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Business / Re: Name An Item You Have Stopped Buying Due To Inflation/high Prices. by kboy3(m): 2:03pm On Mar 05 |
Fish Pepper soup and Heineken Beer. 2 Likes 1 Share |
NYSC / Re: NYSC 2013 Batch B House by kboy3(m): 4:56pm On Jan 11 |
UnimkeAk: I tell you. |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Earning 30k Monthly Salary As A Graduate by kboy3(m): 5:07pm On Jan 10 |
Philip4564: I took a job of 10k during my NYSC back in 2013 and got retained to receive a salary of 30k, got promoted 6 months after to 50k and 3 months after to 60k then I moved to a multinational, and by the grace of God, am in a good place now. 3 Likes 1 Share |
Literature / Re: Turnitin Plagiarism Checker (Best Plagiarism Checker) *TRUSTED* by kboy3(m): 1:41pm On Apr 13, 2023 |
How much does it cost to own an account |
Literature / Re: NYSC: National Year Of Sex And Comfort <<<Adventure of the year: 2013 Awards >>> by kboy3(m): 8:27am On Feb 28, 2022 |
Hello all, Had to come back to find this thread... hehheheee |
Family / Re: Time To Divorce My Wife? by kboy3(m): 4:32am On May 06, 2020 |
noakchukibadan: You have been a very patient man and God will reward you. If I were you , I will change my pattern it seems you have been too predictable in your marriage. Focus on raising your kids right. |
Autos / Re: Honda Civic 2002 (MANUAL) 370k by kboy3(m): 5:28am On Jun 21, 2016 |
That car is worth more than 200, say a 300. The way people price cars this days is totally evil. |
NYSC / Re: NYSC 2013 Batch B House by kboy3(m): 7:24pm On Jun 05, 2013 |
Pls make una use anti malaria drugs before una come camp o , I cannot, come n be calling somebody o. |
Webmasters / Beware Your Facebook May Have Been Hacked by kboy3(m): 10:09pm On May 03, 2013 |
NYSC / Re: Does Anyone Know The Latest Going On In NYSC? by kboy3(m): 9:45am On Apr 20, 2013 |
www.nysc.gov.ng/ Time table is out oo fr batch B ,We are resume june 25th ɑ̤̥̈̊nD̶̲̥̅̊ july 16th we are out |
Education / Re: Admission Into Various Schools Of Nursing Is Still Open - Get Your Forms by kboy3(m): 9:20pm On Apr 16, 2013 |
Any update for admissions for the year 2013 |
Literature / Re: NYSC: PPA:- Place Of Promiscuous Assignment by kboy3(m): 7:53pm On Apr 16, 2013 |
nichole2: Wats de deal with u , I don't see anyting bad. In enjoying. A storie. , there. Isn't much. Explicit. Dere. , God. Will judge all of us. On de last. Day Ooooo.... Why u dey waste ink. |
Webmasters / Re: Hot Do L Add Adsense To My Site? by kboy3(m): 9:45am On Apr 16, 2013 |
Omerian Consult: Yes, how do l do that? Is it only the web developer that could do that for me? If your a web developer , go to adsense to get the codes . Then use them on your pages . If ur not . Tell your web developer that you would want a Contain management for ur site . The structure of ur site will tell where u want it . U can just get the codes and get it up ur sef at the backend . |
Family / Re: 20-year-old Nigerian & His 65-year-old American Wife (Pictures) by kboy3(m): 9:32am On Apr 16, 2013 |
uglybetty: I dont want to believe its true.But if it is,noting wey poverty no fit cause. Be like say u never see poverty face to face. Just dey pray God make u no see am or sabi where poverty dey live. |
Food / Re: Gold Spot, Parle Soda, And Limca: What Happened To Them? by kboy3(m): 9:20am On Apr 16, 2013 |
Tell me , who remembers that limca show on nta ,every sunday . With games ,I love d fastest drinker 's game. |
Literature / Re: NYSC: National Year Of Sex And Comfort <<<Adventure of the year: 2013 Awards >>> by kboy3(m): 9:05am On Apr 16, 2013 |
candy21: Dammm!!!!!! finally i have finish reading this. i was so addicted to this write up. Mazi i wish i can have a look at ur face and c wat u look like cause i cant stop imagining what was making all those babes fall for u. hmmmm i wish i will have a chance with u anyway ......... :olol Good you have finally finished , meet us here https://www.nairaland.com/1243124/nysc-ppa-place-promiscuous-assignment |
Family / Re: 20-year-old Nigerian & His 65-year-old American Wife (Pictures) by kboy3(m): 11:41am On Apr 14, 2013 |
Abeg free the padi o , there are some situations in this country that warranty this tinz. (poverty) 11 Likes |
Literature / Re: NYSC: PPA:- Place Of Promiscuous Assignment by kboy3(m): 11:33am On Apr 14, 2013 |
Loving mazi's work. 3rd one and still reading. |
Jobs/Vacancies / Free Ebooks : by kboy3(m): 7:55am On Nov 09, 2008 |
for totally free business ebooks contact me, i have books like 1. Quick Niche Product Creation 2.$72,506.04 a Year Without a Product 3.101 Ideas You Can Instantly Convert Into Info. 4.177 INSTANT PRODUCT IDEAS BY JEFF 5.DAN POYNTER ON INFO PUBLISHING, 6.PodcastingForFun&Profit 7.Millionaire Maker if you are in need of any of these books call. 08062150413 or just mail tobymesh@gmail.com with the number of the book,your name and your email address. thanks. |
Romance / How To Know If He Loves You? by kboy3(m): 9:24am On Nov 05, 2008 |
