This is an incredible opportunity to join the rest of us who are getting smart about earning a living!! You’ll never get rich and have the time and freedom to enjoy it working for someone else. You will always be making someone else rich. And what do you have to do now to earn a living. Are you enjoying it? Home base businesses are booming!  Take a look at all the “office superstores”  that are sprouting up all over. Why?? They are supported by the sudden swell of new home businesses.  be your own boss. We’ll show you how.

TNI. has been breaking all sales records for network marketing companies.  Last year did over $40 million, with just under 10 years in business. Why?  Because the product works. We have a marketing plan that is a marketers dream. Look around and you’ll agree. Others companies are rushing to duplicate it. You will be rewarded fast and in cash amounts that make you want to stay involved. It gets better.       .
 
 

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Own your own business why you are still in school with requirement of minimum capital. When You finish school you don’t have to work for anybody, instead other people will be working for you. You don’t have to be writing application letters and going from one interview to another. No! Don’t you think this is the opportunity that will enable you to achieve your goals in life? This is a business of one time investment with minimum capital. A business that you can transfer to your kids. What kind of business is this. you may asked? I’m glad to present to you this awesome access marketing or network marketing “ TAHITIAN NONI “ some people called it miracle in a bottle, the governor wine etc. They gave him name based on what it has done for them. But right now, I’m not only telling you about the efficacy of the products, but also the business opportunity that comes with the products. It is this business opportunity that will give you financial and time freedom you are looking for.

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“Time is the greatest resource for wealth creation”. Everyone has the same 24 hours in a day, 60 minutes in one hour and 60 seconds in every minute. Time is an equalizer. No one has more time than the other. You may feel that the time is never enough for you. It is because you have not learnt how to manage your time effectively. How you utilize the time you have determines the results you will produce in your life.

If you take a close look at the lives of successful people, you will discover that they place a high premium on their time. Why? Because they know that time cannot be stored up, whether you like it or not it must be used. You cannot decide to save three hours today and use it tomorrow; it doesn’t happen.

Sometimes, you wish you had more time or you wished the day could be extended to 30 hours, so that you can accomplish your set goals for the day. But it doesn’t work like that. What we all been given is 24 hours a day and that is what everybody has to work with. If you want to achieve more results, learn how to work smart and use your time wisely.

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Direct Selling or Network marketing is both the wave of the present and the future. It is a people-business.  A  business that places everyone on an equal level. It does not require any qualification. It doesn’t matter who you are, where you come from or anything of the sort.
Do you want to be financially independent?  Do you want to be your own boss? I advise you to come on board now and be at the fore front of this awesome business opportunity presented to you by TAHITIAN NONI INTERNATIONAL. It is a company that based in UTAH in U.S.A. This company is  ten years old now. It has created over four hundred U.S Dollar millionaire and this company is coming to Nigeria this year.
Friends this is the opportunity you have been waiting for. Grab it now with your two hands and achieve your dream with it. Don’t let it pass…

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Did you know that Tahitian Noni International  will enable you to earn extra income? This is how it works. It happens even without you trying too hard. All you have to do is share the juice with a few friends and you’ve gotten some income. Share more and you’ve gotten more. Get your friends to share it and then you have a business. Get someone who’s really serious and then you have an income that can get your attention. On and on it goes. You can make as much or as little as you want and have time for your love ones and yourself.
 

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It is unfortunate that the polytechnic system here in Nigeria had lost its vibrancy. I can remember when I was little and  heard people say Polytechnics graduates were the best. Why? Because they  were good in practicals as well as in theory.  Prospective candidates willingly opted to attend the polytechnics. And the products of the institutions were extremely rated high by employers of labour. But with the introduction of 6-3-3-4 structure, the polytechnics were deprived of a placed in the educational system.? Consequently the polytechnics system lost its attraction. This resulted in the current congestion in the universities.
Captivatingly, Britain, our former colonial master, was once faced with such policy contradiction. Having realised from the public craze for the university degree, Britain gradually converted its polytechnics to universities. Today it can be said that there are no more polytechnics in Britain. The net result is that it has continued to progress technologically and economically.
 I recommended that the line of dichotomy between the polytechnics and the universities must be functionally removed to avoid holding a good percentage of patriots who would have contributed to our developing technological culture.
It is my submission that the government should revisit the education policy and structure with a view to bringing the over 60 polytechnics in the country into the main stream of the system. I suggest that while vigorously pursuing the private universities initiative, a gradual process of converting our polytechnics to universities should commence.

Tags: Polytechnics, Universities, Britain  

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Today, I tried to be in school very early, expecting that my lecturer will be around. Well, he had not showed up by the time I arrived, so, I looked for somewhere to sit down to gather myself together before he came. A few minutes before the time of the lecture, I  walked towards the class. On my way, I saw some my course mates and they told me that the lecturer had not yet arrived. I still decided to go to the class with some of my friends hoping he would come. We waited for about five minutes. When the lecturer did not show up, we went to another lecturer that also teaches the same course to fill up for the original lecturer. When we got to his office, he was very busy trying to record results of his 200 level students. He told us that he could not take the class and that we should go back and still wait for our lecturer. “He may still come”, he said. We went back to the class and waited for about 2 hours. At the end of it all, the lecturer, unfortunately, did not show up. It wasn’t a pleasant experience at all and, what a discouraging way to begin my day.

