Djhack1:
yea sure

Okay, so what does d manual registration entails... as in, can u fill me in on d whole process?

"OYOCRACY IS THE GOVERNMENT OF THYSELF, BY THYSELF N FOR THYSELF" - D'PRINCE NICE VIDEO N QUOTE THOUGH

What a Pretty Egg-head! Hmm n she's just 13, and she looks all grown up n all. Would look up 4 d book sha, after of course, i have finished playing my International Cup on PES 2015

RhAngel:


u welcome,
bt i am nt bro, am a lady.

Sorry about that. I didn't see ur gender attached to ur username

Omamuzo7:

fill evry nonsense space dere or dts incomplete reg

What do you mean by incomplete Registration?

Happy Birthday to Mr. President. i was Kind of musing, whether n if d super eagles yesterday knew 2day was his birthday.Ah Equitorial guinea.. jus lyk a deja vu.

aristocrazzy:
Secondary virgin? She shud take it to the next level and become tertiary virgin. Na dat 1 sure pass.

Perhaps she should take it to another higher level of virginity ... The Masters level

Johans:


I guess you haven't known chloe o'brain @ jack's bauer #24. Shes the best hacker so far. Far better than felicity #Arrow.

[img]http://4.bp..com/-ii4eK8KVi1A/UPB77YO6LpI/AAAAAAAAHP8/1snBa839V6I/s1600/Chloe-2.jpg[/img]

Chloe is good, no doubt, but felicity, mehn, she got d whole package. Smart, pretty n uhm sexy. you know, she actually got first class in cyber security and computer sciences at MIT (my dream institution of higher learning) at just d age of 19! So u see, she's dat Gud!

RhAngel:

welcome to d department.
#eTHICAL hACKERS

Thanks bro... following d steps of #Felicity #Arrow

Got my admission on Friday last week, DE cyber security science! Goodluck to all DE candidates yet to see their names. Dnt worry, jus keep the faith strong n burning. God is in control

skentelelady:

Sorry that is the only video i remember about JJ in his entire career and there was another one like that as well but not sureof the club he was then. Mayb this frankfurt

Only God knows what would have happened if Jay Jay didnt score that goal with all the dribbles

Am sure d club would pardon him.. finding such talent is really hard to come by.

watch this exciting dribbling skills by Okocha.. The day he made Oliver Kahn so popular



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yCJjFKGVy4

laivwire:
A mere 120hp. Can this move at the break neck speed of convoys? Doesn't even look armored. I hope he's not trying to be the next Muritala.

Who believes this shyt sef

funny you

1. Jose Eduardo dos Santos of Angola – Net Worth: $20 Billion

Jose Eduardo dos Santos is the President of Angola and has held power for 34-years, since 1979. His personal estimated wealth exceeds more than $20 billion. His daughter, Isabel dos Santos is among the Forbes Africa’s billionaires with a net worth of $3.8 billion. She’s currently Africa’s richest woman and also the world’s richest black woman.


2. Mohammed VI of Morocco – Net Worth: $2.5 Billion

Mohammed VI is the current King of Morocco and has been in power for 15 years. He is also the country’s leading businessman. He is worth more than $2.5 billion.


3. Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo of Equatorial Guinea – Net Worth: $600 Million

Teodoro Obiang is the President of Equatorial Guinea and has been in power for 34 years. He came to power in August 1979 by ousting his uncle Francisco Macias Nguema in a military coup. This President and his family literally own the economy, his personal fortune exceeds $600 million.


4. Uhuru Kenyatta of Kenya – Net Worth: $500 Million

Uhuru Kenyatta is the President of Kenya and the son of Kenya’s first President, Jomo Kenyatta. Most of his wealth comes from property. With his family, the president owns stakes in Kenya’s largest dairy company Brookside Dairies, media company Mediamax, Heritage Hotels, Commercial Bank of Africa and hundreds of thousands of prime Kenyan land. He is regarded as man of the people due to his sociability.


5. Paul Biya of Cameroon – Net Worth: $200 Million

Paul Biya has been the President of Cameroon for 31 years, since November 6, 1982. Catholic Committee against Hunger and for Development (CCFD) and several on- and off-line media have placed him in the list of leaders with ill-gotten wealth.


6. Goodluck Jonathan of Nigeria – Net Worth: $100 Million

Goodluck Jonathan is the President of Nigeria and has been in power for 4 years. His net worth is estimated to be around $100 million. He is a member of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party, PDP. He launched a “Roadmap for Power Sector Reform”, launched the Youth Enterprise with Innovation in Nigeria and launched the Transformation Agenda.

The number 6th spot is shared by President Goodluck Jonathan and King Mswati III of Swaziland.


