One Facebook girl that would always have what to say: Episode 1

Her name is VERA EKIO" and she's nice to do with and always posting some kind of post; that i don't know weather to call it an INSPIRATIONAL, MOTIVATIONAL, or I don't know..
Today she came up with this kind of post that got me thinking for over 30minnte without getting myself. But i think this girl should be giving an ward like; "BEST WATERY MOUTH OF THE YEAR" or something..
Episode
     Below is the post she wrote;
Thought of something..
Some people post funny stuffs on fb, use d happyface emoji.. We all say we're fine but 40% of people are actually not fine, they're going through silent battles we Prolly don't know about.. “savagery ” has hurt so many people, Tho they may laugh it off..
That little text or call could brighten up someone's day.. You could reduce d rate of suicide, yes you!
Let's try to show more love (I'm not an exception)..
I'm trying my best to reply texts.. But I can't possibly chat with everyone on my list.. Pls bear with me.. Thanks.

The other day, she came on Facebook telling friends are hobby as if she was aksd to do so;
 My hobbies: eating, sleeping, eating more and sleeping more... I don't like going out, except it involves food.. Don't ask me y I'm still thin..

Keep Visiting for more vibes from her and some other Facebook entertainers that talks like an MC..

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Match result: Chelsea 2 - 3 Bayern Munich

Alvaro Morata helped set up a goal on his Chelsea debut but could not prevent a 3-2 friendly defeat against Bayern Munich in Singapore.


The £60million signing from Real Madrid came on as a second-half substitute with his new side trailing by two goals, and teed up Michy Batshuayi for his fifth goal of pre-season.


But Chelsea paid the price for a slow start, falling 3-0 behind in the first half. First Brazilian full-back Rafinha came forward and pinged a low shot from 25 yards which found its way into the corner, before Thomas Muller struck twice.

Marcos Alonso drilled in Victor Moses' square pass just before half-time to make it 3-1, before Morata came on to make his first appearance in a Blues shirt 15 minutes into the second half.
Morata made his mark with six minutes remaining, flicking on a Fabregas corner at the near post to leave Batshuayi with a tap-in - but it was not enough for the Blues.
Relive the key events with Standard Sport's live coverage.

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Download "LIFTED" by David Whytsax - SAX PRODUCTION - Produced by T--DO BEATZ

Apparently, one of the very best in Nigeria today, and the best that resides at Akwa Ibom State of Nigeria, Davidwhyt is a prolific and renowned Saxophonist of no mean repute. A musicologist and an award-winning saxophonist, He hails from Akwa Ibom State in south south Nigeria. Passion, dexterity, and unequivocal display of God-given talents have become a hallmark of his music, and all these are embodied in this most recent work.

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In his own words,  "LIFTED is not just an ordinary song I did to display my skills, but rather a spirit filled sound that comes with redemption to heal, transform, restore and mend the broken hearted.


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Game of Thrones, season 7 episode 2, 'Stormborn' recap

Game of Thrones, season 7 episode 2, 'Stormborn' recap

Explosions! Great groaning battle-ships! A lunatic in guy-liner! And that was just the closing five minutes. It’s been a cautious start to Game of Thrones season seven. But, following further, patience-testing re-arranging of the chess pieces, episode two went out in a literal blaze of glory. Euron Greyjoy –  Captain Jack Sparrow, if Johnny Depp was slim, Scandinavian and twice as over the top – was staging a smash and grab raid on close family/ sworn enemies Theon and Yara. Galleons piled into one another, Sand Snakes perished (was it wrong to cheer?), the thrill factor blew through the roof.

Euron's appearance was one of those Game of Throne moments you’ll always remember seeing for the first time. One minute Yara "I’ll snog anything that moves" Greyjoy (Gemma Whelan) was cuddling with Ellaria Sand (Indira Varma), the next Euron had invited himself on board via a giant spiky battering ram straight from a Medieval retelling of Mad Max. Whatever else the sociopathic seadog (Pilou Asbæk) gets up to this year he can already claim the prize for best Game of Thrones entrance ever.

With the action came a devastating catharsis. Theon (Alfie Allen) regressed into former-person Reek and legged it overboard, leaving Yara and Ellaria to their unpleasant fate (presumably involving being presented to Cersei with big shiny bow on top). Our minds had been blown, emotions reduced to a smoking pyre.

This is the rest of what we learned.

Is Euron Game of Thrones’s silliest villain yet? 

Joffrey was a loathsome wimp, Ramsay a psychopath with a bad haircut. But Euron is something far more familiar – a bonkers villain of the old school. There are no hidden depths to the new ruler of the Iron Islands, unless you count the layers of emo make-up he’s mysteriously acquired this season. He just wants to kill, maim and burn –  if he can achieve all three at once, so much the merrier.

