Monday, September 7, 2015

HUMANITY WASHED ASHORE

 PHOTO OF THE DAY; SAND SCULPTURE
                                                 


 #HumanityWashedAshore Indian Artist, Sudarsan Pattnaik's sand sculpture depicting drowned Syrian boy - Aylan Kudri. Sculpture done at Puri beach, in Odisha, India

Frank Lampard enters Guinness Book of World Records for scoring against the most EPL opponents.




Footballer Frank Lampard has entered into the Guinness book of records for scoring against most EPL opponents. Former Chelsea star, Frank Lampard has been presented a certificate for scoring against the most Premiere League opponents.

The New York FC midfielder in his 13 years career with the Stamford Bridge side, as well as his previous 6 seasons at West Ham and a brief stint at Manchester City scored against a total of 39 premiere league sides, a record which has now made the 2016 Guinness Book of World Records. Lampard also scored against Chelsea while playing Man City.



His last game for Chelsea against Stoke City on April 5, 2014 saw the 37 -year-old soccer star score his 250th goal in his club career.

Saturday, September 5, 2015

IS WENGERING A CRIME?

 ‘Wenger’ becomes a verb


 TO go out shopping and return home empty handed is now described as to ‘Wenger’.

 The Oxford English Dictionary said ‘Wengering’ is a tendency found in stubborn, parsimonious middle aged men who cannot handle the concept of inflation.

Examples of ‘Wengering’ include: “I went to Marks And Spencer under orders to buy some new socks. But they didn’t have any like the last ones I bought in 1976, so I Wengered, came home and asked my wife to darn old my old pairs instead.”

Or there is: “My toilet had sprung a leak but the plumber I called was charging £50 an hour. So I Wengered – I had my son try to fix it instead, as part of my youth policy. The toilet flooded the bathroom but the important thing is, I stuck to my philosophy.”

Or alternatively: “I am a multi-millionaire whose children desperately need new bikes for Christmas. But I went to Halfords only to Wenger when I saw the prices.

“Imagine the faces of my children when they open their presents on Christmas day, to find their old bikes patched up with sellotape. I will explain to them that now they are mended they are the same as new bikes.

“In any case, they will be more than adequate for the brief trip we are making to Europe this year.”

THE DAILY MASH

Saturday, April 18, 2015

GAMBIAN SIABATOU SANNEH; WATER FOR AFRICA CAMPAIGNER PARTICIPATE IN PARIS MARATHON


Siabatou Sanneh ran at the 39th Paris Marathon with a Jerry can of water on her head

A Gambia caught the eye in the just concluded Paris Marathon as she carried a Jerry can on head while running in the race.
Siabatou Sanneh was using the opportunity to create awareness for women in Africa who travel a lot of distance just to get  clean water.
Siabatou Sanneh ran at the 39th Paris Marathon carrying a Jerry can of water on her head, while holding a placard that read: 'In Africa, women travel this distance everyday to get drinkable water.'
The 43-year-old mother of two says she and her daughters walk eight kilometers every day with a bucket containing 20 liters of water.
She says the exhausting routine is necessary for her family to drink, cook and wash clothes.


ADORABLE: Chris Brown finally shows off his daughter on instagram

God has blessed me with my twin #ROYALTY 






The big gunn, Chris Brown finally come out. He just hit his official instagram page. The 25 year old singer shared this photo of himself and his daughter Royalty on his instagram page and wrote "God has blessed me with my twin". 

Friday, April 17, 2015

TERROR HAS INFLUENCE: BOKO HARAM'S ABUBAKAR SHEKAU MAKES TIMES INFLUENTIAL PEOPLE'S LIST

TIME MAGAZINE MOST INFLUENTIAL PEOPLE 

Africa most brutal face of terror made this year's TIME MAGAZINE 100 most influential people's list. In as much as he is well know,I personally don't think that this man should makes this list. We only hope  this  doesn't get into  his  TERROR HEAD. 

