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 Education / Re: How To Achieve High Scores On The GRE by adelawry(m): 2:53pm On Jul 31, 2017 |
mfarad: You can check out University of Wyoming And University of West virginia. One of them require a GPA of 2.75 and you could have a PhD in PE without MSc. And I also think, you have a good enough GRE scores for those schools. I'll like to speak with you directly. Have sent a pm. RSVP 1 Like |
| Education / Re: Uniport Students Cry About "No School Fees / No Result /repeat A Session Policy by Onyesblog(m): 2:43pm On Jul 20, 2017 |
Fans don't care! R.Kelly has 14 upcoming shows planned and there's still huge demand for tickets amid allegations he's running a "cult." Kelly's gigs were already scheduled before the scandal broke, but all of them are still scheduled, starting July 28 in virginia Beach and running through October 8 in Ontario, Cali. TMZ reached out to all of the venues - 11 confirmed nothing's changed. In fact, some like the Chene Park Amphitheatre in Detroit, told the news outlet they've been getting a high volume of calls this week alone and are almost sold out. Others told them they hadn't even received angry calls from customers over the claims R. Kelly is holding women against their will. Source: http://onyesblog..com.ng/2017/07/fans-still-buying-rkellys-concert.html?m=1
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| Education / Re: 25 Interesting Words Derived From The Names Of People Throughout History by Quelme: 5:49pm On Jul 15, 2017 |
10. Lynching
Execution of an alleged offender by a
mob or a group without a legal trial.
Named after Charles Lynch, an
American Revolutionary and virginia
planter, who incarcerated loyalist
supporters of the British even when
he didn’t have proper jurisdiction. During the American Revolution, a virginia Quaker named Charles Lynch headed a county court that imprisoned British loyalists for up to one year. He claimed that this was war necessity even though he had no proper jurisdiction. He was even able to persuade the Congress of the Confederation to exonerate him and his associates. This, however, gave rise to a controversy and the term “Lynch law”, which came to mean punishment without a trial, even though no execution was ever performed. 1 Like 1 Share
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| Education / Scholarships To Study In The Us----international by anuwa33: 6:21pm On Jul 08, 2017 |
International Scholarships to Study in the US International Scholarships to Study in the US main image It is little secret that the US is one of the most expensive nations in which to pursue higher education. But don't let that put you off, as there are hundreds of opportunities to gain funding for your studies. As an international student you won’t be eligible for funding intended specifically for US nationals. However, as US universities prioritize internationalization, the number of international scholarships to study in the US has grown. Below is a selection of US scholarships for international students, some funded by the US government, some funded by private organizations and some funded by specific institutions. Good luck with your applications! Government-funded US scholarships for international students Fulbright Foreign Student Program – Perhaps the most popular of government-funded US scholarships for international students, Fulbright offers scholarships for graduate students, young professionals and artists to study in the US for one year or more. Open to international students in all fields excluding medicine. Hubert Humphrey Fellowship Program – This is a non-degree scholarship program for international experienced professionals wishing to undertake 10 months of academic study in the US. Although the funding doesn’t support degree qualifications, students are able to study and develop their knowledge at academic institutions across the nation. Non-governmental US scholarships for international students Abbey Road Summer Scholarships – Offering US scholarships worth US$1,000 for language and art students, as well as US$500 fellowships for ‘summer enrichment’ at institutions within the states. The Next Gen Scholarship Fund – Scholarships to study in the US for non-residents and international students. Applicants must have at least a 3.0 GPA (grade point average) and be enrolled on a program at an accredited university within Washington DC, Maryland or virginia. Worth US$1,000. Tortuga Backpacks Study Abroad Scholarship – Awarded twice a year to passionate international students to study in the US. Worth US$1,000. David P. Shapiro Annual Leukaemia Scholarships – Two annual scholarships, worth US$1,000 each, open to current or prospective students in the US diagnosed with leukaemia. For Asian students: East-West Center Scholarships and Fellowships – Scholarships to study in the US within selected institutions, aimed at international students from the Asia-Pacific region. Japan-United States Friendship Commission – An initiative run by Japan and the US, the commission offers grant programs to Japanese students wishing to study in the US (and vice versa). For female students: AAUW International Fellowships – Fellowships offered by the American Association of University Women for female international students to study in the US. MIT-Zaragoza Women in Logistics and SCM Scholarship – US scholarships for female students of any age, ethnicity or nationality, to study at the Zaragoza Logistics Center at MIT. More scholarships for minority female students are listed here. For graduate students: Rotary Peace Fellowships – Scholarships to study in the US awarded to master’s degree students studying within one of Rotary’s ‘Peace Centers’ (such as at Duke University or the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill). For students from developing countries: Aga Khan Foundation International Scholarship Programme – Scholarships for postgraduate international students hailing from countries in Africa. Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders – Scholarships for African students between the ages of 25 and 35 from sub-Saharan African countries to study in the US and gain leadership and business skills. MasterCard Foundation Scholarships – Scholarships for African students to study in the US and Africa. For more scholarships for students from developing regions, visit this listing. University-specific US scholarships for international students continue reading http://www.9jaresultalert.com.ng/2017/07/scholarships-to-study-in-us.html |
