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megacontrol:
If you mean block setting, between 50 - 60 blocks.

Better to use the right word or common word for shared meaning... i can see that someone already took your choice of word of "block laying" to mean "block molding or block making" and answered you as such (correctly with block making numbers). Otherwise, you end up using the wrong information.

Thanks a lot. What’s the sand missing formular

Guys. Please how many Blocks should a bag of cements lay? Atleast and at most

bedfordng:
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tripplephi:
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Materials
Granite 50 tonnes
Hardcore 50 tonnes
Sand's 50 tonnes

Block 1,200 pieces
16 mm iron bar 23 pieces
12 mm iron bar 25 pieces
Cement 80 bag's

Workmanship
Digging #80000

Blinding #40,000

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$36 payoneer funds for sell at #330 per $

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Guys please help out with the courses my Junior sis can study with the below result.

English c6. Math b3. Biology c4. Economics. C5. Commerce b3. Acct b3. Geo f9. Government. F9.

HI,

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Am on same page with the OP but I don't have hnd. Only 0 level cert and I really want to travel (study/work) over there. How assuring is it to do both over there so to pay tuition fee

Part 10 will be my testimonial page. Insha Allah. Amin'a

[Chorus]
Matters arising
They talking my matter
Free advertising
I no need to bother
Eh ma lo buga mi oh
Shey bi olorun lo ga
Gbogbo wa patapata
E ma lo shi wawu
Matters arising
They talking my matter
Free advertising
I no need to bother
Eh ma lo buga mi oh
Shey bi olorun lo ga
Gbogbo wa patapata
E ma lo shi wawu

[Hook]
Shey bi olorun lo ga
Dem no konw
Shey bi olorun lo ga
Abi dem no konw say
Olorun loga
Gbogbo wa patapata
E ma lo shi wawu

[Verse 1]
Ta la le ba shu (ba shu)
Ma ko mo ayo fa yo ni eh
Oluwa lo gbemileke
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Hollawaley:
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STOP READING ARABIC QUR'AN IF YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND ITS MEANING

The Almighty Allah has indeed commanded every
Muslim,male,female,old,young,rich or poor to always read the holy Qur'an
as a way to remind them of the right path. As expected during Ramadan,
more and more people adhere to Allah's calling and seek his favor
through variety of worships, one of which is the recitation of the holy
Qur'an.



Allah in the holy Qur'an directed Muslims to always recite the Qur'an,
but the reason for such directive as established in the sacred book is
for all Muslims to be educated in the ways of Allah and be guided to the
right path.

Ignorance in Islam is not an excuse, therefore, Allah desire that every
Muslim read the Qur'an to understand and be reminded of its message.

However, it has been observed that in today's world, most people who do
not even understand the meaning of a single ayah in the Qur'an read a
whole Qur'an especially during Ramadan. This is contrary to the wish of
Allah.

It is my understanding that, Allah do not just want us to be reading the
Qur'an from page one to the last page without understanding what we are
reading, he singular reason for directing us to read is so we could be
educated and understand the meaning of its messages.

Therefore, if you do not understand the meaning of what you are reading
in the Arabic Qur'an which is the original language of the Qur'an,
reading the Qurán over and over again add little or no value to your
deen. Don't waste your time reading what you do not understand, it is
not adding any value to your understanding of the deen of Allah,neither
is it influencing your daily conduct as a Muslim.

Kindly drop that Arabic Qur'an you are reading now until you understand
Arabic. Get a translated Quran, preferably one with tafseer.

Read it, comprehend it,reflect on it and apply its teachings in your
daily lives. I am sure that anytime you read a page in it, you must have
learn a new lesson. That is the desire of Allah. He doesn't want anyone
to be misguided by others, education is mandatory on every Muslim, male
and female Prophet Muhammed said.

If you do this, be rest assured that your reward is guaranteed with
Allah.

As we enter the holy month of Ramadan, may the almighty Allah help us to
acquire his mercies and encounter his forgiveness.

http://lifefactsonly..com/2015/06/stop-reading-arabic-quran-if-you-do-not.html

Asalam Alaykum Waramatulahi Wabarakatuh!

Undauntedly I can vividly tell you, avoiding food and drink is the easiest part of Ramadan...
Habits such as gambling, lying, smoking, cheating, not performing salat on time, yelling, fighting. Etc are prohibited during and Ramadan.

