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3D printing?

What is a 3D printing?

How is it necessary? Where is it coming from? And what could we possibly use it for?

Aight. SLow down people. You’ve come to me for answers to cool stuff. Relax. I got this.

3D Printing is:

“A process of making three dimensional solid objects from a digital model. 3D printing is achieved using additive processes, where an object is created by laying down successive layers of material. 3D printing is considered distinct from traditional machining techniques (subtractive processes) which mostly rely on the removal of material by drilling, cutting etc.”

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All that plenty grammar means you can fire up your CAD software, create a 3D model of whatever it is you want to bring to reality, plug in your printer and BAM! There it is, right there in front of you. In whatever medium you want.

You don’t understand.

You can print a box. A real life 3 dimensional box. A phone. A shoe. Anything. In 3D.

One word.

AWESOME!!!

Because of this tech, we’ve got cool stuff popping up all around us like these for example:

The 3D Doodler:

“A US startup firm has launched a 3D printing prototype on Kickstarter that allows you to draw 3D objects in the air with a pen.

Dubbed 3Doodler, the pen extrudes heated ABS plastic that quickly cools and solidifies into a stable structure in the air or on surfaces and requires no software or computers.
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Wahala dey Oooooo.......This is From a Man to his Woman.....

1. Ask for what you want. Subtle hints do not work! Strong hints do not work! Obvious hints do not work! Just say it!

2. We don't remember dates. Mark them on a calendar and remind us frequently. Especially our wedding anniversaries and the kid’s birthdays.

3. Yes and No are perfectly acceptable answers to almost every question.

4. Aso-Ebi is not necessary for every party.

5. McDonald or All you can eat restaurant is not a substitute for home cooking.

6. Come to us with a problem only if you want help solving it. That's what we do. Sympathy is what your girlfriends and facebook are for.

7. Anything we said 6 months ago is inadmissible in an argument. In fact all comments become null and void after 7 days.

8. If something we said can be interpreted two ways and one of the ways makes you sad or angry, we meant the other one.

9. Let us look. It doesn't hurt anyone, to look. And for us, its genetic.

10. Whenever possible, please say whatever you have to say during commercials.

11. ALL men see in only 16 colors. Peach, for example, is a fruit, not a color. We have no idea what mauve is.

12. Talking to an ex is just that.. Talking.. Not a big deal. We are not trying to apply the “Debe Debe” Rule.

13. Withholding sex because you are upset at us is not an option.. it is not biblical.

14. If we ask what is wrong and you say "nothing," we will believe you. We are not mind readers and we never will be.

15. You have enough clothes and shoes.

16. You can either ask us to do something or tell us how you want it done. Not both. If you already know best how to do it, just do it yourself. No offense!

17. Please do not ask us question during football games.

18. I am in shape. Round is a shape.

19. 7 hours in church on Sunday after all night party on Saturday is not acceptable.

20. Wearing the wedding ring is optional. If we forget to wear it, we are not cheating.

Thank you for reading this; Yes, I know, I have to sleep on the couch tonight and get bigger gifts from now on to make up for this list…

[quote author=Anyi.]But seun for ask them to top the money small maybe 2million dollars na[/quote]In 5-10yrs time nairaland would be worth more than that. Whose loss now? Seun just built a lifetime business because, he doesn't have to work for no man till he dies if NL keeps going at this pace. Isn't that a blessing?

matt wrap or vinyl? and where dyu intend installing it? on the body or inside the car? i can help you out.

Nathbillion, in case of a future occurrence, washing the engine is a good thing to do. you have to look for people who specialize in doing so because, you know how Our dear country can be in the rainy season where everywhere is muddy and these mud go to various parts of the engine and block it, thereby reducing the engine's performance, especially the radiator system. I wash my engine every month and it still looks new just like i bought it.

[quote author=Mynd_44]No one can replace another. It is impossible. You can only be like the other person[/quote]Every man to his thoughts.

lol. Have you Listened yet before making this conclusion?

This amazing singer, songwriter and guitarist, a Law Graduate from the University of Jos, has often been referred to as the future of Nigerian Soul music. A Project Fame West Africa alumni, Lindsey charmed us all with her vocals on songs with some of the best Nigerian artistes such as: Jehovah” with M.I off the “Talk About It” album, “Thank You” with DJinee and ‘Greatest’ and ‘This Jagged Life’ off Jesse Jagz’ “Jag of all Trades” album, and many others.

Since Project Fame West Africa, Lindsey has released 3 singles; Drift Away (Produced by Jesse Jagz), The 90’s Song (produced by IBK) and a Cover of ‘Jailer’ (Original by Asa) and accompanied by Atta Lenell. Her sound has been described as ‘music from the heart that hits you right between the eyes’.

After waiting and working for three years, we are proud to present “Brown the EP” by Lindsey. This independent release contains eight ( never heard before songs and three (3) bonus tracks with features by Ese Peters and Eve Urrah.

Lindsey describes this project as a journey through her mind, her alter egos Quebec, the ‘conservative’ vs. Brown, the liberal/ experimental.