| Education / 2017/2018 Virginia International University Scholarship Programme– Viu.edu by fedrick901(m): 11:52am On Jun 08, 2017 |
2017/2018 virginia International University Scholarship Programme– viu.edu virginia International University offers unimaginable opportunities which will enable you to reach your career goal. VIU is inviting international student for its scholarship programme. though, There are different types of Scholarship The virginia International University offers. virginia International University, Viu, virginia International University Scholarship How to Apply For 2017/2018 virginia International University Scholarship Students must apply for admission to virginia International University, or be currently enrolled as full-time students before they can be eligible to apply for any scholarship. Application steps To apply for a scholarship, students must follow these steps: New students: Apply for admissions at VIU Browse the scholarship opportunities Choose up to two types of scholarship Review the requirements for the scholarship application Apply online (applicant portal or student portal) Upload your documents via applicant portal or student portal. Once the application form and all the supporting documents are received, students will receive a confirmation email. Document Submission: All submissions must be scanned, color copies of the original document. Samples of these documents may include transcripts, diplomas, certificates, and test scores. Photocopies are NOT considered acceptable documentation. If any document is issued in the applicants’ native language, they must provide both the original document and a translation of the document in English. Translated documents must be notarized. VIU has the right to request original documentation. Submission of fabricated or false documents will result in disqualification from future scholarship application. virginia International University Scholarship Rules and Regulations Application 1.1 Students who are awarded a scholarship must reapply each year if they want to be considered for the scholarship for the next academic year. There is no guarantee that the scholarship will be awarded for the following year. 1.2 Students are eligible to apply for up to two scholarship types, but they will be eligible to receive only one scholarship per academic year. 1.3 All documents must be received by the application deadline. Incomplete applications will automatically be denied. 1.4 Scholarship application period opens three times a year (Spring I, Summer I, and Fall I). 1.4.1 Returning students are eligible to apply for scholarships for Spring, Summer, or Fall semesters. 1.4.2 The New Horizon scholarship accepts applications for Spring, Summer, or Fall. 1.5 Academic merit holds the highest weight in the review of most scholarship applications. In the case of a tie, the committee will rely on this hierarchy to make their award decision. 1.6 Applicants must submit one application for each scholarship for which they wish to apply. Scholarships are awarded as credit towards tuition only. The award amount will be divided into installments and the credit will be deducted from the total tuition charged for each semester. Scholarships cannot be awarded to applicants who receive any VIU discount or outside scholarship funding besides Financial Aid (e.g., government scholarships, academic collaboration-related funding, etc.). Cumulative GPA can be rounded one decimal place for eligibility requirements. Student must maintain the requirements for the scholarship for which they applied in order to continue receiving the scholarship for the subsequent semester. Evidence of English language proficiency is required depending on the type of scholarship. Students must be in good standing with the university in order to apply for any scholarship. Scholarship awardees must agree to sign a Media Release Form authorizing VIU to use their picture, video, and/or testimonial for scholarship marketing purposes. VIU full-time staff is only eligible to apply for the VIU Staff Workforce Development Scholarship. Students who are awarded with a scholarship during their last semester cannot apply the full awarded amount to one semester; only half of the scholarship amount will be applied to the student’s last semester of study. Students who apply for Work on Campus scholarship will be automatically granted the award if eligibility requirements are met. However, VIU has the right to retrieve the amount awarded for the Work on Campus scholarship within 30 consecutive days if a student resigns or is let go from the position. Students must be enrolled full time in one of VIU’s on-ground degree or language programs in order to receive the scholarship award. VIU has the right to request original documentation. Submission of fabricated or false documents will result in immediate dismissal of the application and will disqualify the individual from applying to the scholarship program in the future. Documents submitted for application purposes will not be returned to the applicant. There is no guarantee that a scholarship will be awarded solely because the applicant meets the requirements, eligibility, and/or fulfillment of the scholarship criteria. All applicants should submit their application and follow proper procedures. Application Deadline: The 2017/2018 virginia International University Scholarship Programme application deadline is September 1, 2017. Scholarship Source: virginia International University Scholarship Thank you for reading this arcticle”2017/2018 virginia International University Scholarship Programme REOPENED – viu.edu” Source==> http://collegetrap.com/scholarships/20172018-virginia-international-university-scholarship-programme-reopened-viu-edu/ |
