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Want to guess someone’s password? Try password, researchers have claimed.

An annual study of the most commonly used passwords has found that password, 123456 and 12345678 are still the most commonly used passwords – despite years of security experts urging people to change them to more secure versions.

‘Just in time for Halloween comes something that might scare anyone who spends a lot of time online: SplashData’s annual list of the most common passwords used on the Internet and posted by hackers,’ the researchers said.

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The most common passwords have been revealed – with password topping the list

COMMON PASSWORDS

The Worst Passwords of 2012, including their current ranking and any changes from the 2011 list:
1. password (Unchanged)
2, 123456 (Unchanged)
3. 12345678 (Unchanged)
4. abc123 (Up 1)
5. qwerty (Down 1)
6. monkey (Unchanged)
7. letmein (Up 1)
8. dragon (Up 2)
9. 111111 (Up 3)
10. baseball (Up 1)
11. iloveyou (Up 2)
12. trustno1 (Down 3)
13. 1234567 (Down 6)
14. sunshine (Up 1)
15. master (Down 1)
16. 123123 (Up 4)
17. welcome (New)
18. shadow (Up 1)
19. ashley (Down 3)
20. football (Up 5)
21. jesus (New)
22. michael (Up 2)
23. ninja     (New)
24. mustang (New)
25. password1 (New)

Source: Splashdata

‘Users of any of these passwords are the most likely to be victims in future breaches.’

The latest list comes following 12 months of high profile hacks that have revealed user passwords.

Yahoo, LinkedIn, eHarmony, and Last.fm have all suffered major breaches.

However, some people have updated their passwords, and the research found new entries to this year’s list include ‘welcome’, ‘jesus’ ‘ninja,’mustang’ and ‘password1.’

The firm behind the study, Splashdata, warned users to change their password.

‘At this time of year, people enjoy focusing on scary costumes, movies and decorations, but those who have been through it can tell you how terrifying it is to have your identity stolen because of a hacked password,’ said Morgan Slain, SplashData CEO.

‘We’re hoping that with more publicity about how risky it is to use weak passwords, more people will start taking simple steps to protect themselves by using stronger passwords and using different passwords for different websites.’

SplashData’s top 25 list was compiled from files containing millions of stolen passwords posted online by hackers.

The company advises consumers or businesses using any of the passwords on the list to change them immediately.

‘Even though each year hacking tools get more sophisticated, thieves still tend to prefer easy targets,’ Slain said.

‘Just a little bit more effort in choosing better passwords will go a long way toward making you safer online.’

CHOOSING A SAFE PASSWORD

SplashData suggests making passwords more secure with these tips:

▪ Use passwords of eight characters or more with mixed types of characters.

▪ For example, ‘eat cake at 8!’ or ‘car_park_city?’

▪ Avoid using the same username/password combination for multiple websites.

▪ Especially risky is using the same password for entertainment sites that you do for online email, social networking, and financial services.

 http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2223197/Revealed-The-common-passwords-used-online-year-password-STILL-tops-list.html

One-year-old survives seven days alone with dead grandmother

⁠January 29, 2013⁠ ⁠admin⁠ Uncategorized Stories 

A 20-month girl was found lying in her dead grandmother’s arms in a home in Hunan Province on September 27 and survived for probably seven days after her grandmother passed away, according to Chinese media.
Wang Lichun, 45, was left at home taking care of her granddaughter by herself in Shuangfeng County, after her husband, two sons and daughter-in-law moved to Changsha, a city over 1,000 km away, to work.
Xiao Kaiquan, the girl’s father, said that from September 20, his mother stopped answering the phone.
Tremendously worried, he and other family members rushed home, and upon arriving on September 27 were shocked to see the little girl lying with the decaying corpse in the bathroom doorway.
Xiao said his mother had likely already been dead for seven days. Fortunately, the girl was found alive but severely malnourished.
She was taken to hospital on September 28 and was under intensive care.
Xiao said that his daughter is still shocked from the ordeal and is suffering from some infections but should recover fully.
Workers migrating to other cities in search of work have difficulties accessing services such as housing and education under the hukou registration system.
This means that children can often stay behind to live with their grandparents for periods of time.

 

http://gbtimes.com/news/one-year-old-survives-seven-days-alone-dead-grandmother

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Science is powerful, but it cannot
explain everything.

