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How the 4ck did that ugly cretin pull a chick like that?

You can tell a country is civilized the way it treats its less privileged and disabled people. The op only shows what type of society Nigeria is the way he kept referring to the mentally ill as a lunatic.

Taylor86:
buhari is even confused


never knew ur brain was slow as ur actions

Did you even read the article before spewing your bile. You Nigerians should learn how to take your time to read an article before rushing to post on the front page.

I like Buhari because he has a very clear agenda in terms of rooting out the corruption that too often has held back the economic growth and prosperity of his country.

I really like this president.

Thezoomustfall:
Guy like i said you don't have an Opinion. Just Goto hell

Just because you don't like his opinion does not give you the right to ask the guy to go to hell, everyone is entitled to have an opinion. What's it with you Nigerians? You guys are so aggressive.

Just when I thought Nigerian religious followers are the dumbest people in the world, the South Africans have proved me wrong.

Solar System, Galaxy, Universe:
What's the Difference?

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Many people are not clear about the difference between our Solar System, our Milky Way Galaxy, and the Universe.

Let’s look at the basics.

Our Solar System consists of our star, the Sun, and its orbiting planets (including Earth), along with numerous moons, asteroids, comet material, rocks, and dust. Our Sun is just one star among the hundreds of billions of stars in our Milky Way Galaxy. If we shrink the Sun down to smaller than a grain of sand, we can imagine our Solar System to be small enough to fit onto the palm of your hand. Pluto would orbit about an inch from the middle of your palm.
Artist diagram of Milky Way galaxy
On that scale with our Solar System in your hand, the Milky Way Galaxy, with its 200 – 400 billion stars, would span North America (see the illustration on the right). [img]http://nightsky.jpl.nasa.gov/images/mwnamerica.jpg[/img]

Galaxies come in many sizes. The Milky Way is big, but some galaxies, like our Andromeda Galaxy neighbor, are much larger.

The universe is all of the galaxies – billions of them! NASA’s telescopes allow us to study galaxies beyond our own in exquisite detail, and to explore the most distant reaches of the observable universe. The Hubble Space Telescope made one of the deepest images of the universe, called the Hubble Extreme Deep Field (image at the top of this article). Soon the James Webb Space Telescope will be exploring galaxies forming at the very beginning of the universe.

You are one of the billions of people on our Earth. Our Earth orbits the Sun in our Solar System. Our Sun is one star among the billions in the Milky Way Galaxy. Our Milky Way Galaxy is one among the billions of galaxies in our Universe. You are unique in the Universe!


http://nightsky.jpl.nasa.gov/news-display.cfm?News_ID=573

See how nice and smart they look unlike the overweight bloated pigs in Nigeria.

pdppower:
Common sense should have told you that these people are not fighting for any religion. These are set of depraved people whom Almighty Allah himself is vexed with and they will surely meet their waterloo VERY SOON.

They say they commit their acts in the name of your Allah.

It's only a matter of time Nemesis will catch up with these animals and their 4cked up religion.

Depraved jihadis fighting for the Islamic State have forced a young child to savagely behead a Syrian regime army officer in the first execution of its kind.
The sickening murder is understood to have taken at the Western Hir Palace in the province of Homs after the soldier was captured by jihadis at the nearby Al-Bosayri army checkpoint.
The unnamed officer is believed to have been a regime leader in the ancient city of Palmyra, which ISIS captured in May and have since set about about systematically destroying as they believe the city's several millennia-old buildings and monuments distract from the worship of God.
ISIS have increasingly used young boys in their gruesome executions, with some children no older than 12 being forced to shoot the terror group's opponents at point blank range. However using a child to carry out a brutal beheading with a knife is a sickening new low for ISIS.


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Video of the incident has been shared by ISIS supporters on social media and shows a child no older than 10 carrying out the brutal beheading.
Wearing camouflage and a black headdress, the boy's face is uncovered - revealing a chilling dead-eyed stare that offers a glimpse of the evil he has witnessed carried out by ISIS' killers.
The regime soldier is seen being forced to lay on his stomach as the young boy approaches him from behind, pulls his head back by the hair, and uses a small knife to slit the man's throat and set about beheading him.