| Education / ETL Testing Online Training USA Virginia by pranavisri: 10:00am On May 27, 2017 |
ETL Testing Introduction ETL is the short form of Extract, Transform and Load, in the field of data warehousing. It is primarily defined as data extraction from various applications. Furthermore, various vendors support it. Moreover, the services are operated on various technologies. It is further used for transforming data from staging tables. With the help of ETL Testing Training, the aspirants will get to learn about the underlying information, which influences business decisions, and working on its efficacy level. The main aim of this course module is to deliver repeatable, complete and auditable test coverage value, of the entire ETL procedure. There are various significant course modules available, for fulfilling dreams of various aspiring students. ETL Testing Training Overview : With the help of ETL Testing Online Training, you are going to uncover data losses along with some transformation errors. The course modules are designed to help you learn more about output inaccuracies along with data integrity issues. It can further help in balancing table mismatches followed by application upgrade errors, too. This course module helps in targeting data completeness, which cover null records, truncations, boundary cases and special cases, as well. It further helps in validating fields, records and full contents. It further helps you to Learn ETL and verifies for record counts, checksum and analyzing some forms of data rejections. Curriculum of this course: With the help of ETL Testing Tools courses, you have to learn more about the authentic services, relating to this category. From transformation rules to performance, regression to scalability and even system integration, everything must be incorporated in the course modules. Some of the course modules are: Highlights of this course: Whenever you are willing to join Software Testing Training, you might have to learn about the highlights of this course. Why will you waste our time and money for their services, when you have so many other variations to look for? Well, through this course, you will: • Come to learn about the current ETL testing concepts • Furthermore, students will come to know more about the waterfall model and model services • Agile mobile and mythology is another significant point of focus from your side after joining with these course modules • Get to learn about white box testing and 3 testing methodologies QEdge Technologies Training Services • We Provide ETL Testing Classroom Training ,ETL Testing Online Training and Corporate Training. • We are Providing Real-Time Live Projects Training On Testing • Software Testing Training with Placement Service. Contact For More About ETL Testing Training QEdge Technologies Visit : http://www.qedgetech.com/etl-testing-training
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| Education / Re: Information Thread for International Postgraduate Programs by happyday: 6:26am On May 23, 2017 |
gensteejay: Forget it! This doesn't apply to Nigerian applicants. How else will US schools assess your ability, if not with your GPA or test scores? Is it through the non-existent research experience we have here? If you're really passionate about studying abroad (esp US), collect your transcripts ASAP, sit your butt down and prepare very well for the GRE, score as high as you can, find 2-3 people (lecturers or employers) who can recommend your work ethic, and reach out to people who can help you write a stellar Statement of Purpose. Select good schools that fit your profile, apply and commit your journey into God's hands. All the best! 1 Like |
| Education / Re: Twitter User Appreciates Her Security Guard Father During Her Graduation by gammarays(m): 6:07pm On May 19, 2017 |
ify0013:Scammer Why not sell your family and play those games Equilateral idiot Back to post boobs and backside graduating Came into campus a virginia now graduating as Alan Shearer uwa mmebi 6 Likes |
| Education / The First Educated Nigerian And African First Author by lightblazingnow(m): 3:39pm On May 18, 2017 |
https://www.wealthresult.com/business/olaudah-equiano-is-first-nigerian-and Olaudah Equiano Is The First Educated Nigerian and First African Author Olaudah Equiano was born in 1745 to the Igbo people in the region now known as Nigeria. The youngest son, he had five brothers and a younger sister. When he was eleven, he and his sister were kidnapped and sold to native slaveholders. After changing hands several times, Equiano was taken to the coast where he was held by European slave traders. He was transported with 244 other enslaved Africans across the Atlantic Ocean to Barbados in the West Indies, from where he and a few others were soon transferred to the British colony of virginia. He was bought by Michael Pascal, a lieutenant in the Royal Navy. Pascal renamed the boy as Gustavus Vassa, after the Swedish noble who had become Gustav I of Sweden, king in the 16th century. Equiano had already been renamed twice: he was called Michael while on the slave ship that brought him to the Americas; and Jacob, by his first owner. This time Equiano refused and told his new owner that he would prefer to be called Jacob. His refusal, he says, “gained me many a cuff” – and eventually he submitted to the new name. Equiano wrote in his narrative that domestic slaves in virginia were treated cruelly, suffering punishments such as an “iron muzzle” (scold’s bridle), used around the mouth to keep house slaves quiet, leaving them unable to speak or eat. He thought that the eyes of portraits followed him wherever he went, and that a clock could tell his master about anything Equiano did wrong. Shocked by this culture, Equiano tried washing his face in an attempt to change its colour. As the slave of a naval captain, Equiano was trained in seamanship and traveled extensively with his master. This was during the Seven Years War with France. Although Pascal’s personal slave, Equiano was expected to