Stated above are the basic rules (laws) of Ramadan which I guess we already know, yeah! Below are the things you shouldn't try doing in the month Ramadan.

- Zakat show off

During Ramadan Muslim tend to give lots of charity because they're more in an altruistic (unselfish) state which is good, but the 'bad' there is that some people do the zakat show off intentionally just to let people know how huge their contribution is, When giving donating or giving charity our left hand should not know what the right hand gave talk less of the person beside you.

- Avoid being dull through the day: for the fact that you're fasting does not mean u shouldn’t be active during the day

- Spend the last ten (10) days worshipping Allah instead of preparing for Eid.

- Shopping during Ramadan period should be minimized

- Rest when necessary; don't force yourself to stay active when you need a rest

- NEVER fast for 'Show' instead fast to please the creator ALLAH:

- Don't socialize too much after Taraweeh: Try not to go back to your old ways of socializing after taraweeh.

- Don't waste time doing unproductive thing in view of wasting time: most people

- “Apart from the usual things to avoid, fried food, too much sugar, desserts and excessive caffeine, are some Ramadan habits that will negatively affect your body,” said Rashi Chowdhary, a nutritionist.

Skipping suhoor – the pre-dawn meal – and relying on sugar and carbohydrates after breaking the fast should be avoided.

“Waking up for suhoor and eating enough will give you fuel for the first half of the day,” she said.

“This also keeps dehydration, bad breath and digestive issues to the minimum. Eating the right combination of foods here will help you get nutrients in that will last your body for a couple of hours.
“Relying on too many fruits, fruit juices, bread and processed breakfast cereals will lead to a dip in sugar levels really quickly, leading to massive sugar cravings and hunger pangs around mid-afternoon.”

Make sure you take note of the above points and don’t go back to your old ways after Ramadan.

Source: http://lifefactsonly..com/2014/07/things-to-avoid-during-ramadan-read.html

Yesterday night, i was on Nairaland forum going through the top post/headlines of the day, after reading some interesting write-ups i decided to post my blog recent post on the forum, at least to get some few hits, so i post ‘7 MotivationalGraduation Speeches That Will Inspire You’ not up to 5 minutes i got a notification that someone made a comment on my post which i was very happy and can’t wait to open, getting on the comment page i saw an hilarious comment which brings us to these five below points a Typical Nigerian Graduate expect to see any-time they are to read a motivational book or article...

Enjoy below...

1. Congratulations, you all have been given a N5 million grant each to start up a business after graduation.

2. I am proud to announce that all of you have been offered automatic employment by Chevron Nigeria, SPDC and NNPC. Please see the Dean of Student Affairs after this graduation ceremony to choose. which of these organisations you'll like to work with.

3. All graduating students should please drop their account numbers with the school bursar, the school have decided to support each graduate with N200,000 each as transport allowances back to their various destinations.

4. Dear Graduates, it is with utmost pride and sincere joy that I wish to inform you all that you have been offered an unconditional scholarship in the USA. First class graduates are to proceed to Harvard University, 2.1 graduates to Yale University, 2.2 graduates to Massachusetts Institute of Technology and third class graduates to University of California. Graduates with ordinary pass can apply to Covenant University, Ota. All scholarships cover tuition, air ticket, accommodation, feeding and monthly stipends for upkeep. Please see the VC Admin after the ceremony to indicate your acceptance of this offer.

5. Today, I stand before you all to congratulate you on your successful graduation. I also wish to inform you that the Canadian government has offered 1,000 permanent visas to interested graduates who wish to reside permanently in Canada. Please see Prof. Omobolugbe for further information and registration.

Funny right ? yeah, it is

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4. Dear Graduates, it is with utmost pride and sincere joy that I wish to inform you all that you have been offered an unconditional scholarship in the USA. First class graduates are to proceed to Harvard University, 2.1 graduates to Yale University, 2.2 graduates to Massachusets Institute of Technology and third class graduates to University of Carlifornia. Graduates with ordinary pass can apply to Covenant University, Ota. All scholarships cover tuition, air ticket, accomodation, feeding and monthly stipends for upkeep. Please see the VC Admin after the ceremony to indicate your acceptance of this offer.

