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That question is impossible to solve without doing a series expansion of sine x using the Maclaurin series. |
hehehe. My signature : LAW 40. DESPISE THE FREE LUNCH |
.......QUANTITATIVE REASONING........ A housewife forgot her Bank account PIN CODE which is a 5 digit number,but luckily she remembered some hint on how to recall this PIN CODE (1)The first digit is the square of the second (2)The sum of the second and third is 10 (3)The fourth is equal to the second plus 1 (4)The third and fifth makes 14 (5)The sum of all the digits is 30 What's the PIN CODE |
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Omexonomy:One word for this guy that came up with this pathetic post. |
Ellie Lobel was ready to die. Then she was attacked by bees. Christie Wilcox hears how venom can be a saviour. Ellie Lobel was 27 when she was bitten by a tick and contracted Lyme disease. And she was not yet 45 when she decided to give up fighting for survival. Caused by corkscrew-shaped bacteria called Borrelia burgdorferi, which enter the body through the bite of a tick, Lyme disease is diagnosed in around 300,000 people every year in the United States. It kills almost none of these people, and is by and large curable – if caught in time. Antibiotics can wipe out the bacteria quickly before they spread through the heart, joints and nervous system. But back in the spring of 1996, Ellie didn’t know to look for the characteristic bull’s-eye rash when she was bitten – she thought it was just a weird spider bite. Then came three months with flu-like symptoms and horrible pains that moved around the body. Ellie was a fit, active woman with three kids, but her body did not know how to handle this new invader. She was incapacitated. “It was all I could do to get my head up off the pillow,” Ellie remembers. Her first doctor told her it was just a virus, and it would run its course. So did the next. As time wore on, Ellie went to doctor after doctor, each giving her a different diagnosis. Multiple sclerosis. Lupus. Rheumatoid arthritis. Fibromyalgia. None of them realised she was infected with Borrelia until more than a year after she contracted the disease – and by then, it was far too late. “I just kept doing this treatment and that treatment,” says Ellie. Her condition was constantly worsening. She describes being stuck in bed or a wheelchair, not being able to think clearly, feeling like she’d lost her short-term memory and not feeling “smart” anymore. “I would get better for a little while, and then I would just relapse right back into this horrible Lyme nightmare. And with every relapse it got worse.” After 15 years, she gave up. “Nothing was working any more, and nobody had any answers for me,” she says. “I didn’t care if I was going to see my next birthday. It’s just enough. I was ready to call it a life and be done with it.” So she packed up everything and moved to California to die. And she almost did. Less than a week after moving, Ellie was attacked by a swarm of Africanised bees. Swarm saviour Ellie was in California for three days before her attack. “I wanted to get some fresh air and feel the sun on my face and hear the birds sing. I knew that I was going to die in the next three months or four months. Just laying there in bed all crumpled up… It was kind of depressing.” At this point, Ellie was struggling to stand on her own. She had a caregiver on hand to help her shuffle along the rural roads by her place in Wildomar, the place where she had chosen to die. She was just standing near a broken wall and a tree when the first bee appeared, she remembers, “just hitting me in the head”. “All of a sudden – boom! – bees everywhere.” Her caregiver ran. But Ellie couldn’t run – she couldn’t even walk. “They were in my hair, in my head, all I heard was this crazy buzzing in my ears. I thought: wow, this is it. I’m just going to die right here.” Ellie, like 1–7% of the world’s population, is severely allergic to bees. When she was two, a sting put her into anaphylaxis, a severe reaction of the body’s immune system that can include swelling, nausea and narrowing of the airways. She nearly died. She stopped breathing and had to be revived by defibrillation. Her mother drilled a fear of bees into her to ensure she never ended up in the same dire situation again. Strong sting Bees – and some other species in the order Hymenoptera, such as ants and wasps – are armed with a potent sting. This is their venom, and it’s a mixture of many compounds. Perhaps the most important is a tiny 26-amino-acid peptide called melittins, which is responsible for the feeling of burning. When we experience high temperatures, our cells release inflammatory compounds that activate a special kind of channel, TRPV1, in sensory neurons. This ultimately causes the neurons to send a signal to the brain that we’re burning. Melittin subversively makes TRPV1 channels open by activating other enzymes that act just like those inflammatory compounds. “I could feel the first five or 10 or 15 but after that... All you hear is this overwhelming buzzing, and you feel them hitting your head, hitting your face, hitting your neck,” says Ellie. “I just went limp. I put my hands up and covered my face because I didn’t want them stinging me in the eyes… The next thing I know, the bees are gone.” When the bees