assist the crew in times of battle; his duty was to haul gunpowder to the gun decks. Pascal favoured Equiano and sent him to his sister-in-law in Great Britain, to attend school and learn to read. At this time, Equiano converted to Christianity. His master allowed Equiano to be baptized in St Margaret’s, Westminster, on February 1759. Despite the special treatment, after the British won the war, Equiano did not receive a share of the prize money, as was awarded to the other sailors. Pascal had promised his freedom, but did not release him. Pascal sold Equiano to Captain James Doran of the Charming Sally at Gravesend, from where he was transported to Montserrat, in the Caribbean Leeward Islands. He was sold to Robert King, a Quaker merchant from Philadelphia who traded in the Caribbean. Pascal had instructed Doran to ensure that he sold Equiano “to the best master he could, as he told him I was a very deserving boy, which Captain Doran said he found to be true Equiano travelled to London and became involved in the abolitionist movement, which had been particularly strong amongst Quakers, but was by 1787 non-denominational. As early as 1783 he had been passing information about the slave trade to abolitionists such as Granville Sharp, and the publicisation of the Zong massacre (a cause célèbre for the abolitionist movement) can ultimately be attributed to Equiano. Equiano was a Methodist, having been influenced by George Whitefield’s evangelism in the New World. Equiano was befriended and supported by abolitionists, many of whom encouraged him to write and publish his life story. Equiano was supported financially by philanthropic abolitionists and religious benefactors; his lectures and preparation for the book were promoted by, among others, Selina Hastings, Countess of Huntingdon. His account surprised many with the quality of its imagery, description, and literary style. Some who had not yet joined the abolitionist cause felt shame at learning of his suffering. Entitled The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano, or Gustavus Vassa, the African, it was first published in 1789 and rapidly went through several editions. It is one of the earliest known examples of published writing by an African writer to be widely read in England. It was the first influential slave autobiography. Equiano’s personal account of slavery and of his experiences as a black immigrant caused a sensation on publication. The book fueled a growing anti-slavery movement in Great Britain. The autobiography goes on to describe how Equiano’s adventures brought him to London, where he married into English society and became a leading abolitionist. Equiano’s book became his most lasting contribution to the abolitionist movement, as it vividly demonstrated the humanity of Africans as much as the inhumanity of slavery. Equiano records his and Granville Sharp’s central roles in the movement. As a major voice in this movement, Equiano petitioned the King in 1788. He was appointed to an expedition to resettle London’s poor Blacks in Sierra Leone, a British colony on the west coast of Africa. He was dismissed after protesting against financial mismanagement. The book not only was an exemplary work of English literature by a new, African author, but it also increased Equiano’s personal revenue. He traveled extensively throughout England, Scotland, and Ireland promoting the book. The returns gave him independence from benefactors and enabled him to fully chart his own purpose. He worked to improve economic, social and educational conditions in Africa, particularly in Sierra Leone. Related to the abolitionist cause, Equiano was also a leader of the Poor Black community in London. Because of his connections, he was a prominent figure in the political realm, and he often served as a voice for his people. Equiano’s reactions and remarks were frequently published in newspapers like the Public Advertiser and the Morning Chronicle. He had more of a voice than most Africans, and he seized various opportunities to utilize it.
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| Education / Re: JAMB 2017 UTME 13th May - Live Update by kuchikau: 11:27pm On May 15, 2017 |
slawomir:correct bro. But never use d word fustration on me again. |
| Education / Apply For 2017 Undergraduate & Postgraduate Scholarships At VIU, USA by Nounitesportal(m): 3:37am On May 14, 2017 |
The virginia International University (USA) is offering scholarship opportunities to International students who wants to obtain an Undergraduate or Postgraduate degree at the Institution. Eligibility Applicants must be International students Applicants must be a first-time applicant for any of VIU’s academic program. Applicants must have good academic records. Applicants must be proficient in English Language Application Process Click here to apply https://portal.viu.edu/application/login.asp The following are required during application: Secondary or higher education transcript Letter of recommendation from faculty (academic) or supervisor (professional) Personal statement of success of at least 500 words describing your background, future goals, education, influential experiences, and career objectives in the form of an essay; not a list of facts Evidence of English proficiency Application Deadline The application deadline for this scholarship program is 1st September 2017. For More Information Visit The Offici http://www.viu.edu/future-students/finance/scholarships.html To see more local & international scholarships that you can easily qualify and apply for, click here http://nounitesportal.com/category/scholarships/ Inform Your Friends!!! olawalebabs, Fynestboi, Richiez |
| Education / Re: JAMB 2017 UTME 13th May - Live Update by Radiohead6(f): 7:50pm On May 13, 2017 |
slawomir:Real Talk Bruh, Real Talk
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| Education / How Black Slaves Were Punished by Nobody: 6:57pm On May 13, 2017 |
