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The artistic concept compares Earth (left) to the new planet Kepler-452b. Scientists using planet- hunting Kepler space telescope have discovered a new catalog of exoplanet candidates and confirmed the first near-Earth-size planet in the "habitable zone" around a sun-like star Kepler- 452b, NASA announced during a press conference Thursday. (Xinhua) BEIJING, July 24 -- The Kepler Mission, which is using a space observatory to discover Earth-like planets orbiting other stars, has confirmed the first near-Earth-size planet in the "habitable zone" around a sun-like star, the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) said in press conference Thusday. "On the 20th anniversary year of the discovery that proved other suns host planets, the Kepler exoplanet explorer has discovered a planet and star which most closely resemble the Earth and our Sun," said John Grunsfeld, associate administrator of NASA's Science Mission Directorate at the agency's headquarters in Washington, "This exciting result brings us one step closer to finding an Earth 2.0." CLOSEST MATCH OF EARTH EVER FOUND Though scientists still need more information to determine whether it is another "Earth", meaning whether the planet is rocky like ours or has water and air, it is obviously the most promising one at the moment. According to NASA, the newly discovered Kepler-452b is a planet circling its parent star Kepler-452, which is located 1,400 light years away in the constellation Cygnus. Sixty percent bigger in diameter than Earth, the planet is the smallest planet to date discovered orbiting in the habitable zone -- the area around a star where liquid water could pool on the surface of an orbiting planet -- of a G2-type star, like our sun. The confirmation of Kepler-452b brings the total number of confirmed planets to 1,030. It takes 385 days for Kepler-452b to travel around its parent star, which means a year on the planet is 5 percent longer than that on Earth. And it is 5 percent further from Kepler-452 than Earth is from the Sun. Kepler-452 is 6 billion years old, 1.5 billion years older than our sun. It has the same temperature of the Sun, but is 20 percent brighter and slightly larger. "We can think of Kepler-452b as an older, bigger cousin to Earth, providing an opportunity to understand and reflect upon Earth's evolving environment," said Jon Jenkins, scientist from NASA's Ames Research Center, who led the team that discovered Kepler-452b. "It's awe-inspiring to consider that this planet has spent 6 billion years in the habitable zone of its star; longer than Earth. That's substantial opportunity for life to arise, should all the necessary ingredients and conditions for life exist on this planet," Jenkins said. The discovery of Kepler-452b is substantial but it is not the first of its kind. Last year, astronomers announced the first Earth-sized exoplanet, Kepler-186f, found orbiting in a star's habitable zone. The main difference between Kepler-186f and Kepler- 452b is their host stars. Kepler-186 is a red dwarf whereas Kepler- 452 is much more similar to our Sun. STILL A LONG, LONG WAY TO GO However, the new breakthrough does not mean that humankind has eventually, after years of searching, found another "Earth". In fact, saved its size and its distance from its parent star, nothing is known about Kepler-452b. Scientists cannot determine what the planet is made of or its temperature. They cannot even decide whether it is a rocky planet like Earth or a gas planet like Jupiter. In addition, even if Kepler-452b is a rocky planet, the chance of subsistence of life there is still small. "Its location vis-a-vis its star could mean that it is just entering a runaway greenhouse phase of its climate history," said Doug Caldwell, a SETI Institute scientist working on the Kepler mission, "The increasing energy from its aging sun might be heating the surface and evaporating any oceans. The water vapor would be lost from the planet forever." However, NASA still believes that this is a milestone moment, saying that "astronomers are on the cusp of finding something people have dreamed about for thousands of years -- another Earth." "This is really the first step, and humankind's first step", Jenkins said at the press conference, "You and I won't be traveling to these planets, but our children's children's children may." Launched in 2009, the Kepler spacecraft is NASA's first mission capable of detecting Earth-size planets around stars like our sun. So far, the spacecraft has found 4,696 exoplanet candidates, and follow-up observations and analysis have confirmed the existence of 1,030 of these candidates. Through the combined efforts of Kepler and other astronomers we know of 1,927 exoplanets out there in the cosmos. http://en.people.cn/n/2015/0724/c90000-8925903.html