finally dissipated, her caregiver tried to take her to the hospital, but Ellie refused to go. “This is God’s way of putting me out of my misery even sooner,” she told him. “I’m just going to accept this. “I locked myself in my room and told him to come collect the body tomorrow.” But Ellie didn’t die. Not that day, and not three to four months later. “I just can’t believe that was three years ago, and I just can’t believe where I am now,” she tells me. “I had all my blood work done. Everything. We tested everything. I’m so healthy.” She believes the bees, and their venom, saved her life. The idea that the same venom toxins that cause harm may also be used to heal is not new. Bee venom has been used as a treatment in East Asia for centuries. In Chinese traditional medicine, scorpion venom is recognised as a powerful medicine, used to treat everything from eczema to epilepsy. Mithradates VI of Pontus, a formidable enemy of Rome (and also an infamous toxinologist), was said to have been saved from a potentially fatal wound on the battlefield by using steppe viper venom to stop the bleeding. “Over millions of years, these little chemical engineers have developed a diversity of molecules that target different parts of our nervous system,” says Ken Winkel, Director of the Australian Venom Research Unit at the University of Melbourne. “This idea of applying these potent nerve toxins to somehow interrupt a nervous disease has been there for a long time. But we haven’t known enough to safely and effectively do that.” www.bbc.com/future/story/20150327-how-a-bee-sting-saved-my-life |
CFCfan:Thanks Bro!! |
Pls guys, What if Buhari has the highest number of votes but has less than 25% in 2/3rds of the states, and GEJ has 25% in 2/3 of the states but has less votes. Who will be declared the winner?? |
There are more beautiful girls than her in my department at school. Not to talk of the whole state or country |
It's Arsenal's turn to leave the tournament. FT Arsenal 1, Brighton 2 |
hehe. Liverpool seriously putting pressure on Chelsea. Oya, Make dem score one sharp sharp and level the game oo |
Jchi9876:Nothing oo. ![]() |
Liverpool 2 Chelsea 0. Quote me after the match |
Nice points. Foreigners inductively categorise all Nigerians as scammers while Nigerians take turns in shifting the blame to our Igbo brothers. Nigeria stands as one, but, it's rather pathetic that some Igbos on nairaland (and even their Yoruba brothers) are tribalistic. |
It's a primary school routine to shout "ONE PLUS ONE. TWO....." During maths class. Now, prove that 1+1 actually equals to 2. |
barcanista: PAINED BARCA FAN!!!!!!!!! HAHAHA CR7 IS THE MAN!!!!! |
akashi01:sureteeboy@gmail.com. Abeg, help me send it also. |
sureteeboy:Guys, pls help. Don't let my the mb I downloaded it with waste like that |
Pls guys, help! I downloaded the offline version of amazing spider man 2 and moved it to sd/android/obb folder when I tried playing it, It connected to the internet to check the files and it says the files has been downloaded. Now, once I click OK to play the game, it says INVALID LICENSE . What should I do |
JideSM:I've done that. I retrieved the sim with #900 at the mtn office here in abeokuta, and when I inserted the sim, I met just 13 naira there. I need an explanation on that ridiculous amount I met. |
Pls, I want to retrieve my mtn sim. How do I go about it? |
quivah:lol Maybe I should reduce them to 7. It seems people are not agreeing totally with that no 8. |
Instant Message Flirting; How to Tell a Girl Likes You Online and Through Text Messages With the advances in technology over the years, the mediums for flirting have changed. No longer do you have to meet in person or make a phone call to flirt. Thanks to instant messaging, text messaging and social networking sites, it’s easier than ever to charm a girl. Instant messaging has introduced new methods of flirting. However, many guys, such as myself have trouble picking up on flirting when it’s in person. It’s even harder to pick up on these signals online. So to help you out, I have consulted with a number of trusted women to help you find out if a girl is actually interested or if she wants nothing to do with you. I consulted some good friends Ishilove, Mukina2, Farano and others. THEY INITIATE THE CONVERSATION This seems fairly obvious but it needs to be said. If you are always the one initiating the conversation, that’s not a good sign. She needs to IM or text you initially at least some of the time. However, don’t expect that too often because even if she likes you she may not want to come off as desperate and will wait for you to start the conversation. THEY SEEM INTERESTED IN WHAT YOU HAVE TO SAY This is another fairly obvious one but if she asks a lot of questions and has good responses to your comments, than you might be in luck. If you are the one always asking questions and trying to keep the conversation going, then you should probably try your luck elsewhere because you aren’t her anytime soon. Here’s what Ishilove had to say on the matter: “A good sign would be if a girl is constantly engaged in the conversation (i.e. “brb” is a BAD thing) and writes fairly long, but not too long, or too short messages. Too long and they may just consider you a friend; too short and they are just not interested.” EMOTICONS Emoticons are always a good sign. The more, the