Showing posts with label RESEARCH. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RESEARCH. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 16

Google+ Hangouts On Air is going away, but its broadcast feature isn't going far.

 

The web giant said Monday its Hangouts group video chat feature will be discontinued on September 12 in favor of its YouTube Live feature. Google said that video events scheduled to occur after that date should be moved to YouTube's live-streaming feature.

Sunday, August 14

Facts About Monkey Species

 
The most common monkey species found in animal research are the grivet, the rhesus macaque, and the crab-eating macaque, which are either wild-caught or purpose-bred.

Why Do Couples Exchange Rings with Vows? The Elusive Ancient Origins of Wedding Rings

Two left hands forming an outline of a heart shape. Both hands are wearing a wedding ring. 
The image of a couple exchanging rings during a wedding ceremony is instantly recognizable, and is held as an ancient tradition. A ring on a certain finger indicates that the wearer is married, but many might be surprised to learn that the double ring ceremony so common today in the western world, in which a couple both exchange and wear rings, is a 20th century convention. However, the origins of giving rings to commit to marriage, to pledge loyalty, or to symbolize a heart connection are ancient.

Saturday, August 13

Chika Ike Takes NYC-Photos


Nollywood actress Chika Ike is also a mother of one and a divorcee, she is currently  in New York city for the summer. She shared these photos from her hotel room at the prestigious Waldorf  Historia in New York City. Life is good.

Charlyboy's new article will make you wanna get pregnant, he titled "My sexy pregnant wife"

 
Read as he posted:I remember back in the days, when I was in the baby making business. I always admired, loved, pampered and overprotected my wife, more. That's how come I was witness to the birth of our last two girls, (now grown ass women). Yea, I loved her more each time I gave her a Big Bang belly.

Thursday, August 11

Read why you need to keep your children who are still studying out of socia media

Children who regularly use Facebook and other online social networks tend to perform less well in school than those who use them rarely, new research has shown.

Tuesday, August 9

UN Says About 80% of Nigerian Women Who Arrive Italy By Boat Were Trafficked For Prostitution

 
The United Nations’ International Organization for Migration (IOM) has said that about eighty per cent of Nigerian women who arrived Italy by boat in the first half of 2016 were trafficked for prostitution.

Meet The First Black Female Publisher in North America And The first Female Publisher in Canada

 
Mary Ann Shadd Cary made her mark as the first Black woman publisher in North America, and as the first woman publisher in Canada. Mrs. Cary was also an abolitionist, teacher, activist, and lawyer in her lifetime, and established a racially integrated school just across the border from Detroit.

Tuesday, August 2

People in Miami take note Mosquitoes are transmitting Zika directly to humans

 
In a highly unusual travel warning, health officials advised pregnant women to avoid a part of Miami where mosquitoes are apparently transmitting Zika directly to humans.
Health officials last Friday announced that mosquitoes have apparently started spreading Zika on the U.S. mainland, citing four cases they strongly believe were caused by bites. Ten more cases were announced Monday, even though Florida authorities have yet to find any mosquitoes actually carrying the virus.

Monday, August 1

Semi Good News For cancer Patients-They are Now Twice As Likely To Survive At Least 10 Years Than In The 1970s

 
















People are twice as likely to live at least 10 years after being diagnosed with cancer than they were at the start of the 1970s, new research shows. More than 170,000 people in the UK who were diagnosed in the 1970s and 1980s are still alive.
This is an 'extraordinary' number, Macmillan Cancer Support said in its report Cancer: Then And Now.

Wednesday, July 27

Cocroach to produce the most nurtritious milk?

 
Scientists have discovered that a particular species of cockroach – the Pacific beetle cockroach – produces milk for its young. They say this milk is highly nutritious and potentially very good for human beings. BBC Africa’s Hassan Arouni speaks to professor Subramanian Ramaswamy, of the Institute for Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine in Bangalore, India.

Monday, July 25

When you are in direct contact with the Earth, your body absorbs the electrons from its surface-Must Read

Reflexologist, author and wellness coach Theresa Fowler, 52, shares her tips for staying young 
FOOD IS MEDICINE

Throughout my 30s and early 40s, I suffered with type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure, and I weighed nearly 18 st. I was smoking, drinking and eating processed foods - essentially just toxic rubbish - so felt and looked like rubbish myself. But at 43, I totally changed my diet to home-made, mostly raw meals, with lots of vegetables. I lost 100 lb and haven’t suffered from diabetes or high blood pressure since. I’ve never felt or looked better.