Girls are a bit apprehensive when it comes to their relationship with a guy. It has been noted that men hesitate to express their love or feelings and end up laying a false belief for themselves. It is not only difficult but even more complex to analyze what a man desires and what is going in his mind. The question whether he loves me or not usually bothers every girl. But, with one ideal solution it is possible to know the actual love of the guy for you. Tips to Know if He Loves You Don't worry damsels, here are some useful tips to know whether your mate/partner or lover really loves you or not: * A very obvious one when he takes interests in your matters like work schedule, it means he is really concerned with you and loves you. * Whenever a guy keeps a track on your habits, remembers whatever you do and say simply indicates his love for you. * When a guy wants to spend more time with you, dates out with you at places of your choice and share the your favorite pastimes then he is madly in love with you. * If he gives more importance to his friends even if you are sick or in need of him shows his lack of interest in you. * Changing of topic when you discuss about your future with him is not a good sign of a healthy relationship with your love. * If he doesn't want to spend time with you or don't ever want to go out with you in public and never introduces you to his friends mean he does not love you. * When he calls you or message you just to chitchat with you means he deeply loves you and was finding any reason to talk to you. * If he is really concerned about you and loves you then he would always take out time from his busy schedule. * When he keeps looking you when you are around and suddenly takes off his eyes when you look at him shows he's in love with you. * When he praises about you to his friends, family and others means he truly loves you. * His every action will make you believe he loves you. * If he changes his plans or cancels them last minute then he is surely avoiding you. * If he is trying to be friendly with you and tries to make an effort to know more about you shows signs of love for you. * You can make out from a person's eyes. The person in love with you has special shine in his eyes when he's talking to you. from the master of love k_boy |
Health / How To Never Get Sick! by kboy3(m): 10:48am On Nov 03, 2008 |
1. Smile when you say that! Bob Hope made it to his 100th birthday, and so did George Burns. Coincidence? Maybe not. Laughter releases endorphins, those “feel good” hormones suspected of boosting immunity, and that might make you more resistant to disease, says Michael Irwin, M.D., of UCLA’s David Geffen School of Medicine and a former adviser for the federally funded National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine. “At the very least, laughter reduces stress hormones, which we know have a bad effect on immunity,” Irwin adds. If you’re the strong, silent type, a good belly laugh now and then may be especially important. Doctors used to think hard-charging Type A’s were at heightened risk for heart disease, but “we’ve moved on from that,” says David Katz, M.D., M.P.H., a preventive-medicine specialist at the Yale School of Public Health and coauthor of Stealth Health: How to Sneak Age-Defying, Disease-Fighting Habits Into Your Life Without Really Trying (Reader’s Digest Books, 2005). “We know now it’s having a so-called Type D personality—someone who bottles up emotions—that really causes an increased risk of heart disease and possibly cancer,” Katz says. Along with its stress-busting properties, hearty laughter provides an aerobic workout similar to (if briefer than) that of more intense exercise such as jogging, notes Michael Miller, M.D., of the University of Maryland School of Medicine. As little as 15 minutes of laughter daily may help prevent a heart attack by expanding the lining of blood vessels to improve blood flow, Miller’s research suggests. 2. Bring up Bowser Dog owners 50 and older see their doctors less often, have fewer illnesses, and recover more quickly when they are sick than is the case with their critterless counterparts. And the benefits go beyond what you’d expect from the added exercise of regular walks. “The simple act of petting an animal has been shown to lower blood pressure by inducing an instant relaxation response,” says Alan Beck, Sc.D., director of the Center for the Human-Animal Bond at the Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine in West Lafayette, Indiana. “And animal owners have a higher one-year survival rate following a heart attack, and have lower cholesterol levels, than those without pets—even when they have the same levels of exercise. Even watching fish has been found to help slow Alzheimer’s deterioration in some patients.” So don’t sweat those vet bills; consider them an investment in your own good health. 