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veave:start from somewhere. It wont happen like magic. It takes time and determination. Ask the HolyGhost to pray for you and direct you. One thing is to pray, another is to prevail in prayer. So prayer for lengthy periods is not utmost(though neccessary atimes), prevailin is all the matters. You wanna increase, act like you wanna and ask God for hep and direction. Every Christain has gotta grow! |
prissyluv:wel, from my understanding, there are 3 types of dreams: ones from God, from the devil and ones as a result of your imaginations. I also want to know the answer to this question. One thing is sure, if you'v got a confusing dream, talk to God about it if you'r a faithful child or someone who's spirirually matured and knowledgeable about dreams. God never fails, He is so sure! So, did you have a confusing dream? |
ApexTitan:okay, mayb in 1973! |
[quote author=expensive007 post=30027635][/quote]no be so o. I buy windows 8.1 na. So as 10 kon show and dem talk say na free, make dem better leave am like that. |
Cant wait to lay me hands on this. It had better be free!!! |
And they made marks on the history board! Great! Splendid! Gates made a mark. Jobs made mark a. Awo made a mark. Dangote is marking a mark. Former nafdac boss(cant recall her name, R.I.P) made a mark. I am gonna make a mark, this i know. So help me God! |
Of course i would! As long as she's a great persn worth spending the rest of one's life with. So what's the big deal about sex self? Sex na food/money ni?! Besides, we'll have a marriage long sex life.. E go tire person self. So why rush? Its not worth the fuss abeg. |
martineverest:microsoft have this habbit of coming in late, they really have to loosen up a bit. |
TacoROM:i get you but the guys at MS have this habbit of coming in late... They need to loosen up and see things for what they really are. They still have lots of propriety rights and protection, loosening a bit won't kill'em. Even MS office sute now have competition. These guys need to innovate, else they will die..! Heard windows 10 will be free? |
SeverusSnape:okay then. Cacth ya later. I'v got wesley's sister to catch! |
SeverusSnape:you had better come back, we still need you here at Hogwart*. |
SeverusSnape:snapes?! He died a long time ago; all thanks to the Dark Lord. Sure you are in the other world and i know you reaching out through the internet via magic, i appreciate what you did for me, i know i came a lil' hard on you couple o'times, 'twas my ignorance at work. Sincerely, harry 'paranorman' sherlock Holmes potter. |
CrazyScientist:okay, have you tried running another game on it? |
CrazyScientist:follow the suggestions on the web page. If you'r still not satisified, i suggest you chat with Microsoft 24/7 customer service online, they do really come in handy; and if you'r thinking of downloading autorun.dll, do get it from microsoft/partners, its safer that way. First, follow the suggestions on the webpage. |
Gbengard:is it still covered(warranty)? If not, take it to a TRUSTED technician. I know how it feels bro. Are you running on Intel or AMD? |
Gbengard:pele. I know the feeling. Your system won't power on or screen wont come up?! How long do you use your PC? And what kinda apps are ran most times by you? Fav apps i mean sniff hard on it to check if its not burnt. Did your PC fall off from height? Somethingis def wrong with your hardware: motherboard or c.p.u! Got time to spear, this might come in handy! http://pcsupport.about.com/od/findbysymptom/tp/computer-wont-turn-on.htm |
CrazyScientist:in your case, i think it is corrupt. Have you tried running another game on your PC? Anyway, i got this for you: http://www.solvusoft.com/en/files/missing-not-found-error/dll/windows/microsoft/windows-8-pro/autorun-dll/ |
CrazyScientist:what error message are you getting or is it just crashing out? |
CrazyScientist:do you have the direct-x tecnology on your PC? Have you tried running same on another PC? What the error mesage you'r gettin? |
vindicated:interesting! This thread has been a blessing to me, seriously. Lots and lots and lots of secrets were revealed. When i'v got time and free data, 'm gonna go over this thread and read the pages all over again..! If i write my experience here, there wouldnt be space enough. It got to a time when i cried and told God i was too young for all these, that why couldnt he just make a 'normal' young person. So many attacks and evil dreams. But he was moulding me. Then i got reinvented and i became a 'joker' to this problems.(you watched batman?).. Sometimes, I just wish demons can die(die and cease to exit) when we pray. |
Windows 10’s new browser will have the most advanced features ever: This is Spartan By Tom Warren on January 8, 2015. Microsoft is planning to radically overhaul its web browser in Windows 10. Sources familiar with the company’s Windows plans tellThe Vergethat the new browser, codenamed Spartan, will include a host of new features not found in rival browsers. Chief among the plans for Spartan is new inking support that allows Windows 10 users to annotate a web page with a stylus and send the notes and annotations to a friend or colleague. The web note service will be powered by Microsoft’s OneDrive cloud storage, meaning notes will be stored on a copy of a web page that can be accessed by any browser across multiple platforms. As annotations are shared, multiple users can doodle on a web page and share edits and annotations between groups. Cortana is coming to your