THIS IS WHAT TIME MAGAZINE SAYS ABOUT HIM:

Most Americans do not yet recognize his name, but the citizens of Nigeria, Africa’s most populous country, know Abubakar Shekau all too well: he is the most violent killer their country has ever seen. Shekau took over the terrorist organization Boko Haram in 2009 after the group had been weakened by Nigerian government forces.
Shekau, who is believed to be in his 30s, began to stage increasingly daring kidnapping and killing raids on schools, churches and mosques thought by Boko Haram to be violating their interpretation of Islam. The taking of over 200 schoolgirls in April 2014 brought Boko Haram into the international spotlight.
By most accounts, Boko Haram has killed more than 10,000 people and is spreading into neighboring countries. Shekau’s latest action may finally summon a U.S. response: he has publicly aligned his group with ISIS, the terrorist group that holds territory in Syria and Iraq and has expanded its reach into Yemen and Libya.

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                                    ARE THE TROLLS AFTER KANYE WEST ?


This happen since on the 4th of March. But its still being redirected. Check it out for yourself.

Tuesday, March 31, 2015

It's Official: Jay Z's Historic Tidal Launches With 16 Artist Stakeholders

Jay Z promotes 'artist-owned' music streaming brand


Jay Z’s ambitious entrance into the streaming music business, which came as a surprise to industry observers, debuted Monday (March 30) at an event at New York's James A. Farley Post Office in Herald Square with 16 Artist stakeholders.
  Tidal and WiMP, the two services under Swedish umbrella Aspiro, which he acquired earlier this month, will be the streaming home for artists like Shawn Carter himself, Beyonce, Rihanna, Kanye West, Jack White, Arcade Fire, Usher, Nicki Minaj, Coldplay, Alicia Keys, Calvin Harris, Daft Punk, Deadmau5,Jason Aldean,J-Cole, and Madonna.


"People are not respecting the music, and devaluing what it really means," Jay Z told Billboard. "People really feel like music is free, but will pay $6 for water. You can drink water free out of the tap and its good water. But they're okay paying for it. It's just the mindset right now."

Jay Z's courting of Aspiro's all-star team began just ahead of the Grammys in a top-secret meeting in Pasadena which brought West, Daft Punk, Minaj, Coldplay's Chris Martin, Jack White and Madonna together. 

Billboard has learned that each artist was offered a 3 percent stake in the company in order to secure exclusives that, Roc Nation is hoping, will drive consumers to subscribe at $19.99 per month for high-def audio, or $9.99 for a standard-definition tier  (Tidal offers superior audio quality, which accounts for the higher price point, and no freemium option).  The artists' total equity in the company comes to just under majority stake, at around 48 percent.
  Significant questions remain about the structure of the company as it relates to its "executive artists," foremost among them how their deals with Shawn Carter will affect their pre-existing record contracts. As well, the service has an uphill battle; Spotify has 15 million subscribers globally and second-place Deezer has 6 million. The most recent numbers for Tidal are at 540,000, according to the company. 



That said, no other company is guaranteed to offer its customers a first listen of Rihanna's new record, or Beyonce's new video, or Calvin Harris' new remix. Beyonce alone created a new paradigm for releases less than a year-and-a-half ago; Jay Z did the same with Magna Carta, Holy the summer before. As well, Jay Z has never had an outright failure in his business dealings -- though he is in the rare position of being an underdog.

"I feel like [an underdog] all the time," Jay Z said. "I feel like I'm always pushing envelopes. I feel like I couldn't get a record deal, I feel like, you know, when Hot 97 was the big station I was the first one on Power 105.  When The Source was the biggest magazine I was first one on the cover of XXL


CELEBRITY TWEETS





MOUTH ODOUR: FOODS THAT HELP REDUCE BAD BREATH

IN my last blog post about mouth odour, I talked about the causes of bad breath and how we can prevent it. Here; I am sharing with you a list of foods that can help reduce that odour that just can’t go away..

Foods that reduce mouth Odour. 

1. YOGURT




Consumption of yoghurt can help reduce odour-causing bacteria hydrogen sulphide. Active cultures in yogurt can help fight bacteria, and yoghurts with probiotics would also help fight bacteria.

