Story- White Death....

It's another cool Sunday, and to end the good day, please enjoy this historic story, and take it as a way of me saying, "Good Night". I found the link and ever since, I have been enjoying their stories.....

In April of 1938, representatives from the USSR approached the Finnish government and expressed a concern that Nazi Germany could attempt to invade Russia, and such an attack might come through parts of Finland. The Finns replied that they were officially neutral, but any Nazi incursion on Finland's borders would be resisted. This did not mollify the Soviets. Hitler's manifesto, Mein Kampf, was published thirteen years previous with specific note that the Nazis would need to invade the Soviet Union. The Red Army was determined to "advance to meet the enemy" and refused to accept promises from the smaller country. As negotiations continued, the Soviets tried to coax Finland into leasing or ceding some area to serve as a buffer to Leningrad. In November 1939, however, all negotiations ceased, and on 30 November 1939 the Soviet Red Army invaded Finland.

Story.. The Supernatural Bunnymother of Surrey, Part 2

After St. André and Molyneux brought Mary's rabbits back to London, the King sent Cyriacus Ahlers, the surgeon from his German household, to Guildford for a second follow-up. When Ahlers was first admitted to Mary Toft's rooms, the patient had just given birth again, this time to a roll of rabbit pelt. But when Ahlers examined Toft he could find no sign of pregnancy. He did notice that as Toft walked about the room, she kept her knees close together, as if she were afraid something was going to fall out of her.

Soon Mary's labors began again. After three or four convulsions so violent Ahlers had to hold Toft's chair to the ground, Ahlers prodded Mary Toft's vagina and found "some broken bones" inside. A little further inside he felt "a fleshy body, which with the bones stood a little way out of the Orifice of the Vagina." In moments Howard took over and pulled the front part of another rabbit out of Mary. It was her sixteenth birth. Ahlers collected the parts and returned to London, where he received word that rabbit number seventeen had just been born. But Ahlers remained skeptical.

Story.... The Supernatural Bunnymother of Surrey..Part 1

Found this rather interesting story, and i thought it wise to share with you, i am sure you would love the story as i did too.. Enjoy..

The men from London arrived just in time to see Mary Toft give birth to her fifteenth rabbit.
It was the winter of 1726, and Nathaniel St. André and Samuel Molyneux arrived in the market town of Godalming in Surrey to meet Mary Toft, a short, stout peasant of "stupid and sullen temper" (per St. André's later, embittered description). They found the country-woman waiting at the house of local man-midwife John Howard. She was lingering on the edge of a bed, stripped down to her corset. Howard assured the Londoners that they had come just in time.
Soon Mary Toft's body began to twist and contort. Her throes could be so powerful that her clothes would fly off her body, and the woman would have to be held down in her chair. Sometimes the labors lasted up to a day and a half. Toft's belly would "leap," a phenomenon Howard thought was caused by baby rabbits jumping around inside Toft's uterus. One was observed to hop like this for eighteen hours.
But that winter day, the labor was not prolonged, and soon Toft had delivered her child--the skinned torso of a small rabbit. The men from London started dissecting it right there on the floor. St. André--surgeon anatomist to the King of England himself--took a section of lung and put it in a basin of water. It floated, showing that the lungs had air in them, which suggested that the creature had breathed before it died. The rabbit's anus was found to have feces in it, which meant that the small animal must have eaten something. There was no blood.

Day 6...What a week?

                                                  
This past week has been very interesting, we had four (4) persons sharing there epistle via the #31days31epistles, i hope you have been able to tap into the superb testimonies of these ones.

Today we are going to do a quick summary of how the week went down, this is what we shall be doing at the end of each week. Quickly, less i forget, I had a White monster attack on my phone, this made me to be unable to access my phone for a while, thank God for the internet, i was able to solve the "App error 200" today, but at the detriment of most of my stored information, most especially the ones that has to do with epistles some persons had sent to me. So i quickly wanna request that each great mind who had shown interest and those still intending to do so, should please resend their write-up to my email (nellydozzy@yahoo.co.uk) or via BBM- 290E6271. You can also buzz me via twitter for more information @nellydozzy .

