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Showing posts with label Puts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Puts. Show all posts
Thursday, August 21, 2014
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Do Ladies Who puts on Braids instead Brazilian Weaves Make better house Wives?
Somewhere the other day throughout a talk with a male pal of mine, a really fairly woman with simple but really beautiful braids went by. My pal instantly remarked that such a woman would have been a very good “wifey” material. I found it really fascinating that he can identify this by just her hairstyle.
I requested to know the reason behind this viewpoint; and remarkably I was informed having braids were a certain indicator of modesty.
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Monday, July 22, 2013
Daughter puts the Blame on Nigerian Actor Jide Kosoko For Marrying 2 Wives, Yet Another 2
The actor who lost his first and second wife to untimely death few years back has revealed the names of his 2 living wives and they are Alhaja Kareemat Kosoko and Nollywood actressHenrietta Kosoko.
One of his daughters, Sola Kosoko who married last year recently blamed his dad for marrying two women instead of one after the death of her mother and step-mum.
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Wednesday, July 10, 2013
OJB Jezreel Puts Stop On Donations
In a press conference that held yesterday, OJB said:
"Appreciate all those who stood by me one way or the other. I'm sincerely grateful and feel blessed that people could go miles just to make me well again. Now that I have gotten all the money needed for my medical bill, I want to officially put a stop to all forms of appeal or request in bid to save OJB. I want Nigerians to know that I have gotten the N16million needed for my treatment. Therefore, no donation should again be made to any source in respect of the said case. I will be going for my operation by mid August
Sunday, February 24, 2013
Lastest Trend in Modern Cemeteries: Cemetery puts photos and videos into headstones of graves
Now when you visit graves in the cemetery, you will be able to see photos and videos of the deceased. You could call it a trend in modern cemeteries. The technology will allows us to view videos and photos of the deceased. A Twin Cities company is one of the first in the country to provide access to high-tech tombstones. "You know, it is all about legacy," said Loren Taple, co-owner of Katzman Monument Company.
Heritage is something Taple knows a thing or two about. In fact, it is a concept that has driven the family business since 1935. Taple and her brother recently decided to run the company of his grandfather, to the next level. What is known as a QR code or Quick Response Code acts as a UPC code, and when scanned, it helps to color a life story.
Heritage is something Taple knows a thing or two about. In fact, it is a concept that has driven the family business since 1935. Taple and her brother recently decided to run the company of his grandfather, to the next level. What is known as a QR code or Quick Response Code acts as a UPC code, and when scanned, it helps to color a life story.
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Man Puts Live Snake Through His Mouth & Nose - Photos
A performer wow the crowd in Beijing with a less-than-appetizing snake act, putting the heads of live reptiles in his mouth during a festival for the Chinese new year.
Celebrations continued across China and the globe today with thousands of Lunar Festivals to commemorate the year of the snake.
The fair at the Ditan Temple in Beijing featured the troupe which performed with different types of snakes on stage.
The Lunar New Year remains the most important festival for Chinese people, resembling a Western Christmas with a weeklong celebration of family reunions, gifts and gastronomic excess.
The snake zodiac is said to bring financial success and a blossoming social life although it has been known to hold bad tidings and is not as loved as the powerful dragon of 2012.
‘In Chinese mythology, snakes were often associated with monsters, or with incarnations of monsters, so some political turbulence can be expected,’ said Taiwanese astrologer Tsai Shang-chi.
In China, some couples have apparently been trying to schedule their pregnancies to avoid having children born during the snake year, in contrast to the coveted ‘Year of the Dragon’.
However Tsai is largely upbeat on the new Chinese year. He believes much-needed liquidity will be injected into struggling world economies, and that babies born over the next 12 months will be both self-motivated and agile.
For souvenir makers, snakes have been a tough sell.
‘Last year, our business was a lot better, because everybody loves the dragon, whatever his or her animal sign,’ said Lin Peixiang, who owns the Beixiang Souvenir Factory in the city of Wenzhou.
‘This year, business is a lot worse, because only those born in the year of the snake love the animal.
'The snake sign is a symbol of fear. People get scared when they see or hear the snake.’
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