Chiefupper: the problem I have is that I can't get that of 64 bit around me here (ilorin)

So make do with the 32bit app man, you'll only notice a difference in a few apps

Chiefupper: this was exactly what I was told by many people but when I later read through the casing of the second software I bought, I saw "32 bit only " on it so I thought it can not work vice versa

64bit applications will not run on 32bit OS. The OS won't even accept the installation but would rather show an error message.

Where's dyt?

Haven't seen her today

sharks776: Let me remind you that it is not just going to the
ATM once in a day that matters or they are
talking about, but how many withdrawals you make.
for instance, assuming you organize yourself
properly like you said and decided that you need
N100,000. Tell me is there any ATM machine that
will allow you to withdraw N100,000 at once? the
answer is NO, you will need to make at least 5
withdrawals (on average) which counts or translate
to using the ATM FIVE TIMES ( a limitation on how
many withdrawal we can make) so why say people
make multiple withdrawal when u don't allow them
to withdraw N100,000 at once. greed at its peek!

When you need to do multiple withdrawal, then use your bank ATM which is completely free. How hard can it be?

Chiefupper: good afternoon house, I wanted to install AutoCAD software on my system (window 7 ultimate 64 bit ) but I couldn't so when I checked the software case I discovered it was meant for 32 bit only, I have bought up to five software now and to my surprise they are all 32 bit, my question is is there no 64 bit software and if there is why is it that 32 bit are more common than 64 bit and finally which one is better in terms of function between the two? thanks

Most programs designed for a computer running a 32-bit version of Windows will run fine on a computer running a 64-bit version of Windows. (Notable exceptions are antivirus programs.) However, most programs designed specifically for a 64-bit version of Windows will often run faster, especially if they involve intensive tasks such as editing high-definition video or operating a large database.

UchihaMadara: Why is this even an issue? It's remote ATMs Y'all!!!!

Not everything in this life can be free. You can still withdraw FREE from your banks ATM.

Why do you think in developed countries, banks with the most ATMs use that as a selling point(BOA comes to mind)?

Now it's up to us, the customers, to choose good banks, with multiple ATMs that we can access, not a bank with only one ATM that is 50km away.

Thank you!

I don't know why comprehension is so difficult for some people

IfyAngela: When you are head over heels in love with someone, you could get blind to their faults and blind to the signs that should be obvious.

Exactly my point!

Those indicators are always there but people are always blinded by emotions.

IfyAngela: What?

U quoted me & said nothing so I'm wondering what's up

[quote author=IfyAngela][/quote]

IfyAngela: Exactly, and people like that are good at manipulating.

Not if you keep your eyes open and look beyond what you see.

There are always signs that most people tend to ignore

Just When you think d Govt will take things seriously, they surprise u.....How hard is it to secure a quarantine zone? Damn!

And why exactly is the minister of health still keeping his job?

No wonder nobody takes us seriously and everyone wants to use us as their lab rats. Very soon Haiti will come out with an experimental drug to test on us.

sailormoon: I have stages where I'm on and off, I kind of just lurk, you?

Well i was off for a while and then lurked for sometime too but now i'm back for good.

BTW i meant if you're back to 9ja?

sailormoon: Oh blue spice! Haven't heard from her in ages lol hope she's well

Yeah she is!

So whats up with you? are you back?

sailormoon: Lol urm >.<

Yeah it has, you too I know right, I want more people to pop up!

was in touch with Bluespice a couple of weeks back and she's good and thoniaslim is here somewhere

sailormoon: Hey, just around, how are you?? Nice to see you after so long!


Lol crush ke

How are you? Long time o

Yes now with those lips of yours.....chai!

It's been ages, good to see you back here. was wondering what happened to the old crew

Creamish: Datz my girlcrush.

hmmm no comment

Creamish: Sailormoon is my darling Ibkaye? Where've u been gurlie?

As In! I'm wondering same too

My crush from way back

Canada has so far produced only about 1,500 doses of vaccine, which has not been tested on humans


Canada will donate a small quantity of an experimental Ebola vaccine developed in its government laboratory to the World Health Organization for use in Africa, the country’s health minister said on Tuesday.

The decision to donate the vaccine came after the WHO said on Tuesday that it was ethical to offer untested drugs to people infected by the virus.

The Canadian government will donate between 800 to 1,000 doses of the vaccine, with the final number dependent on how much Canada holds back for research and clinical trials. The government will also keep a small supply in case it is needed domestically.

The health minister, Rona Ambrose, said she offered the vaccine to Dr Margaret Chan, director general of the WHO.

The US is also working on a vaccine and the WHO and governments involved were discussing possible use in Africa, said Dr Greg Taylor, deputy chief public health officer of the Public Health Agency of Canada.

Canada only had about 1,500 animal doses of the vaccine, which it invented a few years ago, and would need four to six months to make a large quantity, he said. The government’s vaccine is separate from the treatment being developed by Canada’s Tekmira Pharmaceuticals.

“We see this as a global resource, something we need to put on the global table to say ... how can we make best use of this asset? We’re looking to do that as fast as we can,” Taylor said.

The Ebola outbreak is the world’s largest and deadliest. So far, 1,013 people have died, the vast majority in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone.

The Canadian vaccine, which the agency licensed for commercialisation to the US firm BioProtection Systems, a unit of Newlink Genetics, has proved effective in animals but has never been tested in humans, Taylor said.

Last week, NewLink said BioProtection had a contract with the US Department of Defense for studies to bring the Canadian Ebola vaccine closer to human testing.

“We’ve been trying to figure out how we can make a contribution in the fight against this disease and get our vaccine into the clinic,” Brian Wiley, NewLink vice-president of business development, told Reuters.

“A large amount of work still needs to be done, but when there is a dire need the powers that be move at a quicker pace.”

Taylor did not specify which of several US vaccines in development he was referring to that might be used in Africa along with the Canadian vaccine.

Profectus BioSciences of Tarrytown, New York, had tested its Ebola vaccine in monkeys with good results, its chief science officer John Eldridge said on Tuesday.

But deciding whether to use an experimental drug on humans was “very difficult,” Taylor said.

“You really don’t know how safe it is, you don’t know what the side effects are going to be. But in this extraordinary circumstance in Africa right now, we’re trying to do everything we can to assist.”

The first doses in Africa would probably be available to healthcare workers, Taylor said.

The Public Health Agency of Canada was also involved in the development of ZMapp, an experimental Ebola treatment that has been used to treat two infected American aid workers. Liberia said on Tuesday it would get the drug to treat two doctors.

http://www.theguardian.com/society/2014/aug/13/ebola-canada-donate-experimental-vaccine-africa

Interesting thread......Now lets see