Wednesday, March 26, 2014
Discussion:- does Air Conditional Releases Fresh Air/Bad gas
personally, I think there is a clear natural difference between air from A/C and fresh natural air. Abeg, any negative effect(s) with this A/c air because it has been too much for me oooo. Without A/c my boss can not stay... but the way its irritates me I can not tell... Pls is there health effect with this A/c? I believe that air is not natural...its a result of electrical and mechanical reaction.
What a pity! Woman Dies After Injecting VASELINE Into Her BREASTS
An Argentine woman has died after allegedly injecting Vaseline into her breasts, as a means of performing a breast augmentation procedure on herself.
Sonia Perez Llanzon, 39, suffered pulmonary embolism (a blood clot in her lungs), and died some weeks after she reportedly injected herself with petroleum jelly.
Llanzon visited a Santa Rosa hospital after she had started to experience difficulty breathing. According to the doctors, she initially tried to deny the fact that she injected herself with Vaseline. However, upon further interrogation, she later admitted what she had done.
Julio Pla Cardenas, who is Chief of Surgery at Lucio Molas Hospital, where she was treated, remarked that in the history of his medical career, he has never encountered a case like Llanzon’s.
The human body has antibodies to remove bacteria and viruses, but it hasn’t got any mechanisms against this type of product,” he said.
The Vaseline entered the woman’s blood stream, where it caused blood clots that eventually traveled to her lungs, doctors said. Llanzon died as a result of pulmonary embolism following a month-long hospitalization.
Llanzon was an athlete, a boxer, and a marathon runner.
Sonia Perez Llanzon, 39, suffered pulmonary embolism (a blood clot in her lungs), and died some weeks after she reportedly injected herself with petroleum jelly.
Llanzon visited a Santa Rosa hospital after she had started to experience difficulty breathing. According to the doctors, she initially tried to deny the fact that she injected herself with Vaseline. However, upon further interrogation, she later admitted what she had done.
Julio Pla Cardenas, who is Chief of Surgery at Lucio Molas Hospital, where she was treated, remarked that in the history of his medical career, he has never encountered a case like Llanzon’s.
The human body has antibodies to remove bacteria and viruses, but it hasn’t got any mechanisms against this type of product,” he said.
The Vaseline entered the woman’s blood stream, where it caused blood clots that eventually traveled to her lungs, doctors said. Llanzon died as a result of pulmonary embolism following a month-long hospitalization.
Llanzon was an athlete, a boxer, and a marathon runner.
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Sarkodie & Castro – Style Free
You know what time it is? few weeks after the release of his album which is still getting massive airplays in ghana and nigeria radio stations, Sarkodie returns with a brand new single on which he got lable mate Castro on, its a nice joint, thumbs up to the duo. Hit the download button and enjoy.
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Monday, March 24, 2014
Ebola Epidemic Spreads To Guinea's Capital
An Ebola epidemic which has already killed dozens of people in Guinea's southern forests has spread to the capital Conakry, the United Nations Children's Fund said on Sunday.
"At least 59 out of 80 who contracted Ebola across the West African country have died so far. Over the past few days, the deadly haemorrhagic fever has quickly spread from the communities of Macenta, Gueckedou, and Kissidougou to the capital, Conakry," UNICEF said in a statement emailed to AFP.
Conakry, a vast, sprawling port city on Guinea's Atlantic coast, is estimated to have a population of between 1.5 and two million.
To date, no treatment or vaccine is available for Ebola, which kills between 25 and 90 percent of those who fall sick, depending on the strain of the virus, according to the World Health Organisation.
The disease is transmitted by direct contact with blood, faeces or sweat, or by sexual contact or unprotected handling of contaminated corpses.
UNICEF said at least three victims of the outbreak, which began on February 9, were children.
"This outbreak is particularly devastating because medical staff are among the first victims, so far it has killed at least eight health workers who have been in contact with infected patients, hindering the response and threatening normal care in a country already lacking in medical personnel," UNICEF said.
The organisation said it had rushed five tonnes of aid, including medical supplies, to the most affected areas in Guinea's south.
"In Guinea, a country with a weak medical infrastructure, an outbreak like this can be devastating," said the organisation's Guinea representative, Mohamed Ag Ayoya.
"UNICEF has pre-positioned supplies and stepped up communication on the ground to inform and sensitise medical staff and the population on how to avoid contracting Ebola."
The organisation urged Guineans not to attend funerals wherever possible and to avoid all contact with the sick and the dead.
Ebola, one of the world's most virulent diseases, was first discovered in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) in 1976 and the country has had eight outbreaks.
The most recent epidemic, also in the DRC, infected 62 people and left 34 dead between May and November 2012, according to the country's health ministry.
There are fears it could be used in a biological weapons attack.
According to researchers, the virus multiplies quickly, overwhelming the immune system's ability to fight the infection.
Medical aid group Doctors Without Borders (MSF) said in a statement on Saturday it had set up isolation units for suspected cases in the southern region of Nzerekore and was seeking out people who may have had contacts with the infected.