In a moment of true horror the child then lifts the victim's severed head in a warped celebration of the brutal murder. He then places the head on the victim's back.
Throughout the entire killing, a senior ISIS fighter is seen observing the shocking scene.
At the end of the video the older militant turns to the camera and makes a chilling threat to the West.
'Our goal is not only Palmyra or Homs or Damascus, rather our goal is to conquer Bayt al- Maqdes [Jerusalem] and Rome, God willing,' according to the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, who say they were sent a copy of the video.


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Today's savage murder is not the first time ISIS have used young boys to commit a sickening murder. It isn't even the first time the terror group has employed child executioners in Palmyra.
But observers believe the latest shocking video features the first young boy forced to carry out a filmed beheading on behalf of the Islamic extremists.
Earlier this month ISIS released an execution video from inside Palmyra, showing 25 child executioners lining up regime soldiers in a Roman amphitheatre and shooting them in the head.
A baying crowd of men and boys gathered in the restored ruin waiting for the slaughter, many wearing military uniforms and headscarves.
The amphitheatre had formerly been used for an annual festival in the city and was a world famous tourist attraction before the Syrian Civil War broke out in 2011.
ISIS seized control of the UNESCO world heritage site from regime forces in May. Since then it is believed the terror group has been using it to stage hundreds of barbaric public executions.


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Blood-thirsty: A baying crowd of men and boys gathered in the restored ruin waiting for the slaughter, many wearing military uniforms and headscarves

ISIS' child killers are dubbed 'cubs of the caliphate' and have proven to be an increasingly common propaganda tool for a group determined to prove itself as the most depraved in human history.
The first confirmed example of child executioners being employed by ISIS is believed to have been in January, when two children shot dead a pair of former jihadis who 'confessed' to being spies operating undercover within the terror group on behalf of Russian intelligence.
Since then there have been numerous examples of ISIS jihadis using children to shoot their enemies dead - ranging from slick, professionally produced videos aimed at a Western audience, to grainy mobile phone footage intended for the private entertainment of the militants themselves.
Yesterday 17 government troops including a commander were killed fighting ISIS near Palmyra.
Palmyra, which is famed for its ancient ruins, has been under ISIS control since May, but in recent weeks government troops have advanced to within a few miles of the city.
Meanwhile in northeastern Syria, Kurdish forces backed by government shelling seized an area south of the city of Hasakeh from ISIS forces.

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Miraculously preserved: Before the ISIS take-over, the desert city of Palmyra was ranked on the world's 10 best Roman ruins, and was the greatest Roman city in the Middle East. The Roman amphitheatre in the ancient city is one of the best examples of the miraculous preservation so treasured in the city



Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3164999/ISIS-film-CHILD-carrying-beheading-time-Cub-Caliphate-seen-executing-prisoner-decapitation-terror-group-increasingly-use-boys-kill.html#ixzz3gATmD1vO
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On Thursday, high winds allowed Denmark to meet all of its electricity needs, with plenty to spare for neighboring countries.

On a particularly windy day (last Thursday), the country of Denmark was able to meet its domestic electricity demand and even export power to Norway, Germany, and Sweden thanks to its wind farms.

As The Guardian reports, Denmark found itself producing 116% of its national electricity needs from wind turbines, and by 3 AM the next morning (Friday), when electricity demand dropped, the figure had risen to 140%.

80% of the power surplus was shared equally between Germany and Norway, which can store it in hydropower systems for later use. Lucky Sweden received the remaining fifth of excess power.


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[size=4pt]“It shows that a world powered 100% by renewable energy is no fantasy. Wind energy and renewables can be a solution to decarbonization – and also security of supply at times of high demand.”[/size]

As you can see below, figures from the Danish transmission systems operator, emergent.dk, which provides a minute-by-minute account of renewable power in the nation grid, showed that Denmark’s wind farms weren’t even operating at their full 4.8GW capacity.

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According to the chief commercial officer of the Ecofys energy consultancy, Kees van der Leun, a surge in wind farm installations could allow Denmark to produce half of its electricity from renewable sources by 2020 – that’s only five years away.

Not everyone is likely to be happy about this news, however. As The Guardian shares, the British wind industry is likely to view the Danish achievement with envy.

This is no doubt because David Cameron’s government announced a withdrawal of support for onshore wind farms from next year, and planning obstacles for onshore wind builds.

Around three-quarters of Denmark’s wind capacity presently comes from onshore wind farms, which have strong government backing. One thing is for sure, the country is definitely putting the rest of the world to shame with these figures.

http://humansarefree.com/2015/07/denmark-just-produced-140-of-its.html

The whole world is fed up with this nasty religion of violence. I can't wait for the day we will rid ourselves of this horrible religion always causing problems everywhere.

