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..does anybody notice that the guy sitted in d middle was photoshoped in? i mean his face was inserted into someone's else body

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this is the real website www.stanbicibtcbank.com

notice the domain on the email is just stanbicibtc.com

i had gone to send the cv before i doule checked

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Still presently there

do mechanics really repair cars or spoil?

My advise stay with them whenever the car is beng repaired,,,buy the spare parts urself..they will scare you that u might buy a wrong one..

always watch what is to be repaired on youtube..have a rough idea before you take it there. (Ive fixed repairs myself just by watching youtube)

they dont really know the job..I watch repairs on youtube on my phone with my mechanic beside me to show how its really done.. He enjoys the youtube clips too

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Pleaseeee need to decide the better one from these two logs..pls help choose

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(CNN) -- Two American missionary workers infected with the deadly Ebola virus were given an experimental drug that seems to have saved their lives.
Dr. Kent Brantly was given the medication, ZMapp, shortly after telling his doctors he thought he would die, according to a source familiar with his case. Within an hour, doctors say his symptoms -- labored breathing and a widespread rash -- dramatically improved. Nancy Writebol, another missionary working with Samaritan's Purse, received two doses of the medication and has also shown significant improvement, sources say.
As there is no proven treatment and no vaccine for Ebola, this experimental drug is raising lots of questions.
1. Who makes the drug?
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The drug was developed by the biotech firm Mapp Biopharmaceutical Inc., which is based in San Diego. The company was founded in 2003 "to develop novel pharmaceuticals for the prevention and treatment of infectious diseases, focusing on unmet needs in global health and biodefense," according to its website.
Mapp Biopharmaceutical has been working with the National Institutes of Health and the Defense Threat Reduction Agency, an arm of the military responsible for countering weapons of mass destruction, to develop an Ebola treatment for several years.
2. Are there other experimental Ebola drugs out there?
Yes. In March, the NIH awarded a five-year, $28 million grant to establish a collaboration between researchers from 15 institutions who were working to fight Ebola.
"A whole menu of antibodies have been identified as potentially therapeutic, and researchers are eager to figure out which combinations are most effective and why," a news release about the grant said.
Tekmira, a Vancouver-based company that has a $140 million contract with the U.S. Department of Defense to develop an Ebola drug, began Phase 1 trials with its drug in January. But the FDA recently halted the trial, asking for more information.
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At least one potential Ebola vaccine has been tested in healthy human volunteers, according to Thomas Geisbert, a leading researcher at the University of Texas Medical Branch. And last week, the NIH announced a safety trial of another Ebola vaccine will start as early as September.
3. How does ZMapp work?
Antibodies are proteins used by the immune system to mark and destroy foreign, or harmful, cells. A monoclonal antibody is similar, except it's engineered in a lab so it will attach to specific parts of a dangerous cell, according to the Mayo Clinic, mimicking your immune system's natural response. Monoclonal antibodies are used to treat many different types of conditions.
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Sources told CNN the medicine given to Brantly and Writebol abroad was a three-mouse monoclonal antibody, meaning that mice were exposed to fragments of the Ebola virus and then the antibodies generated within the mice's blood were harvested to create the medicine.
However, the drug can also be produced with proteins made from tobacco plants. ZMapp manufacturer Kentucky BioProcessing in Owensboro has been working with Samaritan's Purse and Emory University Hospital to provide limited quantities of the drug to Emory, according to company spokesman David Howard.
4. Why did American missionary workers get the drug?
Many have asked why these two workers received the experimental drug when so many -- around 1,600 -- others in West Africa also have the virus.
The World Health Organization says it was not involved in the decision to treat Brantly and Writebol. Both patients had to give consent to receive the drug, knowing it had never been tested in humans before.
The process by which the medication was made available to the American patients may have fallen under the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's "compassionate use" regulation, which allows access to investigational drugs outside clinical trials.
5. Did doctors know it would work?
No. The drug had shown promise in primates, but even in those experiments, just eight monkeys received the treatment. In any case, the human immune system can react differently than primates', which is why drugs are required to undergo human clinical trials before being approved by government agencies for widespread use.
The two Americans' cases will be studied further to determine how the drug worked with their immune systems.
6. Will the drug be made available to other Ebola patients?
It's unclear. Rolling out an untested drug during a massive outbreak would be very difficult, Doctors Without Borders said in a statement. Experimental drugs typically not mass-produced, and tracking the success of such a drug if used would require extra medical staff where resources are already scarce.
Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, says scientists have to be careful about assuming this drug will work in other patients as it appears to have worked in Brantly.
"Having worked with administering antibodies for people for a really long time, that would be distinctly unusual," he told CNN. "As we all know in medicine ... you have to withhold judgment."
7. Does the company have more vials of the drug?
The company has very few doses ready for patient use, Fauci told CNN.
"(Kentucky BioProcessing) is working closely with Mapp, various government agencies, and other parties to increase production of ZMapp, but this process will take several months," Howard said.
8. Who paid for the drug and how much did it cost?
We don't know. Samaritan's Purse covered the cost of Brantly and Writebol's evacuations but did not pay for the drug, according to a spokesman.
When a patient gets an experimental drug, the drug company can donate the product under compassionate use. Mapp Biopharmaceutical Inc. might have done that in this case.
Health insurance companies typically do not pick up the tab for treatments that have not been approved by the FDA. But they usually would cover the cost of any doctor fees associated with giving the drug and any costs associated with monitoring how the drug is working.
9. Would this drug stop the Ebola epidemic?
If it were widely available, it certainly couldn't hurt. An effective Ebola drug could help doctors treat the deadly virus, which is killing about 60% of the people infected in West Africa. But a vaccine would be a much more effective tool in stopping this, and future, epidemics.
Vaccines are given to healthy people to prevent them from ever becoming infected. One challenge with Ebola, experts say, is that companies don't believe they could make much money from developing a vaccine, so few companies show interest.