The slave-owning colonies had laws governing the control and punishment of slaves which were known as slave codes . [45] South Carolina established its slave code in 1712, based on the 1688 English slave code in Barbados . The South Carolina slave code was a model for other North American colonies. In 1770, Georgia adopted the South Carolina slave code and Florida adopted the Georgia code. [45] The 1712 South Carolina slave code included the following provisions: [45] Slaves were forbidden to leave the owner's property unless accompanied by a white person, or with permission. If a slave left the owner's property without permission, "every white person" was required to chastise them. Any slave attempting to run away and leave the colony (later, the state) received the death penalty by hanging, decapitation, whipping, shooting. Any slave who evaded capture for 20 days or more was to be publicly whipped for the first offense; branded with an "R" on the right cheek on the second offense; lose one ear if absent for thirty days on the third offense, and castrated on the fourth offense. Owners refusing to abide by the slave code were fined and forfeited their slaves. Slave homes were searched every two weeks for weapons or stolen goods. Punishment escalated from loss of an ear, branding and nose-slitting to death on the fourth offense. No slave could work for pay; plant corn, peas or rice; keep hogs, cattle, or horses; own or operate a boat; buy or sell, or wear clothes finer than "Negro cloth". The South Carolina slave code was revised in 1739, with the following amendments: [45] No slave could be taught to write, work on Sunday, or work more than 15 hours per day in summer and 14 hours in winter. The willful killing of a slave was fined £700, and "passion" killing £350. The fine for concealing runaway slaves was $1,000 and a prison sentence up to one year. A fine of $100 and six months in prison were imposed for employing a freeman or slave as a clerk. A fine of $100 and six months in prison were imposed for selling (or giving) alcoholic beverages to slaves. A fine of $100 and six months in prison were imposed for teaching a slave to read and write; the death penalty was imposed for circulating incendiary literature. Freeing a slave was forbidden except by deed (after 1820, only by permission of the legislature; Georgia required legislative approval after 1801). The slave codes in the tobacco colonies (Delaware, Maryland, North Carolina and virginia) were modeled on the virginia code, established in 1667. [45] The 1682 virginia code included the following provisions: Slaves were prohibited from possessing weapons. Slaves were prohibited from leaving their owner's plantation without permission. Slaves were prohibited from attacking a white person, even in self-defense. A runaway slave, refusing to surrender, should be killed without penalty.
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| Education / How Black Slaves Were Punished by Nobody: 6:46pm On May 13, 2017 |
The slave-owning colonies had laws governing the control and punishment of slaves which were known as slave codes . [45] South Carolina established its slave code in 1712, based on the 1688 English slave code in Barbados . The South Carolina slave code was a model for other North American colonies. In 1770, Georgia adopted the South Carolina slave code and Florida adopted the Georgia code. [45] The 1712 South Carolina slave code included the following provisions: [45] Slaves were forbidden to leave the owner's property unless accompanied by a white person, or with permission. If a slave left the owner's property without permission, "every white person" was required to chastise them. Any slave attempting to run away and leave the colony (later, the state) received the death penalty by hanging, decapitation, whipping, shooting. Any slave who evaded capture for 20 days or more was to be publicly whipped for the first offense; branded with an "R" on the right cheek on the second offense; lose one ear if absent for thirty days on the third offense, and castrated on the fourth offense. Owners refusing to abide by the slave code were fined and forfeited their slaves. Slave homes were searched every two weeks for weapons or stolen goods. Punishment escalated from loss of an ear, branding and nose-slitting to death on the fourth offense. No slave could work for pay; plant corn, peas or rice; keep hogs, cattle, or horses; own or operate a boat; buy or sell, or wear clothes finer than "Negro cloth". The South Carolina slave code was revised in 1739, with the following amendments: [45] No slave could be taught to write, work on Sunday, or work more than 15 hours per day in summer and 14 hours in winter. The willful killing of a slave was fined £700, and "passion" killing £350. The fine for concealing runaway slaves was $1,000 and a prison sentence up to one year. A fine of $100 and six months in prison were imposed for employing a freeman or slave as a clerk. A fine of $100 and six months in prison were imposed for selling (or giving) alcoholic beverages to slaves. A fine of $100 and six months in prison were imposed for teaching a slave to read and write; the death penalty was imposed for circulating incendiary literature. Freeing a slave was forbidden except by deed (after 1820, only by permission of the legislature; Georgia required legislative approval after 1801). The slave codes in the tobacco colonies (Delaware, Maryland, North Carolina and virginia) were modeled on the virginia code, established in 1667. [45] The 1682 virginia code included the following provisions: Slaves were prohibited from possessing weapons. Slaves were prohibited from leaving their owner's plantation without permission. Slaves were prohibited from attacking a white person, even in self-defense. A runaway slave, refusing to surrender, should be killed without penalty. |
| Education / Re: JAMB 2017 UTME 13th May - Live Update by slawomir: 6:14pm On May 13, 2017 |
