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SMALLPENIS: super strength,speed and vocal talent (they have been told to hide their abilities). Do not tell anyone,but five of them are nigerians.Bolded |
buildins collapsin in Nigeria since 1960 |
Seun did try sha, but it isnt enuf to crown him wit award |
Nice move. i pray Nigeria will lead the way in the fight against ebola |
marieolae: ok putting these celebrities aside, who can not make any difference to the efficiency of the economy. Nigerians must vote agaisnt PDP for the country to move foward. I think nigeria needs a president who can steer its ship from the brink of collapse. A president who can turn things around. Which can only be found in APC. I'm praying for Nigeria because it saddens me.Thou the president is weak, buth i just like his transformational agenda. It is drivin our economic forward, comfirmed!. The president also need to strenghten his fight against corruption (this is what i hate about this administration the most) - It is big setback to economic development. im no fan of GEJ thou |
snowprince07: TAAAAAAAAAAH Op comot dia u don marry na him u want mke dem woo u??Ure not ok... |
snowprince07: nothing cus am not married yetThen you have no business here...i need people with marriage experience |
snowprince07: i go read this long thing say nah exam i de write niLol...This isnt ment for you after all, there are many people here who are preparin for marriage... |
The success or failure of your marriage relationship depends on how well you handle a number of personal issues. Review these questions with your partner. Relationship Goals & Personal Habits 1. Why are we getting married? 2. What do we as a couple want out of life? 3. Do you think our relationship will change after we are married? 4. What do you think we'll be doing in thirty or forty years? 5. How often do you drink? 6. Have you ever hit someone? 7. Do you have a criminal record? 8. How would you describe yourself? 9. How do you think I see you? 10. Do you think it is important to know one another's physical and mental health histories? 11. Will you clean the toilet? 12. How are we going to divide up the household chores? 13. Does religion play an important part in your life? 14. Do you think faith and spirituality are important in a marriage? 15. What is your image of God? Finances 16. Can we talk about money? 17. Are you a saver or spender when it comes to money? 18. How much do we owe in debts and what are our assets? 19. Do you want to have a budget? 20. Where does our money go? 21. Should we have a joint checking account or separate accounts or both? 22. Who is going to be responsible for making sure that bills are paid on time? 23. Do you consider going to the movies and having a vacation every year a necessity or a luxury? 24. What are our financial goals? 25. Do you have any outstanding fines or debts? 26. What are our future plans for purchasing a home? 27. Do we both know where our important financial documents are located? Family 28. Do you want to have children? 29. Do we want to have children? 30. If we decide we do, how many children do you want to have? 31. How long should we be married before having children? 32. What kind of parent do you think you will be? 33. What is your parenting philosophy? 34. Will one of us stay home after we have children? 35. What type of birth control should we use if we want to postpone or prevent parenthood? 36. How do you feel about adoption? 37. Do you have any children already? 38. What was your childhood like? 39. Was your family an affectionate one? 40. Do you think we will have problems with your family during the holidays? 41. What values do you want to bring from your family into our marriage? 42. What do you like and dislike about your family? 43. What do you like and dislike about my family? 44. What do you like and dislike about your parents' marriage? 45. What do you like and dislike about my parents' marriage? 46. How much time will we spend with our in- laws? Sex & Intimacy 47. Can we talk about sex? 48. Should we talk about sex? 49. Are you comfortable discussing your sexual likes and dislikes? 50. What are your expectations of our sexual relationship? 51. Am I a jealous person? 52. Do I have trust issues or feel insecure? 53. How important is affirmation to me? 54. Do I handle compliments well? 55. What is your love language? 56. Do you think we listen to one another well? 57. Do you think it is important to be faithful to one another? 58. How do you want to spend our days off? 59. What are your expectations about how we will spend our free time? 60. Do you believe that we should be doing everything together? 61. Can we each pursue our own interests? 62. Do you need time alone? 63. How would you feel if I want a night out with my friends now and then? 64. How will we make sure we have quality time together? Conflict & Communication 65. How will we make decisions together? 66. Are we both willing to face into difficult areas or do we try to avoid conflict? 67. Do you think we have problems in our relationship that we need to deal with before our wedding? 68. Do we handle conflict well? 69. How are we different? 70. Do you think our differences will create 71. problems in our marriage? 72. Do you expect or want me to change? 73. Can we both forgive? 74. Are we both willing to work on our communication skills and to share intimately with each other? |
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Everyone knows that getting married is a major life decision. Yet people have different ways of knowing when the time is right to get married and who to marry. How did you decide to get married? What do you wish you had known prior to getting married? What can you share with folks considering getting married? |
Rapzino: ExJoker ma buddy, them ladies don't wanna woo ya boy.Lol...our girls dont have the guts(uncivilize) to woo a guy |