Tuesday, July 19

There has never been an UFO "in the popular sense."-NASA

 

There was a rumour that Space Agency cut live video feed upon possible UFO sighting. The agency told Popular Mechanics that the video feed from the International Space Station is controlled automatically. NASA also said that it has never seen a UFO "in the popular sense."

Saturday, July 16

woman in her 20's contacts Zika Virus after having a condomless vaginal intercourse

Zika Virus Concerns Grow; HHI Already In Action | Heart to Heart ... 
The first known case of a woman spreading the Zika virus to a man during unprotected sex was reported on Friday in New York City, health authorities said.
Until now, experts were aware only of cases in which men spread the virus to their partners during sex, as well as transmission by mosquito bites.

Wednesday, July 6

St. Maria Goretti Feast Day, she forgave all those who wronged her


St Maria Goretti
St. Maria Goretti


Born on October 16 1890 in Corinaldo, in the Ancona Province in Italy. Maria Goretti was beatified by Pope Pius XII in a ceremony at Saint Peter's Basilica on April 27, 1947. Saint Maria is called a martyr because she fought against Alessandro's attempts at sexual sin; however, the most important aspects of her story are how she forgave her attacker - her concern for her enemy extending even beyond death - and the miracle her forgiveness produced in his life.

PHOTO OF THE DAY

 
I heard  the photo above is the University of Ibadan Teaching Hospital in 1959.
The University of Ibadan(UI) is the oldest and one of the most prestigious Nigerian universities,and is located five miles (8 kilometres) from the centre of the major city of Ibadan in Western Nigeria.
Besides the College of Medicine, there are now ten other faculties: Arts , Science, Agriculture and Forestry, Social Sciences, Education, Veterinary Medicine, Technology, Law, Public Health and Dentistry. The University has residential and sports facilities for staff and students on campus, as well as separate botanical and zoological gardens.

Photo credit- NNP

How to detect Hydrocephalus

Image from google
Hydrocephalus is the buildup of fluid in the cavities (ventricles) deep within the brain. The excess fluid increases the size of the ventricles and puts pressure on the brain.
Cerebrospinal fluid normally flows through the ventricles and bathes the brain and spinal column. But the pressure of too much cerebrospinal fluid associated with hydrocephalus can damage brain tissues and cause a large spectrum of impairments in brain function.
Although hydrocephalus can occur at any age, it's more common among infants and older adults.

Sunday, July 3

The New Facebook News Feed: See How You Can See All The Posts And Pages You Want

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Recently, Facebook once again decided to change the way its news feed is presented to users and it wasn’t met with a very positive reaction. No matter how many complaints come forth, though, they aren’t likely to change the minds of Mark Zuckerberg and his staff of workers. While this is going to change the way things look for you on a daily basis, there are still ways of seeing all the posts and pages you like.

Simon Kolawole releases an article titled 'Brexit, Biafra and the ‘referendum’

 
I will start with a footnote: I believe in one, united Nigeria. Not that I am the best patriot in town, but I just love diversity. I love the Nigerian diversity. I love suya, edikaikong, ofe Owerri and banga. I love it when Onyeka Onwenu sings in Yoruba and Funmi Adams croons in Hausa. I love the Pidgin English woven from virtually every Nigerian tongue. I love it when I’m in church and everybody is singing Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo, Efik and Urhobo songs with excitement, dancing vigorously, waving handkerchiefs. I feel proud as a Nigerian. I love it when Chiemele marries Ayodeji and Mfon weds Efe. I am delighted when I see Emeka Ike in a Yoruba movie. That’s me.

Friday, July 1

Driver in fatal Tesla crash previously had posted video of autopilot saving him

 
The driver killed in a crash in Florida while using his Tesla Model S’s autopilot feature previously posted video of that same autonomous driving feature helping to save him from a collision.
Joshua Brown died May 7 in a motor vehicle accident, according to an online obituary. The same picture used with that obituary was used on the YouTube account that posted the near miss in April, and a Florida coroner confirmed Thursday that the driver killed in the crash there was named Joshua Brown. 

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