kuchikau:my guy take it easy. I understand your frustration maybe girls have dealt with you seriously. remember any female child is someone sister, mother, aunty, cousin. please take it easy. you have female relatives at home. stop using those languages. the ability to menstruate makes them unique. no man will associate himself with a woman that is unable to menstruate every month. the problem with our Nigeria guys is that they do not carry their brain along when chasing a woman. that is why women deal with them and use them. yes the way our Nigerian boys chase a woman is really annoying. they chase them as if their life depends on it. they behave as if they can't survive without a woman's virginia, breast back side. my lecturer once told me that for a man to succeed he must do away with some certain things like greed, attachment, pride, anger and the greatest of it all is lust towards the opposite sex. men who always wants to get inbetween the legs of a woman hardly succeed the thing most guys don't understand is that they feel the body of a woman gives us that sexual urge and erection. No. it is the seminal fluid and semen that constantly flows in our epidydemis that stimulates our erection through our mind. that is why immediately after ejaculation during sex with a woman weather she is the most beautiful girl or not then the woman instantly becomes like a wood to us. we will not feel anything again until after a couple of seconds or minutes when the little seminal fluid, semen and sperm are restored back then our mind will start all over again. the semen will stimulates our body and our mind will respond so the liquid in our body called semen, seminal fluid and sperm including our mind gives us erection and pleasure not because of the breast or woman vaginal. so it is possible for a man to stay without sex than for a woman to stay. and moreover women need and enjoy sex than men. but because they know how to suppress their urge and mind it now make it look as if men are the ones that need sex. try to pick your ear with a broom. then tell me who enjoy the sweet sensation. your ear or the broom. definitely it is the ear exactly how the vagina and the penis behave. the vagina is like the ear and the penis is like the broom. so during sex the penis(broom) is inserted into the vagina(ear) and this gives the vagina(ear) a sweet sensation! 6 Likes |
| Education / Re: Inspiring Speech Delivered By Young Nigerian Engineer @ Arkansas University by GreatManBee: 11:32pm On May 06, 2017 |
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| Education / Re: Inspiring Speech Delivered By Young Nigerian Engineer @ Arkansas University by akigbemaru: 11:01pm On May 06, 2017 |
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| Education / Virginia International University Undergraduate & Postgraduate Scholarships 2017 by docky22: 7:56pm On May 06, 2017 |
virginia International University Undergraduate & Postgraduate Scholarships – Applications are currently ongoing for the 2017 virginia International University Undergraduate & Postgraduate Scholarships. Students interested in studying in USA should see details below. Scholarship Description virginia International University (VIU) offers a unique opportunity to acquire an excellent, multi-disciplinary education at an affordable cost by offering students access to scholarships. virginia International University has been attracting individuals who take their VIU experiences into their own cultures, share their knowledge with future generations, and launch successful careers. Thus, there are several different types of scholarships available based on exemplary personal skills, academic achievement, extracurricular participation, on-campus work, and residency. Scholarship Type Undergraduate and postgraduate Eligibility Criteria Current and prospective students are eligible to apply. Students who are enrolled in any of VIU’s undergraduate, graduate, and language studies programs as full-time students are eligible to apply for a scholarship if requirements are met. Selection Process The scholarship selection process begins immediately after the application period ends. All applications are initially screened for completion and criteria assessment. Once the application is deemed complete, the application will be available for the Scholarship Committee’s review. Each application is reviewed and assessed on an individual basis. Selected applicants will be invited for an interview with the members of the Scholarship Committee as part of the selection process. The interview will be held at VIU campus or via Skype. Applicants may bring additional supporting materials to the interview if they wish. Scholarship awards will be determined by the Scholarship Committee prior to the first day of classes for the semester to which the student applied. Awardees will be notified by email. Application Steps To apply for a scholarship, students must follow these steps: 1. New students: Apply for admissions at VIU 2. Browse the scholarship opportunities 3. Choose up to two types of scholarship 4. Review the requirements for the scholarship application 5. Apply online (applicant portal or student portal) 6. Upload your documents via applicant portal or student portal. |
| Education / Re: Information Thread for International Postgraduate Programs by Nobody: 5:10pm On May 06, 2017 |
This might help a prospective research student. "Advice for Prospective Research Students" https://www.cs.virginia.edu/~evans/advice/prospective.html " Standardized tests and grades have minimal influence on your chances of admission and reveal very little about your potential as a researcher." Credit: ogunsinamayowa (Nairalander) |
| Education / Inspiring Speech Delivered By Young Nigerian Engineer @ Arkansas University by JARUSHUB: 2:50pm On May 06, 2017 |