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• 1811 – Venezuela gained Independence
• 1884 – Germany takes possession of Cameroon
• 1946 – The bikini is introduced
• 1954 – Elvis Presley has his first commercial recording session. He sang That’s All Right (Mama) and Blue Moon of Kentucky. Widely considered to be the birth of Rock and Roll
• 1954 – The BBC broadcasts its first television news bulletin
• 1962 – Algeria becomes independent from France
• 1966 – Gianfranco Zola, Italian footballer was born
• 1975 – Hernan Crespo, Chelsea and Argentine forward was born
• 1979 – Amélie Mauresmo, French tennis player was born
• 1982 – Alberto Gilardino, Italian footballer was born

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The New York Times and Washington Post lead with the military’s investigation of four soldiers accused of raping and killing an Iraqi civilian and killing her family. (The Los Angeles Times fronts this.) The LAT leads with news that California’s Office of Homeland Security had been monitoring political protests as part of an anti-terrorism strategy.

Four soldiers of the 502^nd Infantry Regiment are alleged to have raped an Iraqi woman, killed her and three family members (including a child), and burned the family’s house with the bodies inside. The killings—which the accused soldiers had blamed on “insurgent activity”—took place March 12 in Mahmudiya, about 20 miles south of Baghdad. (A local resident tells the Post that the woman was a schoolteacher.) On June 23, two (uninvolved) soldiers from the 502^nd came forward with the allegations, and the Army began investigating the next day.

(The NYT says that one soldier has confessed and been arrested, while the other three are confined to base without weapons. The Post says that one soldier has been discharged for unrelated reasons and that none of the accused has been arrested or confined. The LAT reports yet another variation.)

Last month, insurgents near Mahmudiya abducted and killed two soldiers from the same platoon as the accused. The NYT says that the accused soldiers’ involvement in the March 12 killings came to light during “counseling-type sessions” conducted after the mutilated bodies of the abducted soldiers were recovered.

Everybody notes that this is the fourth criminal investigation into soldier misconduct announced by the Pentagon in June. The Post and LAT remark that this most recent investigation may be the particularly incendiary because it involves an alleged sex crime against a Muslim woman.

Three American soldiers were killed by insurgents Wednesday and Thursday. According to the Post, Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr called on his followers to go to the Sunni stronghold of Samarra to repair the Shiite mosque that was bombed there in February, setting off weeks of sectarian violence.

The LAT obtained two daily intelligence reports commissioned by California’s Office of Homeland Security, which is run by the state but financed mostly by the feds. The agency commissioned a private company to conduct counterterrorism analysis, and the company’s reports include summaries of news stories and lists of anti-war and animal-rights protests. The state attorney general’s office (which learned about the protest monitoring two months ago and had it ended) as well as Gov. Schwarzenegger’s office (which claimed ignorance of the reports) denounced the practice.

The civil-liberties fears cited in the LAT story seem overblown to this TP writer. The whole project appears more amateurish than nefarious—more Keystone Cops than Hoover FBI. Based on the paper’s description of them, the reports appear to have been created by high-priced security consultants who cobbled together useless public information, then dressed up their “findings” as intelligence to fulfill a (probably cushy) government contract. The victims here aren’t the anti-war activists spied upon so much as the California taxpayers who underwrote the pointless spying.

The NYT fronts the suspension of seven Tour de France riders—virtually all of this year’s favorites—a day before the race begins. Tour officials made the ruling after Spanish authorities implicated the riders in a doping investigation. The suspended cyclists include those who finished second, third, fourth, and fifth behind last year’s winner, the now-retired Lance Armstrong.

The NYT and LAT run an identical article on their op-ed pages—a defense of the media’s right to publish exposés of secret government programs. The article is co-authored by the papers’ editors, Bill Keller and Dean Baquet. It cites the Pentagon Papers case and emphasizes the deliberation with which editors make publication decisions. It notes that reporters working on such stories live in cities targeted by terrorists, and that the papers often withhold information to allay government officials’ national-security concerns:

The New York Times has held articles that, if published, might have jeopardized efforts to protect vulnerable stockpiles of nuclear material, and articles about highly sensitive counterterrorism initiatives that are still in operation. In April, the Los Angeles Times withheld information about American espionage and surveillance activities in Afghanistan discovered on computer drives purchased by reporters in an Afghan bazaar.

All four papers note USA Today‘s partial retraction of a national-security story from May 15. That story reported the existence of a National Security Agency database of all domestic phone calls made by customers of most of the country’s major telecoms. The companies participated voluntarily, and the database did not include the content of the calls. (TP’s summary of the May 15 story is here.) In Friday’s edition, USAT editors confirmed the gist of the story—the NSA does have a gargantuan database of calls—but reported that Bell South and Verizon did not participate in the program, as originally reported. AT&T and MCI, a Verizon subsidiary, do participate. Most of the paper’s new information came from members of Senate and House intelligence committees.

Think Washington D.C.’s emergency response system has gotten any better since the Jan. 6 death of former NYT reporter David Rosenbaum? According to Post columnist Colbert King, the Rosenbaum snafu is the tip of the iceberg.

The Post and NYT front a photo of the debonair Junichiro Koizumi, prime minister of Japan, doing an Elvis impersonation at Graceland as an amused but slightly uncomfortable President Bush looks on. (Bush halted Koizumi’s rendition of “Love Me Tender” before it could get out of hand.) The NYT‘s piece links to a wonderfully surreal audio slide show.

Source: Slate

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The thoughts of a man is like the foundation of a building,that every other block has to be placed upon. It goes a long way in determining the action that you need to take. It is what influences your speech and actions, motivating you to have the mindset of being the best in any field of endeavor.
It serves as a tool to trigger the confidence you have in yourself, by elevating you from the state of “I can’t, to “I can” , causing you to look to the unseen.

Surely at this stage all the negative thoughts that serve as an obstruction for your full potential to materialize will be annihilated. And then you begin to see things from a positive light, having new source of stimulation, a better belief of “I can be the greatest”. Keep your thoughts positive, no matter the situation you find yourself.

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