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Wednesday, 9 March 2016
Here's what Miley Cyrus thinks of Kim's nude pic...she thinks its 'tacky'
#happyinternationalwomensday can we all put the cuntiness aside for one fucking day and love / celebrate one another! PS no matter how hard you (or myself) work NEVER will I feel I am worthy of the comfort I live in.... Because so many others while I tuck myself in at night are laying their head on the pavement, dreaming of all the things we take for granted every day. Much love to all my women!!!!
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Dasukigate: Doyin Okupe denies being investigated by the EFCC
The Special Assistant to former President Obasanjo (Media & Publicity) and Senior Special Assistant to fmr President Jonathan (public affairs) took to his Facebook page to deny reports he's being investigated by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) into his alleged involvement in the payment of N2.1 billion from the former National Security Adviser (NSA), Col. Sambo Dasuki, to the former Chairman of DAAR Communications, Chief Raymond Dokpesi. He wrote:
Migrant Crisis: Turkish, EU Leaders Hold Talks In Brussels
Turkish and EU leaders are in Brussels for an emergency summit on tackling Europe’s migrant crisis.
The EU aims to stem the flow of migrants and plans to declare the route north through the Balkans closed.
It will press Turkey to take back economic migrants and has pledged to give Ankara €3 billion (£2.3 billion; $3.3 billion).
Last year, more than a million people entered the EU illegally by boat, mainly going from Turkey to Greece, causing the worst refugee crisis since World War Two.
Some 13,000 are stranded on Greece’s border with Macedonia.
The BBC reports that the EU states remain divided over their response to the crisis with strains showing this year even in Germany and Sweden, seen as the countries most open to refugees.
Anti-migrant parties won a general election in Slovakia on Saturday which saw the far right gaining seats.
Migrants Continue to Arrive
German Chancellor, Angela Merkel and Dutch Prime Minister, Mark Rutte, met their Turkish counterpart, Ahmet Davutoglu, at the Turkish embassy in Brussels late on Sunday to prepare for the summit.
The summit will be in two parts – the first session will involve Turkey, while the afternoon meeting will be of EU leaders seeking to reach a common approach to the crisis.
The EU is expected to ask Turkey to take back thousands of migrants who do not qualify for asylum. In return the EU will discuss plans to resettle in Europe some refugees already in Turkey.
Some of the stranded migrants told BBC that they would commit suicide if asked to return to Turkey.
More than 2,000 migrants continue to arrive daily in Greece from Turkey.
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US Strike Kills 150 Somali Militants
The Pentagon said that over 150 Al-Shabab militants in Somalia have been killed in a US air strike.
Spokesman, Captain Jeff Davis, said that the strike hit a training camp where a “large-scale” attack was being planned.
The strike launched on the militants by both drones and manned aircraft, took place on Saturday and targeted Raso Camp, a training facility about 120 miles north of the capital, Mogadishu.
Mr Davis said that the camp had been under surveillance for some time.
The group has said it carried out a string of recent attacks including a twin bomb at a busy restaurant in the Somali city of Baidoa last month.
Also on Monday, the Australian navy said it had seized a huge cache of weapons on a fishing boat off the coast of Oman that was apparently heading for Somalia.
Grenade launchers, machine guns, and 2,000 assault rifles were concealed under fishing nets, a Navy spokesman said.
Al-Shabab, an affiliate of Al-Qaeda, was pushed out of Mogadishu by African Union Peacekeeping Forces in 2011, but has continued to launch frequent attacks in its bid to overthrow the western-backed government.
Tuesday, 8 March 2016
Guide to Sex: Positions, Tips and How-To Advice
You're never too old to learn new tricks. Get cozy as we take you through different sex positions and tips. Test out the Reverse Cowgirl or the Tantric Yab-Yum position for ultimate orgasm. From oral sex to sex in the shower, our experts got you covered.
1. Five Yoga Sex Positions to Help Your Sex Life
Try these easy yoga breathing positions to help get you started...in more ways than one!
2. The Reverse Cowgirl Position
Perhaps one of the more popular sex positions, with the Reverse Cowgirl the angle of the penis through the front wall of the vagina stimulates the area of her G-spot. She'll be happy and so will you. Cowgirl hat not required, but highly suggested.
3. Heels to the Sky Position
Will "sex in the air" really make for the best sex position? One guy thinks so, so maybe give it a whirl.
4. The Yab-Yum Position
Start out facing each other -- in the Yab-Yum position, which is you cross-legged and her sitting in your lap facing you, generally with our foreheads touching. Then, synchronize your breathing. Oh, and there's more. Good luck.
5. The Finger Sex Position
Let's bring it back to basics. Old school tips and tricks on how to finger a girl learned from the Japanese by curling your index and middle fingers like you're gripping the trigger of an M1 carbine and apply steady, rhythmic pressure just inside the vagina.
6. The Butterfly Position (the G Spot Finder)
Looking to find her G Spot? The password is: Butterfly Position. This is when where the girl has her legs all the way up, and then she has to suck in right as she's about to...
7. The Tea-Bagging Position
Yes, it's a position too. Finally we clear up the difference between "shrimping" and "tea-bagging" once and for all!
8. Oral Sex Tips and Advice
Do all women dislike it when you hold their head while you're getting a blow job? And if so, where else should I put my hands? Finally all your oral sex questions answered!
9. Learn How to Have Sex Better in 10 Ways
You can try all the positions you want, or you can call up the world's foremost sex doctors and ask them for their one surefire trick in the bedroom. And then the positions get better.
