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Marriage o. Chai. I dey fear |
Ok. Seen |
Blogger blogger |
They die in fright when they see a partner eaten? So fish can also have an heart attack. Wow |
No be Nigeria we dey? |
Good news |
Damn!! |
Top players at Chelsea and Arsenal are self-isolating after two club members tested positive for coronavirus. Arsenal head coach Mikel Arteta and Chelsea player Callum Hudson-Odoi have contracted the virus, their clubs confirmed. In a statement, Chelsea FC said its entire men's squad would be self-isolating, along with coaching staff and backroom staff who came into contact with Hudson-Odoi. The men's team building will be closed, but the rest of the training facility, Stamford Bridge and other Chelsea facilities will operate as normal. The club said Hudson-Odoi had experienced symptoms "similar to a mild cold" on Monday morning and had not been at the training ground since as a precaution. Earlier on Thursday night, Arsenal announced its full first-team squad and anyone else who has been in recent close contact with Arteta had also been told to self-isolate. Arsenal's clash against Brighton on Saturday has been postponed following the announcement. In a statement, Brighton's chief executive Paul Barber said: "First and foremost our thoughts are with Mikel Arteta and we wish him a speedy recovery. "It's absolutely essential the health and wellbeing of individuals takes priority and with that in mind Saturday's match has been postponed. "We apologise to all fans for any inconvenience but trust everyone will understand that we are all facing an unprecedented situation." Announcing Arteta's diagnosis, Arsenal said: "Our London Colney training centre has been closed after head coach Mikel Arteta received a positive COVID-19 result this evening. "Arsenal personnel who had recent close contact with Mikel will now self-isolate in line with government health guidelines. "We expect this to be a significant number of people from Colney, including the full first-team squad and coaching staff." The statement added: "It is clear we will not be able to play some fixtures on their currently scheduled dates. "We will update supporters who have tickets for forthcoming games with more information as soon as possible." The Premier League is now set to convene an emergency club meeting on Friday morning regarding future fixtures. Arsenal said it is working to trace others who have had recent close contact with Arteta. The club's Colney and Hale End training centres will be deep-cleaned, but other club sites will operate as normal. Following the announcement, Arteta said: "This is really disappointing but I took the test after feeling poorly. I will be at work as soon as I'm allowed." Arsenal's managing director, Vinai Venkatesham, said the health of its staff and the wider public was the club's "top priority". "Our thoughts are with Mikel who is disappointed but in good spirits," he added. Arsenal's game at Manchester City was cancelled on Wednesday after team members came into contact with rival team owner Evangelos Marinakis, who announced on Tuesday he had contracted COVID-19. https://news.sky.com. Cc lalasticlala
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FryMosquito:4/64 The same price with note 8. Mmm |
macdammy:I agree with you. |
Davash222:Very beautiful and clean |
Height and athletic body. |
She should stop abusing the word "woman".. I trust Nairalanders have a name for her already but I won't say it.
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No be una cause am |
Vaccines should be found jare |
I don't have any short friend so I can't relate. |
I agree with the first comment on her page For someone her age, I expected better. |
Zimri:It doesn't last at all. I used 12gb in a month. They drink it like water |
I'll like to have those books moved to my house. |
A "priceless" 600-year-old brooch that was found on farmland by a metal detectorist has been snapped up by the Victoria and Albert Museum. The flower-shaped diamond and gold piece was found during a dig on land at Brigstock, Northamptonshire, in 2017. It will sit with Queen Victoria's coronet and popstar Beyonce's Papillon ring, in the V&A's jewellery gallery. The medieval brooch is the only one of its kind found in the UK - and one of just seven known to exist worldwide. Finder Justin Owens said: "I didn't have high hopes, thinking it might be an old bottle top or something." He discovered it during an organised dig on former aristocratic hunting land, between Corby and Thrapston, but its existence has only just been revealed. Experts believe it played an important part in the display of status and wealth, but may have been torn from the wearer at great force before it was lost, possibly during a hunt. Some of the diamonds would have fallen off, and original pearl decoration would have been subject to biodegradation, curators said. It is the second acquisition made by the V&A through the National Treasure Act. The V&A said it was not able to reveal the monetary value of the brooch, but it has been described as "priceless". Mr Owens, who has been a hobby detectorist for four years, said he only had to dig about four inches (10cm) down to uncover the treasure. Cc ujsizzle
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Naso |
iammo:We never can tell what's on you guys mind. |
Private |
All these should have been done when the virus was still fresh. |
Dreazy23:Thanks |
Astronomers have observed a distant planet where it probably rains iron. It sounds like a science fiction movie, but this is the nature of some of the extreme worlds we're now discovering. Wasp-76b, as it's known, orbits so close in to its host star, its dayside temperatures exceed 2,400C - hot enough to vaporise metals. The planet's nightside, on the other hand, is 1,000 degrees cooler, allowing those metals to condense and rain out. It's a bizarre environment, according to Dr David Ehrenreich from the University of Geneva. "Imagine instead of a drizzle of water droplets, you have iron droplets splashing down," he told BBC News. The Swiss researcher and colleagues have just published their findings on this strange place in the journal Nature. The team describes how it used the new Espresso instrument at the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope in Chile to study the chemistry of Wasp-76b in fine detail. The planet, which is 640 light-years from us, is so close to its star it takes just 43 hours to complete one revolution. Another of the planet's interesting features is that it always presents the same face to the star - a behaviour scientists call being "tidally locked". Earth's Moon does exactly the same thing; we only ever see one side. This means, of course, the permanent dayside of Wasp-76b is being roasted. In fact, this hemisphere must be so hot that all clouds are dispersed, and all molecules in the atmosphere are broken apart into individual atoms. What's more, the extreme temperature difference this produces between the lit and unlit portions of the planet will be driving ferocious winds, up to 18,000km/h says Dr Ehrenreich's team. Using the Espresso spectrometer, the scientists detected a strong iron vapour signature at the evening frontier, or terminator, where the day on Wasp-76b transitions to night. But when the group observed the morning transition, the iron signal was gone. "What we surmise is that the iron is condensing on the nightside, which, although still hot at 1,400C, is cold enough that iron can condense as clouds, as rain, possibly as droplets. These could then fall into the deeper layers of the atmosphere which we can't access with our instrument," Dr Ehrenreich explained. Wasp-76b is a monster gas planet that's twice the width of our Jupiter. Its unusual name comes from the UK-led Wasp telescope system that detected the world four years ago. One of the scientists on the discovery team, Prof Don Pollacco from Warwick University, said it was hard to envisage such exotic worlds. "This thing orbits so close to its star, it's essentially dancing in the outer atmosphere of that star and being subjected to all kinds of physics that, to put it bluntly, we don't really understand," he told BBC News. "It will either end up in the star or the radiation field from the star will blow away the planet's atmosphere to leave just a hot, rocky core." Dr Ehrenreich is a fan of graphic novels and asked the Swiss illustrator Frederik Peeters to produce an interpretation of Wasp-76b. "Often with these discoveries, we see detailed 3D compositions where it's difficult for people to tell whether it's a real picture or just a computer-generated image. By putting some fun into it, we're not fooling anyone," he said. https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-51828871
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God bless him. |
Wow |
Is this one pothole? Mtcheew |
She just came out of surgery. It's written all over her. |
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