browser: A second major feature for Spartan will be the integration of Microsoft’s Cortana digital assistant. Microsoft is planning to use Cortana to surface information on flights, hotel bookings, package tracking, and other data within the traditional address bar. If you use Cortana to track a particular flight and start to search for "American Airlines" in the browser address bar, it will automatically display tracked flights and allow Spartan users to view the status of the flight directly. It’s a subtle addition, but you’ll also be able to access Cortana search directly from the new tab interface in Spartan. Cortana integration in the Spartan browser is planned to replace every instance of the existing Bing methods in Internet Explorer. Other features include a new way to group tabs together to declutter the occasionally messy interface of multiple browser tabs. Spartan will allow users to group tabs however they want, making it easier, for example, to split up personal tabs from work ones. Microsoft also originally planned to allow Spartan to support custom themes, but we understand the company has dropped this for the final new browser in Windows 10. Such support may arrive in future updates. Spartan will be a Windows Store app for regular updates! Spartan is designed to be a single browser across PCs, tablets, and phones. We’re told that Microsoft will make Spartan a Windows Store app, enabling the company to quickly and easily update the browser in future. ZDNet previously reportedthat Microsoft will continue to include Internet Explorer in Windows 10, and we understand this will be primarily for legacy compatibility reasons. Spartan is the main browser in Windows 10, and most users will be accessing the web using it. While Spartan will be a Windows Store app, we understand Microsoft isn’t planning to make it a universal app initially. One version of Spartan will be available in the Store as a desktop app, and another as a modern app for tablets and phones. Both will be updated regularly with identical features. Microsoft is planning to keep the look and feel of Spartan very similar across phones, tablets, and PCs. The desktop version looks like a simplified version of Chrome, with a tabbed interface above the address bar, alongside options to go back, forward, and refresh a page. It’s all designed to look lightweight, without the bloat typically associated with older versions of Internet Explorer. While the Spartan name is a codename, it’s not clear if Microsoft plans to continue the Internet Explorer branding with its new browser. That naming and other features of Spartan could play a part in Microsoft’s Windows 10 event on January 21st. Microsoft is planning to detail the consumer features of Windows 10 at its press event later this month, including its phone and tablet features. We reached out to Microsoft for comment on its Windows 10 browser plans, but a spokesperson says the company has "nothing to share." :@ *clears throat* IE is good and and pretty fast, especially version 10 upwards but potential consumers just don't trust the brand name no more.. I guess thats what happens when you keep your stuffs 'closed' for a long time even when you do not wield fully, monopoly no more. IE killed Firefox initially, the former rose and conquered and then came Chrome from no where! They got on the drag entering the mobile market, google and apple are holding it down, draggin such beauty(OS on the mud! I think they really need to kick some sense/ideas into the inventory team at MS; these guys are are still in 1954! Good o' Multichoice, they saw Consat and potential competitors and innovated, targetin the middle class! And then came their new product..Just hope the browser its really light, covers a wide range of support and standards, and a loosened grip on its 'closeness' ![]() signed: paranorman, concerned fanboy.. http://www.theverge.com/2015/1/8/7516489/windows-10-new-browser-spartan-features so, is W10 gonna be really free? And i think i'v got something for MS on maxmizing gaming experience accross all platforms. |
Windows 10’s new browser will have the most advanced features ever: This is Spartan By Tom Warren on January 8, 2015. Microsoft is planning to radically overhaul its web browser in Windows 10. Sources familiar with the company’s Windows plans tellThe Vergethat the new browser, codenamed Spartan, will include a host of new features not found in rival browsers. Chief among the plans for Spartan is new inking support that allows Windows 10 users to annotate a web page with a stylus and send the notes and annotations to a friend or colleague. The web note service will be powered by Microsoft’s OneDrive cloud storage, meaning notes will be stored on a copy of a web page that can be accessed by any browser across multiple platforms. As annotations are shared, multiple users can doodle on a web page and share edits and annotations between groups. Cortana is coming to your browser: A second major feature for Spartan will be the integration of Microsoft’s Cortana digital assistant. Microsoft is planning to use Cortana to surface information on flights, hotel bookings, package tracking, and other data within the traditional address bar. If you use Cortana to track a particular flight and start to search for "American Airlines" in the browser address bar, it will automatically display tracked flights and allow Spartan users to view the status of the flight directly. It’s a subtle addition, but you’ll also be able to access Cortana search directly