2. APPLES


Apples and other fibre rich foods like carrots help fights halitosis (a condition of severe bad breath). Foods like this helps generate saliva and saliva is a natural mouth cleansing agent.

3. VITAMIN C




Eating fruits rich in vitamin c would help make the mouth a danger place for bacteria. Vitamin c would help keep the mouth in check as well as fight gum diseases and gingivitis which is a major cause of halitosis.

4. LETTUCE



Lettuce is extremely useful when it comes to fighting bad breath. Methyl mercaptan is a gas that causes bad odour in the mouth just as the food is digested. Lettuce is useful here because it helps keeps this in check.

5. GREEN TEA



Green tea is very useful for health purposes and it’s also extremely useful in fighting bad breath. Green tea contains polyphenols which is a type of antioxidant that helps fight against the growth of bacteria. Green tea is useful so that bacteria don’t have a hiding place in the mouth.

6. MILK


Drinking milk can help combat bad odour in the mouth, however it would be less effective when it’s taken immediately after a meal. There is an interesting fact about milk; the fat in milk neutralizes sulphur while the water in milk can act as a rinsing agent. Milk really is one effective food to fight stubborn mouth odour.
7.WATER


Interestingly, water can help make your mouth fresh. A dry mouth is a breeding ground for bacteria and this is where the power of water comes in. Clean water just helps keep the mouth fresh for a period of time; so one with bad breath ought to continuously drink water. Water helps flushes away bits of food that bacteria feed on, so drinking water regularly is just a plus for a fresher breath.

However, the best practice to prevent mouth odour is to regularly brush your mouth after every meal and before going to bed.


NOTE: I am not a health professional or a dentist, and definitely not an expert. Please share with us your ideals by commenting on this article. Any comment is a good comment and no comment is a bad comment.

Friday, March 27, 2015

Killer in the cockpit; Suicide Pilot has mental illness

            Crazed pilot should not even have been at work


Investigators trying to piece together why killer co-pilot Andreas Lubitz crashed his plane into a mountain today announced he'd torn up a doctor's sick note for the day of the disaster.

Andreas Lubitz locked the captain out of the cockpit of a Germanwings Airbus A320 on Tuesday before setting the airliner's controls to descend into a rocky valley, obliterating the plane and killing all 150 people on board.

After details of his mental health problems began to emerge today, it was suggested he may have stopped taking his medication so it would not be detected in any medical tests or slipped into desperation during a crisis in his relationship.

Described as a man whose life-long obsession had been to become a pilot, another theory is that he feared his flying licence - due to expire in just three months time - might not be renewed.
But as detectives try to work out what drove him to kill himself and so many others, the grief of victims' families turned to anger at how a man with a history of mental health problems was allowed to fly a plane packed with passengers.



Christian Driessens, whose 59-year-old brother Claude died on the Airbus A320, said the co-pilot should not have been allowed anywhere near the cockpit.

He said: ‘Looking back, I slowly start to be angry. I don’t understand how a serious company can let a depressed man pilot a plane.

‘Because the boy was depressed, it was necessary to say he was. It’s not normal to leave somebody by himself in charge, and who shuts the doors, I’m very angry.'

In a statement released this lunchtime, Ralf Herrenbrueck, a spokesman for the German prosecutors office, revealed that torn-up sick notes for the day of the crash 'support the current preliminary assessment that the deceased hid his illness from his employer and colleagues'.

Mr Herrenbrueck said documents found indicated 'an existing illness and appropriate medical treatment' , but he didn't confirm details of what illness Lubitz was suffering from. Germanwings, a subsidiary of Lufthansa, declined to comment on the new information.

German police are now investigating whether Lubitz had stopped taking any medication he was on and have questioned chemists at the Apotheke am Breidenplatz close to Lubitz's Dusseldorf flat.

Lubitz regularly collected a prescription from the pharmacy, MailOnline understands. A chemist at the Apotheke confirmed she had spoken to the police but declined to offer any details.

The chemist told MailOnline: 'The police have visited the pharmacy this morning. But I cannot talk about anything that occurs inside the pharmacy. We are required to protect all information about patients.' 

