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If you’re often in a bad mood - or in denial about mental health - it can be hard to tell the difference. Most everyone goes through bad moods. But when the blues don’t go away, you might wonder if, in fact, you are truly depressed. Because depression has clearly defined symptoms, however, there’s a way to figure out whether you need to seek treatment. Depression is diagnosed when a person experiences five or more specific symptoms for more than two weeks, according to the American Psychiatric Association. Those symptoms include feelings of sadness and loss of pleasure in activities you once enjoyed, changes in appetite that cause weight loss or gain, sleeping too little or too much, feeling tired all the time, having difficulty concentrating and making decisions, and feeling angry and irritable. People with depression might also have feelings of worthlessness or guilt, unexplained physical pain like headaches or backaches, and frequent thoughts of death or suicide. |
About 80 million microbes, apparently. Gross but true; that’s how many bacteria get transferred during the typical lip lock, according to a new study. Researchers were curious about why humans are the only animal species that have full-tongue mouth-to-mouth contact. One theory says that exchanging saliva helps couples determine compatibility, while another holds that sharing bacteria can boost the immune system. Since no previous study looked into how kissing changes mouth microbes, the study authors decided to take the lead. They monitored the kissing behavior of 21 couples, finding that one 10-second French kiss transferred 80 million germs from one partner to the other. They also discovered that the more often partners reached first base, the more likely they were to have a similar microbial profile colonizing their tongues. (So apparently, you and your guy do become more alike the longer you stay together!)
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Sneezing can be caused by crazy things like being too full, seeing a bright light, or even orgasm. For how common sneezing is — other animals sneeze too — scientists actually know very little about the phenomenon. In most cases, "a sneeze is designed to expel foreign particles and irritants from your airway, particularly your nasal cavity, and is a protective reflex, And what comes after a sneeze? In the traditional is "bless you." "The Greeks and Romans took sneezing as a sign of wellness and expressed their good wishes to the person who sneezed using the phrase 'live long,' or 'May Jupiter bless you, |
i strongly believe that when a man come of age he either retire or control his excesses as a result of old. and i suggest that OBJ should retire and copy from an elder states man like IBB |
1.Volunteer. Try to be industry and job specific if possible so that the time you spend giving it away has the potential to introduce you to people who may hear of opportunities. And if you take on a leadership role, like chairing a committee, it will offer visibility. If it is not industry specific, it still gets you out, gives a feeling of short term accomplishment, and may introduce you to other volunteers who have access to information. 2.Get help. Occasionally when we feel stuck it is helpful to get an outside, objective perspective. Identify a group of people who are unemployed and form a job search support group. Sometimes power, insight, and motivation are achieved through a collective effort. If you can afford it, invest in a session with a career coach who comes highly recommended. These steps will give you help and advice you need plus accountability. Most important, there is a human connection with other people in a similar situation -- or someone who knows just how to sympathize. 3.Establish your credibility as a long-term job-seeker. When it comes to establishing your credibility, you will need to distinguish yourself from other candidates. That happens in your resume and in how you explain your time out. Of course, the story you tell people must be truthful but it also needs to position you in the very best possible light. So if you took two years off by choice or you have been unemployed for that length of time, how did you spend it? Can you show that the time out was used productively and makes you an even better candidate? Employers like candidates with skills and experience that are current. What can you do to convince them that you have been engaged and remain valuable? That could include getting a relevant certification, assuming a leadership role in a professional association, or building and maintaining a dynamic network of contacts. Perhaps you traveled around the world, learned a foreign language, or ran a marathon. All are accomplishments, too. 4. Have a plan. For everyone in job search -- both those who have lost jobs and others who may have voluntarily taken a time-out -- the key to success is having a game plan. That is the strategy you use to put yourself out there. It includes everything from your resume, cover letters, follow-up correspondence, interview questions and practice, and research on the market and companies. It must all be seamless and support your target, with no exceptions. 