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a balanced writeup, well reeled. this is frontpage worthy, but sadly nairalanders prefer shitty celebrities news with no meaningful add ups... nice one Op, I must say ur site is fully packed with fascinating write-ups. mod please do the needful ![]() |
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This Happened in Enugu city last night. A friend of mine posted this on his Facebook wall this morning. The guy tried to steal a China phone through a window, unluckily for him his hand was cut-off in the process... so sad
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The statue of Our Lady of Lourdes is said to have survived a blaze at the El Goloso base near Madrid last month A statue of the Virgin Mary survived a fire at a military base in Spain last month, according to reports. During a heatwave in Spain, the fire broke out at the El Goloso military base, near Madrid, on July 30, destroying surrounding vegetation, according to Spanish websites, Infovaticana and Religión en Libertad. However, once the fire was put out a statue of Our Lady of Lourdes, and the patch of grass it stood on, remained undamaged. Earlier this month, a photo of the statue was tweeted by Twitter user José María Zavala, writing in Spanish that the picture “gives much to talk about”.
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July 18, 2015 Written by:Arinze Ani The priceless linen cloth holds the image of a crucified man who is believed to be Jesus. The first known expositions of the artifact were held in 1355 in Lirey, France. However, strong evidence indicates that the shroud was elsewhere in Europe for hundreds of years before it was brought to Turin, Italy. Once there, it was often displayed to celebrate royal marriages and mark other notable occasions. The first photograph of the Shroud was taken in 1898 by an Italian photographer named Secondo Pia. He also discovered that the image is a negative. This photograph is available for viewing at the Museum of the Shroud). There have been many disputes regarding the Shroud’s authenticity and whether or not it really was used to wrap the body of Christ; countless hours of research have been spent on both sides of the argument. Some claim the Shroud is actually the work of a medieval artist. In 1976, the Shroud of Turin Research Project (STURP) was born in the United States. This organization performed the first in-depth scientific examination of the artifact, carried out in Turin two years later. According to test results at that time, there was no evidence of an artist’s work in the image of the crucified man. A decade later, the Shroud was tested using radiocarbon dating and dated at around 1350 AD. But in 2005, chemist Raymond Rogers, a fellow at the Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico, discovered the carbon-14 testing from 1988 was, in fact, not done on the original burial cloth, but rather on a patch from the Middle Ages, thus creating an erroneous date for the actual shroud. In 2002 Dr. Mechthild Flury-Lemburg, former curator of the Abegg Foundation textile museum in Berne, Switzerland, announced that the weave and style of the materials were from the Dead Sea area and could only have been woven during the period 40 years before the birth of Christ up to 70 years afterward. There have been numerous public exhibitions of the Shroud throughout the centuries. In 2000 it was announced that the next showing would be 2025, the next Holy Year. However, in 2013, Pope Francis authorized an earlier exhibition to take place in 2015. In 2015 the Shroud will be open for viewing from April 19 to June 24. Catholic Digest pilgrims will be there in June for a full-day visit in Turin to view the Shroud. The Shroud is located in the royal chapel of the Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist, but the Museum of the Shroud is within walking distance of the Shroud exhibition. This attraction displays artifacts related to the Shroud, including the silver casket previously used to store it. What else is there to see in Turin? The Mole Antonelliana is another symbol of the city, completed in 1889, and is an example of some of the most impressive architecture in Turin. Overlooking the city is the Basilica Superga, where the tombs of the royal family Savoy are located. For more information about the 2015 Shroud Exhibition, go to Shroud.com. You can view an interactive image of the Shroud, as well as find answers to frequently asked questions and check out all the latest news about the artifact.
