Extending your computer life span

Extending your computer life span

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Extending your computer life span 
Today, the fastest means of disseminating information is through computing devices such as the PC, hand set and etc. it is thereby necessary to know some fundamental tips on how to makes these devices live longer though some assume the life span any system to range from 2 -  5 years, but from my experience there is no limit to computer life Span it depend on how you manage your devices and maintain them. This article is giving you basic operations you must carry-out with your computer to increase it's life Span be yee PC or Laptop.
1.what must be done before you press the on button
2.What you must carry out  when it come to window
3.What is require during computer operation
4.and lastly activities after computer is short down

1   what must be done before you press the on button:  Before any computer is switch on ensure your computer have power backup to prevent it from shorting down automatically due to power failure or fluctuating voltage
as this can affect the power pack, burn the computer motherboard or crash the hard disk. therefore it is very necessary to have your computer connected to the UPS first, then the UPS connected to the stabilizer and for those using laptop, it is necessary your laptop have a backup battery and it is advisable you connect your laptop charger to stabilizer though not necessary where their is a stable flow of current.
2   During the operation of your computer always check your your update to ensure that, your antivirus is updated and then check the current state of your window  update if they are up to date
3  When your computer is running always ensure that too many operation are not running at the same time as this affect the speed at which the processor is running. this can be done by closing the programs that are not needed. you can checked the task manager by pressing Ctr+Alt+Del to view the graph of the working system.
Further more, the computer must be placed under  air condition or fan to reduce the heat generated from the system and if you are using laptop it is highly recommended you buy a laptop-cooler for your laptop to prevent it from excessive heating
Also number of attaching device must be reduced i.e playing DVD, Connecting external hard drive, flash drive running all at the same time. these increases the processor activities
Lastly always ensure that your computer short down correctly and keep it  against dusts by cover it with leather linon.
If you have any additional tips you can add to this blog it will be appreciated

The Secrets to pass waec, neco, nabteb at one sitting, score above 300 in UTME and meet any University Cut-off Mark

The Secrets to pass waec, neco, nabteb at one sitting, score above 300 in UTME and meet any University Cut-off Mark