3. You snooze…you win As if insomniacs didn’t have enough to worry about: in a 20-year study, older people who tossed and turned for 30 minutes or more at night were twice as likely to die during the study as those who fell asleep soon after hitting the pillow. “Sleep is a marker of a person’s overall well-being,” notes study lead Mary Amanda Dew, Ph.D., a professor of psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. Poor sleep also increases hunger and impairs metabolism, which by themselves increase the risk of obesity and diabetes. But restless sleep is very common among older people. After age 55 two out of three adults have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep at least a few nights a week, the National Sleep Foundation reports. So how do you cope? “Try sprinkling your just-washed pillowcases and bedding sheets with lavender water,” suggests Katz. “It’s one of several aromas that might promote sleep.” Other sleep-inducing scents include vanilla and green apple. Another option, says Alan R. Hirsch, M.D., director of the Smell and Taste Treatment and Research Foundation in Chicago, is a pre-bedtime snack of walnuts, milk, or yogurt, which are rich in the amino acid tryptophan, a natural sleep inducer. (Choose vanilla-flavored yogurt and you get the added advantage of its scent.) To maximize your shuteye, consider going to bed 30 minutes later than usual. “If you make yourself stay up a little longer, it increases your body’s need for sleep and you could fall asleep easier,” Dew says. 4. Read a book The more education you have, the healthier you are likely to be, studies show. And it’s not just because people with college degrees tend to have more money, which means more access to doctors and medicine. Higher education is also linked to an ability to delay gratification, which means a reduced involvement with smoking and other risky behaviors. Do you have to head to college to reap the health rewards of education? Not necessarily, according to health economist Michael Grossman, Ph.D., of the City University of New York. “It’s also a matter of acting and thinking like an educated person,” he says. “Read more. Follow current events. Do other things to keep your mind as sharp as possible.” . 5. Read a label To manage your weight—and avoid scores of diseases caused by or worsened by obesity—pay attention to the ingredients in the prepared foods you eat. The fewer ingredients, experts say, the better. “Many processed foods actually use salt to conceal sugar and artificial flavors, and use sugar to conceal salt and other flavors,” says Katz, who also wrote The Flavor Point Diet: The Delicious, Breakthrough Plan to Turn Off Your Hunger and Lose the Weight for Good (Rodale, 2005). “This explains why many popular pasta sauces found in any supermarket have more sugar calorie-for-calorie than ice-cream topping and why many cereals have more salt than potato chips.” Different flavor categories stimulate different brain cells: sweet flavors will stimulate cells in one portion of the brain; salty flavors, in another; and sour flavors, in yet another. The more cell areas in the brain stimulated in the same meal, the more food you need to eat to feel full. (That’s why you can be full of meat and potatoes but somehow still have room for dessert.) But healthy doesn’t mean bland. Filling your belly with “whole” foods such as unprocessed fruits, vegetables, and grains instead of overly processed foods tricks appetite-controlling brain cells into feeling fuller faster on less food, Katz says. 6. Gaze at your navel Older adults who regularly practice tai chi, a “soft style” Chinese martial art best known for improving flexibility and mood, are more resistant than their peers are to shingles, a painful reactivation of the chickenpox virus, according to a study headed by Irwin. “Other studies find that practicing meditation can improve immunity against influenza,” he adds. Influenza, along with pneumonia, is the eighth-leading cause of death. Researchers are exploring yoga, too, as a way to prevent fatigue and specific diseases. The reason: These practices strengthen memory T cells, the white blood cells that fight recurrences of previously experienced infections, including some that can lie dormant for decades. You lose memory T cells as you age, but boosting their function can spare you a nasty return visit from an old foe. |
Romance / Attract More Men By Doing These Three Things: by kboy3(m): 10:38am On Nov 03, 2008 |
Are you having a bit of a time getting men to ask you out? Are you having a bit of a time JUST getting them to notice you?! Ouch! As surprising as this may sound, EVEN attractive women with a body to match has problems trying to get men to approach them for a date. Ok, now that is odd! Actually, it isn't all that hard to put them on your trail. Do these three things, and you'll definitely notice something different, they'll be following you! Well, hopefully. ONE: First off, wear men's most favorite perfumes, which are Candies and White Diamond. Of course there are others, but these two brands seems to be the most popular. If you are an older woman who is, say, in her forties, yes, Candies is marketed for the younger generation, but men could care less! They love the hint of its sweet scent. ALWAYS smell nice, even if you are going out for a quick errand! TWO: Wear attractive clothes men like. Sundresses, short skirts, tank tops in pretty, solid colors, khakis with a shirt that is in a nice solid bright blue color, Don't wear any dull or odd-looking