5. Today, I stand before you all to congratulate you on your successful graduation. I also wish to inform you that the Canadian government has offered 1,000 permanent visas to interested graduates who wish to reside permanently in Canada. Please see Prof. Omobolugbe for further information and registeration.

Last week was one of the most stressful work weeks I've had to deal with in awhile. Work was insanely busy and the marketing department I work in was slammed with a two-day event taking place in our office, an emergency press release, and the launch of a new website -- not to mention our regular workload...


By the time I collapsed on the couch at the end of each day, I was completely drained. All of my creative, emotional, and physical energy was used up and the thought of doing it all over again -- for five days! -- made me feel sick to my stomach. Despite the lack of sleep (up at night worrying about work) and the physical toll the week took on my body, looking back on it from the comfort of a Saturday morning I can see that the tough week was actually a really great experience for me. Why? Because it helped me put my regular "busy" workday in perspective.

Last week I was able to not only get all of my regular work done, but I also helped pull off a very successful event, issue a press release, and launch a brand new website. Doing all of these things, while still getting my normal tasks accomplished, made me incredibly grateful for the regular work week. Next week -- busy as it might be -- will be nothing compared to the week I just had. I suppose tough times are like that. They serve as wonderful reminders of how good we have it when things aren't over-the-top stressful.

Even though I'm grateful for the fresh perspective last week gave me (not enough perspective to make me want to give up my dream as a writer, but enough to get me through at least a few more weeks), it wasn't all sunshine and inspiration while it was happening. It was a pain in my ass, to be exact. It was a head-pounding, back-aching, get-me-the-hell-outta-here kind of week. Not the easiest week to be positive and stay present (who wants to stay focused on the now when the now is so stress-filled?!) -- but I did my best. Here are some of the things I did to make it through the week and arrive safely at Saturday.


10 Tips to Make It from Monday to Friday Without Killing Anyone

1. Let less important things slide. I'm a big fan of my routines. I like to get up in the morning and write and check out some of my favorite sites online. During stressed out week, there is no time to check my Google Reader or respond to emails from my friends. There's no dilly-dallying online or taking a nice relaxing lunch break. Last week I resolved to let these things slide. I could catch up on my reading and writing over the weekend; I could enjoy the two-days of relaxation at the end of the week. Instead of harping on all of the little things I loved to do but couldn't, I resolved to let those things slide and look forward to catching up on them over the weekend.

2. Take deep breaths and time outs. When dealing with a very hectic day, it's tough to remember to take deep breaths and time outs. No matter how busy you are, taking breaks is essential. Even if it's a short walk around the building or a five-minute time out in the bathroom, I've found that taking breaks is one of the best ways to beat the stress. Also, in-between breaks it's imperative to take deep breaths. Boss throws another big task on your already-full plate? Take a deep breath. Coworker snaps at you for offering to help? Take a deep breath. Irritating email arrives in your in-box? Take a deep breath. Deep breaths are small things that can make a big difference in a stressful situation.

3. Bond with the people around you. Annoying as this week was, one of the best things about it was being able to bond with two of my coworkers who were in the same boat I was. While wading through all of the tasks we had to do, we cracked jokes, commiserated on our situation, and generally tried to have a good time while we got stuff done. For three days we were together pretty much constantly and this could have been a very easy time for us to grow irritated with one another. But instead of letting the stress bring us down, we did what we could to bring each other up. We laughed, we complimented each other, and we turned our negative situation into a chance for us to have some fun.

4. Do something nice for someone. With stress seeping into your every pore, one of the last things you're probably thinking about is doing something nice for someone else. In fact, you're probably thinking, "Someone should be doing something nice for me!" However, I've found that doing something nice for someone else -- and it can be something as small as asking someone how she's doing or holding the door for a coworker -- helps you to feel much more positive. I can think of a few instances from the past week where I did a small thing and it made a big impact on me. Take a moment to do something nice and you'll feel a rush of positive energy!

5. Call your mom. My oh-so-subtle mom clipped out and highlighted an article from a magazine that stated that there is evidence that one of the best stress relievers is the sound of a mother's voice. I'm not sure if there's scientific evidence to back that statement up, but I do know that my mom can often help me put things in perspective when I'm stressed out. When you're going through a stressful time, give your mom -- or someone else who can calm you -- a call and see if it helps. Sometimes a kind word from a mother or a friend is just what we need to make it through the day.