Yet, with his latest antics, he has more than earned his place in the show’s rogues’s gallery. Armed with a post-apocalyptic battering ram, he ransacked Theon and Yara’s fleet – as a bonus cutting down the (still annoying) Sand Snakes.
"Give your uncle a kiss," Euron proceeded to leer at Yara as he charged into action – an aside sure to go down as one of the season’s outstanding one-liners. It was all too much for Theon, still clearly working through his time as Ramsay’s crippled man-servant. Over the side the Prince of the Pyke jumped – a leap with echoes of his vault over the Winterfell battlements with Sansa. That had been the moment Reek was reborn as Theon once again. But who was he now? Also – is Yara Euron’s prisoner or has he merely slit her throat?

All is far from sunny in Dragonstone. 

Daenerys’s return to the family seat and place of her birth, was not quite the jubilee she had anticipated. In a draughty castle, she gravely surveyed a raging storm. Where were the approving crowds, the Targaryen loyalists ready to sweep her back to power?

That the Mother of Dragons (Emilia Clarke) was determined to bring the people onside rather than burn Westeros to the ground with her dragons was testament to her sense of right and wrong (a moral compass that hasn’t always pointed in the correct direction) But that isn’t to suggest she has gone soft and Varys (Conleth Hill), aka most Machiavellian soul in Westeros, bore the brunt of her suspicions. He was a Robert supporter who’d turned on the Baratheons – what was to stop him similarly deserting Daenerys in the event of a more desirable candidate present themselves?

"You wish to know where my loyalties lie…with the people," said the former Master of Whisperers – who hadn’t sounded this single-minded since bunging Tyrion into that wine crate at the start of season five. This was enough to keep Daenerys onside – but was the show laying groundwork for violent disagreements to come? 

After Ed Sheeran, it was time for a surprise cameo from the Lady in Red

Sensitive souls are still haunted by the ginger halfling’s shock appearance last week. Now came another divisive figure with a reputation for making children scream in terror. Exiled by Jon Snow, the Red Woman (Carice van Houten) had fetched up on Daenerys’s doorstep.

She was here at the behest of the Great God of Plot Devices. "I believe you have a role to play…as does the King in the North, Jon Snow," said Melisandre, a spectacularly unsubtle hint that the Mother of Dragons and the lord of Winterfell might find common cause. "If he does rule the north, he'll make an excellent ally," chimed Tyrion (Peter Dinklage), with equal lack of artfulness.  A Daenerys–Jon alliance has admittedly long been on the cards – but did Game of Thrones have to spell it out so clunkily? Let’s hope the series rediscovers its flair of understatement as the season continues. 

Will Jon Snow bend the knee to the Mother of Dragons? 

Daenerys is very much up for an alliance with Jon Snow – albeit on her terms. In Winterfell, Sansa –  in her new position as Jon's neurotic frenemy – warned of a possible Targaryen trap. An alternative perspective was offered by Ser Davos. Dragons breath fire – and fire destroys Walkers. The logic appealed to Snow – but is he risking all by agreeing to a face-to-face meeting with the Mother of Dragons?

One thing he definitely isn’t sitting on the fence about is Littlefinger’s baleful influence on Sansa (Sophie Turner). The King in the North understandably lost his cool after Lord Baelish (Aidan Gillen) confessed to pervy uncle feelings for Sansa. Eeeugh. What big brother wouldn’t have lashed out as precisely as Jon had?

Is Game of Thrones trying to make us lose our dinner? 

After last week’s bed-pan rhapsody, it was back to Oldtown for further gross-out visual humour. As Ser Jorah (Iain Glen) chomped on a leather strap, Sam (John Bradley-West) merrily hacked at his Greyscale infection – an excuse for Game of Thrones to delight our senses with the crunch of splintering skin and the wet pop of diseased flesh. The final hilarious flourish came with a cut to a chap chomping a pie. Cheers Game of Thrones – it’s going be years before we can even think about Cornish Pasty for lunch.

The episode felt like the Game of Thrones version of the Avengers 

Enemies of Cersei… assemble! Under the same roof were gathered Daenerys, Olenna Tyrell (Diana Rigg), Ellaria Sand (pre-Euron Greyjoy run-in), Yara and Theon and Tyrion Lannister. Opinions differed as to the smartest way of conquering the Seven Kingdoms. Olenna and Ellaria were of the "torch first, ask questions later" school – but Daenerys and Tyrion had a more subtle plan. The Lannisters would be neutralised via a smash and grab raid by the Unsullied on the House's seat at Casterly Rock. Cunning! But the machinations were in truth an afterthought. The thrill was seeing all of these great players gathered around a table together, nattering as if they’d been best mates forever.

