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enoqueen:
Really

Wetin go come happen to human being.

Na die na.

One can drive here in the night without the head lamps.

In October, a solar-powered cycle path was opened in Poland.

The track is studded with thousands of phosphor-coated crystals which emit light after being charged by the sun.

Prior to the unveiling of the solar road, the panels were tested at four car parks across France.

The constructor was Colas, part of giant telecoms group Bouygues, and financed by the state.

Not only will the road's durability will be under scrutiny, but experts will also need to establish whether the village in north western gets enough sunshine to produce enough power.

The 1km (0.6-mile) stretch of road in the small Normandy village of Tourouvre-au-Perche is paved with 2,880 photovoltaic panels.

Some 2,000 motorists will use the road every day during a two-year test period.

During that time, assessments will be made as to whether the road is capable of generating enough power to run the village's street lights.

It is hoped that the the road, which is paved with photovoltaic panels, could eventually provide enough energy to power the small villages street lights.

A solar panel road, claimed to be the world's first, has opened in France.

The 0.6 miles (1km) stretch of road in the small Normandy village of Tourouvre-au-Perche is paved with 2,880 solar panels, which convert energy from the sun into electricity.

It is hoped that the the road could eventually provide enough energy to power the small village's street lights.





http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-4058752/France-unveils-world-s-solar-panel-road-0-6-mile-stretch-provide-energy-power-entire-village-s-street-lights.html

VickyRotex:
The first pix says Alot!

I can't imagine the hurt/pain in his eyes. wow!

May the soul of the departed find eternal rest, and May the Lord comfort and sustain His Family/everyone left.

He came in and left quietly, so sad.

UchihaFeraz:
Yeah but this statement - Putin laid red roses at the foot of Karlov's coffin and spoke with his relatives but left the ceremony without making a statement. - says a lot.

Sure.

Russian servicemen carry the coffin containing the body of Russian Ambassador to Turkey Andrei Karlov after the farewell ceremony at the offices of the Russian Foreign Ministry.

UchihaFeraz:
I wonder what he's thinking in the above image.

Check the second picture.

Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov (C) pays his last respects to Karlov.

Turkish authorities have identified the assassin as Mevlut Mert Altintas, 22, who had worked for Ankara's riot police.

Andrei Karlov's widow Marina (L) and Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov at the funeral in Moscow on Thursday.

This pictures shows the funeral service for Russian Ambassador to Turkey Andrei Karlov at the Christ the Saviour Cathedral.

The Russian Ambassador to Turkey Andrei Karlov is pictured speaking at the gallery in Ankara moments before he was shot dead.

President Putin offers his condolences to Marina Davydova Karlova, the widow of the slain Russian Ambassador to Turkey.

Putin later left the funeral without a word.

Karlov's body was lying in an open casket in the building's marble-clad lobby flanked by a uniformed honour guard.

Russian President Vladimir Putin stands in front of Andrei Karlov's casket.



Only God knows what he's thinking right now.

President Vladimir Putin on Thursday bade farewell to Andrei Karlov at a packed memorial ceremony in Moscow for the diplomat who was assassinated in Turkey by an off-duty policeman shouting 'Allahu Akbar' and 'Don't forget Aleppo'.

Dozens of colleagues and relatives attended the ceremony for Karlov, the ambassador to Turkey whose death was labelled by Moscow as an act ofterror while President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the perpetrator was a member of Fethullah Gulen's group behind the aborted July coup.

Putin laid red roses at the foot of Karlov's coffin and spoke with his relatives but left the ceremony without making a statement.




http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4057828/Russia-lays-rest-murdered-Turkey-envoy-honours.html

Twizzy30:
Maybe after 2billion years

About a billion years.

Atmospheric escape is the process by which gases leave a planet's atmosphere.


Every minute, 400 pounds (181kg) of hydrogen and almost 7 pounds (3kg) of helium escapes from Earth's atmosphere into outer space.

It is this process, known as atmospheric escape, that could one day lead to the death of life on our planet, according to one expert.

An astrophysicist has said the escaping gases could, turn our planet into a dry, desolate world like Mars.

HungerBAD:
Life is not fair at all.

To the writer below me. Be very grateful for whatever you have become today. I am sure he did not go through the higher institution, to turn out this way.

Am with you bro, and some people are in the club spending millions of naira on drinks every weekend.

To that person below you, that's why i dont make comments anyhow.

skarlett:
This is just barbaric but then, the seige isn't exactly over yet

So barbaric.

Nice.

Gofwane:
All of them ladies are claiming 'prude' but in real life, they are 'whorè'

my question is, who are those ladies we see everyday wearing skimpy clothes? ...they're not on nairaland, abi

Lol...Visit shoprite saturday/sunday evening and you wil see.

missnazzy:
uncle explorers, I never knew you like this kind of things...abi the "change" has gotten to you. Lol

Lol....

knostbrown01:
and this oyinbo people talk say al dere electricity connection dey underground

That's Cuba.

This is a clear view of the path the lorry took through the now-destroyed Christmas market in central Berlin.