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While protesters throw rocks at police cars, pastors are pursuing prophetic changes in their city. (Reuters) Television screens are splashed with images of rioters throwing rocks at police, protesters chanting and hateful headlines. But there's a deeper truth happening in Maryland's capital. Pastors and politicians are coming forward and shining light into darkness—quite literally singing "This Little Light of Mine." Bishop Walter S. Thomas tells the New York Times that their marching is countering against the violence. "We're out here, and this is peaceful," he says. He's not the only one standing for the Lord. Baltimore pastor Antoine Burton posted a video of 500 pastors peacefully marching through the streets, reclaiming their city for Jesus. Churches have played a critical role in civil rights and social justice. As violence appears along street corners, pastors are critically aware of their spiritual role. "Jesus said, 'Blessed are the peacemakers.' Our first responsibility is to promote peace," Rev. Uriel Castrillon tells the Baltimore Sun. Please lift up these pastors in prayer as they take their spiritual roles in standing up for justice.
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Hug which transformer? Light still dey dia ni? wachakuta: |
Oh! How I do weep for Abia |
Open Letter To President-elect Gen. Muhammadu Buhari Chukwuemerie Uduchukwu. — Apr 22, 2015 9:38 am | 5 Comments Sir, permit me to congratulate you once more on your victory in the March 28 Presidential election. You have indeed proved that there is a reward for consistency and faith in the democratic process. The massive votes you received from the masses signify the trust of the citizens on you to take Nigeria to a greater height. Your Excellency, as you prepare for the noble task ahead, it is very necessary to adhere to the following advice. AVOID SYCOPHANTS: Sycophants are major catalysts to the failure of many governments all over the world. For any government to succeed, it must always surround itself with men of high integrity and whose morals can never be compromised by selfish interests. Your predecessor, outgoing President Goodluck Jonathan would have performed better if he surrounded himself with men with high level of honesty. President Jonathan’s main agents of failure are those greedy men that delighted in offering him unnecessary praises instead of nourishing him with realities on ground. I pray such will never be your experience. May God prevent you from sycophants. MAKE CRITICS YOUR BEST FRIENDS: The fact remains that criticism is the major blood booster of government. This is because it helps the government to get wider logical views on it’s policies. Always see your critics as your best friends and always see it as a necessity to address the issues they raise. Ignoring criticisms or launching verbal attacks on your critics will be a first step to your failure. However, addressing issues raised by your critics no matter how bitter they may be will always promote the goodwill of your government and make it ‘government of the people’. AVOID BOOK OF VOWS: As proved by your election, Nigerians are now politically wiser and are ever ready to judge your performance by evaluating the level at which you fulfill your promises. Act more and promise less. Your predecessor delighted in increasing pages of his book of vows instead of doing the needful. Always be sincere with your words and never make unrealistic declarations. Your recent honest comment on the missing Chibok girls is very encouraging. This is because since the girls have spent 365 days in the den of terrorists, it will be suicidal to assure Nigerians that you must bring them back. Your assurance that your government will do all it can to rescue them is acceptable. Keep it up! MAKE THE STATE-OWNED MEDIA INDEPENDENT: It is very unfortunate that the state-owned media outlets are always puppets of any government in power that never see anything wrong with the government. Sir, you will make history if your government grants the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) absolute independence by sponsoring a bill that will grant the commission full rights to oversee the affairs of state-owned media outlets including recruitment, payment of salaries and allowances, finance and staff discipline in the media outlets. If necessary, initiate another constitution amendment over that. The commission directors and director-general should be elected by the staff of those media outlets who should also have the right to remove them when they deviate from the commission’s principles. Statutory allocations to the commission should also be provided for the commission through which it can perform its financial obligations to the state-owned media outlets. These will definitely grant those media outlets undiluted independence and enable them to perform their watch-dog duty creditably. PARTNER WITH INDEPENDENT MEDIA: Independent media outlets which include independent radio and television stations, as well as independent print and online news papers are also necessary in keeping the government accountable. Your government should always see them as partners and not enemies or