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MzMariah: Who remember this old thread?

Anyways, as at when I created the thread it was still very good. this is how the block looks like now and people still live there so...............I'm speechless jor.

ejihand1: thanks alot brother. Actually, I am a medical personnel. I just wanted to learn a program that will enable me tap into the software based equipments used in the hospital and probably reprogram such machines to fit into our own way in the hospital especially when they got damaged . Just software related problems anyway . So what programming language do you suggest, sir?

ejihand1: please how can get cracked version of matlab 2010a version. Thanks in advance. Ejiakanwaeze@yahoo.com

Babymama1: I doubt if you can get an F1 visa ( student visa) for a non degree program

madam: i met this guy online, we've been talking and he loves me, he stays in TX

CFCfan: Gloria Asumnu will run in the 2nd semifinal of the Womens 100m event at 7:17pm. She has been assigned lane 4

Nigeria's queen of the track, Blessing Okagbare will be in the 3rd 100m semifinal, which starts at 7:24pm. She will also be in lane 4.

Oghene Egwero will be in lane in 7 of the 1st 100m Men's semifinal starting at 7:35pm

Mark Jelks will run in the 2nd 100m Men's semifinal, in lane 3, at 7:42pm

Mozavous Edwards runs in lane 1 of the 3rd 100m Men's semifinal at 7:49pm

Omolara Omotosho has been assigned lane 6 in the 1st 400m Women's semifinal at 8:15pm. Her compatriot, Folasade Abugan, will be in lane 4 of the second semifinal, starting at 8:22pm. Regina George runs in the 3rd 400m semifinal, in lane 4, at 8:29pm

The Women's 100m final will start at 9:35pm

The Men's 100m final starts at 9:50pm

badgood: Mellow!! If u had laughed over this then dont dare taking holy communion on sunday . I am ashamed of you as a catholic.

As per the anti christ that posted this joke---this site is not a porn site of a place where u just come and show everybody the level of your atheism.

I am a catholic and I take an exception to this joke that puts my faith in question.

Ik09: I used matlab almost exclusively in grad school (studied AI); and it sounds like your friend doesn't have much experience with it. Comparing matlab to Java is like comparing apples and oranges.

Matlab has built-in constructs (and very simple notation) for matrix algebra, data processing and plotting. Eg. Relatively complex mathematical tasks like normalising the columns of a huge matrix can be done in 1 line. Personally, I couldn't imagine using anything else for research projects (we weren't even encouraged to) ...

However, it's not a "programming language" in the sense you're thinking. It'll probably be helpful if you think of it as a VERY advanced calculator. I know that's simplistic, but I hope it gets the point across.

Unless you need to do serious data processing or mathematical computations, it's very unlikely you'd have any reason to use matlab. Especially since you can achieve a lot similar with python (scipy + numpy + matplotlib).

0rex: I can't explain exactly. But the smoke definitely gets into the pot through the lid while cooking (little quantity) and when mixing or checking the rice.

saiprojects: Try these websites:- www.saiprojectscooking..com
www.youtube.com/saioladeji

pls indulge me as i really need to learn ds..tired of kebabs and my own crap cooking

saiprojects: Try these websites:- www.saiprojectscooking..com
www.youtube.com/saioladeji

saiprojects: HI NAIARALANDERS,

I KNOW WE ALL HAVE OUR DIFFERENT METHODS OF COOKING JOLLOF RICE.. LETS SHARE OUR TIPS AND SECRETS TO THAT PARTY JOLLOF RICE THAT WE ALL CRAVE WHEN WE GET TO NIGERIAN PARTIES

MY TIP TO THE SMELL:- BAY LEAVES & FRESH THYME

Dexpro: Waiting .......

Busybody2: Don't worry dude, we are all soon going to be doing exploits in the name of Jesus Christ. Mark it down

Busybody2: Arrrrgggghhhhh, I got my work cut out with you then herding you back to God ;

And please make my day by sticking your tongue out at Folykaze and tell him you are not an aborisha and i will make my way to your thread

Busybody2: I sense you are sitting on the fence now religious-wise, but what else is there, I am telling you i have experienced life under Folykaze's traditional religion where he just owned up to the fact that what they worship is money. They probably worship fame and power too. All transient, fleeting, blink-and-you-miss-it material possession.

I got into all these Quantum stuff too cos of my experience, to ascertain the truth because prior to then, i thought these witchcraft thing was stories formed by Nollywood.

Then I stumbled upon Grand Unification theory (the fundamental building block of quantum theory) aka Gagug which proves mathematically that there is an Almighty God and there is just ONE religion. And this theory has been accepted worldwide as the Holy Grail of Mathematics and Physics by the who is who of the world. Plus the icing on the cake is that the Professor Oyibo is Nigerian


So get your lard ar'se off that fence you prodigal child, lol

uzolexis: who is march 2??

Ayomivic: Are you sure?

ajibolabd: gud development. they know themselv, let them kil themselv. If they re tired killing themselv, let them xpose themselv

Weah96: Only the open minded can.

Weah96: For Christians who are interested in end times deliberations, what is your opinion on the number 666 having a relationship with the internet? Most of you are aware that in ancient Hebrew, the original language of the Tanakh, ancient Greek (the first language into which the Tanakh was translated), and in modern Hebrew, numbers and letters are interchangeable. There are no numbers like 1,2,3...etc. Letters doubled as numbers so if someone wrote A BOY for example, they could have been referring to a boy or the numerical equivalent of 1+2+15+25. Modern Hebrew uses a distinction to denote numbers, but in ancient Hebrew, all bets were off. Ancient Hebrew didn't even have vowels, so the problem was even "worser" as they say.
Having said that, I recently found out that the acronym for world wide web or WWW does come out to 666 in both ancient and modern Hebrew because the equivalent of the letter W in their language is/was the same letter used to represent the number 6.

For those of you who follow Hebrew people, including their businesses and politics from over 6000 yrs ago, please opine. I promise to take your considerations seriously.

http://www.av1611.org/666/www_666.html

uzolexis: I know I will do a lit review but I really just want a comprehensive document on it first...I have read a lot about it but it's scattered in bits n pieces.