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Recent West African Examinations Councils result show that less than 15% of the candidates achieve five or more credits including Mathematics and English Language, which is the basic requirement for admission into universities. In fact, every year in West Africa most students have to retake their exams because they failed Mathematics or English in their first attempt. This guide contained exam revision tips that will earn you great Success in your forth coming Exams.
Before we proceed I will like you to take  the review of  these questions;
  • Are you aware that over 85% of students retake WAEC, NECO and JAMB yearly? 
  • Have you ever asked yourself possible reasons why majority of students fail?
  • Has anybody ever reviewed secrete to you that being the dullest in the class does not guarantee you automatic failure when it come to WAEC, NECO or JAMB Exam?
  • Do you heard it that many people have been wasting money every year registering for WAEC,NECO and JAMB ?
  • Are you planning to sit for  WAEC, NECO, NABTEB or JAMB  this year or next few years to come?
If you answered yes to any of the above questions, then this may be the single most important letter you will ever read this year. Sitting for JAMB/ WAEC   has been called “a Battle” and if you have ever sat for JAMB or  WAEC  before, I’m sure you will agree . You may have tried many JAMB/ WAEC success programs, attend many classes, all to no avail.
You must have read and heard success stories of people who have successfully cleared all their papers even in one attempt and you wonder how these set of people made it.
There’s a saying that says “Ignorance is the worst disease so far”. IT’S NOT ALL ABOUT STUDYING HARD, BUT STUDYING SMART! Hope you get me right? OK! Let go....
A lot of people who have been failing JAMB/ GCE  Exams waste their money, time and energy doing the wrong things in an effort to get the required cutoff mark.  They buy Ebooks, manuals, attend special classes and even try to cheat in the examination Hall, but all to no avail. It might surprise you to know that 95% of all these JAMB, WAEC GCE  Ebooks, manuals and programs you see being advertised daily are a TOTAL & COMPLETE waste of time and money.
This might sound painful expecially if you have ever bought such Ebooks or attend the so called special classes that failed to deliver to it’s promises, but the fact is that  most of the so – called “Experts” who sell those Ebooks are only out there to make money. 
Take the case study  of one of  the so called expert who collected a whooping sum of N30,000 from each of his students promising to give them the answers to the papers  on the examination day, The rest is now history because the man was nowhere to be found on that very day. 
Now don’t get me wrong, there are lot of very good Guides that can assist you  to successfully sit for   JAMB/ GCE  and  get the required cutoff mark at a sitting but  the problem is that there are so many useless and incompetent of JAMB,  GCE  Tutorials, Ebooks and programs outside that trying to find the good ones that really deliver on their promise is like trying to find a needle in a haystack.
Most information contained in this guide was compiled and Written by a WAEC/JAMB/  NECO and GCE  expert with 2 decades of experience in the field, It’s filled with useful and practical information on how to prepare, score high marks and get the required cutoff mark in your WAEC/NECO/NABTEB/GCE/UTME and post UTME for instant admission to any higher institution of your choice.
In this guide you will Discover;
·   How to study for Distinctions in any Exam
·   Essential steps you must take before writing this Exam
·  The Hidden Secretes to score high in WAEC, NECO ,NABTEB and GCE
·   The secretes you must know  to score above 300 in UTME
· The Secretes to meet any institution cut-off mark when writing POST-UTME
·  Practical ways to prepare for WAEC, NECO, NABTEB, GCE and UTME
· How to use the Experience of others to enhance your performance
·  The DO and DON’TS You must know before a crucial exam like this Commence
·   How much you must prepare to earn Good grade
·    How to memorize fast when studying for any Exam
Now you’re probably wondering “where a guide like this exists before?”. Well due to the frequent mass failure of students in JAMB/ WAEC over the past few years now we decided to make some researches on possible cause of students mass failure in WAEC NECO and JAMB and we thereby made a comprehensive solution to this problem and to our greatest surprise 99% of students that obtained a copy of this guide last year came out with different positive testimonie. This guide was sold for 7,500 naira last year but now offering you almost for free at the rate of #5000 only. Any way! though, I have determined to release this guide for just #5000, but I get a good news for few of you, November 1st marked the day my site clocked 3years old and as a result I'm runing a promo which will last for only 1month, that is, the promo will end comes December 1st of year 2013. Therefore, withing the range of the promotional duaration I am offering you this package for just #1500, wao! seam you were suprised, I mean it, you can just grap your copy because who knows weither I may change my mind tomorrow and raise the price back to its original price. 
To order for this package before the promo elapsed 
kindly visit any GTB Bank and pay a sum of #1500 naira only to the account detail below;
A/c Name: Oke Olusola Sunday
A/c No: 0049670229
                  OR
you can visit an Access Bank close to you
A/C Name: Oke Olusola Sunf3002
A/c No: 0028592514
Now after you might have made your payment Just forward your tellar number with your mobile number and your email address to my email at waecsecrets@gmail.com or to my mobile number: 08038632112 so as to confirm your payment and you will recieve your amazing package asap.
If for any reason you read through my package and still get below the cut-off point in any of the exams listed in this package, I will refund you X5 of your money but you have to show me the proof that you realy read through the package.
Thanks for visiting our web page.

Chalk Production, The secret to make over 150,000 naira in a month

Chalk Production, The secret to make over 150,000 naira in a month

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how to make school chalkI am going to teach you how to produce school chalk in the comfort of your home and make over 150, 000 naira in a month. There is no gain saying with the fact that the school chalk production is very lucrative in Nigeria which make it one of the top secrets to wealth because of the ever increasing number of public and private schools nationwide. It is no longer a doubt that the number of private school in Nigeria  is now increasing in geometrical manner.  This has significantly increased demand of school chalk within the last few years. To meet up with this increased demand, individuals and corporate organizations have to engage in chalk production and supply with a bid to balancing the demand and supply chain. This has not been successful, as schools keep springing up on daily basis while the demand keeps amplifying. This has created a very big investment opportunity especially for individuals who intend to go into small scale chalk production business.

CHALK PRODUCTION
The basic fact is that that chalk production is an easy task and straight forward process which anybody can do. Anybody can learn how to do it and apply it successfully without supervision. chalk production can be done in the comfort of your home. You don’t need to establish a big firm
Now let me start by introducing you to the materials needed.

MATERIALS NEEDED FOR CHALK PRODUCTION
1) The Plaster of Paris or as it is generally called “POP” is the major raw material for chalk production. POP is a white powder; scientifically called “Calcium Carbonate” (CaCo3). When this compound stared with water it become a lotion. It is used by artist for sculpting and making casts, and in medicine for molding casts around broken limbs.  Below is a picture of powdered POP  