5.Be focused on your goal. Get clear on your target and communicate it with precision and passion; the kind of job you want, where it is located, and the ideal qualifications for candidates. In this current market it is not a bad idea to have a couple of targets. Having only one exposes you to the risk of pursuing a direction that won't produce a job. Having too many targets makes the process confusing, sloppy, and inefficient. |
Dear naira landers I live in port harcourt and am on a salary of slightly above 50k monthly after tax and pension. i intend starting up a viewing center where live matches can be watched and maybe have some chairs like a small bar where drinks can be sold. I currently purchased an LED trying to get some fanciable chairs and table with a fridge. please advise how viable will this be. THANKS |
A hotel restaurant in Anambra, Nigeria has been shuttered by authorities for serving human flesh. suspicious residents told police of rumors that the restaurant was cooking human meat for customers. Police then raided the restaurant, where they discovered fresh human heads that were still bleeding. The blood was in the process of being drained into a plastic bag. In addition to the illegal meat, authorities discovered automatic weapons, grenades, and cell phones. Ten people were arrested in conjunction with the crimes. One resident said, "Every time I went to the market, I observed strange activities going on in the hotel. People who were never cleanly dressed and who looked a bit strange made their way in and out of the hotel, making me very suspicious of their activities. I am not surprised at the shocking revelation." A priest who ate at the restaurant was alarmed when presented with a bill of 700 Naira, or roughly $3.50 (Tens of millions of people in Nigeria subsist on less than $1 a day). "The attendant noticed my reaction and told me it was the small piece of meat I had eaten that made the bill scale that high," he said. "I did not know I had been served with human meat, and that it was that expensive.
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Sleep on a Silk Pillowcase When we asked NYC dermatologist Dr. Gervaise Gerstner if there was any truth to this claim, she told us, "My grandmother did it to protect her hairdo; my friends say it causes fewer wrinkles." Then she added, "Ultimately, it's the knit of silk that's closer than, say, cotton, so it's less irritating to the skin and makes fewer creases -- you may notice a small difference." Worth a shot, right? Use Facial Oil Nighttime is when your skin naturally starts to rest and repair; it's when your skin-restoration systems ramp up. Coupling that idea with the fact that you're not touching, prodding or rubbing your face makes evenings a great time to give your skin an assist. Enter facial oil, which won't feel sticky against your pillowcase. Look for a lightweight formula that helps boost skin surface-cell turnover. Follow the One-to-One Rule Before Bed Sometimes having a glass of wine (or two) before bed feels like a necessity. We're not judging -- really! But while there's nothing wrong with a bit of imbibing, you should never plan to get under the covers without balancing your body. Gerstner recommends a glass of water to match each serving of alcohol. This might mean a few extra trips to the bathroom in the middle of the night, but you'll thank us when you wake up with rested skin that shows minimal (versus magnified) signs of the previous night's activities. And to further enhance your hydrating efforts, add a skin care product containing hyaluronic acid. It's a substance that your skin already contains and helps maintain moisture. Prop Yourself Up on Two Pillows We're not sure what a chiropractor would have to say about this one, but according to Gerstner, raising your head above your body keeps your face from looking puffy in the morning. "It helps keep fluid from retaining in your face," she explains. Target Problem Areas You may have heard this mantra before, but it bears repeating: A full night's sleep will help make your skin look better. To which Gerstner adds, "And you should experience fewer dark circles." We say try a little target practice to help trouble spots look better even faster. And if you tackle these skin zones while you're asleep, you allow for the product to really seep in. Our favorite area to hit: the eyes. Look for an eye treatment that targets wrinkles and reduces bags (two of the biggest eye-aging culprits). |