Day 5....I have never entered a bokoharamic situation...James

#31days31epistles - so far its been good, inspiring and most importantly ORIGINAL, yeah, original because epistle is the sole responsibility of each participant, i.e, they drafted their write-ups by themselves.

Today, we shall be hearing from another cool guy, a devoted Adventist, funny, and very gentle with a great smile. i still recall telling James about this project and after much deliberations, whoops, he decided to share his epistle with us, thanks a lot for sharing,James. It is a unique day indeed, because today is the sabbath day, so i am going to hit the stone on its head, i met James in 2008 at the EAH (Education and Humanities) faculty of Babcock university, Nigeria. We had our great times in school, shared great moments with friends and my brother from another mother, Chiboy..

I am Simeon James, Marital status- Single. A Nigeria, and most importantly a christian. Occupation:- the President of the Federal republic of Nigeria (make GEJ no catch me o, na joke ooo) hahahahaaha.

Day 4....I sincerely thank our heavenly father....Alala

                                                  
Bringing you today's epistle is our birthday boy, yeah, he celebrated his birthday yesterday and i thought it wise to gift him today as a show of how we celebrate with our Gtbers, each time they are celebrated. I met this exceptional young man in Efon-alaaye, Ekiti state during my compulsory one year national service, and he showed his prowess in excellence. i am delighted he joined those that will share an epistle with us each day in this month of July.

Ladies and gentlemen, i give you..........Alaribe Alala

Word of Encouragement.....Be inspired

I got this very inspiring note from a "cousin" of mine, I call him a cousin because he is too close to me, he is a superb young man, with an excellent personality. Do read and get inspired too...

In bed, I was asking myself; "what are some of the secrets to success in life?" I found the answer right there in my very room. The fan said,"be cool", the roof said, "aim high", the window said, "see the world" ,the clock said, "every minute is precious", the mirror said, "reflect before you act". The calendar said, "be up to date". The door said, "push hard for your goals". The Rug said "kneel down and pray".The toilet said "flush the Bad habits that will deter u from becoming someone influential in life! The Bible laughed and said, "read me for direction".

Have a blessed weekend....

Day 3.... You are mostly responsible for your action....Adeola

Today is another special day, We are finally rolling into the third of this quite interesting program, #31days31epistles. Next is a young, bold and beautiful young medical laboratory scientist (in-view), who is dedicated to her work and is ready to be a great wife and mother, she said she is engaged, so guys "abeg free her for her guy o", *smiles*... I meet her in 2010/2011 when I was the president of my department's students' association, she is a wonderful personality, with a great smile (when Adeola is laughing, you just can't help it but join her in the laughter) and she was also in my choir back then in Living spring chapel, Babcock University. Okay I give you, Miss Adeola

This year 2014 has been great for me and more tasking as a student, *winks*. One important and funny thing is that I have come to know from the past months of this year is that no matter how you live life, its actually nobody business, the fact is you are mostly responsible for your actions.

Day 2....I wasn't sure of what lies ahead.....Kelechi

Hurray, I am finally dropping the first epistle today, it is coming from a great personality, my CLO when I served my Nation in Efon-Alaaye,Ekiti state. When I told Dommynique about the project, #31days31epistles, he said, "Prince, how can I join the flow?, I am ready", wow, I was so humbled to get his epistle today, and most importantly, he was the first person to drop his epistle.

Ladies and gentlemen, I give you Mr. Bendommynique Kelechi,aka, SAMPLE....

Day 1- Its the beginning......#31days31epistles

Ladies and Gentlemen(Drum rumbles), it is the beginning of a new dawn, it is the first light of this new month (July), and gracefully it is the day that will kick-start the much awaited #31days31epistles.

31 blessed souls are about to bless our everyday activities in July as the share with us so personal, yet interesting success stories that they have experienced via the first half of 2014. As we receive their write ups each day, let's not forget to pray for them too, so that their own dreams and aspiration for the second half of the year 2014 will come through.

