Your ‘flawless’ blogger is back and this time, with some serious business.

All these while, your man has been in the labor market. And people; i have to be honest with you, it ain’t funny, but anyways as a hustler a man’s gotta be a man.

The series of posts that I’d be dropping from now on would be inclined towards the ‘how’, ‘when’, ‘where’ and ‘what’ of the information technology world of third world countries; Nigeria as the case study in most cases.

The underlying reason for this basically is the fact that these countries aren’t seeing information technology as a key factor for the development of the country. Instead, they keep thinking of IT as merely a temporary tool to service rising issues and urgent matters and to be forgotten once the matter is settled. IT has become an utility not an infrastructure, although it is worth mentioning that some government agencies have taken it upon themselves to be IT inclined and this move is subject to the prerogative of the policy maker/s of that agency.

Information Technology: if fashioned well into the roots of the systems running in a country, will not only lead to a faster and more rapid economic growth, but also tackle little devils like corruption and mismanagement. IT would also allow for easy information processing, distribution and acceptance by the masses, thereby empowering the people with information that would make the difference. Singapore is an economy that has in one way or the other used information technology to get ahead and a close look at them today would tell us all that it is a bargain that we should all settle for.

This is flawlessbio, and this is just the beginning !!!

Ever imagined some weird things in life about how little we know about how much we should know, check this out

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-Ducks are never male. The males of the species are called drakes.

-Shoemakers are commonly called cobblers but correctly speaking a cobbler is a shoe repairmen. A shoemaker is a cordwainer.

-The device at the intersection of two railroad tracks to permit the wheels and flanges on one track to cross or branch for the other is called a frog.

-A depth of 2 fathoms (3,6 metres) is called a Mark Twain. Originally a fathom was the space reached by with two arms outstretched

-Did you know?…The sentence “the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog” uses every letter in the English language.

-Istanbul, Turkey is the only city in the world located on two continents.

-What is a SMS?
Text messaging is a SMS (Short Message Service) that can be made from a mobile phone (cell phone) to another mobile phone or from and to web based services such as IQC [where you don't need a phone to send an SMS]. SMS generally allows the sending and receiving of a maximum of 160 characters. You can also send non-text messages such as ringtones, logos, cards, calendars, clipart and WAP. More than 20 billion text messages are sent per month.

-The Antpitta avis canis Ridgley is a bird that looks like a stuffed duck on stilts and barks like a dog. The bird was discovered by ornithologist Robert S. Ridgley in the Andes in Ecuador in June 1998. Thirty of these long-legged, black-and-white barking birds were found. It apparently had gone undetected because it lives in remote parts and, of course, doesn’t sing. The size of a duck, it is one of the largest birds discovered in the last 50 years.
There also are dogs that do not bark! The basenji, smallish dog with a silky copper coat, doesnot bark. Instead, it yodels when it get excited. Wild dogs like the African Wild Dog also do not bark.

-You might have been told that water boils at 100 degrees Celsius (212F) but the boiling point of water actually depends on the oxygen content and atmospheric pressure. The higher the altitude, the lower the temperature at which water boils. People who live at high altitudes, like Tibetans, drink their tea while it is bubbling with boiling. Many Tibetans who moved to India suffered serious burns when they drank their boiling tea at sea-level. British Standard 6008 and International Standard ISO 3103 advise that tea is best made with water that is freshly boiled. Prolonged boiling of water, or water that is boiled twice, drives off the dissolved oxygen in the water, making the tea taste flat.

-During World War II a cat called Oscar served on the German battleship Bismarck. When the Bismarck was torpedoed Oscar was rescued by a British sailor on board HMS Cossack. Five months later HMS Cossack was sunk but Oscar was rescued by HMS Ark Royal. Only 3 weeks later a German U-boat destroyed Ark Royal and Oscar was rescued again. The naval authorities then decided that Oscar had had enough and posted him on land. According to British naval records, Oscar died peacefully in 1955.

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