http://edition.cnn.com/2014/08/04/health/ebola-drug-questions/index.html

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Marketer
Young and Smart
good at convincing people?
hate being confined to a desk?
Salary & Commission based Payment

Requirements
Minimum of HND


Drivers
qualified commercial Driver
Good Knowledge of Lagos Roads


Laundry Manager
good organisation skills
very good customer services skills
must demand and deliver perfection
and must be very hard working.
previous knowledge of the Dry Cleaning Business is an added advantage



Method of Application
Interested Applicants Should Forward Their CV To: manpowerimpression@gmail.com, with Position applied to in the body and subject of the mail alongside a cover letter.

There was rain lightning and my sukam inverter showing an overload light signal after..what can i do ?

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found this on there return policy, what do you think?

"Note: A customer can only return a non-defective item if he/she is requesting an exchange. Items sold in a clearance sale are final and are not eligible for return."

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I wanna be a billionaire so freaking bad
Give out everything I never had
I wanna be so fruitful Lord, always evergreen
Mighty grace to do what’s not been seen

Every time I close my eyes
It’s a cry to be a shining light
A better blessing every night oh oh
my prayer, the devil better beware
When I’m a billionaire

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sent someone to there office in ibadan..learnt he was arrested by ICPC..taken to abuja..turned off his phones and shut down the websites..what do we do now?

what do we do now?

sent someone to there office in ibadan..learnt he was arrested by ICPC..taken to abuja..turned off his phones and shut down the websites..what do we do now?

but if server is down..should all there phone lines be dead too...looking for a way to send someone to ibadan office and find out wts happening..but when a site is down is there another company one can contact

I do o..and some of my sites are down...HELPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP

I have the same issue too..my old domains there are working..but the new ones i just got are dead..and phones dead too..HELP..anyone in ibadan that can help get to there office,,would pay for your touble

same with me too ..my old websites on it are opening but the new ones just bought not opening..all phones to them are dead..im worried..emails not replying ....what can we do ??

All is phone numbers not going..and not responding to emails..Hope He's ok..My domains are down..does anyone know about his whereabout?? what will you do in my situation when ur hosting company is nowhere to be found HELP www.syskay.com