Switzerland will return to Nigeria some $380m (£260m) allegedly looted by ex-military ruler Sani Abacha, an official has said. The transfer, to be conducted under the supervision of the World Bank, will end a 16-year case against the Abacha family. Switzerland has already returned $700m, following appeals from Nigeria. Abacha ruled the oil-rich West African state with an iron-fist from 1993 until his death in 1998. Soon thereafter, Nigeria's new rulers asked Switzerland to help it recover $2.2bn that he had reportedly stashed in European bank accounts. The $380m was seized in 2006 in Luxembourg, following a request from Swiss authorities, the Geneva prosecutor's office said in a statement. The BBC's Will Ross reports from the main city, Lagos, that massive corruption still plagues Nigeria. Billions of dollars are alleged to have gone missing from the state oil firm in recent years, he says. The World Bank has been asked to oversee the return of the latest money, presumably to add a degree of transparency, our correspondent adds. Democratic rule was restored in Nigeria a year after Abacha's death. Many Nigerians saw him as one of the country's most repressive rulers. |
1.I need some time alone. 2.If you really loved me you would... 3."You'll pay for this, right?" 4."How many people have you slept with?" 5."You're so smart/hot/cool/etc., but you're just not that… funny." |
Dear all Following the aptitude test that was written at the Naval College at Onne in PH. has anyone been called? whats new. |
I think it is imperative at this juncture to bring to fur the Un ruling manner in which nairalanders use when advice and good comment are expected. for example there was a topic: 'How can i save my sagging boobs' she needed advice but some unscrupulous person began making disparaging comment as against the advice that was humbly seek for. i suppose that nairalanders are adult are are suppose to act like one. Please act accaordingly |
I have heard people and ministers of GOD talking about seed of faith for a greater blessing/breakthrough. pastos in the house please how does seed faith works |
Let's get this right the bible declare Honor the lord with thy substance and with the first fruit of all thy increase please note that phrase first of all thy increase. it does not connote that your first month salary should be given only if there was an increase eithe as a result of a raise, or new job or any form of increase. please be guided |
Dear all, please it has become culture for everyone to be in church on JAN 1ST 12:00AM and at the end of the day no former life style is changed and no impact of the night service is made. apparently some even go to the midnight service to perpetrate nefarious and immoral act. my question now is what is so special about being in church at midnight on Jan 1st. |
Dear all, Please i need a candid advice: i got a job not quite long ago for a take home paying after deduction of tax and pension 50k i am thinking of buying a car worth maybe 350-400k for cab services will it be profitable |
You call pastor robbers? who made thee judge over Israel? i guess you should be aware that even the called men of GOD has be insulted by your very self? that is why they are poor,jobless, sick and hopeless. you don't give 10% of your income neither do you give first fruit> it is written honor the lord with thy substance and with the first fruit of all thy increase so thy barns be filled with plenty and thy press shall burst out with new wine. I know in thy limited knowledge, you will say it is old testament but you will join to say Abraham blessings are yours. Be wise and don't destroy your live with careless statement. |
Dear nairaland, i need a candid comment on this. is it a sin for a born again christian to watch porn once in a while and also be aware that it does not lead to anything just for watching sake. |
As at 2011,news had it that about 80% of first class &2:1 holders that sat for the aptitude test for NNPC failed. These are one of the bottle neck we have in Nigeria labor market,when emphases is been laid on the class of degree. take a look at third class holder in their in their job when employed, they perform better, Also look at notable persons who have achieved in their career some are third class holders. Some news have it that a one time MD/CEO that turned the fortunes of UBA was a third class product, wole and others just to mention but a few. |
It beats my imagination when people tend to celebrate success before arrival,when Ribadu cross carpeted it was alike a jamboree as if he has already won the election, he was all over the media.But just see how he was denied the flag bearer. Now what becomes of his political ambition? |
but do u also know that the race is not to 5the swift, life is of grace |
Dear nairaland, Following the bible book of proverbs that say honor the lord with your substance and the first fruit of thy increase....... Does that passage advises that first fruit is an avenue for prosperity |