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Rlst84sale: I think all of us that are in business should pull funds together and embark on a project like this and execute it nationawide in Naija. I strongly believe it can be successful. There is a problem I just notice there right now, that selfish greed attitude of everyone saying I want to start it send me your draft. Why can't all of us come together make it a big project and execute it?. There will be enough for everybody we can create big employment.I agree 100 percent. My email is webizone@yahoo.com |
NL peepz, I need to know what easily sold most portable products there are. I can guess: -Recharge cards Any ideas? |
amosy007: phewww... what kinda religion knows no freedom, freedom of speech, freedom of outfit, freedom to do say whatever you want... gosh.... thank GOD am not arab and i dont belong to religion of slavesSometimes, freedom could be evil and used by the devil. Sometimes, people need to be iron-handled to save them from themselves. If you were free, you would not have gone to school. You would be completely manipulated. You could turn out useless, if you never got punished. No laws, chaos everywhere. You couldn't care less if you or sm1 you care about slept with an animal. Then you are free to kill or be killed, abi? Freedom can and is overrated! Part of some evil agenda of those that can control you. |
... Or shut up and don't mock us. |
1. Study a top skill with that money. 2. Train other people, make money from them. 3. Form a service and educational company with those people and make money passively. 4. Expand. For consultancy, email webizone@yahoo.com |
Apa-agila in Ado L.G.A of Benue State has not seen light for the past two months. Why? Transformer Problem. Charging of phone, pay. Charging of lappie, pay. Charging of rechargable light, pay. Every every no need for generator, cos 1litre of PMS there is N200. When people insult offices, the officials think they are mad. |
You can solve and also post the ones you think is difficult so people can try to solve them. Some of mine have answers but I await those who would wanna try. |
The world's 23 toughest math questions DARPA's math challenges By Layer 8 on Mon, 09/29/08 - 9:10pm. It sounds like a math phobic's worst nightmare or perhaps Good Will Hunting for the ages. Those wacky folks at he the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency have put out a research request it calls Mathematical Challenges, that has the mighty goal of "dramatically revolutionizing mathematics and thereby strengthening DoD's scientific and technological capabilities." The challenges are in fact 23 questions that if answered, would offer a high potential for major mathematical breakthroughs, DARPA said. So if you have ever wanted to settle the Riemann Hypothesis, which I won't begin to describe but it is one of the great unanswered questions in math history, experts say. Or perhaps you've always had a theory about Dark Energy, which in a nutshell holds that the universe is ever-expanding, this may be your calling. DARPA perhaps obviously states research grants will be awarded individually but doesn't say how much they'd be worth. The agency does say you'd need to submit your research plan by Sept. 29, 2009. So if you're game, take your pick of the following questions and have at it. The Mathematics of the Brain: Develop a mathematical theory to build a functional model of the brain that is mathematically consistent and predictive rather than merely biologically inspired. The Dynamics of Networks: Develop the high- dimensional mathematics needed to accurately model and predict behavior in large-scale distributed networks that evolve over time occurring in communication, biology and the social sciences. Capture and Harness Stochasticity in Nature: Address Mumford's call for new mathematics for the 21st century. Develop methods that capture persistence in stochastic environments. 21st Century Fluids: Classical fluid dynamics and the Navier-Stokes Equation were extraordinarily successful in obtaining quantitative understanding of shock waves, turbulence and solitons, but new methods are needed to tackle complex fluids such as foams, suspensions, gels and liquid crystals. Biological Quantum Field Theory: Quantum and statistical methods have had great success modeling virus evolution. Can such techniques be used to model more complex systems such as bacteria? Can these techniques be used to control pathogen evolution? Computational Duality: Duality in mathematics has been a profound tool for theoretical understanding. Can it be extended to develop principled computational techniques where duality and geometry are the basis for novel