Handsomecole:
Thank you madam error checker, but please it "English Language Teacher" not English Teacher. Even the checker can be checked too.

I think you meant "it's” not “it”..

can't help but check your grammar.. clearly you don't know when to use ‘am’ and ‘I'm(i am) ’.. ehen! back to the post e no consign me joor

When they finally opened it, Jose was overcome by emotion and began to sob
He was barely recognisable from before. “My God… Is this me?” He loudly exclaimed
Brimming with joy, Jose hit the town, and flaunted all of his newfound ‘hipster’ glory“
It wasn’t just a change of look. It changed my life,” he told Spanish reporters about his transformation
Locals had to do a double-take just to realise who he was, but showered him with compliments nonetheless


http://izismile.com/2017/03/20/it_takes_very_little_to_turn_from_a_homeless_guy_into_a_handsome_businessman_10_pics_2_gifs.html

Jose Antonio lived on the streets of Palma, Spain, for 25 years
He was well-known by locals and helped many park their cars in the town’s main square for a small wage
Salva Garcia, owner of La Salvajeria hair salon, invited Jose to come in and get cleaned up for free
This was no easy task, as Jose’s long and scruffy hair – including his beard – had to be chopped and tamed
Jose’s hair was also dyed dark brown, since a more youthful appearance could help him find a better job
Locals also provided Jose with a crisp new white shirt, and a pair of cropped red pants
He asked the salon’s mirror to be covered until his makeover was finished

Wait oooh
Have anybody told buhari to write an essay on how he spent his last holiday in London?

this one sef na news..okay #seen

fried fish, hard boiled rice (marshed rice), waina (it's a Hausa traditional food, I'm in the North)

bwahahaha
nothing wey my eyes no go see for this our generation

more pictures

After last year’s fail with AT96 supercar, Beijing-based startup Techrules learned their lesson and presented their new Ren supercar on Geneva 2017 auto show. However it looks more like a space ship than an actual car, don’t underestimate it. The manufacturer describes Ren as a Turbine-Recharging Electric Vehicle with the six-motor configuration (two powering the front wheels and four driving the rear) which makes a total of 1287 horsepower. It’s also claimed to have a 2.5 second time from 0 to 100 and a top speed of 320 kph. It’s set for release in 2018.


http://izismile.com/2017/03/17/chinese_are_into_supercars_now_too_25_pics.html

“I will continue creating different pieces of art with my skin and hope it inspires others in the process”
“Now what others would perceive as an imperfection I have made into something more beautiful and made it more accepted than before”


http://izismile.com/2017/03/17/this_girl_turned_her_skin_disease_into_a_piece_of_art_and_this_is_truly_beautiful_11_pics.html

But it wasn’t until she started doing body art that she learned to love her skin condition
She started by drawing around the white patches and saw that it looked like a world map
“I never realised how beautiful my vitiligo was until I traced it with a black marker, it really helps to bring out the different colours of my skin”

Ash Soto was diagnosed with vitiligo when she was12 years old
It’s a rare skin disease which causes pigment loss, leaving large white patches all over body
During Ash’s teen years vitiligo spreaded the most and the bullying began
After a little girl asked Ash if she had showered in bleach, Ash felt too ashamed of her skin and decided to never show any of it in public
“I was so shocked that someone said that to me that I cried and cried, I didn’t want to have the condition any more,” Soto said
However, in her late teens, Ash made herself do these little challenges, such as walking outside with a short-sleeved shirt

Steve Harvey Looks Like Mr. Potato Head

This Kid Looks Like Andy From Toy Story

The Former Queen Of The Netherlands Beatrix Looks Like Merryweather From Sleeping Beauty

These Hyperactive Dogs Look Like Shenzi, Banzai And Ed From Lion King

This Person Looks Like Hiro Hamada From Big Hero 6

Lisa Edelstein Looks Like Mother Gothel From Tangled

This Girl Looks Like Merida From Brave

This Person Looks Like Mary Katherine From Epic

Khal Drogo Looks Like Scar From Lion King

Nicky Minaj Looks Like Mrs Potato Head

This Asian Girl Looks Like Flash From Zootopia

Jean Sarkozy Looks Like Prince Adam From Beauty And The Beast

This Ukrainian Judge Looks Like Ursula From Little Mermaid

This Old Man Looks Like Carl From Up

This Person Looks Like Linguini From Ratatouille

This Scout Kid Looks Like Russel From Up

say what?!

last last him don decide show her off.. him for continue de hide her nau..

she fine but Kai! her skin color na #turnoff for me

… But an overwhelming majority of commentators definitely got the joke

One user even shared his real-life Shining house… Yikes!