colors, like black, brown, dull gray, green, Just like the perfume, wear these attractive clothes EVERY TIME you go out! Even if it is JUST a quick errand. Hey, you never know when that right guy will come along, so why not always be prepared to grab his attention? ALWAYS PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD! If you think you aren't that attractive, wearing nice-looking, sexy clothes will help. Don't you think the same can be said for the men? Well, ok, then. THREE: And this is the most important! Men can't read your minds. So, if you are thinking to yourself, "God, I wish he'd come over here to say hello to me." then you need to say it with your eyes. In addition, many people are on the go and they have their minds elsewhere, so you need to sort of slap these guys upside their head. Yea, yeah, I know, men are always thinking about women, but you'd be surprised that some don't, and if that particular guy you're looking at is one of them, well, you need to make the move. With every guy you find attractive, position yourself to where you can walk right by him, then get ready to smile and give him that look if he looks at you. If he does, say with your eyes, "Hi, I'm interested in you. Ask me out." You know the look. After doing that, look down and to the side in a shy manner, and then quickly look back at him again, and then back down again. (If you don't know how to do the look, practice it. It ain't hard to do! Geez!) Immediately look behind you, in case he looks back at you. If he does, give him that same look again, but this time don't look down, just turn your head and keep walking. Looking down for the third time is too much. It doesn't matter if you aren't shy at all. The action will tell him you are interested. Yes, of course you can simply look him straight in the eye, smile, and say hello, but for some reason men react more to the shy look. If you're bold enough, try walking right smack into him, then excuse yourself, while giving him that look. Be sure to look back at him with that same look, in case he looks back. Imagine you doing this wherever you go. , The grocery store, the mall, out on the street, And all you have to do is give them that look. That's it! Do this with as many men as you can, and you'll find your date card filled until you find that right guy for you! Ok, I know what many of you are thinking: Look, stupid, I'll just walk up to him and introduce myself. Well, that's ok for you, and you don't have problems getting dates, but just because you can doesn't mean every other woman can. It takes nerves of steel to walk up to complete strangers out in the street, the mall or in the grocery store and say, "Hi, my name is Mary, and I'd love to have a drink with you." Many men can't even do this because it is too awkward. Being in a nightclub or bar is one thing, but when it's outside those areas, it's like it becomes a totally different world. Men and women who don't have problems approaching each other in bars and nightclubs suddenly clam up when out in the street, or in the grocery store. They're out of their element. Weird, huh? Many singles think, Well how would this look, me walking up to a stranger out of the blue like this? What would he/she be thinking of me, There are a lot of people who just can't be that bold, so, for you women who aren't bold, and you're downright shy in this area, this little look you give him is perfect, NO MATTER WHERE YOU ARE! And remember, many of us, men and women, have our minds on other things, so if it's a Tuesday afternoon and you're at the post office during your lunch hour and you see that guy you'd love to meet, you need to get his mind off of work and / or what he needs to do that day, and start focusing it on you! |
Romance / Research Proves Break-ups Affect Emotional Stability Of Students by kboy3(m): 3:15pm On Oct 31, 2008 |
According to a survey on myOC, 42 percent of students believe that they will find a spouse before they graduate from Oklahoma Christian University, yet only a small percentage of students get married between the ages of 18 and 22. Such a statistic begs the question of what happens between the dream and the reality. Breakups. Breakups for many students at Oklahoma Christian pose a difficult obstacle for students to overcome during their college years. “I was an emotional basket case for the first week or so. The littlest things would set me off and make me cry,” junior Amy Gregg said. “I was fortunate enough to go through the break up and recovery process while I was still at home.” This emotional instability only intensifies while undergoing a break up while at school. With a small campus like Oklahoma Christian University’s, seeing an ex is more likely. Senior Kristen Hicks said being at school made it harder. “I was definitely more emotional for about the first semester after it happened,” Hicks said. Senior Nate Oates stated his grades suffered slightly during his break up. “I had a problem focusing a lot in class. I would wonder what she as doing since I hadn’t talked to her in a long time, and I also wondered if I was making a mistake,” Oates said. Department