Am watching on one side!

Promhize: Na so craze dey start

maybe is different

Is full time 5 : 1, ynwa

Brymo: kopites,needs †̥̥ợ̣̣̝̇̇̇ stay top 3,for january,if nt he his goin,n again,̶̴̳̐̿̾̈́͠Ɛ̤̥̝̈̊̊ av not paid anybody in our history 200,r will ready †̥̥ợ̣̣̝̇̇̇ pay suarez dat.

i hope we stay top 3, i dt want missed dat guy

Sterling make it 5 : 1 for liverpool fc

And is 4 : 1 they av a consolidation goal there. good one for suarez though

Brymo: Suarez is not goin down for less down $50m

the guy is nt even for sale atleast for this season

That will be a more bigger blow for us. I pray it never happen

Katsumoto: I know Suarez has a hat trick but I am looking for the rest of the team to raise their game. So far Coutinho is ok but Stirling and Henderson are poor.

Moderators wat are u stil doin, come on update dis match joor...abi una dey sleep

R4SH33D: suarez go kill person ooo

he don kil dem already

Suarez has done it again. Is hat trick again for him. Oh why i no bet 4 dis game i for chop money oh. Cos my predictn seems to b korrect

More magical stuff from Suarez. This time he flicks the ball around Fer on the edge of the box before drilling low into the back of the net to complete a first-half hat trick
35GOAL! Luis Suarez:
34Redmond curls a low free- kick towards Liverpool's goal, but Mignolet collects
33First Booking: Joe Allen:

29It's that man again. Suarez is again on the scoresheet, this time expertly converting with his left foot after Gerrard flicked Coutinho's corner on at the near post
29GOAL! Luis Suarez:
28Coutinho wins Liverpool a corner...

Suarez again i said it, suarez another 1 please

Suarez hat trick please.

Av start believin u some how.

dahfweshdude69: confirmed line up via BBC: Liverpool starting XI: Mignolet,
Johnson, Flanagan, Agger, Skrtel, Allen,
Gerrard, Henderson, Sterling, Coutinho,
Suarez...y Allen n Sterling. :-'(

can somebody tell me what is wrong wit this brother rodgers

adexsimply: Liverpool really embarrassed me on Sunday. Obviously, some of those players need to be shown the way out, they are not fit to wear that red jersey

more dan half of the team needs that, truely speaking.

ichidodo: L'serpool are are goin down today?! Bless me, i thought the game was tomorrow?!?!?

U ar lost already no wonder!

Please i dt wanna see hendo and sterling in this game oh.

I dislike seating wit fat people cos they wil ocupy d seat mearnt for four persenger, making it unbearable ad nt convenience for slim people lik us.

nokia 101 and nokia 6210 navigator

juman: One nigeria is the key problem.

you have an idea there, i don't think nigerians are actually one also as we always portray to be because of the tribalism everywhere you go.

good.

No be small thing oh, naija kai!

Sniper_One:

If only water could transcend a natural law.

LOL

Half time...sowi o baka

whirlwind7: 7. Read with your feet immersed in very cold water. If you do this and still fall asleep, then your case is beyond redemption!

thanks i will try that also.

I found it so disgusting, taking a book to read before some minute my brain begin to pass false information to my eyelid that i want to sleep. have notice if it is reading blog online, magazine, sport magazine and the rest i will never fall asleep. but when it come to reading books is difficult for me not giddy. i decide to make some research online and what i discover is actually working for me gradually, so i decided shared it to those that have similar challenge here.

Here are some suggestion i put into consideration and it works for me, hope it works for you.


Tip 1: Ask questions as you read.

Carry on a conversation with your book. When a new character is introduced, ask, who are they? What’s the book about as a whole? What message is the author writing to convey? What are the main ideas or arguments? Is the book true? What’s the book’s importance? These questions apply to everything you read. Reading is a conversation between you and the book. You probably don’t typically fall asleep mid-conversation unless you are narcoleptic. Approach the book in conversation instead of trying to upload it to your mind. Adler, Mortimer J., and Doren Charles. Van. How to Read a Book: the Classic Guide to Intelligent Reading. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1972. Kindle, loc 859.

Practice: Pick a book and reread 10 pages. Read as slowly as you can tolerate. Take two minutes and think about the questions the book raises.

Tip 2: Read with a pencil in your hand.

Marking a book creates dialogue between yourself and the author. If you can imagine a mark, you can use it. There are no hard and fast rules. Highlight, make a vertical line at the margin to mark a block of text, make a star or asterisk (use this on the books top ten statements), number sequential points in the margin, write the number of other pages where the author makes the same point (cf – page # where same idea is discussed to mean compare to or refer to), circle key words or phrases, write in the margin or in any blank space you can find to record your own thoughts or otherwise take notes, and take notes in the front or end of the book after a complete reading to take ownership of your reading (simple as an outline or as complicated as your argument against the author’s position) (Adler and Van Doren loc 859).

Make the notes work for you. Develop your own system. Apply active reading and you won’t fall asleep. If you do, you risk jabbing a pencil in your eye.

Practice: Find a pencil on amazon.com, at a local store, or in a utility drawer. Ensure it makes a fine line. You have selected your reading pencil. Keep it with your books and with you whenever you read any way other than superficially. Pick a book and read 10 pages. Write in the margin any question raised while reading and try to underline any line that interests or impacts you. For now, don’t worry about why the portion you underline sticks out to you.

Tip 3: Tackle books beyond you.

“Good books are over your head; they would not be good for you if they were not.” (Adler and Van Doren loc 842)

To stay awake while you read you need encouragement. Challenge is a form of encouragement if you can avoid frustration. The more you tackle books beyond your current reading ability the more you learn about life. The ultimate goal is pleasure, but books please by helping you realize something new. Challenge yourself and concentrate

When I suggest a challenge I don’t mean immediately jump into the most difficult book you can imagine. Look at reading like a ladder. Climb the first rung before you progress to the top. There is no shame in reading something you understand most of with a little effort.

Practice: Is the book you’re reading challenging you? What would be a step up in difficulty, one rung up the ladder?

Do you have any tips for avoiding sleep while you read?

BONUS ADVICE – I’ve been surprised by how popular this archived post continues to be so I want to add a few more things to tips, some of which have been suggested in the comments as well.

1. Read standing up.

2. Read out loud.

3. Read on a treadmill or stationary bike.

4. Read for short bursts and sprint in between.

5. Read with others. See these two posts about reading with a partner or loved one: Reading and Writing in Relationships: How Partners Encourage Learning and Enjoyment ; How Reading Can Improve Your Love Life.

6. If you try all these and fail I would seek the help of a trained medical professional. You may have a treatable medical condition.

I no fit laugh abeg.

Gwekzy: Abeg na how many coaches na super eagles get

the thing surprise me oh...

I foreseen this game ending in a draw.