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Where are the gurus in the house ![]() |
Amakortee:I tell u ![]() |
Oktoberfest:I tell u |
GOFRONT:Abeg help me ask,, they make it seem as if life depends on curves Later ladies will be complaining about being objectified but they forget they are the cause.. ![]() |
ObiOmaMu:Who snap her that picture,, hope its not what am thinking .. because na so i de snap the thing when i work on ![]() |
Hello people, i have a lenovo s899t that was sent to me by a friend of mine in china but the problem is it seems the phone is locked to a Chinese network, please i will really appreciate if anyone on here can assist me in unlocking the phone as it doesn't recognize a Nigerian sim.. Thanks in advance |
Ktrapp:I tell u ![]() |
Ofe Akwu is one of the best things to ever happen to man,, op well done ![]() |
brunofarad:I de always see u de nod wall & till now the wall never break,,, i get sledge hammer o just incase u need am ![]() |
PunkyV:i love this,, i wish all guys were like me, i assure u it will be the ladies asking us out.. ![]() |
Israel5:i tell u |
Wow,,, really nice and creative |
Lumiere91:u watch d match? Check d assist |
Eya,, i pity her sha.. See how she's pleading.. Banky pls consider her even if na only baby mama go reach her ![]() |
Last year, Saneie Masilela the 9 year old groom who became the world’s youngest groom has decided to tie the knot again with his 62 years old wife. Saneie Masilela Kissing His 62 Year Old Bride, Helen Shabangu The marriage was said to be done in an attempt to please their ancestors as that is the instruction given to the mother of five, Helen Shabangu. Saneie who got married last year wish to remarry to his bride and source confirmed he is the one who asked his parent for another ceremony to make the last year marriage official. Arising questions from people who attended the new marriage ceremony remains “Will they be sleeping together as husband and wife?” Helen in other hand when interviewed said she is very happy that she got married to the boy and she is not ashamed of her action. Do You Support This Marriage? ![]() http://worldlist.adspick.com/how-a-63-year-old-got-married-to-9-year-old-school-boy/
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You’ve spent long months on an exhaustive job search, sending out resumes and dutifully attending networking events. You finally got an offer for a job you wanted. Victory, right? Hold on, your work isn’t quite done. Before accepting the new gig, you still have an important task: salary negotiation. The fear of losing the offer and the stress of haggling are common roadblocks to asking for more. In fact, 59% of American employees accepted the salary they were first offered, according to a recent Glassdoor study. And as study after study shows, women are much less likely to negotiate than their male counterparts. “Money is emotional, but following a well-disciplined strategy can help take the emotion out of it,” says career coach Connie Thanasoulis-Cerrachio of SixFigureStart. Here are five her of negotiation tips to get you to market value. Don’t lie about what you’re currently earning When job applications or recruiters ask for your salary history, don’t pad the truth. “While you may be tempted to fudge because you know you’re being paid below market value, don’t,” says Thanasoulis-Cerrachio. Your salary history can be checked once you receive an offer and recruiters may know each other at various firms and check. Instead what you can do is make them want you during the interview process, giving you more leverage when compensation talks begin. And remember you can add any bonuses you’ve earned to your base salary in your response. Don’t lowball Resist the temptation to seal the deal quickly by accepting the first offer. You’ll be leaving a lot of money on the table if you lowball your own salary, says Thanasoulis-Cerrachio. Again, include total compensation versus just your base salary. This can include vacation, 401(k) match, stocks, education/training, commuting or moving expenses, and more. Use objective numbers Present a business case for the salary you should be paid. Prepare multiple data points that include salary websites like Glassdoor.com, Wetfeet.com and Salary.com, and compare like roles in similar companies within your industry. “Calculate what you expect to bring to the bottom line and bring that into the discussion,” advises Thanasoulis-Cerrachio. And if they don’t budge on the salary, ask for a review in 3 to 6 months. Use the right language Take out words that charge emotion – don’t use words like “feel” or “worth” or even “deserve” in your discussions and stay away from powerful phrases like “I’m disappointed,” because it might sound like you’re scolding them, says Thanasoulis-Cerrachio. Lead the conversation with positive words that support the offer they’ve just given you. Expressing gratitude and excitement will help build on what you do agree with -- and will hopefully land you and your potential employer at a realistic number that’ll make you both happy. Practice This is one conversation you certainly should not be winging. Even if you’re trying your best to take the emotion out of it, negotiation is nerve-racking no matter how you slice it. The best thing you can do for yourself is to practice with someone you’re comfortable with -- someone who will give you honest feedback. “Practicing with someone who will say ‘no’ and ‘maybe’ will build your negotiating muscle,” says Thanasoulis-Cerrachio. And don’t just do it once, practice until you look and feel confident. And remember, you may not always get the number you want right now, but it’s not just your salary you can negotiate. Think about what will really make you happy to take on this job and then revisit the money question in another three months. https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/5-tricks-for-your-next-salary-negotiation-from-an-ex-recruiter-155315205.html