Michael,33, holds a first class Chemical Engineering degree from OAU (2006) and PhD from University of Arkansas (2012). He is also a columnist with JarusHub Career website. We think many people will find motivation in this speech. DREAM By Michael Taiwo, PhD This is the transcript of the speech I delivered at the 2017 Chemical Engineering Spring Banquet in Fayetteville, AR on May 4, 2017. The audience of about 150 people comprised of Professors, graduating Chemical Engineering students (Bachelors, Masters and PhD) and their friends and families. I flew in last night and it brought back memories of the first time I flew into XNA. I was expecting 8-lane highways, high-rise buildings, high-speed trains…just like in the American movies I saw back in Nigeria. Instead, I came out of this airport, and all I saw were… cows. I felt like I bought the wrong ticket. I remember seeing so many trees without leaves. The driver told me that’s why it’s called the Dead of Winter. “Don’t worry, it will get better.” Of course, it got worse. We had an ice storm! I lived in Lagos, a city of 20 million. I’m used to seeing people everywhere. I remember my first day of class, I stepped out of my apartment and saw nobody. I didn’t think anything of it. I got on the street and still nobody! How can there be so much space with not even a single soul in sight? But my most vivid memory was standing in front of Old Main and thinking to myself “I made it! I made it!!” Why was I so giddy? It’s because I almost did not make it. I almost allowed fear to kill my dream of coming to the United States, of getting a PhD, of pushing myself to the limit. You see, I finished my Bachelors in Chemical Engineering with First-Class Honors, I won some competitive awards along the way and had an impressive resume. With my profile, I could get any job I wanted in Nigeria, move into a nice neighborhood and just enjoy life. Not bad for a boy that was raised on less than 50 cents a day. The problem was that I wanted more. I wanted to experience places I only read about in books. I wanted the highest academic degree I could get. I wanted to study here, and broaden my knowledge, challenge my perspectives, engage with the world…I wanted more. The only thing that stood in my way was fear, the fear of everybody around me. Those closest to me didn’t understand why I would want to leave a guaranteed good life for an uncertain future. Arkansas?! Where is that? Do you know anyone there? Nope. Have you ever been there? Nope. Why not consider a bigger, more diverse city? I kinda like the program they got going at Fayetteville. These are just a sample of the questions I had to field from those genuinely concerned for me. This back and forth was still going on, when, on the morning of April 16, 2007, a senior at virginia Tech opened fire, killing 32 people and wounding 17 others. It was the deadliest shooting ever on an American campus. I remember the details of the massacre because almost everyone forwarded me the news. I now had a clear choice to make: allow the actions of a deranged young man to derail my dreams or move forward in spite of the fear? I am here tonight because I chose my dream over fear. Attending this school ranks as one of my best decisions. I made friends here [that] I’ll keep for life. Some of them are in this room. This is where I fulfilled a long-cherished dream of becoming a Doctor of Engineering. And, let’s face it, what’s better than being a Razorback! Look, your dreams will always exist side by side with your fears. Both of them are a product of your rich imagination. And you have the power to make one or the other a reality. To have life, to have liberty, to have happiness, you need to feed your dreams and starve your fears. What will prevent you from living the life you want is not lack of money, or lack of time or lack of talent. What will prevent you from living the life you want is a lack of belief in your dreams. You have to believe your dreams to make them real. People ask me how I survived poverty. How can a poor boy with no money and no connections in an impoverished society make it? The answer is surprisingly simple. I dream. I DREAM. The life I lead today is the product of my dream yesterday. I am dreaming right now of the life I want to lead tomorrow and I will not let fear dictate what I can or cannot become. The most pernicious fears are not those of others but those that come from within, those that nag at you at every turn, seeking to paralyze you into inaction. As I was completing my program here, I was suddenly faced with the realization that I had spent my entire life in school, from Pre-K to PhD. [But seriously] I had been told about how real life is different from school; and how the school system does a horrible job of preparing students for success. Somehow, I took these well-meaning but misguided opinions as self-evident truths. On one hand, I was happy to be finishing my PhD; on the other, I was afraid, afraid that, perhaps, my best years were behind me. But I have always dreamt of going into the oil and gas industry. Nigeria has plenty of oil and gas so it was a childhood dream. Here again, my dreams came face to face with my fears. I could go into the industry and fall flat on my face or I could stay in the familiar academic world. I have many brilliant friends who finished a PhD, went on to do a post-doc and took up a position with a university. It’s a great career. It’s just not my dream. If I followed their footsteps, it would be out of fear. And you can never have a great career based on fear. It turns out my fears were unfounded. Work is very much like school. At school, you do your homework and receive a grade. Same thing in the office. In school, you take many classes at once; at work, you will have several projects simultaneously. More important, when you pass an exam, you are promoted, then given a more difficult exam. It will be the same at work. It’s actually better at work because each promotion comes with…privileges. I might have stayed in school forever if I get a big bonus for passing exams! So do not cast away your confidence which has a great recompense of reward. Don’t let anyone scare you that you are now entering the real world as if the last four years weren’t real. Real world is surviving homework after homework while still having time for friends, family and Bikes Blues and Barbeque. I have a career, today, that only existed in my imagination just a few years ago because I fed my dreams and starved my fears. Is it possible that I could have gone into Corporate America and failed? Absolutely. But I have made a lifelong commitment to acknowledge my fear without catering to it. I have made it second nature to nurture