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Christianity generally doesn’t allow polygamy, but Islam allows it. I’ve seen Christians who unofficially have sired children through many women, and I’ve seen a Christian woman who have been married illegally or unofficially to several men in their lifetime. Some devout Muslims have decided to remain monogamous throughout their life; while some Muslim women would never allow their husbands to marry another wife (despite knowing that Quran endorses it). But let’s cut the long story short… Is it true that someone who marries another wife will never make heaven? Is it true that a polygamist would end in Hell Fire, no matter their religions, and no matter how good persons and devout worshippers they are? I’m confused… Perfect Money/Payeer/Epay/Neteller: www..com.ng |
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Hi, I’m a hermaphrodite ![]() I was born with both male and female genitals. Unfortunately the testicles were found to produce no sperm (underdeveloped). Whether my ovaries have eggs is still unknown. Based on my own situation, cases in the medical literature and personal contacts with other hermaphrodites, I can say that it is indeed possible for some hermaphrodites to get pregnant. This fully depends on which organ configuration they were born with, though. Maybe I’ll end up being able to get pregnant as well, but that will take more medical research, something which unfortunately is hard to find with how few physicians have the faintest clue of people like us. Source: https://www.quora.com/Can-an-intersex-person-hermaphrodite-get-pregnant Perfect Money/Payeer/Epay/Neteller: www..com.ng |
This is an impossibility. The nature won'r allow it. |
If the US starts war with North Korea, they will regret it. Whether they attack North Korea on their own, or jointly with the UN. Why? The US has never won any way against any country that is secretly supported by super powers. Korean War lasted for more than 3 years (June 1950 – 27 July). It began when North Korea invaded South Korea. The United Nations, with the United States as the principal force, came to the aid of South Korea. China came to the aid of North Korea, and the Soviet Union gave some assistance. Millions of people lost their lives. North Korean invasion of South Korea repelled. Subsequent United Nations invasion of North Korea repelled. Subsequent Chinese–North Korean invasion of South Korea repelled. The war ended in Military stalemate and Korean Armistice Agreement. Another good example is the Vietnam War, also known as the Second Indochina War, and known in Vietnam as Resistance War Against America or simply the American War, was a war that occurred in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia from 1 November 1955, to the fall of Saigon on 30 April 1975. It was the second of the Indochina Wars and was officially fought between North Vietnam and the government of South Vietnam. The North Vietnamese army was supported by the Soviet Union, China and other communist allies and the South Vietnamese army was supported by the United States, South Korea, Australia, Thailand and other anti-communist allies. The war is therefore considered a Cold War-era proxy war. The war lasted close to 20 years (1 November 1955 – 30 April 1975), and roughly 5 million people lost their lives. The war resulted in: Decisive North Vietnamese victory. Withdrawal of American-led forces from Indochina. Communist governments take power in South Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. South Vietnam is annexed by North Vietnam. Reunification of North and South. America was behind Muammar Gaddafi’s fall. He fell because no external nations helped him. Syrian rebels have not been able to overthrow the Syrian Government because some external countries are in support of Syrian Government. What would happen if the US attacked North Korea? North Korea would gain sympathy from certain powerful nations, which would show secret support and supply to North Korea. Unless the US uses nuclear weapons, which is forbidden, the war would drag on, and on. It would result in stalemate. Eventually, America would discover that they are fighting against external mercenaries and influences. They would have wasted lots of soldiers and money. The USA is heavily in debt (to the tunes of trillion of dollars). They should avoid going further heavily in debt. They should try to do things to better lives of their citizens, rather than engaging in senseless war that is prohibitively expensive. Let the US learn from history. If they start a war they cannot win, that would embolden other enemies to defy the US. Let them continue to slam sanctions against North Korea, but they should avoid open conflict with the country. Perfect Money/Payeer here: www..com.ng |
The govt doesn't have the plan to do what you're saying. |