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Whether you realize it or not, every time you get in your car, you’re fielding ultraviolet A (UV-A) radiation through the windows and windshield. The sun’s UV-A rays are responsible for premature aging and wrinkles, as well as skin cancer and cataracts. Although all the windows in your car offer some protection, not all the windows are created equal — which may result in skin damage you’ve never even thought about, according to a new study published in JAMA Ophthalmology. According to lead researcher and ophthalmologist Brian Boxer Wachler, MD, he noticed something interesting in one of his patients, which spawned the idea for his study. “I was evaluating a patient with keratoconus and I noticed her age spots on her left cheek,” he tells Yahoo Beauty. “I found many studies that found more skin cancer on the left side of the face compared to the right side of the face. In Australia, where people drive on the left side of the road, it’s just the opposite — there is more skin cancer on the right side of the face.” Since the UV-A protection of cars in the United States differs across models, Boxer Wachler decided to measure the radiation entering vehicles through the windshield and the driver-side windows in 29 automobiles from 15 automobile manufacturers. The cars dated from 1990 to 2014, with an average make year of 2010. Related: This High-Tech ‘Second Skin’ Breakthrough May Make Wrinkles a Thing of the Past As it turns out, a car’s windshield seems to block roughly 96 percent of the UV-A radiation while you’re driving, whereas the car’s side windows block only around 71 percent of those damaging rays. Only 14 percent of cars (four out of 29) had side windows that shielded more than 90 percent of UV-A radiation. Boxer Wachler says that side-window protection was super variable. “There was no relationship between high-end cars and low-end cars for side-window UV protection — in other words, many more-expensive cars had just as poor side-window UV protection as more-affordable cars,” he explains. “We also found tinted windows do not guarantee full UV protection, since a number of tinted windows had low UV protection.” Boxer Wachler says he hopes this study will “fill in the blank” as to why doctors see more skin cancer and cataracts on the left side of the face in the United States, because of lower UV protection on average in driver-side windows. Interestingly, doctors and researchers have long been noticing that more skin cancers and cataracts tend to appear on the left side of the face — right where a car’s driver would be exposed to more UV-A radiation. Related: 14 Sunscreens That Actually Make Your Skin Look Better Dermatologist Orit Markowitz, MD, director of Skin Cancer and Pigmented Lesions at Mount Sinai Hospital, has also noticed the trend in left-side skin issues. “Cars are better equipped today than they were years ago to block some of the harmful rays,” she tells Yahoo Beauty. “But there is a clear history of driver versus passenger [skin damage] for many patients, affecting the location of their skin cancers and photo damage.” We know that UV-A damage is extremely harmful. “These are the rays used in tanning beds, and they’re more linked to aging, wrinkling of the skin, and skin cancer than UV-B,” Markowitz says. “Hence, why medical light therapy is mostly limited to narrow band UV-B. When UV-A rays come in contact with the skin, they start altering DNA, and this alteration can continue years after exposure.” Boxer Wachler says he hopes automakers recognize UV-A protection as a “potential public safety issue for millions of drivers” in the United States and would recommend better blocking of those harmful rays. Related: I Had My First Mole Removed to Prevent Skin Cancer and It Wasn’t What I Imagined What does this mean for you? Don’t forget that you’re still exposed to dangerous UV-A light through windows — and even ones with UV protection are not catchalls. “It would be prudent to consider having an aftermarket fully UV-blocking clear film put on your car’s side windows to protect you and children in the back seats.” If you want to check your car or home’s UV protection, Boxer Wachler says you can contact his office for a free UV tester. Lastly, just think of this study as another friendly reminder to always apply sunscreen each morning — well before you hit the road. https://www.yahoo.com/beauty/the-side-of-your-face-that-will-always-look-older-183501282.html
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Minimum wage has to be reviewed immediately.... |
This is crazy ![]() |
sinaj:i get am plenty o,, u need am ![]() |
cindybella101:You seem to take really good care of yourself,,, that's a good pointer you know.. I've got my eyes on you from now on ![]() |
Ngoziada592:U don't get do u? Domestic violence goes both ways. Just because a man is stronger doesn't mean he should take all manners of abuse.. What i'm saying is, as long as a woman doesn't get physical with me then i would never react physically.. I have been in a situation where i was being held hostage, i tried walking away but i was roughly pulled back, the door was locked on me & i had no where to go.. Women scare me |
Wealthgang:Correct guy ![]() |
Strahovski1:seems u haven't been with a lot of ladies, most women are really aggressive & in an argument they usually get physical first.. I would never hit a woman but that doesn't mean i should watch her hit me... Shey u get.. ? ![]() |
tracyfemmmm:na wa o,, ,see how e de pain this one like say na she be wizkid girlfriend. .. Feminist alert |



.. because na so i de snap the thing when i work on 