I guess it was a hybrid car on a maiden flight -we are reachin there technologically |
Sijioke: your name reminds me of a pure oil. That relieves my body.Haba! Hold body now bro, leave the girls to do there work today |
crazyawesome911: Why are you more concerned about what I did than helping meUnderstandin any problem is the first step to solvin the problem |
crazyawesome911: Somina doesn't wanΤ̅ Τ̅Ơ talk Τ̅Ơ me again I don't know what Τ̅Ơ do, I feel like I'm gonna commit suicide. She's an Awesome amazing angel, I started believing in God because I am sure she's an angel that fell from heaven.Stop offendin Her (them) |
Truth they said is always bitter. You were wrong for breakin up with her just 'cause she told you the truth but it would have been better if u had told us her reason for tellin you bout the incident |
No guy shul give in so easily, the girls need to suffer small but the girls aint makin any move...smh |
Remember the sci-fi thriller GATTACA? For those who never saw the film and/or eschewed all pop culture in the late 90’s for some reason, it was a popular movie that came out in 1997 about genetically modified human beings. Now some literally genetically modified human babies born that same year are entering their senior year of high school. The first successful transfer of genetic material for this purpose was published in a U.S. medical journal in 1997 and then later cited in a Human Reproduction publication in 2001. Scientists injected 30 embryos in all with a third person’s genetic material. The children who have been produced by this method actually have extra snippets of mitochondrial DNA, or mtDNA, from two mothers – meaning these babies technically have three parents. It’s still unclear whether all 30 babies turned out healthy. The Institute for Reproductive Medicine and Science (IRMS ) at St Barnabas, participants of the experiment, finally began following up with at least 17 of the now teenagers earlier this year, according to the UK’s Independent. We’ve reached out to IRMS to get those follow up results but have not heard back yet. While we don’t know the identity of these genetically modified teens, or even how they are doing health wise at this point, the ethics of creating designer humans is still very much a hot button issue. Modifying humans genetically to create some superior race of people or simply to chose one preferred visual trait over another has been debated among scientists, politicians and others ad nauseam. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration no longer even allows such genetic modification to embryos, citing them as a “biological product” and thus under its jurisdiction. They put the kibosh on this practice back in 2002 . However, these original embryonic modifications were for parents who would potentially pass on severe genetic diseases to their children if it weren’t for scientific intervention. These teens could potentially pass on their genetically modified material to the next generation. So even if no other humans are legally able to be created this way in the future, we’ve already introduced biologically modified genetic material into the population with the potential to affect large swaths of future generations to come via reproduction. We’ll be sure to update you, should IRMS release any information on the health of these teens. http://techcrunch.com/2014/09/28/the-worlds-first-genetically-modified-babies-will-graduate-high-school-this-year/?ncid=txtlnkusaolp00000591 |
ITbomb: No be today dem start to sell substandard phones, maybe this guy wan show strong head, area fathers just wan take do example for others wey no wan settleLol |
MrsBreezy: Lol then pm me . Or add me on bbm. Don't be shy. I've nothing to hideI never fancy bbm wat bout whatsapp? |
Elantracey: lol , alright .Just checked my pm thinkin i wuld receive a short note from with your contact attach to it |
MrsBreezy: Awh I might. You never know till you try...Lol...if am to ask you questions bout yourself...after all this place is an open space..privacy's needed #wink# |
Sarimah: oya nauLol...scare rite? |
Have you ever wondered why you usually miss glaring bloopers in major motion pictures? If you are like most people, you probably believe that just because your eyes are open, you are seeing. So why do we sometimes fail to see things that are right in front of our eyes? The reality is that attention plays a major role in visual perception. One of the primary reasons why you fail to notice these mistakes in films and television programs is a psychological phenomenon known as inattentional blindness. When your attention is focused on one demanding task, such as paying attention to the main character in a movie, you might not notice unexpected things entering your visual field. Research on Inattentional Blindness The term was first coined by psychologists Arien Mack and Irvin Rock who observed the phenomenon during their perception and attention experiments. "Because this inability to perceive, this sighted blindness, seemed to be caused by the fact that subjects were not attending to the stimulus but instead were attending to something else ... we labeled this phenomenon inattentional blindness (IB)," they explained. One of the best-known experiments demonstrating inattentional blindness is the Simons and Chabris "invisible gorilla test." In this experiment, researchers asked participants to watch a video of people tossing a basketball and the observers were told to count the number of passes or to keep track of the number of throws versus bounce passes. Afterwards, the participants were asked if they had noticed anything unusual while watching the video. In most of the tests, approximately 50 percent of the participants reported seeing nothing out of the ordinary. What was it they had missed? In some instances, a woman dressed in a