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Eating dinner before 2 p.m. may sound like a late lunch to most of us. But according to a new study, having an early dinner — or just skipping the meal altogether — may increase the amount of fat a person burns at night, and also help curb hunger swings. Scientists from Louisiana State University’s Pennington Biomedical Research Center recently conducted the first human test of so-called “early time-restricted feeding” on 11 men and women with excess weight. The study participants ate from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. for four days, and then from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. for another four days. The participants ate the same daily calorie amounts during both time periods. “We found that eating between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. followed by an 18-hour daily fast burned more fat and kept appetite levels more even throughout the day, in comparison to eating between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m., which is average for Americans,” study author Dr. Courtney Peterson said in a statement. The findings suggest that the timing of our meals actually has an impact on our metabolism. However, more research is needed to get the full picture of whether this method could actually help prevent obesity. So don’t rush to change your dietary habits over this small study right now — especially if it’s going to make you hangry. Source: http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/1d3WLl/:6KR.Yzgk:Xl0rQ15E/nymag.com/thecut/2016/11/heres-why-the-time-you-eat-dinner-actually-matters.html Perfect Money/Payeer here: www..com.ng |
Can you see? Even lecturers and professors are misusing simple English? No wonder, the majority are not always right? |
I’m trying to write a short story about a man who loses his job, does a lot of stupid things, and ends up hitting rock bottom, and is motivated to take sinister revenge against everybody who crossed him (particularly his boss for firing him). I need some ideas to brainstorm over. Answer: Having a customer scream at you with unrealistic demands, doing your best to be very polite and accomodate them, and thinking everything went great; Then getting fired when the customer complains to your manager or head office. Especially if you get fired just to appease the customer, instead of your manager actually standing up for you when you did EVERYTHING right. It shows that, despite taking pride in a really undervalued job, your entire life was considered disposable and meaningless to appease an irrational customer. The company may even fabricate lies about you having ‘performance issues’, and there’s nothing you can do about it. It doesn’t seem dramatic, but it happens far too often in our world, and leaves one with an incredible sense of humiliation and betrayal. Source: https://www.quora.com/Whats-the-most-humiliating-way-of-losing-your-job Perfect Money/Payeer here: www..com.ng |
I think it must be USA. |
We all - every one of us - exhibit patterns of behavior that are obvious to everyone but that we ourselves cannot see. We will deny that they exist. These are our "blind spots". Carl Jung calls them our "shadow". Have you ever noticed how you are often involved in situations that are similar across different aspects of your life? Why does everyone leave me? Or how you have the exact same fight with different people in different relationships? Have you ever said - or heard a friend say - things like "why does every person I date end up cheating on me?" or "why does everyone betray me?" or "why doesn't anyone understand me?" or "why do I always end up in long distance relationships?" These are all the consequence of our blind spots. "Until you make the unconscious conscious" said Jung "it will direct your life, and you will call it fate". Source: https://www.quora.com/What-are-the-things-that-people-most-often-dont-notice-about-themselves Perfect Money/Payeer here: www..com.ng |
If you kill a robber, you can be arrested if you can't prove he was a robber. Otherwise, dump his corpse in the street, while no-one sees you. If you miscalculate, you can end up being the one killed. |
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What do professors think of students who fall asleep in class? When a student falls asleep in my class, I have a feeling of sympathy. Nonetheless, it is not in his/her best interest to miss my lecture. What I typically do (my students can verify this) is wait a minute or two until I am getting to an important part of the lecture. Then I ask a nearby student to wake up the sleeper. When I do that, I explain to the newly-awakened that we were getting to something important, and I didn't want him/her to miss it. For the next two weeks, nobody falls asleep in my class. Nobody wants to be awakened in that manner. And I do it very politely. Even so, I've often had the student come up to me after class to apologize. I tell the student that I have sympathy; I remember how difficult it was to be a student, and how I often did not get enough sleep. Source: https://www.quora.com/Sleep-What-do-professors-think-of-students-who-fall-asleep-in-class |
If you're doing a job you hate, then quit. |
How to Write a Book In Your Spare Time Becoming an Expert Many people say they would like to write a book. That statement is usually in the form of “I have this great book idea”, “I’ve always wanted to write a novel” or “I will write it when I have more time.” I used to say things like that. I kept promising myself that I would write a book someday. Then I realized something important. There are seven days in a week, but someday isn’t one of them. Do It Now I’ve had several friends who have told me they want to write a novel. They have the idea for the book, but like so many experts say, “without action, an idea is nothing.” The best advice I ever got from another writer was this: put your butt in the chair. It seems so simple. It isn’t. Stephen King said, “The scariest moment is just before you start.” Making yourself sit down and start typing is something I fight with daily, even after having written two full-length novels. It is a battle you have to fight against procrastination and something I call internal attrition. That attrition makes you want to do anything other than sit down and write. Like Marcellus Wallace said in Pulp Fiction, “you