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ayomidis: bros what level...400 Level sir. What dept. you in? |
Now that's something you don't see everyday! What area of Lagos is this? |
ayomidis: sorry sir...I guess u are mistaken! Anyways Y architect neva show for here?Am in Architecture. ![]() |
ollyndjeda: Abeg iya pato still dey come school? I dey miss her asaro dieStopped eating that womans food cuz of her poor hygiene ![]() |
Wait....if they forcefully re-open the universities disregarding ASUU should it refuse their newest offer, who exactly are those who gon' teach us? ![]() Between, I like this new found vibe by the FG to put an end to this madness but question is: did they have to wait this long to get serious about this issue? The president himself was the one who told us on a live media chat that government has done all it can that Nigerians should direct their concerns to ASUU while we remain at home as if it was ASUU we all voted for? It is when the strike has clocked exactly 4 months he now realises he wields enough power as the commander in chief to finally put an end to this. Only shows the kind of leaders we have. |
Am not surprised dangote is seen as more powerful than jonathan. Jonathan has not really asserted himself as the commander in chief. He's not as bullish as he should on critical decisions and that's why he sometimes appear clueless which may not necessarily be the case. |
No sir! What we need is a Leader! A true Leader!! Be it male or female. A leader who will galvanise every floating part of this entity called Nigeria together and reposition it in the path of success and greatness. A Leader who in battle will be at the very front to lead the charge not one who will sit in aso rock, eat an average of 1billion/year (3million/day) worth of food, and then increase the fuel price and tell the people to make painful sacrifices by enduring grinding poverty. A leader who is patriotic to a fault and will think of the interest of the country first before personal interests. That is what we need and it doesn't matter what gender of the human specie delivers such quality leadership |
The rejected stone will someday become the cornerstone. There's nothing impossible for God. |
youngbilly1: WOW!!!, am looking for were to learn this damn hot jobYou don't have to look too far. Just get tutorials and ebooks off the internet and train yourself and with much practice, you'ld get better and better as with experience you get to understand the tricks of achieving photo-realism, goodluck. |
Feraz: Wow! These models are so nice. Wish I could post my not so good aeroplane. Snoopy, which software did you use? Maya, 3D, Cinema 4D??I learnt and used maya sometime ago for organic models just for leisure. and curiousity but I do mostly Architectural 3ds cuz am an architecture Student in my finals but do 3ds for established architects and organisations so I use revit and trimble sketchup formerly google sketchup to do my models and I render with the vray for sketchup plugin. |
To be honest, there are two sides to the coin. while we all blame and chastise ASUU for their stubbornness, the government shouldn't be spared the harsh end of the stick as well. when they knew they could not honour these agreements, why on Gods green earth did they put pen to paper on it! It is even disheartening to know that the current president Goodluck Jonathan midwifed the signing of these agreements in 2009 then as the vice president on behalf of the government knowing fully well all its terms and being fully abreast of its implications and he so happens to be the one now defaulting on these agreements as the commander in chief. The argument that there's is no money, even though could be true is seemingly rubbished by the unrelenting extravagance of those in government circles. The argument of ASUU is that if they trusted the government then in 2009, why then should they trust the government now with these new agreement being put forward. really sad but then i believe ASUU should consider the plight of the students and shift ground a bit cuz i would have been a graduate by now if not for this strike! when two elephants fight....... |
In an almost embarrassingly short time frame (from the Clinton era until now), the United States has gone from having a budget surplus to being the most indebted nation in the world, racking up an estimated $16 trillion in debt, the burden of which works out to roughly $148,000 per taxpaying citizen.eeez a lie!! |
Erm....am I still getting the pictures? |
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nice one but you need to work on your level of detail in ur models plus you need to also work on the level of realism on ur renderings. what rendering engine do you use? i suggest you use vray, its about the best among its peers. here's some of mine, i use vray for sketchup though.