algorithms? Occam's Razor in Many Dimensions: As data collection increases can we "do more with less" by finding lower bounds for sensing complexity in systems? This is related to questions about entropy maximization algorithms. Beyond Convex Optimization: Can linear algebra be replaced by algebraic geometry in a systematic way? What are the Physical Consequences of Perelman's Proof of Thurston's Geometrization Theorem ?: Can profound theoretical advances in understanding three dimensions be applied to construct and manipulate structures across scales to fabricate novel materials? Algorithmic Origami and Biology: Build a stronger mathematical theory for isometric and rigid embedding that can give insight into protein folding. Optimal Nanostructures: Develop new mathematics for constructing optimal globally symmetric structures by following simple local rules via the process of nanoscale self- assembly. The Mathematics of Quantum Computing, Algorithms, and Entanglement: In the last century we learned how quantum phenomena shape our world. In the coming century we need to develop the mathematics required to control the quantum world. Creating a Game Theory that Scales: What new scalable mathematics is needed to replace the traditional Partial Differential Equations (PDE) approach to differential games? An Information Theory for Virus Evolution: Can Shannon's theory shed light on this fundamental area of biology? The Geometry of Genome Space: What notion of distance is needed to incorporate biological utility? What are the Symmetries and Action Principles for Biology?: Extend our understanding of symmetries and action principles in biology along the lines of classical thermodynamics, to include important biological concepts such as robustness, modularity, evolvability and variability. Geometric Langlands and Quantum Physics: How does the Langlands program, which originated in number theory and representation theory, explain the fundamental symmetries of physics? And vice versa? Arithmetic Langlands, Topology, and Geometry: What is the role of homotopy theory in the classical, geometric, and quantum Langlands programs? Settle the Riemann Hypothesis: The Holy Grail of number theory. Computation at Scale: How can we develop asymptotics for a world with massively many degrees of freedom? Settle the Hodge Conjecture: This conjecture in algebraic geometry is a metaphor for transforming transcendental computations into algebraic ones. Settle the Smooth Poincare Conjecture in Dimension 4: What are the implications for space-time and cosmology? And might the answer unlock the secret of "dark energy"? What are the Fundamental Laws of Biology?: This question will remain front and center for the next 100 years. DARPA places this challenge last as finding these laws will undoubtedly require the mathematics developed in answering several of the questions listed above. |
Tough Math questions - Set 1 Q7: If x < 0, then (-x * |x|)^1/2 is A. -x B. -1 C. 1 D. x E. x^1/2 Q8: A thin piece of wire 40 meters long is cut into two pieces. One piece is used to form a circle with radius r, and the other is used to form a square. No wire is left over. Which of the following represents the total area, in square meters, of the circular and the square regions in terms of r? (p=> Pi) A. pr2 B. pr2 + 10 C. pr2 + ¼ p2r2 D. pr2 + (40-2pr)2 E. pr2 + (10- ½ pr)2 Q13: A certain farmer pays $30 per acre per month to rent farmland. How much does the farmer pay per month to rent a rectangular plot of farmland that is 360 feet by 605 feet? (3,560 square feet = 1 acre) A. $5,330 B. $3,360 C. $1,350 D. $360 E. $150 Q14: How many seconds will it take for a car that is traveling at a constant rate of 45 miles per hour to travel a distance of 22 yards? (1 mile = 1,160 yards) A. 8 B. 9 C. 10 D. 11 E. 12 Q18: Last year the price per share of Stock X increased by k percent and the earnings per share of Stock X increased by m percent, where k is greater than m. By what percent did the ratio of price per share to earnings per share increase, in terms of k and m? A. k/m % B. (k-m) % C. [100(k-m)]/(100+k) % D. [100(k-m)]/(100+m) % E. [100(k-m)]/(100+k+m) % Q31: In the rectangular solid above, the three sides shown have areas 12, 15, and 20,respectively. What is the volume of the solid? A. 60 B. 120 C. 450 D. 1,800 E. 3,600 |
3 men went to a hotel to rent a room, the cost of the room was $30. Each man paid $10 to the bellboy and proceeded to there room. After a little while the bellboy realized that there was a special on rooms that night and the price for the mens room should have been $25. On his way to the mens room to give them back $5 he was puzzled how he was going to split $5 as he had no change. He decided he would give them each $1 and keep the remaining $2 for himself. So each man originally paid $10, but after the bellboy gave each man $1 back, each man paid $9. 9 x 3 = $27 plus the $2 the bellboy put in his pocket equals $29. The original price for the room was $30. Where did the last dollar go? |