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Masturbation happens in every culture, across every period of history, and it’s the way most adolescents discover what they enjoy before embarking on adult sexual relationships. However, if it’s becoming an obsession that inhibits other aspects of your life, or you belong to a religion or philosophy that forbids masturbation, then it’s possible to curb the impulse, gather your self-discipline, and take control of your urges. Part 1 of 2: Staying Busy and Focused (1)Find another outlet for your time and energy. Fill your life with engaging activities. The excitement of doing something different can help replace the urge to masturbate, and you’ll have a go-to distraction next time you’re tempted. Try some of these options: Be Creative. The process of turning sexual urges into creative output (called sublimation) is something on which monks and sages have relied upon for centuries. Start writing, learn to play a musical instrument, paint, draw, or do whatever else makes you feel like you’re doing something productive. Play Sports. It takes discipline and persistence to excel at a sport. Develop an interest like running or swimming, or a group sport like soccer, football, basketball, or tennis. Also, any form of exercise will help you relieve tension, feel happier, and to make you focus on your physicality in a positive way. Yoga is another form of exercise that can help you feel more relaxed and less likely to feel the sudden urge to masturbate. Eat a Healthy Diet. Fruits and vegetables have healthy effects on the body and provide nutrients necessary to increase your energy to make you more active throughout the day. Find a new hobby, or cultivate a skill. Learning something that takes a while to master can refocus your brain on the delayed gratification of achieving goals instead of the instant gratification of masturbation. Try skills like cooking, woodshop, archery, baking, public speaking, or gardening. Volunteer your time. Devote your energy to helping teens who’ve been less fortunate than you, such as working at a shelter, tutoring low-income students, cleaning up blighted areas, or raising money for a good cause. You’ll get an altruistic feeling from helping others, and you’ll have less time to stray from your goals. (2) Make a plan for avoiding masturbation during your “go to” times of day. If you have problems before going to bed or in the shower, refrain from any temptation to masturbate. For instance, if it’s a problem late at night, drop to the floor and do push-ups until you’re too exhausted to do anything but fall asleep. If you find shower time too tempting, start using ice cold water only — you won’t want to be in there for long. If you always masturbate when you get home from school, make sure to have a solid plan to stave off any boredom you may feel. If you have so little to do that your mind frequently wanders to sexual thoughts, occupy your schedule. You’ll find it gets easier to avoid masturbation if you’re too busy or tired to spare any energy for distractions. If you’re tempted to masturbate in the morning, try to sleep with more than just one layer of clothing so touching yourself is more of an effort. (3) Limit your solitude. If you masturbate frequently because you feel lonely, find ways to be as socially engaged as possible. This means that you should join as many clubs or activities as you can, accept and give more invitations to people, and go out of your way to make more friends. If you want to date someone, consider asking a friend to set you up or join an online dating site. Another thing you can do is to limit the times when you are likely to be home alone. If you tend to masturbate in the hour or two before your parents get home from work, go for a walk during that time, or do your homework in a coffee shop. Even if all of your friends are busy, you can still limit your impulse to masturbate by going out in public. For instance, instead of watching the game at home by yourself, watch it at a sports bar. Even if you’re not hanging out with friends, you will not be alone, ultimately having no time for masturbation. (4) Stop watching porn on your computer. One of the reasons you may be masturbating so much is that you know that you can access porn within seconds if you want to. However, if you don’t have the willpower to stop looking at the porn on your own, then you may have to take other measures to get the job done: Consider installing porn-blocking software on your computer. Of course you will know the password to bypass the blocking function, but just having it pop up will remind you of your priorities. You can also type a random password in a text file, copy and paste it when you enter your password and verify it, then delete the text file. Then, you will not be able to know the password of your own porn-blocker. This is the best way to keep you strong and spare you the struggle. If you have the tendency to masturbate looking at porn on the computer, try moving your computer into a room where others can see you. If you have a physical collection of porn, dispose of it ASAP. Get Help. Porn addiction apps such as Brainbuddy are designed to rewire your brain so you crave real connection instead of porn. (5) Be persistent and patient. Stopping a masturbation addiction won’t hit you like a lightning bolt. It’s a process that requires commitment, and you might make mistakes or relapse on occasions. The real struggle is persevering, so commit now that you won’t let little mistakes stand in your way. Set up a reward system. Bribe yourself to stay on-track with rewards for good behavior. For instance, if you can go two whole weeks without masturbating once, treat yourself to a small indulgence like a new game or an ice cream cone. Reward systems are great; just make sure not to reward yourself with the very thing you’re trying to conquer, which, in this case, is masturbating. If you say that you’ll reward yourself with masturbation after a week of not doing it, then you’ll only be turning masturbation into something that you really, really want even more. Part 2 of 2: Getting in the Right Mindset 1 Stop punishing yourself. Consider it this way: if you’re constantly dwelling on the disapproval that some may feel about masturbating, then you’re still thinking about masturbation all the time. Don’t just trade in your masturbation addiction for another one — they’re so closely related that you won’t resolve anything. Instead, acknowledge that this has been a problem for you, but you will persevere to stop the impulse. Remember, you’re human, and humans masturbate. Some studies show that up to 95% of males and 89% of females admit that they have masturbated.