 about granting admission dat made it difficult for an individual to struggle for it. The case of exam malpractice is d government issue nd dat is not a reason at all to remove d point system, if schools are into exam malpractice then is d government fault, it means dat the government is lacking behind nd should fill up d spac, is left for d government to stop exam malpractice since they are equal to d task, exam malpractice is not a good reason nd can never be a reasonable reason to to reject the point system.
I pray that the appropriate authorities will get this message you are passing. The point system is not actually the best for Nigeria education sector, it may increase the high level of examination malpractises in this country.
That’s indeed a critical analysis, but ‘who will bell the cat?’. For me, I never supported the scrapping of POST-UTME, it’s an ’embrace’ to exam malpractice.
Good submission. The adverse effect 0f this turn-around in the education sector is sure to come to it is sustained. We pray it does not destroy the system.
Add me up |||PHONE_NUMBER||| 2,unn aspirant.
Wow.  But GOD knows the Best..My own is that I will gain admission into unn this year by God’s grace.
You’re right. As it is now it is left for the universities to flush them out if they can’t cope at the end of first semester. Those who can not defend their results will be seen flouting whenever the real deal starts.hey guys! i just got this no$gba emulator up and running yesterday, but now i wanna work on it...cuz im picky when it comes to emulators.
example, the game runs too slow and the 3d graphics seem to be a little messed up, along with that, i cant play any dragon quest games on it!
could i get some help on wat i could do to make this emulator alot better?
How about before you go launching off into incredibly broad topics you read the topics with the [READ!] tag....
ive never had a forum account. i just made this one to find out wat to do. cuz i read these all the time and everyone seems to kno wat to talk about.
Well generally if something is stickied you should at least scan through the topic as 95% of the time it will either be additional rules (which you obviously need to abide by) or it will be Usefull info....and if there's an exclamation mark or READ! or the like in the title then it's obviously especially prevalent.
Just apply some common sense heck without it you better start looking for a new hobby...emulation is far from idiot-proof, although luckily at a simple user level it's also far from rocket science.
oh no i kno how to work emulators!
just not all of them..... just the old school stuff, like genesis, and SNES, and N64...... the basics, i guess.
Lol I have actually found N64 emus some of the hardest to tweak with all those plugins and all those settings in those plugins, no$gba is much simpler in that regard but unfortunately that's not a good thing because something either works or it does not, not much can be done in the way of tweaking.
try using zoomer and wats dragon quest are you playing?
but what way do mean you can't play dragon quest?
It's because Dragon Quest is compatible with NO$GBA 2.6a (with NO$Zoomer or NGZoom), but you can't get the NO$GBA 2.6a legally (for now).
Pd: Downloading the donate-in version with ONLY the emu is less illegal than downloading a Bios or Firmware or the games from Internet, true? Only for curiosity.Sierra Rec Magazine – Yosemite National Park – April 27, 2020 – The Wawona Hotel in Yosemite National Park will remain closed for the upcoming visitor season in order to complete necessary electrical repairs and upgrades. The Wawona Hotel is generally open to visitors March through November of each year. It is anticipated that the planning and work on the project will be completed and the hotel will reopen to visitors Spring 2021. The National Park Service recently completed an extensive electrical survey with a contractor and it was determined that the current electrical system, dating back to 1917, needs replacement and upgrades for safety and the preservation of the historic buildings.
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The Wawona Hotel was designated a National Historic Landmark on June 2, 1987. Galen Clark began operation of Wawona Hotel, named “Clark’s Station,” in 1856. In 1875, Clark sold “Clark’s Station” to Henry Washburn, who renamed the site Wawona, an Indian word meaning “Big Trees.” Clark Cottage (1876) is the oldest remaining structure in the complex, built prior to the main hotel building, which was constructed in 1879. The most recent additions are the Annex building opened in 1918, and the golf course and swimming tank, which opened in 1918.All times are GMT -5. The time now is 7:52pm.Before your students begin completing the sentences, make sure they know the meanings of all the verbs in the box.
Consider following up by playing a quick game of charades. Divide the class into two teams and have one person from each team come to the front of the board. Then, write one of the gerunds on the board (for example, 'hunting'). The students at the front are not allowed to look at the board; instead they must watch their teammates act out the word. Award one point for a correct guess before having two new students come to the front and continuing the game.With controversial issues related to Covid-19, police brutality and racial inequality roiling the nation, organizations are wrestling with vexing questions about what to say and how to say it. Opting to remain silent can itself lead to criticism, while commenting publicly in any fashion on pretty much any topic carries high risks, as well.
This situation has produced a major spike in the phenomenon known as cancel culture, which results when people “cancel,” or withdraw support for, people or companies after they have said or done something considered offensive. Typically mobilized through social media, cancel culture is often associated with demands such as firing executives, boycotting products and seeking to destroy online reputations.
Given the speed and ferocity of such efforts, organizations and private individuals must be prepared to act rapidly and decisively should they find themselves facing cancel culture. Here are five strategies that can help.
When people are slamming your organization online, the first instinct might be to open your digital mouth and defend yourself with posts that provide your perspective. Instead, first look at and listen to what is being said. Observe what others are saying about your brand online. Read articles and keep tabs on comments and commentary to gauge public sentiment. Utilize hashtags to search social media sites such as Twitter. You can also use third-party platforms for media monitoring, such as Google Alerts, Mention or Talkwalker.
Gathering information about public perception before wading into the discussion ensures that you are properly prepared to address the situation at hand, assuage negative attitudes and mitigate the potential for more slip-ups that could damage your brand long term.
2. Lock down your message.
Once you have taken the pulse on what is being said, use those insights to develop a thoughtful communications approach that drives your core messages. Make sure that you are cohesive and consistent across all platforms, which ensures that you effectively communicate the points that are most essential. When addressing difficult subjects, formulate your communication in a way that addresses the controversy at hand but focuses more on conveying positive sentiments than calling additional attention to negative topics.
If your organization made a mistake or could have handled a situation better, then be honest about that. Be accountable. Emphasize your positive qualities, and pledge to improve in the future. Following through on promises wins back trust and avoids accusations that you are issuing hollow promises or simply dishing out empty rhetoric.
3. Seek an outside perspective.
While you may have members on your team prepared to help handle a crisis, getting a fresh set of eyes on the situation is often advisable. An expert opinion from a crisis public relations (PR) or crisis management firm can help analyze the problem and provide a dispassionate, outside perspective.
A public relations firm that specializes in crisis PR can help guide you through a challenging situation, often working in tandem with an in-house or outside attorney to minimize legal exposure.
4. Get into the fight.
For an organization under fire, it is incumbent upon you to defend your reputation and set the record straight by pressing the truth. Nobody has the information that you do, or the desire to make sure your company survives.
Once you have taken the steps previously outlined, it is time to undertake a deliberate strategy of internal and external communications. Seek to engage your customers, vendors and staff, as well as the media and others talking about you online.
5. Rally your supporters.
Part of putting your message out into the world is enlisting the help of your supporters, fans and followers. Identify those who believe in you and your company. This could include partners, investors, members of your board and passionate fans of your brand.
When assembling your surrogates,