my dreams because that is the only way to turn them into reality. Friends, you are moving into the next chapter of your life. And I would be surprised if on some level, you are not afraid. The unknown can be scary. Fear during a transition is natural, even expected. But don’t let fear factor into your decisions. Move as if you cannot fail. The odds may be stacked against you but you can beat the odds. People beat the odds every day, why not you? Let your dreams be the driver, taking you to places you have only been in your head. People ask me if I consider myself fortunate. Yes. I have been fortunate to be bold. Fortune favors the bold. When you have kids, you watch kid movies. Last week, we saw one from Disney called Zootopia. I can’t tell you what the story was about but a few lines from the sound track stuck with me. At various points during the movie I heard the words “Try Everything; I’ll keep on making those new mistakes; I’ll keep on making them every day.” Disney just distilled my entire message about dreaming more and fearing less into three sentences. So to the class of 2017, I say: Try Everything; Make New Mistakes; Make Them Every Day. Thank you. http://www.jarushub.com/you-can-never-have-a-great-career-out-of-fear/?doing_wp_cron=1494078139.6690709590911865234375 75 Likes 31 Shares
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| Education / Re: How To Achieve High Scores On The GRE by ogunsinamayowa(m): 1:07pm On Apr 28, 2017 |
This might helps a prospective research student. "Advice for Prospective Research Students" https://www.cs.virginia.edu/~evans/advice/prospective.html " Standardized tests and grades have minimal influence on your chances of admission and reveal very little about your potential as a researcher." 1 Like |
| Education / QA Online Training Classes And Placement Assistance by rajih2k: 9:55am On Apr 28, 2017 |
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| Education / QA Online Training And Job Assistance by rajih2k: 7:00am On Apr 19, 2017 |
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| Education / Re: How To Achieve High Scores On The GRE by TheGreat342: 9:39am On Apr 14, 2017 |
drhopeful: How much in Naria did you pay for SEVIS? |
| Education / How To Study Free In Berea College, USA by ujonah12: 7:23am On Apr 13, 2017 |
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| Education / Re: How To Achieve High Scores On The GRE by drhopeful: 9:07pm On Apr 11, 2017 |
Scholastica16:Thanks Scholastica16. So sorry about IPS. @the moniker, I get where he comes from, albeit, too acerbic. There is another one that is now missing in action - four letter moniker that starts with small 'b'  . @ the field transition, I applied for MS Pet, them say them no dey offer am again but would not let me go. So I was offered Mat, and I decided to try it out, oblivious of the fact that it was a blessing in disguise. Mat is a very boring and tough subject but somehow I fell in love with it. |
| Education / Re: How To Achieve High Scores On The GRE by mfarad(m): 8:42pm On Apr 11, 2017 |
Scholastica16: @Scholastica16. Thanks for the insightful comments and probing questions. @bolded, same question I've been meaning to ask. |
| Education / Re: How To Achieve High Scores On The GRE by Scholastica16: 7:34pm On Apr 11, 2017 |
drhopeful: I read this back to front and front to back like 10 times. I am deeply touched by your story. Yours just typifies the statement that true and lasting wealth is of the mind. So forget low class or poor, you are loaded Dr. and we have a lot to learn from you. All the best in your, what-is-sure-to-be success-laden journey into proper research in virginia. I have some experience with IPS myself but it is a negative one. So I took the entrance test, passed it and got invited for the panel interview. After having answered their barrage of questions for what felt like the whole day, many people were convinced I would definitely be taken. They were wrong. I didn't even make the reserve list. Pained me for like 1 full day but I moved on. @the moniker, yea you sure do know him. They have attacked him alot so he is always hyper-defensive or even paranoid but I learn alot from him. Edit: so Petroleum engineering, how and why did you transition to materials engineering? 2 Likes |
| Education / Re: How To Achieve High Scores On The GRE by tuffpuff: 10:52am On Apr 10, 2017 |
drhopeful: Drhopeful: I'd begin by saying a mighty congratulations to you on your offers, especially the one from UVA. As I read your post stating the offer from UVA, I was like...'haaaa Drhopeful must jump at this'! But going down and discovering you had obtained I-20 and processed SEVIS payment with respect to Pennstate, I couldn't but exclaim 'Oh no'!!...lol. I frankly respect your decision. PhD is research intensive. I feel there's nothing as juicy as having an opportunity to travel for conferences and make presentations in the course of doing a PhD. Not only will it enhance building of research skills, it helps build a professional network as well. Infact I've been thinking, when I eventually get a GTA and I develop a good rapport with a Professor in my field, I wouldn't mind switching to an GRA. I feel it gives a student enough time to concentrate on research rather than doing a research and teaching, grading, etc simultaneously. Moreso, your professor could recommend you to research institutes to do some research work, some of which could eventually pave way for job opportunities in the future. When you amass these skills and become highly productive in the research industry, God can make Trump himself hand you a green card... Thumps up (both hands and legs thumps!.. ) to you for your decision. You'll recover all you spent processing PennState in manifolds. May God give you more excellence spirit as you lunch out. By the way, please change your moniker to Profhopeful as I envisage that in the nearest future..  PS: Abeg make una no mind my cut & join grammer o....if to say na maths now, the formula for connect the variables logically and coherently.. 7 Likes |
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