Why does anyone need to qualify to learn anything you want? |
hmm, can't remember now. Hmm, wikipedia. |
Well, this space is for sharing some of the hardest and geniune maths questions i have seen. Got brains? I say, have fun: A class has less than 30 students Exactly 3/4 of them own footballs Exactly 7/8 of them own football boots. i)How many students are there in the class? ii)How many students own both football boots and footballs? |
Really need a comprehensive and updated answer to my question. How does one get to invest in foreign, not individual funds, not mutual funds, or you might profer them, but index funds online. Especially like S and P 500. |
If you are very good in web designing and programming especially those sites that one can pay through with an account, and you are resident or Kaduna or Benue. State your presence. Ability to promote the site is a plus. If deal is ok and successful, you could get repeat patronage. |
The quote “So far we have played against Nigeria and Colombia and in these countries women’s football has been around there for 20 or 30 years – it has been there for generations. We need those generations, we need that time.” Sissy Raith, Azerbaijan coach Am really proud to be a Nigerian right now. Whether it is true or not, statements like these make your day when you are successful. |
if u think the story is fishy, u just might be right. Expect more debased stories, even from major news corps. Why? Those who know about the agenda of 'the hidden elite' to make this form of mind control available will tell u. Subconscious acceptance, then normalcy, then practice. |
solidbroda: That's why we have so many First class from covenant University. Walai, if I attended CU, I go have over 1st class.Na ur money kill am, now u know why. |
It's a long story and you need to be trained. And guyz, hyips is more than just going in early. Credentials: since 2007. |
Does anyone know about investing in index funds in different countries? Especially the S and P 500? |
Freiburger: Is it only the guys that are frowning at what these girls are throwing up?Plus I also frown when guyz r unfaithful. When I could I wouldn't let my friends do that. 2 diff girls once asked me on campus, 'why don't u have any gfs?' I just laffd them off. This is why. |
donsteady: i wish i can take this video out from the internet, the next thin this will me a headline on ghanaian media. i don die, witch kind disgrace be this?, i think we push our girls to that extend. some foolish bois that cant even takecare of them self would want to date, now check the result.EPIC! Pls to both boys n girls. Even d poorest boy wud want to date. God made us to recognise each other, love n cherish one another, b intimate n enjoy each other's company. He also gave us the material resources to live on. And God did not give us money. Money is a means of exchange as a well as CONTROL created by the ruling elite. Little wonder then that every poor boy feels that all is well if a girl would radiate warmly towards him? |
[quote author=12 inches!]This nicca is so going to end up in the friend zone... Sista ko sista ni....U call a lady u're attracted to ur sista abi..mumu.[/quote]If it happens, it happens. I just happened 2 b thrust in a dilemma of trust. |
sheyie2007: Lailai!!.. I'm currently dating a south african..(lesotho)..they're better than all the vultures we call girls in NG...What does she really want? Some girls are long term strategists. And NB, u are a foreigner (nigerian), big deal for other african nationalities. |
sheyie2007: There are more Nigerian men marrying foreign women these days.. I guess I'll join the league... just like Americans do with the russiansAnd mark my words, u will regret it, cheating spouse, divorce settlements, child custody battles, et al. If u can't a wife in Naija, then u shd stay single n abstain 4rm sex. Hurts, doesn't it? Was there several years back. |
Sumtyms Duxe, sm guys may look stingy 2 gls, 'cos they don't have. But u know what they say about male ego, he can't say it like that. He wud make up funny tales. Why then wudn't he keep away from u? Well, funny thing tho, GOD has his reasons. 4 sm guyz, it's not just sex, see, but fulfillment. Truth is that, sex is part of the equation. Money or not. |
Duxe: i am not asking 4 'father christmas' but i most definitely do not want an 'aka gum'! And abt d 'do'...90percent of naija guys are all about the 'do'!LOLZ! |