Can Cersei top her Wildfire moment? 

It’s been an understated season for Cersei (Lena Headey) thus far. Mostly the show has asked her to prance around in black robes and look quietly gaga.  However, this week we had a glimpse of what she’s planning by way of encore after destroying the Sept of Balor last year. In the bowels of the Red Keep Qyburn (Anton Lesser) and the boys in r ’n d had worked up a prototype giant crossbow – perfect for shooting pesky dragons from the sky.  Surrounded by enemies, with even Jaime doubting her, you wanted to applaud Cersei for always having a trick up her sleeve – "trick" in this case being the largest projectile weapon the Seven Kingdoms have yet witnessed. Is it wrong to root for her?

Will Arya stop trying to kill everyone now?

"Jon Snow came down from Castle Black with a Wildling army and won the Battle of the Bastards – he's King in the North now." Hot Pie’s newsflash was just the excuse Arya (Maisie Williams) needed to abandon Operation Kill Everyone (next on the list was Cersei Lannister) and instead set course for Winterfell.

The first of what will presumably be many tearful reunions followed as she reconnected with beloved Direwolf Nymeria. Alas, the primordial pooch wasn’t interested in a long-term get together. But she at least persuaded her fellow peckish predators to forbear from ripping Arya to pieces. By Game of Thrones standards, this constituted a properly heart-warming moment. Also: how novel to sit through an episode in which Arya didn’t poison/stab/ feed someone their own kin in baked snack form.

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John Heard: Home Alone actor dies aged 71 mourned by followers

The actor John Heard, best known for his role in the Home Alone films, has died at the age of 71.(this got the "Home alone" show followers week hearten and sobered).

Heard was found dead on Friday in his hotel room in Palo Alto, California.

The Santa Clara medical examiner's office confirmed the death. The cause is unknown.
Heard had reportedly been staying at the hotel after "minor back surgery" this week.
"Our officers responded with the Fire Department to a hotel in our city on a report of a person in need of medical aid," the Palo Alto police department said.
"The person was determined to be deceased. While still under investigation, the death is not considered suspicious at this time."

Actor "Jeff Bridges" paid tribute to 'a wonderful actor'

'Artistry and dedication'

Arguably Heard's most memorable role was as Peter McCallister, the father of Macaulay Culkin's character in the Home Alone films, in the 1990s.
But he first started acting in the 1970s, appearing on the stage, on television and in film

He went on to play leading roles in films including Cutter's Way, C.H.U.D and Gladiator, opposite Cuba Gooding, Jr.
In 1999 he was nominated for an Emmy Award for his role as Vin Makazian - a corrupt New Jersey police detective - in television series The Sopranos.
Marlon Wayans, who worked with Heard on the 2004 comedy White Chicks, wrote on Instagram: "He was a great guy". Shared a lot of laughs. Sad to see such a good spirit and actor taken."
 
Also read: Pokémon Go Fest attendees to get refunds as technical disappointment breaks the event

According to: BBC

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Pokémon Go Fest attendees to get refunds as technical disappontment breaks the event

What an unexpected happening at Pokémon Go Fest.
Heading into Niantic’s Pokémon Go Fest — a gathering of roughly 20,000 Pokémon Go players in Chicago’s Grant Park — everyone seemed to have the same concern: the weather reports said a thunder storm was coming.
The weather turned out fine. Most other things, unfortunately, did not.
As a result, Niantic has just announced that they’ll be refunding attendees in addition to crediting them $100 of in-game currency (or Pokécoins). Estimates from Niantic leading into the event pinned the crowd at around 15-20,000 attendees.

(Update: It’s currently unclear if Niantic will be automatically refunding attendees, or just those who ask. Niantic says they will send an email with details to attendees shortly)

Also read: John Heard: Home Alone actor dies aged 71 mourned by followers

First and most notably: the game simply didn’t work. Within minutes of the first attendees filing into Grant Park, the cell networks got shaky. Within 20 minutes of the doors officially opening, every network was down. I’ve done my fair share of liveblogs over the past decade, so I’m used to getting around network congestion and finding some semblance of signal. There was nothing.

If you could get online, Pokémon Go itself was having issues. Tapping a monster to catch it would result in nothing but an error screen — a particular punch in the gut to many a player who traveled far in hopes of completing their Pokedex, as the Park was set to spawn some of the game’s rarest monsters. You’d tap an Unown or a Heracross (usually only available in very specific regions, and certainly not in the middle of Chicago), and the game would crash.

Meanwhile, real-world logistical issues were abound. Hours before the event started, the lines stretched around the block. 3 hours later, much of the line remained outside. Massive displays meant to show which teams were ruling the in-park gyms were instead just turned off.
 