"At least 59 out of 80 who contracted Ebola across the West African country have died so far. Over the past few days, the deadly haemorrhagic fever has quickly spread from the communities of Macenta, Gueckedou, and Kissidougou to the capital, Conakry," UNICEF said in a statement emailed to AFP.
Conakry, a vast, sprawling port city on Guinea's Atlantic coast, is estimated to have a population of between 1.5 and two million.
To date, no treatment or vaccine is available for Ebola, which kills between 25 and 90 percent of those who fall sick, depending on the strain of the virus, according to the World Health Organisation.
The disease is transmitted by direct contact with blood, faeces or sweat, or by sexual contact or unprotected handling of contaminated corpses.
UNICEF said at least three victims of the outbreak, which began on February 9, were children.
"This outbreak is particularly devastating because medical staff are among the first victims, so far it has killed at least eight health workers who have been in contact with infected patients, hindering the response and threatening normal care in a country already lacking in medical personnel," UNICEF said.
The organisation said it had rushed five tonnes of aid, including medical supplies, to the most affected areas in Guinea's south.
"In Guinea, a country with a weak medical infrastructure, an outbreak like this can be devastating," said the organisation's Guinea representative, Mohamed Ag Ayoya.
"UNICEF has pre-positioned supplies and stepped up communication on the ground to inform and sensitise medical staff and the population on how to avoid contracting Ebola."
The organisation urged Guineans not to attend funerals wherever possible and to avoid all contact with the sick and the dead.
Ebola, one of the world's most virulent diseases, was first discovered in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) in 1976 and the country has had eight outbreaks.
The most recent epidemic, also in the DRC, infected 62 people and left 34 dead between May and November 2012, according to the country's health ministry.
There are fears it could be used in a biological weapons attack.
According to researchers, the virus multiplies quickly, overwhelming the immune system's ability to fight the infection.
Medical aid group Doctors Without Borders (MSF) said in a statement on Saturday it had set up isolation units for suspected cases in the southern region of Nzerekore and was seeking out people who may have had contacts with the infected.
Re: El Clasico! Real Madrid v Barcelona , La Liga 2nd Leg
The Catalans need a win in the crucial clash on Sunday to gain ground on their fierce foes in the race for La Liga, while defeat would all but end their title defence
Andres Iniesta says Barcelona must play the "perfect match" to beat Real Madrid on Sunday and revive their flagging hopes of winning the Primera Division title this season.
What are your predictions?
REAL MADRID
Lopez
Carvajal, Pepe, Ramos, Marcelo
Modric, Alonso, A. di Maria
Bale, Benzema, Ronaldo
BARCELONA
Valdes
Alves, Mascherano, Pique, Alba
Xavi, Busquets, Fibregas
Neymar, Messi, Iniesta
Andres Iniesta says Barcelona must play the "perfect match" to beat Real Madrid on Sunday and revive their flagging hopes of winning the Primera Division title this season.
What are your predictions?
REAL MADRID
Lopez
Carvajal, Pepe, Ramos, Marcelo
Modric, Alonso, A. di Maria
Bale, Benzema, Ronaldo
BARCELONA
Valdes
Alves, Mascherano, Pique, Alba
Xavi, Busquets, Fibregas
Neymar, Messi, Iniesta
FIFA Female U-17 WC: Nigeria vs Mexico
Flamingoes assistant captain, Uchenna Kanu has urged Nigerians to expect outright victory against Mexico in their final group D game in the on-going FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup in Costa Rica early tomorrow morning.
Kanu is Nigeria’s leading goal scorer with two goals as the Flamingoes leveled on six points with Mexico who however, lead on goals difference. The Mexicans have scored eight goals and conceded none while Nigeria have scored four and conceded two.
They will slug it out with the Mexicans to decide who tops the group at the La Sabana stadium in San Jose.
”I’m expecting victory against Mexico, though I don’t know how the game will turn out, but I’m sure we will win the match,” she assured Nigerians.
~ Flamingoes Captain Kanu
Check out Nigeria last two games below:
Nigeria 2 - 1 China
Nigeria 2 - 1 Colombia
Kanu is Nigeria’s leading goal scorer with two goals as the Flamingoes leveled on six points with Mexico who however, lead on goals difference. The Mexicans have scored eight goals and conceded none while Nigeria have scored four and conceded two.
They will slug it out with the Mexicans to decide who tops the group at the La Sabana stadium in San Jose.
”I’m expecting victory against Mexico, though I don’t know how the game will turn out, but I’m sure we will win the match,” she assured Nigerians.
~ Flamingoes Captain Kanu
Check out Nigeria last two games below:
Nigeria 2 - 1 China
Nigeria 2 - 1 Colombia
Sunday, March 23, 2014
Sexy new photos of Nigerian model/actress Fancy Acholonu
Check out these hot new photos of top model Fancy Acholonu. Fancy recently landed a role in her first independent film where she will play an African Mutant, the film is set to being shooting next month and released in spring 2015. She has also been seen filming the movie "Entourage" staring many A-list Hollywood celebrities. Continue to see more hot photos of her.
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