gotta fight through that.” Just put your butt in the chair and start working. Finding Time The most common excuse I hear is “I don’t have time.” People tell me they are too busy, or have kids, or their job gets in the way. They say they don’t have any spare time to write a book. I respectfully disagree. I wrote my first two novels by finding fifteen minutes, three times each day. Jeff Goins said, “Spending five hours on a Saturday writing isn’t nearly as valuable as writing thirty minutes every day of the week.” So, don’t put it off until the weekend. Kimanzi Constable told me when he was writing his first books the best strategy was to get his writing done in short, manageable chunks of time. For those of us with busy lives, it’s the best way to write a book. Here’s how I did it. In the morning, I woke up fifteen minutes early. I’m not going to lie, that part sucked in the beginning. I love the snooze button. But what is more important, getting fifteen minutes of semi-sleep or having your own book? Get up fifteen minutes early and start working. Eventually, you will get used to it. In fact, now I find that I can’t sleep that fifteen minutes because I feel internal pressure to get up and start writing. Lunch breaks are now work breaks. Again, do you want to sit around and listen to people talk about American Idol or do you want to get another few hundred words done for your book? Eat for fifteen minutes then lock your door/cubicle and write. Go somewhere quiet if you need to. You need to be free of distractions to get the most out of your little chunk of time. Find fifteen minutes in the evening. Sometimes this one can be more difficult, but trust me, it’s there. How much time do you waste on Facebook or random television? Take an inventory of a few typical evenings and you will find that there are lots of places where spare time is living. Use that time to write your book. The more you do it, the faster you will be able to write. I can crank out about 1,000 words in 45 minutes if I have my story organized and planned out. Getting Started Write out the general idea of your book. This is a simple paragraph on what the book is about. It’s good to have it on paper as a broad guide. Next, I create an outline. Guy Kawasaki says he doesn’t begin writing until the outline is complete. Instead of a traditional outline, I create something I call a “scene map.” With this map, I know where the end of the story is. All I have to do is string together a bunch of scenes to get there. If you are creating fiction, you will have to do some additional work creating characters. Unless you are writing War and Peace, this should only take a page or two of paper. Just write down the names of your characters, what they look like, hobbies, quirks, and anything you think the readers should know about them. Set Small Time Goals Lots of writers have daily word count goals. I’m at the point where I use those, too. When you are writing a book in your spare time, though, I suggest using a different approach. Since you are going to be finding fifteen minute pockets, set a timer for your allotted time and write. Don’t worry about how many words you’ve completed. Just work as fast as you can. Remember, don’t edit at this point. Fight the urge to go back and make corrections. Editing can come later. If something is misspelled, you can always come back to it during the re-write. Go You have the time and the knowhow. Don’t worry yourself with questions about publishing or distribution right now. That stuff can come later. What you need to do is start writing. Stop telling yourself that you will do it someday. This is the year that you can write your book. And you can do it in your spare time. Source: http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/33IfZ7/:14K_5!L3!:XgQnkLsm/expertenough.com/2813/how-to-write-a-book-in-your-spare-time Perfect Money/Payeer here: www..com.ng |
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This is what I wish: that my daughters don’t go to school. I offered my oldest the very prestigious “Altucher Fellowship”. Never awarded before. Only awarded to her. Basically it says: do exactly what I tell you to do for a year and don’t go to college. I’m not sure she’s going to take it. Here’s my ideal program: • Spend some time each day learning the skills in the graphic. • Watch one movie a day with me and discuss. • Publish a book of essays by the end of the year. • You can take time off to travel. And, by the way, this will be cheaper than you going to college. Her answer, begrudgingly: I’ll think about it. Here are the skills: A. Networking A corollary of leadership B. How to sell Presentation, vision, motivation, sales. C. Negotiation Which means win-win, Not war. D. The Google Rule Always send people to the best resource. Even if it’s a competitor. The benefit to you comes back tenfold. E. The 1% Rule Every week, try to get better 1% physically, mentally, and emotionally. F. Idea Sex (but with protection!) Get good with setting up with ideas. Then combine them. Master the intersection. G. Reinvention Which will happen repeatedly throughout life. H. Leadership (which is really a course about how to deal with both Vision and Anger at the same time) Give more to others than you expect back for yourself. I. Mastery; How to master any field You can’t learn this in school with each ‘field’ being regimented into equal 50 minute periods. Mastery begins when formal education ends. Find the topic that sets your heart on fire. Then combust. J. Finding Signal in the Noise News, advice books, fees upon fees in almost every area of your life. Find the signal outside