Three cheers for a ‘mint’ prank by two cuties, whoare definitely going to love Halloween when they get older

In The Shining, a pair of twin ghosts haunt the hallways of a hotel and torment a young boy, something Poppy and Isabella might pull off very well with a little bit of practice.
All jokes aside, these girls are pretty adorable, and not creepy at all when they’re out of character

Hughes wrote on Twitter that joking with his girls “makes the grief of having twins worthwhile”

The girls are clearly experts at playing other roles too, and make a perfect team

Some people reportedly had mixed reactions to the girls’ uncanny portrayal of twin ghosts…

These twins had guests at a London hotel spooked with their recreation of a famous scene from The Shining. Poppy and Isabella, both 4, don’t know who the Shining twins are, but they do a spot-on impression.

Their dad, Martin Hughes, captured the creepy shots on a family holiday and posted them on Twitter. What guest wouldn’t run and hide if they saw these two at the end of a dimly-lit hallway?

Twitter users reacted about the same way we assume the twins’ fellow hotel guests did

Hughes said that he’s even “jokingly taught them ‘come and play with us’,” another reference to the iconic film

23. Qatar — One of several Middle Eastern nations on the list, Qatar is the wealthiest country in the world in terms of gross domestic product per capita thanks to its oil-rich surroundings. Falling oil prices have hit its economy, however, and income slowed in the past year.

22. Spain — "Ascension into the European Union in 1986 was a jump-start to the modernisation of Spain's infrastructure, industry, and economic policy," according to US News.

21. Netherlands — Home to the International Court of Justice and the International Criminal Court in The Hague, the Netherlands plays an important role on the world stage.

20. Pakistan — Political instability, corruption, and struggles with extremism have hindered Pakistan's standing in the power ranking. In turn, the nation's growth has been stunted as its export-driven economy "falls short in attracting foreign investment," according to US News.

19. Sweden — Despite militaristic roots, Sweden has decided against heavily investing in its armed forces in favour of a commitment to human rights and sustainability. Its approach to the well-being of its citizens has earned it respect on the global stage but could contribute to its lack of power.

18. Italy — Though Italy faced a tumultuous political year with the shock resignation of Prime Minister Matteo Renzi and the rebuilding of its government, the country remains on the list while boasting the third-largest economy in the eurozone.

17. Australia — Though it placed relatively low for its power and global influence, Australia came in fourth in the quality-of-life category.

16. India — The world's largest democracy, India was also home to the world's fastest-growing major economy for most of 2016. But its recent cash crisis has been a blow to its economy, causing the country to lose 11 billionaires and 86% of its circulated cash.

15. Switzerland — The small European nation was named the best place in the world to live. It's the 11th-wealthiest nation in terms of GDP per capita,and it is extremely attractive to businesses thanks to its low corporate tax rates. The United Nations also has one of its main offices in the capital, Geneva.

14. Iran — Iran "has long been of interest to global powers because of its strategic location within the Middle East and its abundant supply of oil and other natural resources," according to US News. The nation holds a whopping 9% of the world's oil reserves.

13. Turkey — Turkey is the gateway between the Middle East and the European Union, and the relationship between the two bodies is increasingly important as conflict rages in nearby countries. In September, British Secretary of State Boris Johnson said Britain would support Turkey's long-fought bid to join the EU, but an increasingly tense relationship between Turkey and several EU nations could hinder its progress.

12. Canada — Canada was named the second-best country to live in by US News, but its power didn't quite match, even though it is the US's largest trade partner.

11. South Korea — A contentious relationship with it's isolated neighbour in the north means South Korea often receives military and political support from the world's superpowers. It is one of the world's largest reserves of foreign investment and is also the world's sixth-largest exporter.

10. United Arab Emirates — The UAE is one of the world's largest importers of arms and, after SaudiArabia, has the second-largest defence budget of any of the Arab states.

9. Saudi Arabia — Saudi Arabia's oil reserves have allowed the country to become one of the wealthiest and most powerful nations in the Middle East. The gulf state has long been viewed as a close ally of the US, the UK, and other Western nations.

8. Israel — For a country with a population of just over 8 million, Israel has an outsize influence on the world stage. Despite its ongoing Palestinian conflict, the Jewish nation has a strong economy and a high level of education and per capita income for its citizens.

7. Japan — One of the most technologically advanced nations, Japan boasts the world's third-largest economy, having recovered from the2011 tsunami that shattered its infrastructure and manufacturing.

6. France — With a GDP per capita of $42,384 (£34,581), France boasts one of the largest economies in Europe and is one of the world's top exporters of weapons. Its influence extends around the world "through its science, politics, economics and perhaps above all, culture," US News writes.

5. Germany — Often seen as the economic powerhouse of Europe, the continent's most populous nation has seen its role on the world stage become increasingly important since reunification in 1990.

