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eros:
Elegushi beach will be very perfect at night and you should be at DV 8 Bar. You both will love it.

I agree wif u. It's a 1daful xperience !!

Now that was way above!!!

hmmmmm so much photo shopping u don't even know how many pics r real or fake cos i can c a coupla fake ones.

Developing a Shipping Inventory app using J2EE. Hope 2 b done by the end of d month n git ma cheddars

Scala is still in it's developmental state cos it's yet 2 live the lab (still managed by academicians). Inasmuch I love it's features and I've actually written an Enterprise app with it, I still think it's not yet fully matured. So until then I'll still use java for serious projects.

Mr Chris:
WHERE IS YOUR LOCATION PLEASE,

Ogudu Lagos.

I'll give u address 2 my residence as well as my work place. And then post dated cheques 2 cover d periods of payment.

Mr Chris:
HOW DO YOU PLAN TO GO ABOUT THAT, ?

Split the price into 3 parts, I get the phone after the first installment and I pay d remaining 2 mths consecutively.

@Mr Chris
Can I pay 3 monthly installments 4 d bb torch?

mbulela:
okafor's law

Actually I had a program i was trying to experiment the integration of an existing J2EE I developed with Scala considering that Scala is a JVM language. The J2EE app has a Struts-Spring-J2EE architecture. So I was trying 2 c where Scala would fit in (since it works with Spring and J2EE). So i chose the service layer to implement the Scala modules and heck it was a mess. However like I said using Scala end to end without Java in this architecture was a breeze and fine.

On d contrary i wasn't against it. I only felt a bit disappointed after trying it out. Yeah as a standalone app it's cool and ok but it sucks when integrating it with J2EE. It's features it quite awesome theoretically and I really 1ted Java to implement those features since the makers of Java 5 created Scala.

Yeah i keep hearing that abt Scala. However try developing a J2EE app with it or even try integrating it with an existing J2EE app and u'll realize that the Scala guys did a lot more than what they tell us on twitter.

Still pretty very much low level from a business pt of view. I think I'll wait for 8 and stick to Java. Though I'm still trying 2 give SCALA a chance cos it's has a lot of prospects but it's still not mature for the enterprise world.(IMHO)

Does Java 7 support Functional Programming as in SCALA?

@Poster
There goes anoda 'NOTICE ME!!'. GUD LUCK MAN BOY.  

annita19:
Yea the older the weaker. Wrinkle manliness lol

rokiatu:
and less stamina.


LOL. I really want to know the women who are having sex with him.

Nawt necessarily girlfriends!

^^^^ Lovely movie, Liam Neeson once again at his best

How I wish it will b a Nadal/Djoko final cos i really want Nadal beat Djoko and show he is truly king of clay

It's not true. It was d action of hackers on the PBS website.

Has any of u guys tried ur hands on Scala?
It's quite interesting and has a bright future.

I think these days gurls r just being more bold and outward in making their requests known so u can't blame them. Imagine the other day I walked into a club and started a convo with a girl I met  and d next thing she asks me if i can give her money 4 cab. She didn't even care if a car was outside or something. It was when I laughed,shook my head and walked away that she realized her mistake.

Nice one

Yesterday - Toni Braxton

NIce 1 and congrats.
Welcome 2 d Club!

Maneuvering 2 d next level of Achievement in Life and having fun while at it!!

bright007:
Nice one bro

Thanx dude!!

ode remo:
yor joke is gud, albeit stale. still refreshing.

Thanx mate I appreciate it. However remember we r in d RECYCLING AGE-MUSIC,ENVIRONMENT etc etc

[quote author=Efemena_xy link=topic=665887.msg8319440#msg8319440 date=1305382773]Not funny - besides, I don see dis joke several times jor![/quote]I can understand that.

Thank God he (Goodluck) wasn't hurt.
Nigeria deserves an apology on that.
All these opposition candidates that r bad loosers sef mschewwwwwwwwwwwww!!!!!!

If only . . . . . . . I would . . . . . . . .