Intuition
Whether we call it gut feelings, a ‘sixth sense,’ or
something else, we have all experienced intuition
at one time or another. Of course, gut feelings are
often wrong (how many times during aircraft
turbulence have you been sure your plane was
going down?), but they do seem to be right much
of the time. Psychologists note that people
subconsciously pick up information about the
world around us, leading us to seemingly sense or
know information without knowing exactly how
or why we know it. But cases of intuition are
difficult to prove or study, and psychology may
only be part of the answer.

Ghosts
From the Shakespeare play “MacBeth” to the
NBC show “Medium,” spirits of the dead have
long made an appearance in our culture and
folklore. Many people have reported seeing
apparitions of both shadowy strangers and
departed loved ones. Though definitive proof for
the existence of ghosts remains elusive, sincere
eyewitnesses continue to report seeing,
photographing, and even communicating with
ghosts. Ghost investigators hope to one day prove
that the dead can contact the living, providing a
final answer to the mystery.

Deja vu
Deja vu is a French phrase meaning ‘already
seen,’ referring to the distinct, puzzling, and
mysterious feeling of having experienced a
specific set of circumstances before. A woman
might walk into a building, for example, in a
foreign country she’d never visited, and sense
that the setting is eerily and intimately familiar.
Some attribute deja vu to psychic experiences or
unbidden glimpses of previous lives. As with
intuition (see #3), research into ,human
psychology can offer more naturalistic
explanations, but ultimately the cause and nature
of the phenomenon itself remains a mystery.
Near-Death Experiences and Life After
Death
People who were once near death have
sometimes reported various mystical experiences
(such as going into a tunnel and emerging in a
light, being reunited with loved ones, a sense of
peace, etc.) that may suggest an existence beyond
the grave. While such experiences are profound,
no one has returned with proof or verifiable
information from “beyond the grave.” Skeptics
suggest that the experiences are explainable as
natural and predictable hallucinations of a
traumatized brain, yet there is no way to know
with certainty what causes near-death
experiences, or if they truly are visions of “the
other side.”
Psychic powers and ESP
Psychic powers and extra-sensory perception
(ESP) rank among the top ten unexplained
phenomena if for no other reason than that belief
in them is so widespread. Many people believe
that intuition (see #3) is a form of psychic power,
a way of accessing arcane or special knowledge
about the world or the future. Researchers have
tested people who claim to have psychic powers,
though the results under controlled scientific
conditions have so far been negative or
ambiguous. Some have argued that psychic
powers cannot be tested, or for some reason
diminish in the presence of skeptics or scientists.
If this is true, science will never be able to prove
or disprove the existence of psychic powers.
The Body/Mind Connection
Medical science is only beginning to understand
the ways in which the mind influences the body.
The placebo effect, for example, demonstrates
that people can at times cause a relief in medical
symptoms or suffering by believing the cures to
be effective — whether they actually are or not.
Using processes only poorly understood, the
body’s ability to heal itself is far more amazing
than anything modern medicine could create.

Off recent a snake came out of a woman vagina in ghana
And also a woman who gave birth to a horse in Benin
I believe scientist have no explanation to make on that

http://www.livescience.com/11345-top-ten-
unexplained-phenomena.html

I am opening this thread because I want to get
some knowledge concerning this root/herb called
agbo.
I honestly hope the moderators will help push this
to front page so as to enable people get educated
through it.
Please is it medically tested and trusted for
treatment ? What does it cure in particular ?
I saw the mad rush for this in lagos and when I
approached the seller for direction, I was woowed
when I was told "It cures everything" Malaria,
waist pain, back pain, tyhoid,standby
generator,agility, all. *Smiles*abeg she you don drink Agbo before? Please let me
hear your comments

When I was Younger :-
• I'd put my arms in my shirt and told people I lost
my arms
• Would restart the video game whenever I knew
I was going to lose
• Had that one pen with four colors, and tried to
push all the buttons at once
• Waited behind a door to scare someone, then
leaving because they're taking too long to come
out.
• Faked being asleep, so I could be carried to bed
• Used to think that the moon followed our car
• Tried to balance the switch between On/Off.
• Watching two drops of rain roll down window
and pretending it was a race
• The only thing i had to take care of was a school
bag.
• Swallowed a fruit seed I was scared to death that
a tree was going to grow in my tummy• Watching
two drops of rain roll down window and
pretending it was a race
• Closed the fridge extremely slowly to see when
the lights when off.
Remember when we were kids and couldn't wait
to grow up ?
#Childhood Was The Best Part Of Our Life !
SHARE if you agree.