6. Do one thing at a time. This is something I struggle with a lot. When I have ten things (or twenty!) on my to-do list, I want to do them all at once. If someone comes to me asking for help while I'm in the middle of something else, I'll often try to do things simultaneously. This week, I found myself handling things a bit better than I had in the past because instead of launching into a task immediately, I spent time prioritizing, ignoring emails for short periods of time, and focusing on what needed to be done first. Doing one thing at a time really helps to relieve the panicky "omg-so-much-to-do!!!" feeling that often comes with doing multiple tasks at the same time.

7. Ask for help. Not always easy for a DIM (do-it-myself) kinda girl like me, but asking for help is one of the best ways to relieve stress. It's not always an easy thing to do when everyone else around you is in a similar stressful situation, but it's such an important way to eliminate some of the negativity in a stressful situation. If you and your colleagues are all stressed out, think about who is the best at certain tasks and try to give the work to the most effective people. Ask people outside of the situation -- friends, family members -- if there's a way they can pitch in at home so you're not worried about home-related tasks at work. Don't be afraid to ask for help. People will be more willing to assist than you might think!

8. Focus on the now. Why would you want to focus on the now when it's the present situation that's stressing you out? Well, to be honest, it's often not the present moment that's stressful. It's the worrying about the future -- what if everything doesn't look right for the presentation? what if I don't get this done in time? what if I get in trouble for messing something up? -- that causes the stress. Don't worry about the "what-ifs." Focus on the task you have to accomplish (one at a time!) and have faith that it will work out the way it's supposed to. Don't worry about what didn't go right in the past. Focus on what you can do to make things right this time. Living in the now is one of the greatest stress relievers -- even if the now you're living in might seem to suck.

9. Treat yo self. For those of you who watch Parks and Recreation, you'll know just what I'm talking about with this one. (For those of you don't, check out this Treat Yo Self video clip). When you're having a stressful week, treat yourself to something nice. It doesn't have to be big, but make it good. Reward yourself for all of your hard work. Eat a delicious treat. Buy yourself a new outfit. Go for a long, relaxing walk. Ask your boss for a day off the following week. Whatever treat would help lift your spirits -- and remind you that the world isn't always a stress-filled place -- give it to yourself. Go on, you deserve it. Don't be afraid to treat yo self.

10. Be grateful for what's good. Surrounded by stress, a lot of things -- even the good things -- can turn sour. When your mind is clouded with stress, a gray film of discontent can cover every aspect of your life. Don't let that happen to you. Focus on the things that are going right -- both inside and outside of the stressful situation. If you can, take a moment or two and actually write these things down. Seeing the good things listed out in writing can really help you keep things in perspective. Here are a few things that were good about my week: laughter shared with coworkers, an adorable Halloween card arriving in the mail, a gingerbread haunted house sent by my mom, my new Rumi book, an advertisement I helped design in The Washington Post, my boyfriend's awesome artwork, $500 gift card reward from work (holla!), the successful launch of the website I've been working on, a devilish caricature now hanging at my desk... and the list goes on...



Trust me, after last week I know how hard it is to get through a tough week with a positive attitude. There were moments I snapped at my coworkers, times I snapped at my boyfriend (sorry, love!), and far too many incidents where I should have been enjoying the moment but was too wrapped up in the to-do list waiting for me at my desk. I was in a let's-just-plow-through-this mode and that didn't leave much room for being positive or present. However, I'd say that the tasks I had to complete -- the big event, the launch of the website, the issue-this-now release -- went pretty darn well. I made it through and I now have the benefit of seeing my regularly stressful workday as a relaxing walk in the park compared to last week. I also have some new ideas on how I could better handle the stress in the future. Moving forward with my plan to work for myself will, I'm sure, bring a lot of stress and it's weeks like this one that will have taught me to make the most of the tough times.


How do you handle stressful weeks at work, school, or home?
What advice could you give someone who is stressed out

so that s/he could stay positive and present?

Source: http://lifefactsonly..com/2015/06/10-smooth-ways-to-get-through-stress.html

Drop two more so i can make it 5

Rumpelstiltskin:
I no dey o

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