2)Lubricants: This can be any cooking oil or coconut oil, mixed with Kerosene. It is used for lubricating the chalk mould to prevent the POP from sticking to the cavity of chalk molding machine.
 3) Water: water is a very important element in school chalk production, because it is used for mixing all the ingredients.
 4) Ultramarine blue (Not Compulsory). ultramarine blue is used to give the chalk a dark blue or sky blue colour depending on its concentration. If you intend to produce only white chalk, then there is no need to add ultramarine blue.
5) Chalk Mould: The major equipment for school chalk production is the Chalk Mould which is primarily used for molding the chalk to give it characteristic shape, size, and length.
 It can be made of rubber or metal but usually with a wooden frame.. The moulds defer according to the number of holes or cavities they have. Some could have 240 holes or even more. The number of holes or cavities a chalk mould has determines the number of chalk sticks it can produce at a time. Here is a picture of a chalk molding machine  for the benefit of those who have never seen it before.  
6) Scraper: this is a flat metal object used for scraping the surface of the chalk mould.
 7) Paint Brush: this is used for applying the lubricant on the mould before filling it up with Plaster of paris
4) Dryer (Used for large scale production): It is primarily used for drying the chalk after it has been removed from the mould. The drier is electrically operated. For small scale chalk production, Just spread the chalk under the sun.
 5) Hand Glove: This is basically used to cover the hand during the mixing of the POP and water to prevent the skin from skin burning or irritation .
 6) Packaging Materials: these could include nylon bags and branded carton packs.

CHALK PRODUCTION PROCESS
 STEP1 Pour some POP into a container, preferably a bucket, and add water. Use your hand to mix the POP with the water until it forms a lotion paste. I cannot give you the accurate measurement but you have to note that the hardness of the chalk is based on the quantity of water and POP mixture.
STEP2 Using the paint brush, lubricate the surface of the chalk mould properly with a mixture of cooking oil and kerosene, to prevent the POP from sticking to the mould.
STEP3 Arrange the mould, then pour the pasty mixture into it and allow it for 15 to 20 minutes to solidify before loosening the mould.
STEP4 When you are sure that the chalk has solidified, loose the mould and collect the chalk produced for sun drying or through mechanical dryer.
STEP5 After sun drying for 2 to 3 days, package the chalk in branded carton packs and your school chalk is ready for sale.
Yes, you can start making your cool money of over 150,000 naira in a month at the comfort of your home.
Don’t hesitate to drop your comment or contact me. Our contact detail is on our contact page above. Thank you  

How To Remove the Error "Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE" from your blog home page

How To Remove the Error "Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE" from your blog home page

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This error often display on the home page  of  blog which sometimes looks so disgusting to the bloggers.
Error "Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE" is an error that is usually occure as a result of wrong parameters exploited from wrong formating of text into html editor. This error  has been causing lots of alarm to many bloggers without knowing the posible causes talk alone of resolving such issues. Now here come a solution to fix this error.
Go to your HTML text editor where you make your blog post
 copy this code <!--[if gte mso 9]><xml> and Hit Ctr+F button on your key board then past it into the find box you see at bottom left side of the HTML editor, then press enter on your keyboard. Start highlighting the code to where you have </style> <![endif]--> and delete the entire codes and you are done

Here is the complete code which you have to removed from your blog
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4 Simple Steps to start Blogging and start making money online

4 Simple Steps to start Blogging and start making money online

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Would you like to know how to start a blog and set it up? If yes, then you have landed at the right place. Many think that blogging is a difficult task which only computer gurus can ultilize the advantage but I must tell you the truth as wlong as  you can read and write A,B,C,D,E,F...... then you also can earn money through blogging. In short, you can create your own blog in less than 5 minutes. Yep, that’s right. It might sound crazy, but starting a blog is not difficult at all. However, if you don’t know much about computers or internet, it may take you up to 15 minutes, but that’s the maximum. Now without wasting time let go.......

Step 1: go to www.blogger.com
Click on sign up, if you do not have a gmail.
If you do have a gmail account, login in the spaces provided.


Step 2:
It takes you to this page. 


Click on continue to blogger

Step 3: Click on “New Blog” icon



Step 4:  Choose a title for you site. And create a corresponding web address. Remember that for maximum benefits you should choose high paying keywords in the address of your site.

The following is an example. Note that this Is an example and you can not register the address again because it has been used. A domain name must be unique.



Then Choose  a templete by clicking on it annd click on “Create Blog!”
Your blog is created. However, it is empty and you should start filling it with content.
To do this click on the “pencil” sign




Create your content in the space provided. Edit it with the first highlighted icons. Once you are done click “Publish”



Congratulations on your first published blog site!

Creating an adsense account
Before you attempt to create your adsense account make sure you have posted up to ten articles that do not violate adsense terms and conditions.



 It takes you to the following page: Click on “Get started” under the site up for Google Adsense. Fill in the form and submit. Check you email in 5 hours time to check for Google adsense email,

 
Start earning your cool money online
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