6. King Mswati III of Swaziland – Net Worth: $100 Million

King Mswati, who is the 15th richest royal in the world, according to Forbes Magazine, has held power for 28 years. He has often been criticized for his lavish spending.


8. Idriss Deby of Chad – Net Worth: $50 Million

Idriss Deby has been the President of Chad for 23 years, since 1990. His net worth is estimated to be $50 million. Towards the end of August 2006, he made international news after calling for his nation to have 60 percent stake in its output after receiving crumbs from foreign companies running the industry.

9. Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe – Net Worth: $10 Million

Robert Mugabe has been the President of Zimbabwe for 26 years. His net worth is estimated to be around $10 million. The dictator’s family is very wealthy and he has won many elections, although frequently these have been criticized by outsiders for violating various electoral procedures.

As at the time of posting this, the article on President Goodluck Jonathan was removed from d source website listed below


Source http://www.richestlifestyle.com/richest-african-presidents/

More than 80 people had direct or indirect contact with the first person to be diagnosed with the deadly Ebola virus in the United States, health officials said Thursday, as four members of the patient's family were quarantined as a precaution.

Dallas County officials said 12 to 18 people had direct contact with the Texas patient, and they in turn had contact with scores of others. All were being monitored and none had shown any symptoms.

A top health official urged U.S. hospitals to heed lessons from Dallas, where a hospital initially sent the ailing patient home, despite information that he had recently visited West Africa, potentially exposing more people to the virus.

Texas health officials told four "close" relatives of the patient not to entertain visitors and said they could be arrested if they leave their homes without permission through Oct. 19. The four did not exhibit symptoms, they said.

"We have tried and true protocols to protect the public and stop the spread of this disease," said Dr. David Lakey, the Texas health commissioner. "This order gives us the ability to monitor the situation in the most meticulous way."

"The order is in place until the incubation period has passed and the family is no longer at risk of having the disease," Lakey said.

Public health authorities have been calling on U.S. healthcare workers to screen patients for signs of illness, and to question patients about their travel history in order to rule out Ebola for those who have been to West Africa, where more than 3,000 people have died in this year's epidemic.

"Unfortunately, that did not happen in this case," said Dr. Anthony Fauci, head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. "We just need to put that behind us and look ahead and make sure that in the future that doesn't happen again."

"This will certainly serve for the rest of a country as a cogent lesson learned," he added in an interview on MSNBC.

The Dallas patient, who had flown from Liberia, initially sought treatment at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital late last Thursday but was sent home with antibiotics, despite telling a nurse he had recently arrived from West Africa. By Sunday, he needed an ambulance to return to the same hospital.

On Wednesday, hospital officials admitted that the man's travel information had not been shared with other staff who were treating him.

WARNING CALL?

The patient has not been named by the hospital for privacy reasons. However, Gee Melish, who said he was a family friend, identified the man as Thomas Eric Duncan.

Duncan's nephew, Josephus Weeks, told NBC on Wednesday night that his uncle was not treated for Ebola until Weeks personally called the federal Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta to report the suspected illness. He said he made the call on the day that Duncan had returned to the Dallas hospital.

A CDC spokesman said Thursday the agency was seeking to confirm if and when such a call was placed.

The New York Times said Duncan, in his mid-40s, helped transport a pregnant woman suffering from Ebola to a hospital in Liberia, where she was turned away for lack of space. Duncan then brought her back to her family's home and carried her into the house, where she later died, the newspaper reported.

The case has sparked concern nationwide over the potential for a wider spread of the virus from West Africa, where at least 3,338 people have died in the worst outbreak on record.

While past outbreaks of Ebola killed as many as 90 percent of victims, the current epidemic's fatality rate has averaged about 50 percent in West Africa.

U.S. health officials have said the country's healthcare system was well prepared to contain the disease's spread by careful tracking of those who have had contact with the patient and appropriate care for those admitted to hospital.

Federal officials are working to sharply increase production of the experimental drug ZMapp, which many experts believe is the most promising treatment for Ebola, the Times reported on Thursday.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is trying to enlist Caliber Biotherapeutics in Texas to produce the drug, the newspaper reported, citing unidentified federal officials and drug industry executives.

The Ebola scare spooked U.S. markets on Wednesday. Airline and hotel shares slumped on fears that the virus's spread outside Africa might curtail travel.

Separately, the Queens Medical Center in Honolulu, Hawaii, said Wednesday it was treating a patient in isolation, citing a "heightened sense of awareness of Ebola."

"At this time, the patient's history and clinical presentation do not appear to be consistent with Ebola and the patient may be diagnosed with a number of conditions other than Ebola," the statement said.

SOURCE http://news.yahoo.com/texas-officials-80-people-may-exposed-ebola-patient-120536909--finance.html