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Sunday, 5 October 2014

10 People Contacts Ebola Through Mr Duncan are Now in Isolation

This news is posted according to Sky News Report. The condition of a Liberian man - the first person in the US to be diagnosed with the ebola virus - has become critical as 10 people who came into contact with him remain in isolation in the US.
Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan: Pic Facebook
Mr Duncan pictured had come into contact with an Ebola victim in Liberia

The hospital in Texas treating Thomas Eric Duncan has issued a statement confirming his condition had deteriorated, as authorities dealt with some 100 inquiries from people who thought they might also have the disease.

Mr Duncan's ebola diagnosis was the first in the US and raised concerns the disease could spread there after killing more than 3,000 people in West Africa.

 

He arrived in the country on 20 September after a 28-hour journey from Liberia via Brussels that spanned three flights and three continents.

Mr Duncan, who is being treated at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital, was initially sent home with antibiotics after his first visit to A&E, despite telling a nurse he had returned from Liberia.

Authorities Cleaning Up Duncan's Residence in the Us

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has identified 10 people who had contact with Mr Duncan and who may have been exposed to the virus. They have been placed under isolation, and an additional 40 are being monitored though none have yet shown symptoms.

A family who hosted Mr Duncan and who were subsequently placed in a quarantined apartment, have now been allowed to leave the building.


Liberian authorities have announced plans to prosecute Mr Duncan when he returns, accusing him of lying to airport officials about not having any contact with an infected person.

Dr Thomas Frieden, director of the CDC, said the case had raised awareness among US hospitals to check patients for potential risks, particularly those from the disease epicentre in West Africa.

On Saturday, officials dressed in biohazard suits escorted two passengers off a plane in New Jersey because they were believed to be from Liberia and exhibiting signs of illness during the flight.

Days before flying to Texas, Mr Duncan had helped a pregnant woman in Liberia who later died of ebola, a fact he concealed from Liberian airport officials before boarding the plane.


An airport official was quoted by newspapers as saying CDC officials did not believe the pair - a man and his daughter - were sick with ebola. The official added that all other passengers on the flight from Brussels were cleared to leave the plane.

The governments of Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia are struggling to contain the worst outbreak on record of the deadly hemorrhagic fever.

 
The World Health Organisation on Friday updated its death toll from the virus to at least 3,439 out of 7,492 suspected, probable or confirmed cases.

Saturday, 4 October 2014

17 Differences Between Successful And Unsuccessful People

I saw this article online so I decided to share it with you all as written, without editing links... Here it is! I would love to see your view after reading this....

It’s the determined mindset that rules the world of the successful people, but how can we attain the so-called “determined mindset”?




Determined mindset is structured from habits that are always harder to reach. Should I finish my task, or should I go out first? Lot of people decides to do the former.

It’s always, ALWAYS a struggle to reach the point of stability and self-confidence where it never occurs to us that we may fail in life. That point, my friends, is the top of the mountain, or the “determined mindset.”

To reach that point (at least verbally) we will expand the topic in 17 differences between successful and unsuccessful people.

Stunning Review Of 17 Differences Between Successful And Unsuccessful People

1. Criticize vs. Compliment

Criticizing is easily done, but it’s hard to give even a slight compliment. We often compliment the “weak ties” or not-so-close relatives, but we forget to complement our close ones.
Not only in friends and family, but in our workplace we have to embrace our colleagues too. You wouldn’t believe how people want to be around you when you sincerely tell them that “they did a good job”, or “their dress is glamorous.” Try it. You will be amazed.

2. Sense of entitlement vs. Sense of gratitude

There are two sacks in our soul. One is ego and one is gratitude. The ego is really not a bad thing if we don’t feed with each and everything. If you see that the ego is the “worth” of the person you will grasp that it’s really important thing. However, the ego is not for feeding, although it’s always hungry.
The other sac, where the gratitude is located, we need to feed it every day with each and everything we are thankful for. The man who lost his shoes was walking depressed barefoot until he saw a guy with no legs.
Appreciate what you have, always.

3. Take all their credit of their victories vs. Give other people credit for their victories

You see, one man cannot make a miracle. Whatever it is, however it may turn out, there will always be a group of people (or a chain reaction of people) that made enormous change. Even if we manage to do enormous thing by ourselves, we were triggered by our closed relatives (parents, friends, acquaintances, family etc ..). Even it could be a trigger by our last girlfriend that left us!
Successful people share their victories and give other people credit for their victories.