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After nine and a half years, the New Horizons spacecraft has lifted the veil on the icy world. Pictured are the probe's key instruments





The first ever high-resolution image of Pluto has been beamed back to Earth revealing 11,000ft (3,350 metre) mountains made of ice.
The remarkable image, released alongside new pictures of Pluto's moons Charon and Hydra, provides evidence that geological activity is still taking place on the icy world.
Scientists were shocked to see mountains as high as those in the Rockies that likely formed 100 million years ago - mere youngsters relative to the 4.56-billion-year age of the solar system. Nasa says they may still be in the process of building.


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Like the rest of Pluto, this region would presumably have been pummeled by space debris for billions of years and would have once been heavily cratered - unless recent activity had given the region a facelift, erasing those pockmarks.
'We now have an isolated small planet that is showing activity after 4.5 billion years,' said Alan Stern, New Horizons' principal investigator. 'It's going to send a lot of geophysicists back to the drawing board.'

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The first images of Charon, showing an area called Mordor, the darkest area near the North pole. A swath of cliffs and troughs stretches about 600 miles (1,000km) from left to right, suggesting widespread fracturing of Charon's crust, likely a result of internal processes. At upper right, along the moon's curving edge, is a canyon estimated to be 4 to 6 miles (7 to 9km) deep

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Spectra images show an abundance of methane ice on Pluto. But there are differences in the ice across the surface. 'We just learned that in the north polar cap, methane ice is diluted in a thick, transparent slab of nitrogen ice resulting in strong absorption of infrared light,' said New Horizons co-investigator Will Grundy

The image shows a swath of cliffs and troughs stretches about 600 miles (1,000km) from left to right, suggesting widespread fracturing of Charon's crust, likely a result of internal processes.
On the upper right, along the moon's curving edge, is a canyon estimated to be 4 to 6 miles (7 to 9km) deep.
Mission scientists are surprised by the apparent lack of craters on Charon. South of the moon's equator, at the bottom of this image, terrain is lit by the slanting rays of the sun, creating shadows that make it easier to distinguish topography.
Even here, relatively few craters are visible, suggesting a young surface that has been reshaped by geologic activity.
The image has been compressed to reduce its file size for transmission to Earth. In high-contrast areas of the image, features as small as 3 miles (5 kilometers) across can be seen.
The uncompressed version still resides in New Horizons' computer memory and is scheduled to be transmitted at a later date.
Nasa will now spend the next 16 months studying the data, releasing both images and scientific observations along the way.
The image of Pluto, along with today's images of the moons Charon and Hydra, are just the beginning.
New Horizons is now around one million miles away from Pluto after making its closes flyby probe flew past the dwarf planet at 7:49 a.m. EDT (11:49 GMT) yesterday morning.

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Pictures of Pluto's largest moon Charon have also allowed scientists to see enormous chasms and craters on the surface. A 200 mile wide dark region around the north pole has proved to be particularly baffling

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3162894/11-000-foot-high-mountains-ice-geologically-active-surface-Stunning-image-surface-Pluto-revealed.html#ixzz3g4mdLwPh
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Look at what religion has done to Africa

Who gives a 4ck!

NaijaHotGuy:
Ni wahala o, here is the solution to 4

Nice try bro, great respect for attempting that question but here is the right answer:

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As a proactive measure to guard against a likely attack by the Boko Haram sect, the Cameroonian immigration authorities have deported about 450 Nigerians living illegally in the country.
Those affected were picked up from Kousseri, a border town between Cameroon and Chad where they had initially been sent packing by the authorities in that country.

They were handed to government officials in Mubi, Adamawa State, North-Eastern Nigeria, according to Africa Review, a Kenyan digital news platform.

A Cameroonian official, Mr. Albert Mekondané Obounou, said those affected, “are foreign nationals without valid documents.”

A security source, who asked not to be named, revealed that the move was also part of an agreement reached by countries leading the fight against the insurgents in the sub-region.

“We decided to send home all foreigners without valid papers. Other countries of the sub-region involved in the fight against Boko Haram had advocated this solution to truly fight against the terrorists who infiltrate people,” the source said.

Nationals of other countries affected in the latest crackdown include Chad, Mali. Cameroon said it was only the beginning of a hunt on undocumented foreigners in the country.



