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supportnija:Correct its like you have idea about programming. I am a software developer. VB.net and C# |
Googlemaniac:Op I can bet it with my left ball that a Nigerian lady who owns and drives a car can never and will never give an unknown guy a lift. Talk less of exchanging numbers with you that on "Leggedise Benz" (while trekking under the sun) ![]() |
RedCreme21:Op thinks this is 18th century. |
300 level, female virgin, driving but almost knocked you down? And she carried you in her car? And she comes to ya house to cook for you? Using my algorithm to analyze ya story......... I smell lies somewhere somehow in ya story |
Adenomyosis is a common, but poorly understood, condition that affects women of all age groups. It is defined as the presence of ectopic nests of endometrial glands and stroma within the myometrium, surrounded by reactive smooth muscle hyperplasia. Adenomyosis is a common cause of dysmenorrhea, menorrhagia, and chronic pelvic pain, but is often underdiagnosed. According to Wikipedia, Adenomyosis is a gynecologic medical condition characterized by the abnormal presence of endometrial tissue (the inner lining of the uterus) within the myometrium (the thick, muscular layer of the uterus). When endometrial tissue is present abnormally entirely outside the uterus, it is considered to be a similar but distinct medical condition, endometriosis. The two conditions are found together in many cases, but often occur separately. Before being recognized as a distinct condition, adenomyosis was called endometriosis interna. The less-commonly-used term "adenomyometritis" is a more specific name for the condition, specifying involvement of the uterus. |
When you wanna teach, try as much as possible to simplify ya concept so that people can get what you are trying to communicate |
Beckysexy:Well I saw the audition in Ibadan, it was so disheartening that out of over 10,000 applicants non was shortlisted. Some girls fainted because of the stress and the crowd. Well if you still insist you wanna audition well Good luck |
There are eight common blood types but the rarest one called ‘Golden Blood’ is shared by fewer than 45 people on earth, Golden blood is actually the nickname for Rh-null, the world’s rarest blood type. It is also very dangerous to live with this blood type, as so few people have it. The fact is fewer than 50 people worldwide have ‘golden blood’ or Rh-null. Blood is considered Rh-null if it lacks all of the 61 possible antigens in the Rh system. Golden blood sounds like the latest in medical quackery. However, maybe you know your blood type off the top of your head or maybe you’re like most people and you have no clue. Here’s one reason you should find out: You could have “golden blood.” And while having golden blood might sound exciting, this incredibly rare type has the potential to be deadly for people who have it. Read about 8 more really good reasons to know your blood type. A Science Laboratory Technologist, Rehoboth Laboratory, Abimbola Pelumi said the golden blood group refers to people with a blood group that has no Rh antigens. They are designated as Rh null. She said this is different from Rh negative which is usually the absence of only the D antigen. ‘’In Rh null, all the antigens (about 50 of them) under the Rh blood group are absent making them the most sought after universal donor blood group usually by doctors to operate on people with rare blood groups. This is a very rare occurrence but is inherited in families,’’ she said. The science Laboratory Technologist added that such Rh null groups can be traced by family lineage and are usually present as community pools in certain places of the world. According to thehealthy.com each of the common blood types A, B, AB, and O comes in negative and positive versions (depending on whether red blood cells have a protein called an Rh antigen on their surface). Of these eight main categories, O positive is the most common, according to the Red Cross. While that sounds rare, AB negative has nothing on the rarest blood type of all—one that fewer than 50 people in the entire world have—which is why scientists have nicknamed it “golden blood.” The type, whose scientific name is Rhnull blood, was discovered in 1961. Since then, there have been a total of 43 reported cases. Its rarity and unique properties combine to make it potentially dangerous, should someone with this type ever need a blood transfusion. Learn some secrets your blood type can reveal about you. The reason identifying your blood type is so important is that your red blood cells have receptors called antigens. If you receive a transfusion, your immune system will only accept the antigens that match your blood type. If you get the wrong type—and a mismatched set of antigens—your immune system will attack the blood cells, with disastrous and potentially deadly results for you. The rarest blood type, Rhnull blood, is so-called because it’s completely missing all types of the most common type of antigen, Rh. This means that if you have it, receiving a transfusion of a blood type with any Rh antigens will cause your body to reject the blood, according to the National Institutes of Health’s Genetic and Rare Diseases Information Center. Read about 8 unsolved medical mysteries that still stump doctors. Since 99.9999994 percent of people have blood with Rh antigens, finding a blood donor for Rhnull individuals can be nearly impossible. This is why people who have golden blood are encouraged to donate their blood—in case they ever need it and because others with rare blood types could benefit from it. Since Rhnull blood contains no Rh antigens to be rejected, it can be a universal donor at least with respect to Rh antigens (though not ABO or other antibodies). Golden blood, therefore, can be both life-threatening and lifesaving. And while your chances of having the rarest blood type are incredibly low, finding out your blood type is the only way to know for sure. Next, find out if the blood-type workout is worthwhile. It’s generally a good idea to know your blood type even if you don’t have golden blood. Not only will having the information speed things up if you need a life-saving transfusion, but certain blood types also seem connected with certain health conditions. Source: https://www.thejakartapost.com/amp/life/2018/11/24/what-to-know-about-golden-blood-the-rarest-type-in-the-world.html
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Hi op. You didn't define what adenomyosis is. So people can understand the basic concept of what you are saying. As far as I am concerned you have said nothing |
The guy works with sahara reporters a very strong source of sahara reporters. He is a graduate of University of Ibadan. He is well known in UI. May God help him and see him through. |