4. Watch TV everyday vs. Read every day

Reading itself expands our visualization, enriches our vocabulary and forms a way of virtually visualizing situations and images that no movie ever will. Not to mention that the news are always telling us things we don’t want to hear.
Don’t get me wrong. Watching TV is not forbidden, but reading shouldn’t be switched for TV. Successful people just don’t have time to do both.

5. Talk about people vs. Talk about Ideas

Talking about other people is the lowest level of conversation. It goes from the bottom (talking about people) to the middle (talking about events) and finally the top (talking about ideas.)
Strive to talk about ideas or at least events. Never discuss about people. That’s so low that you will be splashing in the pond instead of lurking in the ocean. Imagine that.

6. Exude anger vs. Exude joy

To get to the success, we cannot be exuding anger. It will never lead to a success. Success is positive emotion and since positivity is a way of joy, we need to force that as an aura. We have to enjoy what we do to climb the mountain of success. No one on earth is successful by climbing the mountain angry. They just don’t attract each other.
Be joyful and wanted in your environment. You will be one step closer to your personal success.

7. Horde information and data vs. Share information and data

When someone says “I shared” the information, it has to be analyzed before you get to the next level. We are able to say the same thing with different tone and body language and it will end up having completely different meaning.
For example “Give me the salt” with a smile and gratitude can be different if we say it with elevated voice and shaded eyes. Successful people share information and data precisely as they want to be understood.

8. Fear change vs. Embrace change

It’s really dividable on people who are elastic to change and people who fear making any steps further. It’s like giving people a choice: either make the leap of faith (fear of the unknown) or stay comfy with your life you are living now. The choice we need to make is ours and ours only.
We all know the choice successful people make. That’s now quantum physics.

9. Fly by their seat of their pants vs. Keep a “to-do/project” lists

The meaning fly by their seat of their pants means to “decide a course of action as you go along, using your own initiative and perceptions rather than a pre-determined plan or mechanical aids.” The part where we use our initiative and perceptions to determine our course of actions is kind of better, but if keep that way without to-do lists and projects, we won’t make it far. That’s the style of a gambler. Not a style of successful person.


By some scientific research, we have 60.000 thoughts per day and 95% are from the previous day! That thing can’t be managed without to-do lists and taking notes.

10.Hold a grudge vs. Forgive others

Forgiving others saves enormous amount of time while holding grudges will take that precious time away. People are not aware that one day they will be gone and how did they spend their time? Holding grudges? When we sincerely find the answer to these questions we will be forgiving everybody for everything.
Remember, forgive, but never forget.

11.Blame others for their failures vs. Accept responsibility for their failures

Even though sometimes it’s really not our fault, we cannot blame people for their mistakes and failures, especially if we are head of that department (or the whole firm.) We are unity; we work as a team and fail as a team. If that person keeps doing mistakes you can always pick your own squad.
Successful people see a whole, not a unit.

12.“Say” they keep a journal vs. Keep a journal

Journal is the most sacred thing a man can possess. Not because you write down your secrets and not-so-ordinary thoughts, but because that’s the only time you express your emotions in the real world. They are now on a paper (or on your WordPress.) Journal is a must! Talk to yourself in actions, rather than wandering and staying in your head.

13.Secretly hope others fail vs. Want others to succeed

Even our close relatives (just make a little test) want to see us fail. It’s because of the challenge that lives in all of us since prehistoric times. Everybody wants to see you do good, but not better than them.
Of course it can be changed, but they don’t bother to see it like that.
People who don’t work hard will never lay success in their hands and people who work hard know how it feels like to work your way to success. So the only people who want to see you fail are the ones who never try to do anything with their life and rather stay in the comfort zone forever.
Honestly, people who do better than us should be our personal motivation and a spark of inspiration. See them that way. You will heal yourself from your dirty secret.

14.Don’t know what they want to be vs. Keep a “to-be” lists

One honest simple question can be entangling most of the world’s population. “WHAT DO YOU WANT TO BE IN LIFE?”
People fear that they might become successful and never seem to start to think “what they want to be.” It’s really one simple question that is unknown to most.
On this question, I will suggest one exercise. Take a piece of paper, write the question down in the middle of the paper and connect arrows with everything you would like to be. Force yourself to think on it, deeply, even for 30 minutes, and finally start writing. It’s the first question you need to answer that will change your life, believe me.
After knowing what you would like to be (if you don’t know) you will know where you should be headed.

15.Never set goals vs. Set goals and develop life plans

Successful people have goals. It’s no secret. They write it on a paper (what they would like to achieve in 3, 6, 9, 12 months.) It’s bewildering how a thing can become reality if we put it on a piece of paper and read it every day twice (as soon as we wake up and before we go to sleep.) The idea is to surround ourselves with the personal goals.
Start your day with your personal prayer and end it with it. I will guarantee that your mind will unconsciously strive towards that thing.