When Niantic’s John Hanke took the stage, he was greeted by an audience a few thousand deep, many of them chanting “FIX YOUR GAME” or “WE CAN’T PLAY!”. Some more aggressive attendees approached the stage to personally share (read: shout) their discontent.

As of 2pm Central Time, Niantic plans to continue on the with the event’s agenda in hopes that they can get things working.
Storyline is still developing…

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Chelsea vs Arsenal: Michy Batshuayi helps Chelsea cruise past Arsenal in three-goal demolition job in China

No club record buy Alvaro Morata – the £70million Spaniard could not get a visa in time to join his new team-mates in China – while neither Tiemoue Bakayoko nor Antonio Rudiger featured in the Blues line-up.
Yet, you would never have guessed it on the evidence of this pre-season clash in Beijing as the Premier League champions tore FA Cup winners Arsenal to pieces.
Ok, so Arsene Wenger’s men were not at full strength,with two homegrown kids Ainsley Maitland-Niles and Cohen Bramall initially making up their numbers.

However, that should not hide the glaring gap in class between the London rivals – only 15 days before they meet again in the Community Shield.
Certainly, Wenger, who claimed beforehand that this game was “not a friendly”, will want to see a considerable improvement by then.

As for Chelsea, they are only going to get better and stronger once their trio of new superstars - plucked from around Europe for a combined cost of £130million - are added to the mix.
That spells bad news for the rest of the English elite bidding to stop Conte’s outfit making it back-to-back titles.

A superb double from Belgium striker Michy Batshuayi and a fine opener from Willian secured their victory at the Bird’s Nest stadium – but the margin could and should have been so much greater.
Chelsea’s performance smacked of a side full of players desperate to stake their claim to the manager before Morata and Co turn up.

t could scarcely have been more different from their desperately disappointing display in the Cup final defeat to Arsenal back in May.
Meanwhile, the Gunners, in their fourth warm-up match of the summer, were all over the shop from the outset.
Indeed, Chelsea might have scored four times inside the first eight minutes such was their desire and dominance.
The best of those opportunities fell to Willian but, with only David Opsina to beat, the Brazilian, who netted 12 times last season term, flashed inches wide.
Arsenal’s Colombian stopper then produced a fine stop from Victor Moses before the inevitable Blues breakthrough came in the 40th minute.

 

 

Willian skipped past Nacho Monreal and buried a curling shot in off the far post.
And a minute later Batshuayi, who earlier had been denied a goal by the offside flag, doubled the advantage – with an equally lethal left-foot finish.
Wenger already wore that familiar troubled frown across his face. His £46million record signing Alexandre Lacazette barely had a kick in 45 minutes, while Mesut Ozil, reportedly close to agreeing a new £250,000-a-week four-year deal, was non-existent.
How Wenger expects this Arsenal side to challenge for honours if, as expected, Chile ace Alexis Sanchez leaves for Paris St Germain, is anybody’s guess.

As narrated by:  Express Newspapers

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How to recover a Smartphone that got damaged by water

Today’s course is on phones input device (Their problems) “how to recover a Smartphone that got damaged by water”.

Do you know that a phone that fall’s into water can still work?

  After my last edition of smartphone problems, i came up with this. Yes basically, no man is above mistake and off course no man knows what shall happen next. Going out with your phone on a good weather will never bring to your mind that there will be a climatic change. Suddenly, rain began and you were far away from shelter so you got socked up and it critically reaches your phone, do you know that every bit of water that enters into the phone might probably reach the inside of this device? Thus causing one or two damages in this phone board (where IC’s and other functionary devices are planted). Damages may not really be physical as you may think, but it’s destructive to still let them remain therein. And probably malfunctioning stats. But don’t worry, you can handle it with this article.

Causes

This is derived from the fact that the destructive to the cells of a mobile phone; and thus has caused damages to it IC (integrated circuit).

Solution(s)

When such thing happens, quickly pick up the set out of the watery environment, open it, remove the cells battery and the SIMCARD immediately. Clean the 2 components very well with dry clothes and dry them in the sun until the water dries off. Now they are so different ways you can recover this phone that fell into water back, which are included here;

Formula 1:   When you remove the set out of the water, with any good support stand the handset unity upright under a fan or a blowing dry air.

Formula 2:  Step 1; Loose the panel with precision crew driver

        Step 2; Gently brush the contact with a small quantity of methylated spirit.

        Step 3; Then dry it under the hot sun very well for about 30 minutes or you use a hot air blower for drying it.

Note:  Make sure to use a tooth brush with a solution of spirit to clean the phone contact unit. Fix back the phone and power on. It will come back to normal.

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