I don't know if this is what others using BB curve7 have been
experiencing because I was told it has the highest SOS and the
battery is the Strongest among all. Users experience or is it common with all BB.
1. High rate of battery consumption. [Very
Annoying]
2. Easy to hang while browsing.
3. Gets Hot unnecessarily, so easily that atimes I
put inside my fridge to cool down.
4. Sometimes something like a tiny black clock
appears while in the screen when you are doing
something very important, whenever it appears,
every button in the stops working until it
disappears.
Please share yours. Thanks.

Looking at the Education & Economic Status of Nigeria Today, Be Honest in your Response..

"Be Honest which Would you Pick Bs.C or 15million Naira?"

Starts now!!!

The 2012 Ballon D'or went so Well and Cool... Kudos to Messi for a Job Well done!! Record as been Set and History Made, All Thanks to Messi & Fifa *Winks*

Now, Its 2013 on Point.

To me he his TALENTED, INTELLIGENT and a GENIUS

Wha abt banky W?

Wha abt banky W

IF NOT FOR MUSIC only God knows what some of this Our Nigerian Musicians will be doing... Checkout Some and Add yours

Timaya will be hawking plantain in Traffic...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, Mode9 will be a bouncer in parties...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, Wizkid will still be in SS3 Reading for Neco...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, Iyanya will be a weight lifter...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, don Jazzy will be a dealer...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, ice prince and MI will still be in jos selling Fura...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, P- square will be a dancer, break dance in weddings..

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, Davido will still be writting Waec...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, Olamide will be picking pocket...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, Muna will remain in modeling...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, Lagbaja will be a native doctor cos of his mask...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, Tiwa savage will be writer..

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, SU-PLY will be playin football in barcelona.

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, Ty Bello will be a photographer...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, wande coal will be advertising Dudu Osun (Black soap) Seriously..

Add Yours!!!

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IF NOT FOR MUSIC only God knows what some of this Our Nigerian Musicians will be doing... Checkout Some and Add yours

Timaya will be hawking plantain in Traffic...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, Mode9 will be a bouncer in parties...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, Wizkid will still be in SS3 Reading for Neco...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, Iyanya will be a weight lifter...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, don Jazzy will be a dealer...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, ice prince and MI will still be in jos selling Fura...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, P- square will be a dancer, break dance in weddings..

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, Davido will still be writting Waec...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, Olamide will be picking pocket...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, Muna will remain in modeling...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, Lagbaja will be a native doctor cos of his mask...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, Tiwa savage will be writer..

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, SU-PLY will be playin football in barcelona.

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, Ty Bello will be a photographer...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, wande coal will be advertising Dudu Osun (Black soap) Seriously..

Add Yours!!!

IF NOT FOR MUSIC only God knows what some of this Our Nigerian Musicians will be doing... Checkout Some and Add yours

Timaya will be hawking plantain in Traffic...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, Mode9 will be a bouncer in parties...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, Wizkid will still be in SS3 Reading for Neco...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, Iyanya will be a weight lifter...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, don Jazzy will be a dealer...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, ice prince and MI will still be in jos selling Fura...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, P- square will be a dancer, break dance in weddings..

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, Davido will still be writting Waec...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, Olamide will be picking pocket...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, Muna will remain in modeling...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, Lagbaja will be a native doctor cos of his mask...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, Tiwa savage will be writer..

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, SU-PLY will be playin football in barcelona.

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, Ty Bello will be a photographer...

IF NOT FOR MUSIC, wande coal will be advertising Dudu Osun (Black soap) Seriously..

Add Yours!!!

A middle aged woman, simply identified as
Uchenna is cooling her feet at the Onitsha Police
Area Command SOUTH EAST NIGERIA for
breaking her maid’s hand and tearing her private
part with razor blade. Saturday Sun gathered that
the woman allegedlly used a pestle to break her
maid’ left hand and inflicted very deep cuts in her
private part with a razor blade in the commercial
city of Onitsha
The incident took place at Osuma Street where
the victim, Chisom Nwafor is living with her
mistress before she was attacked by the suspect.
Narrating her ordeal, Chisom, a 10 year old girl
from Enugu-Abo in Enugu State said her mistress
returned to the house last Sunday morning and
started beating her and used razor blade on her
private parts. “I was changing her daughter’s
dress because she urinated on it.
My madam entered and started shouting on top
of her voice and she immediately rushed into the
kitchen and collected pestle and hit me severally
on my back and she hit me again and broke my
left hand, I fell and she entered her room and
took a razor blade, tore my pant and started
tearing my private part after which she poured
pepper inside my private part which was
bleeding” she said. Speaking on the incident, the
Onitsha Area Commander, Benjamin Wordu
described the incident as highest level of
inhumanity and said the suspect would pay for
her actions.
Mr. Wordu warned parents to always give birth
to children they can train instead of giving them
out to such women he described as devil
incarnates who maltreat vulnerable children
under their care. Meanwhile, the suspect,
Uchenna shouting from the police cell, denied
using razor blade on the victim when this
reporter visited the police station.