gorilla suit strolled through the scene, turned to the camera, thumped her chest and walked away. How on earth could so many people could miss such an obvious and unexpected thing right before their eyes? Because their attention was focused elsewhere on a demanding task, the gorilla basically became invisible. Explanations for Inattentional Blindness Why does inattentional blindness occur? Rather than focusing on every tiny detail in the world around us, we tend to concentrate on things that are important and then rely on our existing schemas to fill in the rest. This is highly economical and allows us to focus our existing attentional, cognitive, and processing resources on the things that are most important, while still allowing us to have a cohesive and seamless experience of the world around us. One of the reasons why people so often miss the gorilla sauntering through a scene of people playing basketball is simply because the stimulus lacks what is known as ecological validity. How often does a gorilla show up in the middle of a basketball game? Because this is unlikely to happen in a real- world setting, we are simply less likely to notice it. The salience of the stimuli is important. While we do sometimes fail to miss essential information in the world around us, we are generally pretty good at noticing relevant information such as a car speeding toward us or a deer jumping out of the trees into the road. A Few Real-World Examples of Inattentional Blindness Even though you think you are paying attention to the road, you fail to notice a car swerve into your lane of traffic, resulting in a traffic accident. You are watching a historical film set in ancient Greece. You don't notice a major blooper in which an airplane appears in the background of a pivotal scene. You decide to make a phone call while driving through busy traffic. You fail to notice that the traffic light has turned red, so you run the stop light and end up getting a traffic ticket for inattentive driving. While playing a video game, you are so intently focused on spotting a specific type of "bad guy" that you miss another threat to your character and you end up losing the game. Observations "Simons and Chabis carried out a further experiment in which observers counted the passes made by members of the team dressed in white or the one dressed in black. The gorilla's presence was detected by only 42% of observers when the attended team was the one dressed in white, thus replicating the previous findings. However, the gorilla's presence was detected by 83% of observers when the attended team was the one dressed in black. This shows the impact of similarity between the unexpected stimulus (gorilla) and task-relevant stimuli (members of the attended team)." (Eysenck & Keane, 2011) "Inattentional blindness can be attributed to an overuse of top-down processing . Information that participants were not attending to was filled in with that individual's expectations. In this sense, inattentional blindness is similar to change blindness . However, change blindness generally refers to missing a change in a previously present stimulus, and inattentional blindness generally refers to missing a new stimulus." (Mauldin, K., 2013) The bottom line: Just because your eyes are open doesn't mean you are seeing everything in the world around you. Perception depends upon numerous factors, including attention. Sometimes we miss the things that are right in front of us. References Eysenck, M. W. & Keane, M. T. (2011). Cognitive psychology: A student's handbook . Psychology Press. Mack, A. & Rock, I. (1999). Inattentional blindness: An overview by Arien Mack and Irvin Rock. Retrieved from www.theassc.org/ files/assc/2417.pdf Mauldin, K. (2013). Inattentional blindness. In A. K. Taylor (Ed.). Encyclopedia of human memory. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO, LLC. Simons, D. J., & Chabris, C. F. (1999). Gorillas in our midst: Sustained inattentional blindness for dynamic events. Perception, 28, 1059-1074. Simons, D. (2012, Sept.). But did you see the gorilla? The problem with inattentional blindness. Smithsonian Magazine. Retrieved from http://www.smithsonianmag.com/ science-nature/but-did-you-see-the-gorilla- the-problem-with-inattentional- blindness-17339778/?no-ist Source: http://psychology.about.com/od/cognitivepsychology/fl/What-Is-Inattentional-Blindness.htm |
Sarimah: u wishWish? I can probe you then sue you to court.... |
muchyblink: A girl farth loudly in public cos i was funny and i was blamed. It's in meNow that is serious |
Sarimah: u r already an amebo so no pointI was just tryin to be nice that's all, after all i dont need to inform any sss wen i can handle dat myself |
Nigeria recorded a major success in the battle against fake phones when Mr. Lin Tian Huan, described as ‘kingpin’ of a Chinese syndicate that dumps fake phones in the country, was arrested Friday at Ikeja Computer Village, the nation’s biggest technology market. The Phone & Allied Products Dealers Association, which recorded the feat when the alleged kingpin who is also a Chinese national was arrested by its task force when passing off fake Samsung and Nokia phone brands, said it marked a major breakthrough in its efforts to rid the market of fake phones and other counterfeit technology products. Mr. Iyke Nwosu, the President of PAPDAN who confirmed the arrest to Technology Times said that the Chinese national Mr. Lin Tian Huan said to reside at No. 4 Cornerstone Estate, opposite Abiola Garden, Alausa, Ikeja in Lagos was allegedly caught in the act passing off the fake and substandard mobile phones as genuine Samsung and Nokia brands.
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Sarimah: y not go and inform them?Will you promise not to call me an amebo if i do dat?...i hate to be call an amebo!!! |
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