Onyi22:Including ya boifwend. If yes then congratulations. |
The state of insecurity in this country is quite alarming. May God help us all |
Gunmen have reportedly kidnapped the Area Commander, Suleja Area Command of the Nigeria Police Force, Mr Isa Rambo, around Kaduna, the PUNCH has reported, quoting a high ranking police source. The source told newsmen that, “He was kidnapped around Kaduna and was on his way to Jos along with his driver when they were attacked and whisked away. The kidnappers have made contact with us and are demanding a ransom of N50m.” Source:https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/10/gunmen-kidnap-assistant-commissioner-of-police-in-kaduna/
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LargeBreed:Bros Fear God na. Wait oh is solara that cheap? |
Chidexter:You are very correct bro. And the owners of such tankers that cause such incidents should be brought to book. |
For your information do you know that some of these tankers are owned by some senators and politician who are into oil business? My take on this is that the owner of this tanker should pay compensation to the family of the victims. Nb: Sen. Ifeanyi Uba has over 600 tankers of petroleum products. This is just for information sake. Pls Chidexter: |
JiokeB:34 millions. And not 34s million. CHAI ENGLISH DON SUFFER |
lilwetdick:At this juncture, I will like to say that I heard all what you have said however I will appreciate if you can give me references to back up ya arguments so I can read them up. Thanks |
lilwetdick:I quite agree with you partially, however, I will like you to read about FLASH FLOOD. In some instances the drainages are overwhelmed due to the volume of water which is beyond the capacity of the drainages. Also topography of the place is also a factor. In a nutshell sea level is rising which is attributed to climate change due to global warming. |
lilwetdick:I quite agree with you that we have poor drainage system in Nigeria. However, I have to explain that Rain doesn't fall in the same quantity in any place around the world. There are a range of reasons for differing rainfall patterns: 1. Atmospheric Temperature, 2. Atmospheric pressure 3. Humidity 4. Gravitaty 5. Ionization So with all these factors rainfall in a geographical area cannot be the same. Especially due to humidity. You can read more on weather on Wikipedia https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weather |
lilwetdick:Hey Brother, I am not saying that flooding doesn't exist. But what I am implying is that the recent increase in flood incidents are consequences of global warming / climate change. There is increase in water levels due to melting glaciers which is as a result of increase in temperature and co2 emissions. Kindly read from NASA's website on the effects. At least NASA is a scientific body with years of research https://climate.nasa.gov/effects/ |
Please don't argue blindly. Several scientific studies revealed that global warming is real as well as climate change. You can read more on the internet Reference/source https://www.straitstimes.com/world/global-warming-to-unleash-more-rains-exposing-millions-more-to-floods lilwetdick:
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Pls kindly read on global warming and how this brings about climate change. There is increase in water level which is attributed to melting artic region as well as glaciers (ice) as a result of increased earth temperature due to burning of fossil fuel and co2 (carbon di oxide) emission leading to green house effect. That's just a simple summary of the process Kiddyong123ayo: |
World Governments are acting as if nothing is happening. There is strive for economic growth which is propelled by sale of oil barrel as well as combustion of fossil fuel. I hope we all realize before it is too late. Olalan: |
Humans will never migrate to a planet outside of Earth's solar system because it would take far too long to get there, Swiss Nobel laureate Michel Mayor said Wednesday. Mayor and his colleague Didier Queloz were on Tuesday 8th November 2019, awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics for their research refining techniques to detect so-called exoplanets. "If we are talking about exoplanets, things should be clear: we will not migrate there," Mayor told AFP near Madrid on the sidelines of a conference when asked about the possibility of humans moving to other planets. "These planets are much, much too far away. Even in the very optimistic case of a livable planet that is not too far, say a few dozen light-years, which is not a lot, it's in the neighbourhood, the time to go there is considerable," he added. "We are talking about hundreds of millions of days using the means we have available today. We must take care of our planet, it is very beautiful and still absolutely liveable." The 77-year-old said he felt the need to "kill all the statements that say 'OK, we will go to a liveable planet if one day life is not possible on earth'." "It's completely crazy," he added. Using custom-made instruments at their observatory in southern France, Mayor and Queloz in October 1995 discovered what had previously only existed in the realm of science fiction -- a planet outside Earth's solar system. Mayor was a professor at Geneva University and Queloz was his doctorate student when they made the discovery which started a revolution in astronomy. Since then over 4,000 exoplanets have been found in our home galaxy. "It was a very old question which was debated by philosophers: are there other worlds in the Universe?," Mayor said. "We look for planets which are the closest (to us), which could resemble Earth. Together with my colleague we started this search for planets, we showed it was possible to study them." Mayor said it was up to the "next generation" to answer the question of whether there is life on other planets. "We don't know! The only way to do it is to develop techniques that would allow us to detect life at a distance," he said.
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Why not turn to the Kurdish fighters. They successfully fought IS in Syria and imprisoned over 70,000 IS fighters in secure locations in Northern Syria |
He should be arrested and prosecuted for misleading the public and gaining public sympathy deceitfully ![]()
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They have lautech, Bowen Teaching hospital, Cashew plantation deebee13: |
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Chai |
FTC. EITHER ITS AN EMPTY BAG OR NOT WE ALL NEED TO PREPARE AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE AND AS IT AFFECTS GLOBAL OIL PRODUCTION. WE NEED DIVERSIFICATION OF THE ECONOMY FROM OIL DEPENDENT. INVEST MORE IN AGRICULTURE AND EXPORTATION. I DEDICATE MY FTC TO ALL MY FRIENDS, AND NAIRALAND. THANK YOU ALL |