As well as having been signed off from training with depression in 2008, it was reported this morning that Lubitz had continued to receive mental health support up until this week's crash.

Friends have told how Lubitz, whose pilot's licence was up for renewal in June, had a life-long obsession with planes and 'would have died' if he had not have passed his flying exams.

SOURCE: DAILYMAIL 



Charles Taylor ordered to serve the rest of his jail term in the UK

Ex-Liberian President Charles Taylor has been ordered to serve the rest of his jail term in the UK, 

He had argued that he was being denied his rights to a family life, because his wife and children had not been granted UK visas.
The judges rejected this argument, saying they had not properly applied.
A UN-backed court convicted him of war crimes over his support for rebels who committed atrocities in Sierra Leone.
The Special Court for Sierra Leone trial was held at The Hague on the agreement that he was jailed elsewhere.
The overseas venue for the court case was chosen in case the trial sparked renewed unrest in West Africa.
 An act of parliament was passed to allow for Taylor to serve his sentence in the UK, at the cost of the British government, following his conviction.

Taylor was sentenced in 2012 and arrived in the UK last October, having unsuccessfully challenged the decision to be detained there.

Wednesday, March 25, 2015

MOUTH ODOUR: Take action now

                                CAUSES AND PREVENTION OF BAD BREATH




Bad Breath: (Mouth odours) medically call HALITOSIS, can result from poor dental health habits and may be a sign of other health problems. Bad breath can also be made worse by the types of foods you eat and other unhealthy lifestyle habits.

CAUSES OF BAD BREATH:
Causes of bad breath include food, tobacco products, poor dental hygiene, health problem dry mouth, mouth infections, dental problems.

Food
Food is a primary source of bad odours that come from the mouth. Some foods, such as garlic onions, and spicy foods, exotic spices (such as curry), some cheeses, fish, and acidic beverages such as coffee can leave a lingering smell. Most of the time, this is short term. Other foods may get stuck in the teeth, promoting the growth of bacteria, which causes bad breath odour.

Tobacco products
Smoking and chewing tobacco can leave chemicals that remain in the mouth. Smoking can also precipitate other bad-breath causes such as gum disease or oral cancers.

Poor dental hygiene
When a person does not brush or floss regularly, food particles remaining in the mouth can rot and cause bad odours. Poor dental care can lead to a buildup of plaque in the mouth, which causes an odor of its own. Plaque buildup can also lead to periodontal (gum) disease. The mild form of gum disease is called gingivitis; if gingivitis is not treated, it can advance to periodontitis.

Health problems
Sinus infections, pneumonia sore throat (pharyngitis) and other throat infections, thrush, bronchitis, postnasal diabetes, acid reflux lactose intolerance and other stomach problems.

Dry mouth: 
Also called xerostomia, dry mouth can also cause bad breath. Saliva helps moisten and cleanse the mouth, and when the body does not product enough saliva, bad breath may result. Dry mouth may be caused by salivary gland problems, connective tissue disorder

Mouth infections:
 Cavities, gum disease, or impacted teeth may cause bad breath.

Morning breath
Bad breath in the morning is very common. Saliva production nearly stops during sleep, which allows bacteria to grow, causing bad breath.

 PREVENTION:

Treatment of bad breath depends on the cause.the most common steps thus:

Brush and floss teeth regularly. Remember to brush the tongue, too. This can help with bad breath caused by foods a person has eaten.
See a dentist regularly
Quit smoking or using chewing tobacco.
Keep the mouth moist by drinking water and chewing sugarless gum or sugar-free hard candy to stimulate the production of saliva. Mouthwash may temporarily mask bad breath odours, but it may not treat the underlying cause.
Natural remedies to treat bad breath include chewing on mint or parsley.
If bad breath is due to a health problem such as a sinus infection, diabetes, acid reflux, etc., then the underlying medical issue needs to be treated.
If bad breath is a side effect of taking a medication, discuss with a doctor whether there are other options for medication that can be taken. Never stop taking a medication without first consulting a doctor.
Now you know a little about mouth odour and how to solve the problem. This is the the time to take action and keep smiling and laugh all you can.