agents of the opposition. Always make out time to invite them to participate fully in every live presidential media chat. This will make the media chats more people oriented. INITIATE A SCORE-CARD FORUM: In the spirit of accountability, your government should at least once in a month organize a forum in which various ministers will be invited to inform Nigerians about their policies and the level at which they have been implemented, the forum which should always be aired live by television and radio stations in the country should be programmed in such a way that the public can participate by either phoning in, tweeting with provided hashtag or posting comments through Facebook. The score-card forum should always be chaired by you and you should always during the live aired programme, present disengagement letter to any minister whose presentations in the programme are below expectations. This will certainly confirm to the ministers that there is no more business as usual and with that, they will be always willing to perform creditably. REFORM AND ALWAYS EQUIP THE NATION’S INSTITUTIONS: It is very necessary for your government to embark on comprehensive reforms in various institutions of the federation like the police, military, immigration, navy, airforce, EFCC, DSS, ICPC and FIRS. These reformations should include enlightening of those institutions’ officials and employees on their obligations to the nation and citizens as well as providing all necessary working equipments and materials for them always. Also, the officials and employees of these institutions should be adequately funded by government. This is because many officials and employees of those institutions had with events in the past, proved that they don’t even know their functions and are not even aware of the fundamental human rights of the citizens, and have been poorly equipped. Also, many of them engaged themselves in corrupt practices because of lack of adequate funding. The reforms should also establish an agency within each of the institutions that will be charged with the responsibility of promoting transparency, discipline and accountability. Such agency in each institution should also, always ensure that each institution under it carry out it’s functions without fear or favour and that human rights are ever respected in the institution’s activities. By promoting transparency and accountability, corruption which is a major agent of setback, will be prevented in those institutions and Nigeria at large. ENSURE THAT ONLY EXPERTS RECEIVE YOUR APPOINTMENTS: One of the problems of past governments in Nigeria is that they appointed politicians instead of experts to head various ministries, agencies and parastatals. They also awarded contracts to politicians instead of professionals and these played major role in the downfall of their governments. Always ensure that every ministry, agency and parastatal is headed by experts in those fields. For example, a professor who may be a current or former vice chancellor or rector of a federal university or polytechnic is more qualified to head the education ministry. It will be an insult to the nation’s education sector to appoint a politician or somebody without adequate education knowledge to head the education ministry. Always ensure that various ministries, agencies and parastatals are managed by experts in those fields. MAKE PUBLIC OFFICES LESS ATTRACTIVE THROUGH A BILL: You will be ever remembered by history if your government initiate a bill that will heavily reduce the financial and material benefits of elected or appointed public officials and representatives. The bill should also provide for the total scrapping of all unnecessary allowances and material benefits provided for various elected or appointed public officials and representatives. The bill should make provisions that will totally transform public offices from money-making avenues to servant-positions. If necessary, initiate a constitution amendment over that. Such will scare greedy persons away from governance and encourage persons with selfless character to occupy the government. TAKE THE WHOLE NIGERIA AS YOUR CONSTITUENCY: Moreover sir, it is very necessary to always take all the six geopolitical zones and the federal capital territory as your constituency. Always treat every part of the country equally regardless of their ethnicity, religion or political affiliation. That will definitely promote unity in our dear nation and encourage our democracy. ALWAYS NOTE THAT POWER BELONGS TO THE PEOPLE: Finally Sir, always bear in mind that your victory at the 2015 presidential poll was championed by Nigerians and not your political party the All Progressives Congress (APC). Also note that from the very moment that you take your oath of office and allegiance, your loyalty is transferred from the APC to Nigerians and if you fail to perform within four years, Nigerians are ever ready to effect another change by disgracing you with their votes in 2019. I wish you all the best in office and May God continue to guide and protect you. God Bless Nigeria. Yours, Chukwuemerie Uduchukwu. *The writer Chukwuemerie Uduchukwu is a graduate in the Department of Political Science of Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State, and can be reached on @EmerieUduchukwu on TwitterTwitter http://leadership.ng/features/427598/open-letter-to-president-elect-gen-muhammadu-buhari |