10. Sex in the Shower Tips (Clean)
The sexually wise will tell you that cold, hard, wet locations like showers, pools, and Buffalo are about the worst places to have sex. My advice is to...
11. 20+ Sex Tips For Women (and Men)
Can sex really ruin your sex life? Get ideas on how to get in the mood, learn about new advances in orgasms, and find what sex therapists talk to their friends about.
12. Tips on Finding Her G-Spot
I heard there's a place in a woman's vagina called the cul-de-sac that's even better than the G-spot. How do I find it?
13. 10 Sexy Hot Videos We Love
From Megan Fox and Chrissy Teigen to Kate Upton and Mila Kunis, Esquire has your hot videos from the women we love. Sofia Vergara watering plants in sexy lingerie? Yes please!
Buhari unbundles NNPC into 7 units, names new heads
President Buhari has approved the immediate unbundling of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, into seven independent operational units. Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Ibe Kachikwu, made this known today March 8th. According to Kachiukwu, the new units are Upstream, Downstream, Gas & Power, Refineries, Ventures, Corporate Planning & Services and Finance and Accounts.
He said each of the units would be headed by chief executive officers, namely Bello Rabiu for Upstream; Henry Ikem-Onih (downstream); Anibor Kragha (Refineries); Saudu Mohammed (Gas & Power), Babatunde Adeniran (Ventures), Isiaka Abdulrasaq Finance & Accounting and Isa Inuwa Executive Head, Corporate Planning and Services.
All appointments take immediate effect.
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Photos: Pres. Jacob Zuma, addresses joint session of the National Assembly
Visiting South African President, Jacob Zuma, addressed a joint session of the National Assembly today March 8th. He was accompanied to the assembly by President Buhari. Continue to see more photos..
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Kylie thinks Kim is a legend
Following the furor over her nude photo, Kylie Jenner showed support for big sis Kim by calling her a legend...
How Google's Neural Network Hopes To Beat A 'Go' World Champion
South Korean Go champion Lee Sedol (right) poses with Google DeepMind head Demis Hassabis. On Wednesday, Sedol will begin a five-match series against a computer
5 Credit Card Habits Every Millennial Should Cultivate in 2016
These moves are your ticket to more cash, better credit and a sigh of relief.
Say goodbye to toxic credit card habits.
Credit card-wielding millennials have some work to do, a recent NerdWallet survey suggests. Americans ages 18 to 34 are more likely than others to be surprised by a big balance, make only the minimum payment and forget to pay their credit card bills. But never fear, millennials: We've got you covered with five habits that will save you cash, improve your credit and step up your credit card game in 2016.
1. Track Your Spending
In NerdWallet's survey, one-third of millennials with credit cards say they are surprised by their bill at least some of the time. The percentage decreases with each subsequent age group. Responsible credit card use dictates that you pay off your balance in full each month, which may be difficult if you're spending more than you realize.
To avoid this unpleasant shock, create a budget and track your spending. This can be as specific as a line-item amount for each budget category – for example, $200 for entertainment, $300 for groceries, $150 for utilities and so on. Or it can be a set figure that you don't exceed, such as keeping your monthly credit card spending below $1,000, or some other amount you know you can pay off each month. And while we're on the subject …
2. Pay More Than the Minimum
Ideally, you should pay off your entire balance monthly to avoid interest and keep your credit utilization low. However, less than half of millennials pay their credit card balance in full each month. About 1 in 5 makes only the minimum payment each month. Doing so can add years to the time you spend paying down your debt and can cost you hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars in interest.
Credit card interest accrues on your average daily balance, so the more you can pay down, the less interest you'll incur. Even if you aren't able to pay off your balance in full just yet, aim to pay off as much as reasonably possible each month. You'll lower the total amount you pay in interest, you'll eliminate your debt faster, and you'll reduce your credit utilization, which can boost your credit score.
3. Put Credit Card Bills on Autopay
Paying your bill on time is important both to avoid late fees and to build or maintain a good credit score. But 1 in 4 millennials forgets to pay the bill at least sometimes. If this sounds like you, it's a good idea to set up autopay for credit cards. That way, your balance will be paid on the due date each month without fail.
Of course, you don't want to remove yourself from the process completely. Even if the payment is already taken care of, you'll still want to review your bill each month for fraudulent charges or erroneous fees. This is especially true if you're among those who occasionally are surprised by how much they've spent.
4. Avoid Judging Others for Having Credit Card Debt
Debt is an unfortunate reality for many, with the average indebted household carrying $15,355 in credit card debt. Still, more than a quarter of millennials say they would judge friends or family members for having credit card debt, more than any other age group. But judgment tends to be alienating rather than motivating. Encourage your loved ones as they work to pay off their balances.
5. Cut Yourself Some Slack
In addition to being the age group most likely to judge others for carrying credit card debt, millennials are also most likely to be ashamed of their own balances. More than half of millennials with credit card debt, 53 percent, say they are ashamed of it, compared with 18 percent of Americans 65 and older.
Like judging others, judging yourself for your credit card balance is unproductive. Instead, face the problem and make a plan to pay off your debt. Slash your spending elsewhere and direct any windfalls toward your balance to get it paid off. And in the meantime, be kind to yourself and others – getting out of debt is a process, and it should be applauded, not mocked.
Bottom line: Millennials should aim to track their spending, pay more than the minimum, set up autopay and avoid judging themselves and others for having credit card debt. By adopting these simple credit card habits, they can reduce interest owed, increase their credit scores and cross "get my finances figured out" off their list of resolutions.
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