Chair of Psychology and Family Studies Ryan Newell said that he saw no correlation between grades and break ups, but did see a decline in attendance. “Most of us when we find ourselves right after a break up, the last thing we want to do is hang out with the person we just broke up with,” Newell said. “Especially if it’s across the same classroom.” Hicks revealed her ended relationship in fact helped her grades. “The break up actually made me work harder, and it ended up being the best semester I had with grades,” Hicks said. Chelsea Jones, who has not been through a break up while at college, but has watched others, believes that the hardest part is the social life. “After the break up it’s like they have to rebuild themselves again. Some are so consumed with the relationship that their friendships have suffered,” Jones said. “They have to go back to being okay by themselves, and investing in other things.” “I think the effect of college students is the same for anyone else who breaks up. People are going to have trouble concentrating, and get distracted and depressed,” Newell said. “The way people respond depends on their relationship.” Some of the pain from ending a relationship may stem from expectations about love when students first come to college. According to the online version of the College Student Journal, “Young (age 19 and under) undergraduates were significantly more likely to believe in “love at first sight” and “love conquers all” than older (age 20 and older) undergraduates.” (www.findarticles.com) Students may at first feel disillusioned with their original view of relationships after a breakup. Another romantic belief is that “love conquers all.” Again, younger students were significantly (p [is less than] .02) more likely than older students to agree that “All problems can be solved if there is enough love.” The percentages were 61 percent versus 43 percent, respectively, of the younger and older respondents who believed that “love conquers all.” Not only are there differences in how students of different ages view relationships, but also there is a difference between how students of different genders react to breakups. Newell states that men tend to detach emotionally where women are more likely to share their problems. Other gender differences, according to a College Student Journal poll of undergraduates at a large southeastern university, included men reported having more difficulty than women recovering from a break up. “Men are cultured to deal with relationships differently,” Newell said. “There are some gender specific reactions, but I don’t think they are tailored to a gender, more as the person has been cultured in that society.” Regardless of gender, break ups are still difficult to overcome for most. For Johnson, friends were the best remedy. “My girlfriends really pulled me through this time. They took me out and made me enjoyed everything again,” Johnson said. Hicks said friends, and also getting a job helped her. “I got a job to keep myself occupied so I wasn’t just sitting around with nothing to do. It helped for me to keep myself busy and keep my mind off of things,” Hicks said. The College Student Journal survey also reported that time and new relationships helped students overcome breakups. “The passage of time and involvement with a new partner were identified as the most helpful factors in getting over a love relationship that ended. While not statistically significant, men more than women reported “a new partner” was more helpful in relationship recovery (34 percent versus 29 percent). Similarly, women more than men reported that “time” was more helpful in relationship recovery (34 percent versus 29 percent).” (http://www.findarticles.com) According to Oates, break ups don’t have to be a bad thing. “I needed to re-focus on God. During the time we were broken up, I learned a lot about my faith and how much stronger I should be,” Oates said. “It was a productive breakup for my spiritual life.” |
Health / Pregnant Woman Drinking Light Drinking 'no Risk To Baby' ? by kboy3(m): 3:12pm On Oct 31, 2008 |
Women who drink a small amount of alcohol while pregnant do not increase their child's risk of behavioural problems, a study has suggested. The University College London team classed "light" drinking as up to two drinks a week throughout pregnancy. The study of 12,500 three-year-olds even found a lower risk of some problems in children of such drinkers. But experts were divided over whether the study was reassuring or could lull women into a false sense of security. Government advice says pregnant women, or those trying to conceive, should avoid drinking alcohol. But if they do choose to drink, they should drink no more than one or two units of alcohol once or twice a week and should not get drunk. get more info from ;http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/default.stm |
Romance / Re: Why Don't Nigerian Girls Appreciate Flowers As Gifts? by kboy3(m): 2:40pm On Oct 31, 2008 |
the are other things that a girl would want instead of a flower i ,mean a naija girl o. |
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