Open Letter To President-elect Gen. Muhammadu Buhari Chukwuemerie Uduchukwu. — Apr 22, 2015 9:38 am | 5 Comments Sir, permit me to congratulate you once more on your victory in the March 28 Presidential election. You have indeed proved that there is a reward for consistency and faith in the democratic process. The massive votes you received from the masses signify the trust of the citizens on you to take Nigeria to a greater height. Your Excellency, as you prepare for the noble task ahead, it is very necessary to adhere to the following advice. AVOID SYCOPHANTS: Sycophants are major catalysts to the failure of many governments all over the world. For any government to succeed, it must always surround itself with men of high integrity and whose morals can never be compromised by selfish interests. Your predecessor, outgoing President Goodluck Jonathan would have performed better if he surrounded himself with men with high level of honesty. President Jonathan’s main agents of failure are those greedy men that delighted in offering him unnecessary praises instead of nourishing him with realities on ground. I pray such will never be your experience. May God prevent you from sycophants. MAKE CRITICS YOUR BEST FRIENDS: The fact remains that criticism is the major blood booster of government. This is because it helps the government to get wider logical views on it’s policies. Always see your critics as your best friends and always see it as a necessity to address the issues they raise. Ignoring criticisms or launching verbal attacks on your critics will be a first step to your failure. However, addressing issues raised by your critics no matter how bitter they may be will always promote the goodwill of your government and make it ‘government of the people’. AVOID BOOK OF VOWS: As proved by your election, Nigerians are now politically wiser and are ever ready to judge your performance by evaluating the level at which you fulfill your promises. Act more and promise less. Your predecessor delighted in increasing pages of his book of vows instead of doing the needful. Always be sincere with your words and never make unrealistic declarations. Your recent honest comment on the missing Chibok girls is very encouraging. This is because since the girls have spent 365 days in the den of terrorists, it will be suicidal to assure Nigerians that you must bring them back. Your assurance that your government will do all it can to rescue them is acceptable. Keep it up! MAKE THE STATE-OWNED MEDIA INDEPENDENT: It is very unfortunate that the state-owned media outlets are always puppets of any government in power that never see anything wrong with the government. Sir, you will make history if your government grants the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) absolute independence by sponsoring a bill that will grant the commission full rights to oversee the affairs of state-owned media outlets including recruitment, payment of salaries and allowances, finance and staff discipline in the media outlets. If necessary, initiate another constitution amendment over that. The commission directors and director-general should be elected by the staff of those media outlets who should also have the right to remove them when they deviate from the commission’s principles. Statutory allocations to the commission should also be provided for the commission through which it can perform its financial obligations to the state-owned media outlets. These will definitely grant those media outlets undiluted independence and enable them to perform their watch-dog duty creditably. PARTNER WITH INDEPENDENT MEDIA: Independent media outlets which include independent radio and television stations, as well as independent print and online news papers are also necessary in keeping the government accountable. Your government should always see them as partners and not enemies or agents of the opposition. Always make out time to invite them to participate fully in every live presidential media chat. This will make the media chats more people oriented. INITIATE A SCORE-CARD FORUM: In the spirit of accountability, your government should at least once in a month organize a forum in which various ministers will be invited to inform Nigerians about their policies and the level at which they have been implemented, the forum which should always be aired live by television and radio stations in the country should be programmed in such a way that the public can participate by either phoning in, tweeting with provided hashtag or posting comments through Facebook. The score-card forum should always be chaired by you and you should always during the live aired programme, present