16.Think they know it all vs. Continuously learn

No one knows it all. If one” knows it all” the person will go nuts, and no one want’s to go nuts.
Instead, we need to face a direction, say, fitness trainer and continuously improve in that direction with work and practice. Matthew McConaughey and Denzel Washington were not that entertaining the first time they acted in a movie. Thomas Edison didn’t invent the light-bulb from the first try.
Life is continuous learning.

17.Operate from a transactional perspective vs. Operate from a transformational perspective

People who will never respect you and see you only as a free pass in the future will always count you as “I owe you one” and “You owe me one.” No, forget that! Move away from that people and if you find yourself here change ASAP!
Successful people don’t count help on a paper. They help to see themselves growing, not to calculate and to put their pressure on their friends and business.

Moreover, everything is said here. You can find most of your surrounding described up here. If you want to change them, pass them this writing. I am sure they will thank you later.

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Muslim Groups in Britain Denounce Beheading of Aid Worker Alan Henning






Muslim groups across Britain have united to condemn the beheading of aid worker Alan Henning by Islamic State (IS) insurgents, with one leading cleric calling it a "despicable and offensive act".

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Prayers for the 47-year-old taxi driver from Salford in northern England were said in mosques throughout the country at the start of the Muslim Eid al-Adha festival.

Mr Henning had been held captive in Syria for nine months before a video was posted on YouTube showing him kneeling before a masked knifeman against a desert setting.

Alan Henning video still

Britain's prime minister David Cameron said Mr Henning was a gentle, compassionate man who had simply tried to help others.

In a message broadcasted after meeting the heads of Britain's armed forces and intelligence agencies, Mr Cameron emphasised that Britain would do all it could to destroy Mr Henning's killers.

"We will use all the assets we have ... to defeat this organisation which is utterly ruthless, senseless and barbaric in the way it treats people," he said.

The video is almost identical to those released after three previous murders, including those of US journalists James Foley and Steven Sotloff.

In the video, Mr Henning's masked killer spoke briefly with the same southern British accent as that of the killer of previous hostages widely dubbed Jihadi John.

Mr Henning was the fourth hostage to have been beheaded by IS, which has faced air strikes by US, British, French and Arab fighter jets since seizing swathes of Iraq and Syria.

Six Australian F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter jets are on standby in the United Arab Emirates ready to carry out air strikes that are expected within days.

The case had prompted a wave of appeals from British Muslim leaders and several expressed their shock at the murder.

Muslim Council of Britain secretary-general Shuja Shafi described it as a "despicable and offensive act".
"He helped Muslims," Dr Shafi tweeted.

"My thoughts and prayers are with his family."

A group calling itself Muslims of the North of England called Mr Henning a "national hero", while 
Mohammed Shafiq, chief executive of the Ramadhan Foundation that aims to help young Muslims, said: "This barbaric killing is an attack against all decent people around the world."

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Friday, 3 October 2014

Husband Catches Pregnant Wife Having Sex With Another Man in Benue

Wonders shall never seize. A woman simply identified as Mercy was on Monday morning caught sleeping with another man in Otukpo, Benue State.

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Her husband identified as Okpani caught the wife and her lover red-handed after he set them up, having suspected the wife was constantly cheating on him.

DailyPost gathered that Okpani, a Local Government staff told his pregnant wife that he will be going for a NULGE meeting which is supposed to take place in Makurdi, the state capital this morning. However, Okpani went to the neighbour’s house to stay and spy on his wife’s movement.

After a while, a middle aged man who was identified as Omale walked stealthily into his matrimonial room.

Okpani gave them a little time before coming out of his hideout into the room, and alas, his wife was having sexual intercourse with Omale.

As at press time, people are gathered at Okpani’s compound, waiting for the Police to arrive.

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Former Speaker, House of Rep, Dimeji Bankole Loses Daughter to Sickle Cell

As I was browsing through google I saw this shocking post and decided to share with you, please read to the end. Dimeji Bankole , former House of Reps Speaker has lost his 7 year old daughter, Yewande Semiat Bankole to sickle cell. According to the family, she died in a London hospital yesterday, October 1st.
The family made this known in a statement released today. It read thus;
With gratitude to Almighty Allah and with heavy hearts we announce the demise of our daughter Yewande Semiat Bankole aged 7yrs at a London hospital. Yewande is the granddaughter of Chief Alani Suara Bankole and the daughter of Rt Hon. Dimeji Sabur Bankole.

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