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Spanish club, Valencia have confirmed that 35% of their squad and backroom staff have tested positive for the coronavirus but that all cases are currently asymptomatic. The La Liga club had already reported five cases of coronavirus on Sunday, with Argentina's Ezequiel Garay and France's Eliaquim Mangala among those who had contracted the virus. Addressing the coronavirus outbreak at the club, the La Liga side said in a statement: "Several further tests for the COVID-19 coronavirus amongst Valencia coaching staff and players have come back positive," "Despite the strict measures adopted by the club after their Champions League game ... these latest results show the exposure inherent to such matches has caused a positive test rate of around 35%," Valencia added. "All cases are asymptomatic and those involved are currently isolated at home, receiving medical assessment and carrying out their scheduled training plan." Globally, the coronavirus has infected almost 180,000 people and killed over 7,000. |
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A N200m library which belongs to former Emir of Kano, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi has been evacuated from the palace, days after he was dethroned by Governor Abdullahi Ganduje. The dethroned Emir’s principal private secretary, Mujtaba Abba who confirmed that over 40,000 books and journals catalogued at the expansive library have been evacuated in an interview with Daily Nigerian, said they were taken to a safe location within the state. Mr Abba, who recently resigned as Falakin Kano said; “High Highness’ greatest concern was the fate of his books, so my sister and I stayed behind to ensure that we evacuated all the books. It took us sleepless nights to accomplish the task in two days. “I made most of the transactions for the purchase of the books, and I can tell you, in conservative estimate, they’re worth over N200m." Abba further revealed that Sanusi took only one horse out of his equestrian treasure and left the remaining to his successor. He added; “Among his over 40 beautiful horses and over 100 choice saddles, he picked one each and left the remaining to his successor.” http://www.soundlala.com/news.php?id=1411 ARE YOU AN ARTIST? CHECK MY SIGNATURE
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this...not a great experience, but then again i guess the tailor and the buyer are to b blamed or what do you think? complete pic here http://www.soundlala.com/news.php?id=1409 |
Yeah, your phone. But the coronavirus can also live on inanimate surfaces like metal, glass, or plastic, for up to nine days, as reported by a 2020 study review review by German researchers. And what's an inanimate surface made of metal, glass, and plastic that you pick up frequently during the day and sometimes hold close to your face? more research discovery here http://www.soundlala.com/news.php?id=1408 looking for a studio to record ur songs with? wanna upload ur tracks www.soundlala.com, house ten got you covered 090 7525 2828 LAGOS
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Amanda Bynes has called off her engagement to her fiance Paul Michael just 3 weeks after she announced that she was engaged. Paul Michael confirmed the news Sunday to In Touch. He said they have broken up but he added that he still loves Amanda and considers her his best friend. Information about their split comes after Amanda cleared her social media pages of any photos of her and Paul together, which led some to speculate that they'd parted ways. The former Nickelodeon child star hasn't spoken on the split yet, and the reason for the split remains unclear. Amanda and Paul met in Alcoholics Anonymous classes and had only been dating for a few months before he popped the question. However, it was revealed that her family felt the relationship wasn't in her best interest. And since her mother is her conservator, Amanda couldn't get married without her consent. http://www.soundlala.com/news.php?id=1407
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A 27 year old mother, Krystle Villanueva has been jailed for life for beheading her five year-old daughter after the youngster asked for cereal. Krystle Villanueva on Friday was convicted of capital murder and sentenced to life imprisonment for the January 2017 killing of 5 year old Giovanna Hernandez in Austin, Texas while she was under the influence of alcohol and weed. After Villanueva stabbed the little girl to death and decapitated her, she dialed 911 and told the police she’d killed her daughter ‘because she asked for cereal.’ and this attack was after she stabbed her father-in-law in an unprovoked attack, though he managed to escape . A SWAT team rushed to Villanueva’s home to rescue Giovanna, only to find the mother naked and freshly showered in her front room. Villanueva who was under the influence of weed and booze at the time of the killings claimed to the police upon arrest that ‘she had been under the delusional belief that her daughter and her father-in-law had..... more on the news http://www.soundlala.com/news.php?id=1405
