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starbuck:
Righteousness89, I don catch you today


Explorers, I am missing you and your back to back thread , na old age abi you are burdened up with family issues..

Time jare.

So sad.

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That house is mad, HOH lounge is madder.

So sad.

missjo:
Your top two?

Yea.

Ishilove:
The only thing I can do with Excel is record daily imprest. This old man is an inspiration

Same here. I can only input data, edit, format cells.

Learning vlook up since last.

missjo:
Visiting this country is high up on my bucket list. Beautiful

Norway.
Iceland.

Temidayo9:
I would be there during the lunch

Carry me join abeg bros.

The lagoon is situated against the backdrop of the Atlantic Ocean paired with an unobstructed 70-meter (230 ft) infinity edge.


Tourists can have magnificent view of the Atlantic ocean, the sights of sunsets, sunrises, Northern lights, and the stars, createling a magical experience.


The Sky Lagoon will be operated by Pursuit, a hospitality company that provides a collection of inspiring and unforgettable experiences in iconic destinations.

The new lagoon promises to “enable guests to connect with mind, body and spirit through the radiant powers of geothermal waters while taking in such impressive ocean views.”

Located in Kársnes Harbor, Kópavogur, very close to the capital Reykjavik, Sky Lagoon is a brand new oceanfront geothermal retreat that is set to open in spring 2021.





https://www.boredpanda.com/geothermal-sky-lagoon-reykjavik/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=organic

Horiuchi’s example is inspirational to a lot of people. He shows that everything is possible if you put your mind to it (though I doubt that most of us have the patience to figure out how Excel works) and that we should all continue learning new things as we grow older.

Horiuchi started learning how to draw after he retired in 2000

He draws landscapes of Japan on his computer.

Around 20 years ago, before retiring, Horiuchi thought that he needed a new challenge in his life.

So he settled on painting. However, he didn’t want to spend money on art supplies he decided to use his PC.

But he didn’t go for any fancy digital drawing software either and opted for Excel.

80-year-old Tatsuo Horiuchi from Japan is known all around the world for his incredible drawing skills.

However, he doesn’t use pencils, pens, or paint for his art.

Instead, he creates masterpieces in Microsoft Excel.




https://www.boredpanda.com/80-year-old-excel-paintings-tatsuo-horiuchi/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=organic

So sad.

Pictured is one of the wounds Shango suffered after fighting with his sibling.

Shango was taken to the animal hospital after showing sign of fever and weakness.

The team also performed a TB test and bronchoscopy, which allowed them to examine Shango's lungs

The medical team is pictured taking a closer look at Shango's teeth.

A 433-pound gorilla named Shango at Miami zoo has been tested for the coronavirus after he was found to have a low-grade fever after being wounded in a fight with his younger sibling.

The 31-year-old's test came back negative when he was treated at the Zoo Miami hospital on Wednesday after the confrontation with Barney, 26, zoo officials said.



Photos show the patient sedated and strapped to a treatment table while a medic uses a swab to take a sample from inside his nose with the result coming back negative.

The team also performed a TB test and bronchoscopy, which allowed them to examine Shango's lungs.



https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8514771/Gorilla-tested-coronavirus-injured-fight-little-brother-Zoo-Miami.html

Ishilove:
Nigerians have no joy

Can't just laugh, only God knows what they used to prepare the sacrifice.

N37Billion, 380 houses, oil vessels for what my God

Not a death sentence, wish him quick recovery.

rottennaija:
To escape from this sort of prison, you simply need a parachute

You see the iron bars, you can't climb over.

Kriss216:
What's beautiful about ISIS, ISWAP, BOKO HARAM, HERDSMEN etc

The Earth is beautiful and amazing.

What you listed, put the blame on the inhabitants.

They have been living in space for over a month now and the mission could last up to 110 days.

NASA astronauts made history on May 30th this year and became the first people to enter the International Space Station from a commercially-made spacecraft.

Bob Behken, along with a fellow badass astronaut Doug Hurley, took off from Florida aboard SpaceX Crew Dragon.

2nd November, 2000 was the last time all humans were on the planet together. Since then, at least one person has remained on the international space station.


Astronauts are blessed to explore the unknown and see spectacular vistas most of us will never experience in our lifetime with their very eyes.

American astronaut Robert “Bob” Behnken has been living aboard the International Space Station for a little over a month now.

He has been sharing unique images of what daily life in space looks like and the mesmerizing view astronauts get to see on his Twitter account.

Behnken has recently posted some stunning images from his temporary home at the International Space Station showing the boundary between night and day on Earth and in just a few days, it went viral and has been liked over 60k times.



https://www.boredpanda.com/nasa-astronaut-bob-behnken-earth-photos-boundary-between-day-and-night-astrobehnken/?cexp_id=30181&cexp_var=3&_f=trending&utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=organic

The recommended weight limit is 225lb.

And the base model with no suspension and one battery costs $3,750.

And can get through most doorways

Even though it handles most places pretty well

But it can struggle with loose sand or loose snow, as a bike would

With the bumper off, ‘Not-a-Wheelchair’ is 5 feet long and 32 inches wide


Which makes it fit in shortbed pickups with the tailgate up and also Jeeps and Subaru Outbacks.