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/national/police-
detain-woman-for-tearing-maids-private-part-
with-razor/

NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — The director of the Pumwani Maternity Hospital, located in a hardscrabble neighborhood of downtown Nairobi, freely acknowledges what he’s accused of: detaining mothers who can’t pay their bills. Lazarus Omondi says it’s the only way he can keep his medical center running.

Two mothers who live in a mud-wall and tin-roof slum a short walk from the maternity hospital, which is affiliated with the Nairobi City Council, told The Associated Press that Pumwani wouldn’t let them leave after delivering their babies. The bills the mothers couldn’t afford were $60 and $160. Guards would beat mothers with sticks who tried to leave without paying, one of the women said.

Now, a New York-based group has filed a lawsuit on the women’s behalf in hopes of forcing Pumwani to stop the practice, a practice Omondi is candid about.

“We hold you and squeeze you until we get what we can get. We must be self-sufficient,” Omondi said in an interview in his hospital office. “The hospital must get money to pay electricity, to pay water. We must pay our doctors and our workers.”

“They stay there until they pay. They must pay,” he said of the 350 mothers who give birth each week on average. “If you don’t pay the hospital will collapse.”

The Center for Reproductive Rights, which filed the suit this month in the High Court of Kenya, says detaining women for not paying is illegal. Pumwani is associated with the Nairobi City Council, one reason it might be able to get away with such practices, and the patients are among Nairobi’s poorest with hardly anyone to stand up for them.

Maimouna Awuor was an impoverished mother of four when she was to give birth to her fifth in October 2010. Like many who live in Nairobi’s slums, Awuor performs odd jobs in the hopes of earning enough money to feed her kids that day. Awuor, who is named in the lawsuit, says she had saved $12 and hoped to go to a lower-cost clinic but was turned away and sent to Pumwani. After giving birth, she couldn’t pay the $60 bill, and was held with what she believes was about 60 other women and their infants.

“We were sleeping three to a bed, sometimes four,” she said. “They abuse you, they call you names,” she said of the hospital staff.

She said saw some women tried to flee but they were beaten by the guards and turned back. While her husband worked at a faraway refugee camp, Awuor’s 9-year-old daughter took care of her siblings. A friend helped feed them, she said, while the children stayed in the family’s 50-square-foot shack, where rent is $18 a month. She says she was released after 20 days after Nairobi’s mayor paid her bill. Politicians in Kenya in general are expected to give out money and get a budget to do so.

A second mother named in the lawsuit, Margaret Anyoso, says she was locked up in Pumwani for six days in 2010 because she could not pay her $160 bill. Her pregnancy was complicated by a punctured bladder and heavy bleeding.

“I did not see my child until the sixth day after the surgery. The hospital staff were keeping her away from me and it was only when I caused a scene that they brought her to me,” said Anyoso, a vegetable seller and a single mother with five children who makes $5 on a good day.

Anyoso said she didn’t have clothes for her child so she wrapped her in a blood-stained blouse. She was released after relatives paid the bill.

One woman says she was detained for nine months and was released only after going on a hunger strike. The Center for Reproductive Rights says other hospitals also detain non-paying patients.

Judy Okal, the acting Africa director for the Center for Reproductive Rights, said her group filed the lawsuit so all Kenyan women, regardless of socio-economic status, are able to receive health care without fear of imprisonment. The hospital, the attorney general, the City Council of Nairobi and two government ministries are named in the suit.

http://news.yahoo.com/kenya-hospital-imprisons-mothers-no-money-134728582.htm

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28 Kwara State University Ilorin
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God bless u 4 dat question,d tin tire me o! Must ðεγ always use ladies 2 shoot video evrytym,even 4 street jams

Na nupe sure pass

Single since 2010

Dis marriage of a tin self.must we marry?