[1] You’ll feel less shame once you realize you are not alone. Resist the urge of sinking into despair by remembering the times spent feeling sorry for yourself when it could have been spent relinquishing your addiction. 2 Don’t believe the myths about the harms of masturbation. If you want to stop your masturbation addiction, then you should do it for reasons that are personal, moral and Godly, not for reasons that are health-related. The only real health problem that can be caused is pain and rawness from chronic masturbation, but that can go away if you stop touching yourself so frequently. 3 Know that it will get better. If you have the faith that you can really find a way to stop your masturbation addiction, then you’ll be able to do it. Maybe your goal isn’t to stop masturbating completely, but just to limit your masturbation to a healthy amount, such as once or twice a day. That’s perfectly fine, too. If you have the belief that you really can win this battle, you’ll be much more likely to succeed than if you’re constantly second-guessing yourself. That being said, there may be days when you have relapses. If you find yourself masturbating one day when you planned not to, don’t think, “Oh, well, I’ve ruined this day anyway,” and then continue compulsively masturbating for the rest of the day and then starting fresh the next. This is about as logical as thinking that you should eat an entire pie because you’ve had one cookie and have ruined your diet for the day anyway. 4 Know when to seek help. If you’ve tried everything and just can’t seem to get your addiction under control, it might be time to tell someone else about your problem and ask for assistance. Don’t feel ashamed, and remember that many people have similar problems like an addiction. Seeking help is a brave action, and most people you ask will see it as such. Ask your religious leader for guidance. If you belong to a church, consider asking your local clergy for help. Keep three things in mind: First, these people become part of the clergy because they’re dedicated to helping their congregations. Second, they’ve probably already assisted someone with a masturbation addiction before. Lastly, they’re bound by strict confidentiality. Request a private appointment with your pastor, bishop, imam, rabbi, or other religious leader, and see if his or her advice can help you. Make an appointment with a medical professional. Counselors, psychologists and psychiatrists are all trained to help people with varying levels of addiction. Start by seeing a therapist in your area, who can assess your addiction and refer you to more specialized help if necessary. Several treatment options are available, from cognitive-behavior therapy to medication.
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midolian:The "word" change is now a very popular word in the mouth of many people, and sincerely speaking, I love change. But my question is, does the APC as a party really understand the true meaning of the "word" change? Americans preached change and presented Obama (as the first black to ever rule America). What has the APC brought to us? Fashola, Adams, Rochas, Ameachi would have made more meaning to us, not Buhari. GEJ is certainly not the best as we all know that there is no perfect human being on earth, but Buhari is not an option, because he does not have the capacity to change anything. The world we live can only be made better with "brain" and "Biro" not with bullet and gun which is what Buhari presents. Buhari is not just uneducated, but he also does not have interest in education. I say this with dew respect to him and his age. Buhari left office over thirty years ago, yet in his spare time, he never did anything to improve himself educationally. Even OBJ after ruling for eight years still went and improved himself. Nigerian Youths, pls THINK!!! I say whatever I say without sentiment nor biased mind, but through proper analysis of the truth. Putting an old wine in a new bottle does not make it a new wine... Nigerians please THINK!!! Buhari is not the "change" we need, he's just hungry for power. Talking about corruption, I have my doubts about his sincerity too. Buhari is being sponsored by one of the "most" corrupt leaders in Nigeria history; Bola Ahmed Tinubu. How is he going to fight corruption if he's been backed by such people. (I know that many people are going react to this post, and I'm waiting). Buhari in his first bid to elected as ptesident in 2003, criticized OBJ as a corrupt leader, and the same Buhari still claiming to be a "corruption fighter" was bold enough to tell the world on CNN that that same OBJ has endorsed him. Where is his integrity? I'll pause here, but let me add this: education does not have a substitute, and I doubt if a man that is not interested in self-education can provide for another!!! |
I was once hacked in 2014, i now use the facebook login approval, Nice article. Nigerians need to see this, i agree with Richard, this should be i the front page. Richhard: |
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