disengagement letter to any minister whose presentations in the programme are below expectations. This will certainly confirm to the ministers that there is no more business as usual and with that, they will be always willing to perform creditably. REFORM AND ALWAYS EQUIP THE NATION’S INSTITUTIONS: It is very necessary for your government to embark on comprehensive reforms in various institutions of the federation like the police, military, immigration, navy, airforce, EFCC, DSS, ICPC and FIRS. These reformations should include enlightening of those institutions’ officials and employees on their obligations to the nation and citizens as well as providing all necessary working equipments and materials for them always. Also, the officials and employees of these institutions should be adequately funded by government. This is because many officials and employees of those institutions had with events in the past, proved that they don’t even know their functions and are not even aware of the fundamental human rights of the citizens, and have been poorly equipped. Also, many of them engaged themselves in corrupt practices because of lack of adequate funding. The reforms should also establish an agency within each of the institutions that will be charged with the responsibility of promoting transparency, discipline and accountability. Such agency in each institution should also, always ensure that each institution under it carry out it’s functions without fear or favour and that human rights are ever respected in the institution’s activities. By promoting transparency and accountability, corruption which is a major agent of setback, will be prevented in those institutions and Nigeria at large. ENSURE THAT ONLY EXPERTS RECEIVE YOUR APPOINTMENTS: One of the problems of past governments in Nigeria is that they appointed politicians instead of experts to head various ministries, agencies and parastatals. They also awarded contracts to politicians instead of professionals and these played major role in the downfall of their governments. Always ensure that every ministry, agency and parastatal is headed by experts in those fields. For example, a professor who may be a current or former vice chancellor or rector of a federal university or polytechnic is more qualified to head the education ministry. It will be an insult to the nation’s education sector to appoint a politician or somebody without adequate education knowledge to head the education ministry. Always ensure that various ministries, agencies and parastatals are managed by experts in those fields. MAKE PUBLIC OFFICES LESS ATTRACTIVE THROUGH A BILL: You will be ever remembered by history if your government initiate a bill that will heavily reduce the financial and material benefits of elected or appointed public officials and representatives. The bill should also provide for the total scrapping of all unnecessary allowances and material benefits provided for various elected or appointed public officials and representatives. The bill should make provisions that will totally transform public offices from money-making avenues to servant-positions. If necessary, initiate a constitution amendment over that. Such will scare greedy persons away from governance and encourage persons with selfless character to occupy the government. TAKE THE WHOLE NIGERIA AS YOUR CONSTITUENCY: Moreover sir, it is very necessary to always take all the six geopolitical zones and the federal capital territory as your constituency. Always treat every part of the country equally regardless of their ethnicity, religion or political affiliation. That will definitely promote unity in our dear nation and encourage our democracy. ALWAYS NOTE THAT POWER BELONGS TO THE PEOPLE: Finally Sir, always bear in mind that your victory at the 2015 presidential poll was championed by Nigerians and not your political party the All Progressives Congress (APC). Also note that from the very moment that you take your oath of office and allegiance, your loyalty is transferred from the APC to Nigerians and if you fail to perform within four years, Nigerians are ever ready to effect another change by disgracing you with their votes in 2019. I wish you all the best in office and May God continue to guide and protect you. God Bless Nigeria. Yours, Chukwuemerie Uduchukwu. [sup][/sup] *The writer Chukwuemerie Uduchukwu is a graduate in the Department of Political Science of Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State, and can be reached on @EmerieUduchukwu on Twitter http://leadership.ng/features/427598/open-letter-to-president-elect-gen-muhammadu-buhari |
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I think his refusal at this point is not to secure anything for himself but for the incoming president. It's left for Buhari to consider and follow if it is in the interest of the nation. Any man can just relinquish the powers of the presidency after all he's not there again to enjoy the powers. Keneking: |
U voted for change. Now change has finally come - Buhari |