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This amazing singer, songwriter and guitarist, a Law Graduate from the University of Jos, has often been referred to as the future of Nigerian Soul music. A Project Fame West Africa alumni, Lindsey charmed us all with her vocals on songs with some of the best Nigerian artistes such as: Jehovah” with M.I off the “Talk About It” album, “Thank You” with DJinee and ‘Greatest’ and ‘This Jagged Life’ off Jesse Jagz’ “Jag of all Trades” album, and many others.

Since Project Fame West Africa, Lindsey has released 3 singles; Drift Away (Produced by Jesse Jagz), The 90’s Song (produced by IBK) and a Cover of ‘Jailer’ (Original by Asa) and accompanied by Atta Lenell. Her sound has been described as ‘music from the heart that hits you right between the eyes’.

After waiting and working for three years, we are proud to present “Brown the EP” by Lindsey. This independent release contains eight ( never heard before songs and three (3) bonus tracks with features by Ese Peters and Eve Urrah.

Lindsey describes this project as a journey through her mind, her alter egos Quebec, the ‘conservative’ vs. Brown, the liberal/ experimental.

https://miabaga.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/Cvrfront-HighRes-modified.jpg
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[size=14pt]ITS LINDSAY BROWN. She's the future of versatile Nigerian Music[/size]

Themaingate: this concern all those supporting this scammer/criminal called Omowunmi Allen

"SANGO can never leave OYO to save a life in LAGOS... Not possible... That's AYELALA'S job. Moral lesson= Mind ur Business before it becomes too Late "

@bbfever or whatever you call your name ,stop derailing this thread and its better you stay away from this or i will force you to dance naked in the market square for 7days

A WORD IS ENOUGH FOR THE WISE

LOl. Oga u r the one derailing this thread. Did we tell you we are looking for a movie producer to shoot your yoruba epic movies? Please stick to topic and stop pronouncing things you cannot accomplish.

bbfever: Bbfever isn't my first ID . I have been on NL for years

so why did you change your moniker?

surveyProf: Am checking the "i" now


"i" =========> Mrs Bukki Orekoya, chartered accountant --------

lol. bro...how? where did you get this info from? some pipu dey binu gan o.

bbfever: I JUST WONT BOTHER RESPONDING TO YOU because YOU ARE JUST BELOW PAR IN INTELLIGENCE AFTERALL YOU JUST JOINED NL ON JANUARY 18, 2013.

bros. lol. you just joined 2 months earlier before him na..looooolz

Fogman: I cant wait to come back!

Oga fogman. How fr you now?

Tuface dey even fear to pack kim well for the camera...

chiswaggs: What!

loool are you part of them?

Our local arshes no impress am.lol. They are all coconut heads//

[size=14pt]Hurhn *in Rick ross' voice* LIKE A BOSS. I think his frugal spending nature got him to this point where he is.[/size]

klasys: this is amazon

can see you've been window shopping on that site lately. SMH

Torrent!

this laila no get work...

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If there’s any reason we should trust Stephen Keshi, it’s because he has proven himself to be quite good at games. And we’re not talking football. Barely 24 hours after the Super Eagles won the AFCON, we heard the news that Stephen Keshi, Super Eagles Manager and Coach, had resigned. The news swept across the nation; angry wildfire on the tongues of men.

Then just as we were getting ready to occupy something, we found out he’d withdrawn his resignation.

Here’s his statement:

My attention has been drawn to reports in the media that I have resigned my appointment as the Head Coach of Super Eagles of Nigeria.

While I have had cause to express my displeasure over some issues that happened in the course of our participation in the AFCON 2013, which my team won by the grace of God, especially concerning my relationship with the Nigerian Football Federation, I have since had opportunity to discuss the various issues with all concerned. I am therefore pleased to say that I have reconsidered my position and have decided to continue with my job.

I want to thank the Honourable Minister of Sports, Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi, for his swift and kind intervention.

Signed

Stephen Okechukwu Keshi

12th February 2013

Nicely done, Keshi. Nicely done. We see what you did there. If we were you too, we’d have done exactly the same thing.

Yes indeed, after doing our damndest to guide the Super Eagles to victory, past the murky waters of NFF politics and dreadful dangers of failure, we’d have said “My work here is done.” And walked off. Then we’d have listened with immense self gratification to the footsteps running after us

They’d be desperate. They’d offer anything. We’d pretend to reconsider for a while, and then grudgingly accept. “But only if,” we would have said, “You are prepared to meet my list of demands.”

We don’t know what you demanded, but we came up with a few suggestions for you:

1. A 5 year ironclad contract to Coach Super Eagles regardless of wins and/or losses.

2. Good seats at any movie you’re going to at the cinema.

3. A Valentine’s gift from every Nigerian.

4. A valentine’s gift from every Nigerian except Mr Ibu.

5. Everybody has to address you by new nickname “Coach Of Life.”

Well played, Keshi. We are extremely proud of you.

You have demonstrated beyond any doubt, that when it comes to subterfuge and intrigue, strategy and game play, you are well ahead of the competition

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[size=14pt]b-itch slap am again abeg[/size]