4. United Kingdom — "The United Kingdom is a highly developed nation that exerts considerable international economic, political, scientific and cultural influence," US News writes. While it isn't known how its expected exit from the European Union would affect the country's standing, the nation seems to have so far withstood the shock of the referendum result.

3. China — The rise of China is quite remarkable. Home to 1.4 billion people, the country already has the world's largest military, and experts predict it will be the world's largest economy by 2050.

2. Russia — Russia capitalised on its natural resources to become one of the world's wealthiest nations. Its military spending as a percentage of its GDP continues to outstrip that of countries within NATO by a considerable distance. It currently spends 5.4% of its annual GDP on defence — the closest a NATO country comes by comparison is the US, which spends 3.3%.

1. United States — Nearly 75% of respondents said they lost "some respect" for US leadership after the 2016 presidential election, but the country is still ranked the most powerful. Its economic, political, cultural, and artistic influence shapes the world, and a mammoth defence budget of about $600 billion (£494 billion) and its leading economy put it at the top.

https://www.nigeriatoday.ng/2017/03/ranked-the-23-most-powerful-nations-on-earth/?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C4192560098

Potatoes
Keeping potatoes at a temperature below 7°С (44°F)will make them taste unpleasantly sweet. Instead of putting potatoes in the fridge, store them in a paper bag in a cool (but not cold) place.

Chocolate
At cold temperatures crystals of sucrose in the chocolate come out on the surface to form an unpleasant white bloom. As a result, the product loses its natural flavor.

Tropical fruits
Tropical fruits quickly go rotten and become harmful when placed in the fridge. You can wrap them in several layers of paper and store them in a dry dark place.

Green beans
Putting green beans in the refrigerator will cause them to lose their useful properties. You can freeze the fresh beans and enjoy them all year round.

Onions
The moisture in the fridge will eventually turn onions soft and make them unfit for consumption. In addition, excessive moisture facilitates the growth of harmful bacteria and mold.

Coffee
You should never keep coffee in the fridge: it can take on some of the smells of other foods and lose its unique flavor. Store it somewhere cool and dark where it can retain its best qualities. However, larger amounts of coffee can be kept in the freezer.

Olive oil
It’s recommended to store olive oil at temperatures from +12 to +16°C (from 53 to 60°F). It’ll gain a harder consistency when put in the fridge.

Honey
Cold and moisture increase the speed of the crystallization of honey. As a result, it rapidly loses its taste and health benefits. However, this nutritious food will stay good almost forever if you keep it in a tightly sealed jar at room temperature.

Tomatoes
The refrigerator isn’t the best storage site for tomatoes since the cold air stops the ripening process. Cold temperatures affect the taste and texture of the tomatoes and make them mushy.

Bread
Some people think that storing bread in the fridge is the best way to keep it fresh. In fact, nothing dries out bread and makes it stale more than the fridge. If you’ve got more bread than you need, you can always make crunchy bread chips from it.

Eggplants
Eggplants are also highly sensitive to the cold temperature within the fridge. They become soft and pitted on the surface, so it’s better to keep them at room temperature.

Bananas
When refrigerated, bananas quickly turn black and look visually unappealing. When you see bananas with black spots in the store it doesn’t mean they are ripe: it’s because they haven’t been stored properly during transportation.

Brazilian singer Georgia Brown is in the record books for singing the world's highest note, G 10, which actually isn't considered a note, but a frequency.

Iceland is the only nation in the entire world where 100 percent of its entire population has access to the internet.

Black and green olives are actually the same fruit, just at different levels of ripeness.

The Isles of Scilly Football League, the smallest in the world, has only two teams that compete against one another for 17 weeks straight.

Country singers Loretta Lynn and Conway Twitty released a song in 1978 called "You're the Reason Our Kids are Ugly.

"Because vinyl was so expensive in the 1950s, Russian hipsters would press their own records on discarded X-rays.

Some of the asteroids used in the production of the first Star Wars film were actually potatoes.

Donald Duck has appeared in more films than any other Disney character and also serves as the most-published comic book character outside of the superhero genre.

Theodore Roosevelt and John Quincy Adams are the only two America presidents to have ever been sworn into office without placing their hand on a bible.

Bullet-proof vests are only good for about seven years.

The year 2100 will not be a leap year because the year is not divisible by 400.

The phrase "breakfast is the most important meal of the day" originated in a 1944 campaign by General Foods as a way to sell more cereal.

Douglas Tompkins, the founder of the North Face company which creates winter jackets to keep customers warm, died of exposure to cold temperatures after his kayak capsized in Chile.

Famed jazz singer Billie Holiday died with just 70 cents in her bank account and $750 taped to her leg.

U.S. Marshals busted over 100 fugitives by luring them to a Washington Redskins game.

Dav Pilkey's "Captain Underpants" series beat out"Fifty Shades of Grey" as the most widely banned book in America in 2012.