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n this is bravery? will d blood stop bullet? |
Mrlouis:wats d issue with them |
GOFRONT:will u build ur own house and car? to show u not lazy or u just dont know d meaning of lazy? |
What I ordered vs What I got: See what a customer received after he ordered for a 'cooking pot' cake from a baker in Warri A woman placed an order for this cooking pot cake from a baker in Warri, Delta state, but was disappointed when he received his "order." See what the baker made for him below. looking for a studio to record ur songs? wanna upload ur tracks www.soundlala.com for just 2k house 10 got u covered dial 090 7525 2828 LAGOS
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iranian merchants plying the busy Strait of Hormuz between Dubai and Iran fear their next trip home will be a one-way trip after the United Arab Emirates banned ferry services to prevent the spread of coronavirus. "Business is finished," said Iranian trader Morad as he stacked goods on a small wooden dhow this week destined for the Iranian port of Bandar Abbas some 230 km (140 miles) away. Iran, which has emerged as an epicentre for the disease that originated in China, is already grappling with economic hardship as U.S. sanctions curb oil and gas exports crucial for government revenues. Now its non-oil trade, which the International Monetary Fund had estimated would be about $40 billion in 2020 - or nearly 10% of its economy - is under threat just weeks after mass protests against the government over economic hardships were crushed. Several countries in the region have suspended flights to Iran and neighbouring Iraq has closed its land border, worsening the Islamic Republic's economic isolation since Washington reimposed sanctions in 2018. Indefinite restrictions on trade and tourism, particularly with Iran's main trading partners China and Iraq, could lead to a deeper economic contraction. "Exporters in general will be impacted, big ones that are exposed to China, which may slow down for some time, and smaller ones that are exposed to the borders shutdown," said Maciej Wojtal, fund manager at Amtelon Capital, an asset management firm which invests in Iranian stocks. The dhows that line Dubai Creek are piled precariously high with fridges, televisions, rice and sugar destined for Iran - and usually return laden with goods such as spices and plastics. 'WHO'S GOING TO BUY IT?' The IMF, which estimates the Iranian economy shrank 9.5% last year, had expected it to stabilise this year - before the coronavirus crisis escalated. The number of virus deaths in Iran hit 107 on March 5, putting it on a par with Italy as the country with the highest death toll outside China. President Hassan Rouhani said on Wednesday the virus had affected almost all of Iran's provinces. Garbis Iradian, chief economist for Middle East and North Africa at the Institute of International Finance (IIF), told Reuters he had cut his forecast for Iran's gross domestic product because of the outbreak. Iradian had been expecting the Iranian economy to contract 2% in 2020 but he's now forecasting it will shrink 3.1%. "Let's say, hypothetically, I managed to import furniture, who is going to buy it inside Iran?," said Farhad, a 53-year-old businessman from Tehran who buys furniture from China. "All shops are closed. All sectors face the same problem." Iran's rial currency plunged last week, which could accelerate inflation running at nearly 40% last year. Iradian said continued curbs on trade and tourism could see the inflation rate spike above 50% and unemployment rise over 20% of the labour force. The unemployment rate for Iranians aged 18-35 is 17.9%, according to official figures published by the Statistical Center of Iran in December. Sustained cuts to exports may push the government to slash spending – a move analysts think could lead to further social unrest, following protests last year over fuel price rises. The demonstrations, which called for the overthrow of the government and Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, were met with a crackdown that killed hundreds and put thousands in jail. Many Iranians, already angry about economic hardship and concerned about the fallout from Tehran's nuclear standoff with Washington, say they are worried the country's clerical rulers have not got a firm grip on the coronavirus illness. Some critics accused the authorities of initially concealing the outbreak to secure a high participation in state-organised rallies. Others suggested it was to ensure a high turnout in Feb. 21 parliamentary polls. A government spokesman rejected the accusations, saying the outbreak should not be politicised. 