Read more: http://news2.onlinenigeria.com/news/general/423698-cameroon-depots-450-nigerians.html#ixzz3fgpGaICw

Obinoscopy:
Nobody has even attempted the questions. Na wa. I'm busy but let me give the mathematicians in the house my suggested hint on how to solve qxn 1:

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x³ + a³ can be factorised into (x + a)(x² - ax + a²)
Therefore we can express x⁶ + a⁶ as (x² + a²)(x⁴ - ax² + a⁴)
Thus if we can find the various numbers of n that can be expressed in the form a⁶ (note that both n and a should be integers)

Nice try dude but this another take:

suppose, p_n(x)=x^6+n=x^6±y^a.
the expressions "x^6+y^a" & "x^6-y^a" can be factorized only for the following values of "a"
x^6+y^6=(x^2+y^2)(x^4-x^2y^2+y^4)
x^6-y^6=(x+y)(x-y)(x^2+xy+y^2)(x^2-x*y+y^2)
x^6-y^4=(x^3+y^2)*(x^3-y^2)
x^6+y^3=(x^2+y)(x^4-x^2y+y^2)
x^6-y^3=(x^2-y)(x^4+x^2y+y^2)
x^6-y^2=(x^3+y)*(x^3-y)
because | n | < 500 and "y" (±y^a=n) must be an integer, for different values of "a" y^6=0,1,64 y^4=0,1,16,81,256 y^3=0,1,8,27,64,125,216,343 y^2=0,1,4,9,16,25,36,49,64,81,100,121,144,169,196,225,256,289,324, 361,400,441,484
possible values of "n" =y^6=0,1,64 =-y^6=0,-1,-64 =y^4=0,1,16,81,256 =y^3=0,1,8,27,64,125,216,343 =-y^3=0,-1,-8,-27,-64,-125,-216,-343 =-y^2=0,-1,-4,-9,-16,-25,-36,-49,-64,-81,-100,-121,-144,-169,-196,-225,-256,-289,-324,-361,-400,-441,-484
We can get all possible values of "n" by making an union of these 6 set of numbers (I am using the word "union" because some values have occurred more than one time). That gives 35 distinct values of "n".

Dollyak:
I can attempt 2.

No 2 seems easy, I have set out the points but can't figure out the greater than √2 bit.

The questions are from http://www.businessinsider.com/if-you-can-solve-these-math-problems-you-are-as-smart-as-the-worlds-smartest-teenagers-2013-5?op=1&IR=T

Those questions are for 15year old teenagers in Sweden and England.

They are ranked by a site called Brilliant.org, which asks users progressively harder math and science problems.

Think you might be as smart as one of these tweens or teens?

Prove it by solving some of the math problems they've solved.






1.
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2.
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3.
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4.
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bobbiekrantz:
Just cool down

Just cool down..


Once their is life...there is hope..

Dude, you're from a hopeless country, so you are the one that needs hope. Those guys splashing money are probably getting dole money with their fake papers. They all over Europe like a plague, we are always advised to avoid them.

bobbiekrantz:
The thing no sopos pain you na...

You don't see the likes of Bill gates and Richard Branson who are one of the richest people in the world wasting money like this.

Mad people!

mohince:
The new DSS leadership arrested the recent deadly Zaria
and Jos bomb masterminds. Some of the suspects were
reportedly apprehended at Dadin Kowa, Gombe State,
disguised, hiding in a trailer. The featured picture is of the
arrested masterminds. A second picture is at bottom.
According to vigilant citizens: “Another Boko harm member
apprehended with 287 roll of ammunition with bombs and
hijab in his back asking where is the biggest mosque at
Narabi village, Toro local government of Bauchi state, when
vigilantly personnel collected his phone there was an alert of
transfer for 2million to his account, he can’t speak the local
language of the area, he is now at Toro police station.
“Please let the relevant authorities take charge, we will
follow the situation to the end, as we can see we are the
target the northerners, last yesterday was Jos, yesterday
Kano, today in the morning Zaria and now Narabi, Bauchi
why?”
www.newsrescue.com/nigeria-pictures-of-boko-haram-bomb-masterminds-arrested-by-the-dss/#axzz3fKwVw6AX

It will be great if the security agencies can press these guys for their sponsors because if they just kill these men, the sponsors will just recruit other guys. Terrorism is like a cancer, you need to attack it at source or it just keeps spreading.