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08027355235 Done quite a few real estate building 3ds. Holla if u still someone. Here's a couple of previous works done
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iterator25: Where's Patrice motsepe?Say Who? |
ijaw citizen: This article is simply the thoughts of an insecure & deluded fool.My thoughts exactly and equally deluded forumites will swallow the entire worded crap line and sinker! *shudders* |
Fhemmmy: Yes, I do but I won't give 15k discount, not making that much on each phone oh... Lol, mail me and we cld talk but for sure not that low, like I said the guys at computer village are paying more than 70k NairaYou have mail sir ![]() |
Fhemmmy: Chairman at the Top, how you dey now . . . Tell me what is your budget and i will see what i can do.Original chairman at the top, am looking at a budget of 55k that's why I was very interested when I saw the quote you gave the other guy, but then I know u give special discounts for those that pay 100% initially so that shouldn't be a problem as am not new to your business ![]() |
Fhemmmy: We dont have a used z10 but we could get you one at a cost of ONLY 55K Naira . . .Oga femi, welldone o, am looking to get a white z10 in the next 1-2 weeks for my fiancee. Due to economic reasons am looking towards the direction of a clean used one with box and all. At wat pocket friendly price are u gonna get that for me, between, am not a first time customer of yours so I know the process involved. |
graychuks: į ƒoŗgoţ ţo ţęŋdęŗ my çv, māŋ ķŋow ţђyşęlƒ...į ŗęp ţђę department pŗoƒęşşįoŋāl ţђįŋķęŗş.200 lęvęl(pђįloşopђy )With full operations to start on monday |
bolakale30: Chai! I nefa see my department buddy here....So una own still dey work, up campus (moremi, erastus and mariere) they don do us strong thing! |
Hmmm an interesting topic to make the front page. Anyways, Architecture Final year, I for don graduate finish by now if no be for ASUU!! Btw the last incident that happened concerning the protest that was botched last week, the security dept has commenced routine identification of students in hostel to prevent outsiders from infiltrating the ranks of bonafide students to cause social unrest, so they check on hostels to identify students of unilag and if u can't be identified, you are whisked away to their security post for further interrogation, they gave us a surprise call this week at mariere. |
Nothing in my account. They claim to have paid the money in accounts but everyone I know failed to confirm reciept of any allowance. There people are just a pack of thieves using the money to generate interests in their accounts or how else do you explain someone being deprived of the allowance that even passes for peanuts for 3 years. |
I think Ethiopia will be relatively easy but that in itself could turn out to be our biggest undoing if we take the percieved "ease" lightly and get complacent. My take is we should approach the playoffs with total seriousness and approach each game as if it was an egypt we were paired against and we should be home and dry on this. |
I think Ethiopia will be relatively easy but that in itself could turn out to be our biggest undoing if we take the percieved "ease" lightly and get complacent. My take is we should approach the playoffs with total seriousness and approach each game as if it was an egypt we were paired against and we should be home and dry on this. |
I think Ethiopia will be relatively easy but that in itself could turn out to be our biggest undoing if we take the percieved "ease" lightly and get complacent. My take is we should approach the playoffs with total seriousness and approach each game as if it was an egypt we were paired against and we should be home and dry on this. |
[quote author=Joel.]wow, how can i get a 12GB RAM? will it work or compact-able with my laptop? i don't understand your processor though.[/quote]Truth is you can't really get a 12gb ram system off a store shelve, plus ur system has to have upgrade capabilities for e.g if ur system is 6gb ram, it would come with 1 4gb ddr and 1 2gb ddr, u'ld need to remove the 2 gb ddr and replace with an 8 gb ddr to get 12. Altho in my case, that's not what I did as I custom built the system from HP (I.e I chose exactly what I wanted to be in the system and the kind of hardware they should use) so the 12gb was factory installed with oda hardwares. About the processor, a processor is made up of cores and threads with the threads being the actual processors and the cores are their engines. Most systems come with 2cores and 2 threads, the mid range ones come with 2 cores and 4 threads but the latest intel 3rd and 4th generation core i7s which were put into the market last year april have capabilities of up to 4 cores and 8 threads. In practical terms its like saying u have 4 hefty men who can use both hands at the same time to carry out a task. You can check how many cores and threads your system has by pressing alt cntr and del at the same time and go to task manager then system performance and then processes. |
PROCESSOR - intel ivy bridge core i7, 4 cores 8 processors RAM - 12GB HDD - 750GB Hp pavillion dv7 7000 (custom built) |