from the new tab interface in Spartan. Cortana integration in the Spartan browser is planned to replace every instance of the existing Bing methods in Internet Explorer. Other features include a new way to group tabs together to declutter the occasionally messy interface of multiple browser tabs. Spartan will allow users to group tabs however they want, making it easier, for example, to split up personal tabs from work ones. Microsoft also originally planned to allow Spartan to support custom themes, but we understand the company has dropped this for the final new browser in Windows 10. Such support may arrive in future updates. Spartan will be a Windows Store app for regular updates! Spartan is designed to be a single browser across PCs, tablets, and phones. We’re told that Microsoft will make Spartan a Windows Store app, enabling the company to quickly and easily update the browser in future. ZDNet previously reportedthat Microsoft will continue to include Internet Explorer in Windows 10, and we understand this will be primarily for legacy compatibility reasons. Spartan is the main browser in Windows 10, and most users will be accessing the web using it. While Spartan will be a Windows Store app, we understand Microsoft isn’t planning to make it a universal app initially. One version of Spartan will be available in the Store as a desktop app, and another as a modern app for tablets and phones. Both will be updated regularly with identical features. Microsoft is planning to keep the look and feel of Spartan very similar across phones, tablets, and PCs. The desktop version looks like a simplified version of Chrome, with a tabbed interface above the address bar, alongside options to go back, forward, and refresh a page. It’s all designed to look lightweight, without the bloat typically associated with older versions of Internet Explorer. While the Spartan name is a codename, it’s not clear if Microsoft plans to continue the Internet Explorer branding with its new browser. That naming and other features of Spartan could play a part in Microsoft’s Windows 10 event on January 21st. Microsoft is planning to detail the consumer features of Windows 10 at its press event later this month, including its phone and tablet features. We reached out to Microsoft for comment on its Windows 10 browser plans, but a spokesperson says the company has "nothing to share." :@ *clears throat* IE is good and and pretty fast, especially version 10 upwards but potential consumers just don't trust the brand name no more.. I guess thats what happens when you keep your stuffs 'closed' for a long time even when you do not wield fully, monopoly no more. IE killed Firefox initially, the former rose and conquered and then came Chrome from no where! They got on the drag entering the mobile market, google and apple are holding it down, draggin such beauty(OS on the mud! I think they really need to kick some sense/ideas into the inventory team at MS; these guys are are still in 1954! Good o' Multichoice, they saw Consat and potential competitors and innovated, targetin the middle class! And then came their new product..Just hope the browser its really light, covers a wide range of support and standards, and a loosened grip on its 'closeness' ![]() signed: paranorman, concerned fanboy.. http://www.theverge.com/2015/1/8/7516489/windows-10-new-browser-spartan-features |
Can this election just come and go already?! Can't wait. Tired of all fuzz about this ish. Let it come and be long gone! Phew.. |
ebuetor:this are big time parables. Also, how do one meditate? I have been asking questions about this and havent gotten a satisfactory answer. I read God's word day and night and i want more, more and more. I want HIM to speak to me in another dimension in a way i am not used to. I have a powerful mind, a very powerful one. There's this surge of negative energy(opposing thoughts/voices, negetive thoughts, vain thoughts and voices that speak evil outrightly to oneself). But thank God for his mercies, voice of the Holyspirit counters them effectively. I know i have the HolyGhost in me, but i am not full and not where i want myself to be placed spiritually, not at all. The Spirit within me tellls me this, "you just need to be full". So, what say you? |
acorntree:well written. The prob of this country is bad leadership, no futuristic plans and we are so not proactive.. We'v got gas and oil dont we? So why can't we just utilize this gold we got here and lets see the results. Just imagine us; one of the top ten oil producers have non effcient refineries and extensive gas lines ?! Just take a look at brazil, they are energy independent! Our government is a burden on us, sorry to say.. |
Funpeter:man, you guys are no competition..! |
I like this ' the great firewall of China'.. Sounds like the the great wall of China itself. Sweet. But so much for power grip, too much worry. |
ooops, this is harsh.. so uncouth! there are more than one way to say a thing and still pass the intended message.. |
Funpeter:Yimu.. gunners? You ain't competition bro. |
Leadn:'twill truly maximize privacy/security if the companies involved do not store data in anyway.... |
seangy4konji:and what's a pigeon hole? |
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on the mud! I think they really need to kick some sense/ideas into the inventory team at MS; these guys are are still in 1954! Good o' Multichoice, they saw Consat and potential competitors and innovated, targetin the middle class! And then came their new product..