better. Big smiles and laughs are always good when flirting in person. Online is no different. Here’s what my friend Mukina2 had to say: “Without a doubt, the wink or grin is super important when flirting over aim and texts. .”Quivah agrees: “I do send quite a few of the emoticons as well, usually the winky one, the blushy one, or the big smile one.” and Prexxy1 … “The winking face is a definite flirting tool, and general teasing of whoever I’m flirting with.” EXCLAMATION POINTS Exclamation points are a great sign. Hey! Is better than Hey. What’s up!? is better than what’s up . It shows they are genuinely excited to talk to you and not just being polite. ADD-ONS TO A GREETING Any sort of add on to a greeting is usually a good sign. For example, instead of saying Hey, they say Hey there! or Hey babe . Here’s what Rocktation had to say: I’d also start off with “hi handsome” and end with “bye babe” EXTENDED WORDS Any sort of extension to a word is good. For example Heyyyyyy or Byyyyee are always good signs. Other words used are ; “greeeeatttt!” or Hiiiiiiiii! or Byeeeeeee or I knowwwww " CAPITAL LETTERS Capital letters that accentuate a point are good as well. Once again here’s what a friend noticed when digging through some old conversations: “I always seemed to be really excited about anything that you said. CAPITAL letters and all WOW nice! to anything that you said whether I understood it or not.” THEY SAY GOODBYE FIRST This was another one I was unaware of before starting this post. I had multiple responses from my “focus group” saying they always would try to sign off first. Apparently they want to make it look like they are busy. This is what my Farano had to say: “I also tried to come off busy and tried to end the conversation first. I would always say I was going out with friends or somewhere else and if he wanted to stop by that, that would be cool. I would say all sorts of things to show him that I was busy and would not be waiting around for his next move.” This could get confusing since a girl who is not interested will likely sign off first as well. This is why you need to pay attention to the other flirtation signals listed above. If you get an extended goodbye or an add-on than you might be getting lucky really soon. DISCLAIMER : All characters appearing in this article are fictitious. Any resemblance to real persons, EITHER ON NAIRALAND or NOT , is purely coincidental. |
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dwilliams:Exactly Bro |
The @ThisIsBuhari Twitter handle of General Muhammadu Buhari, the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has amassed over 45,000 followers in just four days. By contrast, President Goodluck Jonathan’s @JGoodlucktweets, which is four years old, has just about 40,000 more followers. Jonathan created his Twitter account exactly 1,635 days ago, on July 6 2010, and now has 84,800 followers. The account appears to have stopped growing, as it has been in the region of 84,000 since he declared his run for a second term a few weeks ago. Buhari’s account was created on Dec 22, and had by the afternoon of December 26, Eastern Standard Time, amassed a following of 45,200. It is also of interest that in the past four years, President Jonathan has tweeted only 129 times, about two tweets per month. His last tweet appeared on November 11, 2014. In comparison, Buhari has tweeted 55 times in his four days on Twitter, his last one appearing yesterday, December 25, 2014. Buhari’s running mate, Yemi Osinbajo, also got into Twitter two weeks ago, on December 10, and his followers are now up to 25,000. Vice President Namadi Sambo, who is also running for a second term, has an even older Twitter account than President Jonathan’s, but although his account was created in February 2010, he has only 3,188 followers. When running for office in 2010, President Jonathan was very active on Facebook and Twitter, which he used to lure younger voters. After the election, when the same supporters, some of whom said they had voted to him but not the PDP, began to demand accountability and productivity, they were quietly ignored by President Jonathan. As their agitations mounted on social media, in August 2012 President openly denounced them through spokesman Reuben Abati, who in an article called them “army of sponsored and self- appointed anarchists,” competing among themselves to pull him down. Jonathan included in the demographic “all the cynics, the pestle-wielding critics, the unrelenting, self- appointed activists, the idle and idling, twittering, collective children of anger, the distracted crowd of Facebook addicts, the BBM-pinging soap opera gossips of Nigeria.” It is an assault the very vocal group does not seem to have forgotten. |
Valentinooo:Of course it does. Just go to add ons and download it. It should be less than 200kb |
Muslim-Muslim candidate will surely discourage some Christians. THE APC CREW ARE NO FOOLS. |
wetin come concern jose mourinho with ASUU strike ![]() ![]() ?? |
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even when there's no more topics to discuss, I won't wanna end the chats.. lets just keep talking please.
I can count the number of times I initiated the 'bye ttyl' msg with my bf.. it has always be coming from him, which normally hits me with a little touch of pain..but it has to happen na 
still I saw the disclaimer