'COMPLETE LOCKDOWN?' The United Arab Emirates, traditionally a major re-export hub for Iran, has imposed health screening measures for commercial vessels, as well as banning ferry traffic with Iran. Kuwait has also closed its Doha Port, mainly used for barges and small ships, to avoid interaction with crews from Iran. Iranian businesses small and large across the country are starting to struggle as the disease spreads. "I told my workers not to come to work as I was worried they might get infected," said Abouzar, who owns a textile factory in the holy city of Qom, where the virus first struck in Iran. "If the situation continues, I'll have to close the factory. I will go bankrupt because I have to pay back my loans. How? I don't know," he said. The head of hotels and hotel apartments association was quoted by Iranian media as saying that 98% of hotels....... more on the news http://www.soundlala.com/news.php?id=1402 |
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Mimiey:i guess ur grieving partner didnt come around anymore |
If you think the art of giving gifts is tricky at home, try making it work abroad. While you must carefully choose the item itself, the gift’s wrapping is surprisingly important, too, as is the timing. In fact, in many cultures, gift-giving is like a traditional dance—you have to do the steps in order, in time to the music, and without stepping on anyone’s toes for it to be a good experience for everyone involved. So whether you’re at a business meeting in Seoul or visiting a friend’s home in a small village in Provence, there are destination-specific guidelines you can (and probably should) follow to offer and receive gifts without causing offense. Here are some traditions to be aware of on your travels. Insist a Little China, Singapore, Taiwan, South Korea, and Japan In many countries in East Asia, when offering a gift, you should expect to be refused once, twice, or even three times. This is done to avoid seeming greedy or impatient. If you’re being offered a gift in one of these places and want to be polite, you’re well advised to do the same. Also, when the person finally accepts, you’re expected to thank them. Hand it Over With Care India, Africa, the Middle East, and East Asia In Asia and the Middle East, how you handle gifts is very important. In India and the Middle East, the left hand is considered unclean so use your right hand to give and receive gifts (unless they’re so heavy two hands are required). In East Asia (China, Thailand, Vietnam), always offer or accept a gift with both hands, palms up. Give Gifts as a Thank-You Asia, Russia Throughout Asia, gifts are given to show gratitude after receiving a gift and as a thank-you for hospitality. In Russia, thank-you cards are thought of as impractical; send a small gift to your hosts after a dinner or overnight stay instead. Leave Sharp Objects at Home East Asia, Brazil, Italy, Peru, and Switzerland In more countries than you might imagine, scissors, knives, and basically anything pointy or sharp represents the severing of ties and relationships—a gesture you’d probably prefer to avoid if you’ve gone to the trouble of buying and wrapping a present. Avoid Taboo Objects China, Hong Kong, Italy, Japan In China, don’t give someone an umbrella—it means you want the relationship to end. Also avoid giving a green hat; in China and Hong Kong, they communicate the decidedly unfriendly message that your wife is cheating or your sister is a prostitute. Straw sandals, handkerchiefs, and clocks are also taboo in these two cultures because of their association with mortality. Skip brooches and handkerchiefs in Italy for the same reason, and in Japan, forget about handing over a potted plant as a hostess gift—it’s thought to encourage illness. Pick a Lucky Number Asia, Europe When you’re gifting multiples of flowers, money, or chocolates, always be sure to steer clear of unlucky numbers. In East Asia, even numbers are lucky. Number four, which has the unfortunate luck of sounding like the word for death in many..... more on the article http://www.soundlala.com/news.php?id=1399
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The film follows Cecilia, who receives the news of her abusive ex-boyfriend's suicide. She begins to re-build her life for the better. However, her sense of reality is put into question when she begins to suspect her deceased lover is not actually dead. ps: u remember and love the old invisible man? u gonna love this one also download link below http://www.soundlala.com/news.php?id=1398
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