of the noise everyone else marches to . K. Themes > Goals Goals will break your heart. Have a theme. You can build your days around your themes. In the short blink that thins out your life, when you reach the point where goals matter no more, the themes of your life will shine bright. L. Creativity Take down a pad. Write down a list of ideas, everyday. M. Failure (a skill not taught until many years after the degree. But it is taught, believe me, you will learn it or die). Learn how to fail so that failure turns into a beginning. N. Give and you will Receive Give constantly to the people in your network. The value of your network increases linearly if you get to know more people, but exponentially if the people you know get to know and help each other. O. Simple tools To increase productivity ________________________________________ If I were creating a college – these would be the only classes. Or maybe I’m just like a failed athlete who wishes for his kids what he didn’t have for himself, whether they want it or not. I’ll never really know the answer. But I do know this: • These skills are not taught in school. • These skills are absolutely necessary for any kind of real-life success. ALL of these skills. • Skills > Degrees in the modern economy. • These skills will put you way ahead of any competition. You will be your own category. • You can learn these skills (sometimes) on the job, or in online settings. Or by reading. • Or by finding a: PLUS: mentors to model yourself after (real or virtual) EQUALS: who can challenge you and bring out your potential MINUS: people you can teach, to solidify your learning. Remember winning? Remember getting an “A”? And it felt good? It felt like, “I won!” And then it became too easy to get the As. Schools lulled us into some form of complacency, where an “A” was the new normal and anything below was considered unhealthy. What happened to the idea that a 40% success rate made someone the best baseball player in the history of the world? Or the idea that if only 50% of your business decisions are correct, you’ll have a billion dollar business. Or the idea that, in the hands of an artist, even the wrong note can be turned into beautiful music? Life is improv. Not a fact test. You take the bad notes and weave them into music. Now we get the “participation” trophy for showing up. My Mac is broken. The easiest computer in the world to use and I broke the keyboard. Do I suffer for my sins? Of course not, I get to go to the “Genius Bar” and get it fixed. The Genius Bar at the Apple store is the participation trophy for adults. One day I will get good at these skills. I guess I lied. This is not a letter for my kids. This is a love letter to me. Source: http://www.jamesaltucher.com/2017/03/essential-skills-college/?utm_source=activecampaign&utm_medium=email&utm_term=essential-skills-college&utm_content=&utm_campaign=impression Perfect Money/Payeer here: www..com.ng |
We learn lessons until we die. |
TuFace, now TuBaba, used to have hair on his head, especially in the days of Plantashun Boiz. He was so thin and cute. But when Plantashun Boiz split and he went solo, it was seen that there was no longer hair on his head. 2Baba is one of the most successful Nigerian artists nowadays. He’s been enjoying success for many years. I noticed that since he became a star when he released the track “African Queen,” his hair has disappeared. Why did 2Face/2Baba shave his head? Would he appear ugly if he left his hair? Perfect Money/Payeer here: www..com.ng |
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Thank you for these useful and helpful tips. |
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What are the darkest secrets about airlines that passengers don't know? Nor really “dark”, but here are a few “secrets”… Where is the best place to sit on an airplane? It’s not over the wing… a common myth. The best place to sit for a smooth ride is as close to the front of the airplane as you can sit. Airlines have known this for decades, but they don’t like saying it. There is yet one more reason why First Class is always at the front of the airplane. The food aboard airliners is usually not that bad. When you think about it, how hard is it to send 200 meals that need to be reheated 7 miles up into the sky, in a tube that can barely hold them? Airlines spend a lot of money planning meal service and menus that will please their customers. Running an airline is a very risky business. If thunderstorms shut Atlanta down for 3 or more days during the year, that pretty much wipes out Delta’s profit for the year. Source: https://www.quora.com/What-are-the-darkest-secrets-about-airlines-that-passengers-dont-know Perfect Money/Payeer here: www..com.ng |
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Where do criminals get their guns? A highly experienced official told me confidentially that criminals use guns that were given to them by political parties’ candidates during elections. After the elections, the hooligans continue to use the guns. Someone also told me that there are retired police/army/navy officers who sell guns to people. Is that correct? Some say that scoundrels smuggle guns into the country. That’s correct. So, robbers, assassins, etc. get guns supply to carry out their criminal activities. Are there any other sources of guns for these criminals? How can guns be prevented from getting into wrong hands? Perfect Money/Payeer here: www..com.ng |
I wonder why interviewers like to ask about the salary I can take when they know the maximum they can pay. To me, this is deception. |
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