Heart breaking......Africa is out....

After a mind bowing encounter between Germany and Algeria, Germany knocked out the hopes of africans via this 2014 world up in Brazil by beating Algeria 2 goals, hope would have been restored when Algeria scored their only goal but time was against them.

Germany will face France in the quarter finals encounter in Brazil, you really do ot want to miss out in the obvious tenacity of that match. Africa came close but its rather poignant that we are out, though hopeful that world cup 2016 will bring us better luck.

Goals scored during the Germany vs Algeria encounter were from Andre Schuerrle and Mesut Oezil for Germany and Abdelmoum for Algeria. This world cup now between the Europes and the Americans, one will wonder who wll lift up the 2014 world cup, France/Brazil/Germany/Netherlands or winners of the remaining part of the round of sixteen. Let's see as the World cup unfolds..... 

France crushes Nigeria out of the worrld cup in Brazil

Its no news that the super eagles of Nigeria had their world cup hopes trashed by France, the 1998 world cup champions. Prior to the match, several Nigerian fans had hoped that the super eagles will scale through to the quarter finals, but I am sure that by now that vision has turned into a nightmare as most of Nigerian fans are not happy with the results.

France stole the victory after a free header from Pogba stabbed the super eagles on her right eye causing a confusion and lack of concentration which led to the own goal rom Yobo. Nigeria is out from the 2014 world cup in Brazil as France advances to the quarter finals.

From us here on GTB, we feel that the super eagles played their best ad did the nation proud. We shall improve in 2016, hopefully.....

What do you think about today's match......

Awkward gist- The effect of BABA IJEBU

I stumbled on this rather interesting news update and i decised to share it here too, enjoy..                                          
It all happened like a dream, but i am sure the young man never thought the act of gambling will lead to his death, see the full story below, stoty thanks to naijaloaded.com...

A second-year college student has died after jumping from the 7th story of  high rise building in his school  following heavy losses in World Cup gambling.

The student who, simply identified his surname Lin in news reports, committed s*****e after losing a big bet, reportedly over $3000 USD.

Life series... Season 2..Life as likened to respiration

Last time on life series, we had a long discussion on how life is linked with movement, I am sure you all enjoyed the inspiring messages from that post. This week, we shall be looking at life as linked or likened with respiration. I will try to keep this post as short as possible.

Firstly, respiration to a layman is breathing in and out or inhaling and exhaling, to a more learned man, it is the taking in of Oxygen (Inhaling) into the body and the removal of Carbon dioxide (Exhaling) from the body into the environment. The truth is that the both of them did very fine, but a bit in-depth study (cellular respiration) informs us that respiration also involves the breakdown of glucose (simple sugar or food molecules) involving Oxygen and water to produce energy (ATP), water and the release of carbon dioxide at the cellular level or cells of every living thing, hence, if you do not take in oxygen, you won’t be able to produce the needed energy for you to move on with your daily activities. Also during blood circulation, oxygenated blood and deoxygenated blood move via the heart enabling the proper function of the body, in layman sense, oxygenated blood leaves the heart to the body, and after usage it returns to the heart as deoxygenated blood, hence the circulation continues again. In essence, respiration in living things is very crucial to their survival.

Ikemba and the Cripple....Chapter 3

                              

The sudden appearance of human-like figures in the middle of the river caused a big panic and scattered screams as villagers who had gone to the river to either fetch water or wash their unclean clothes ran for their dare lives. Sensing this, Ojinta called out to them as they ran even further, probably thinking he was a ghost and wanted to kill them. It took the bravery of Oma, one of Ojinta’s daughters to calm the people down as she called out to them saying “this is my father, this is my father, papa, papa, papa, welcome back”, as she ran very excited towards her father. Meanwhile, the three warriors who survived the rescue mission, the Princess and Amara, the lady who they had rescued from being raped, were very surprised to see that they have returned safely to Lorji, infact they gazed at Ojinta strangely, because they never knew he had such powers, unknown to them that Ojinta had collected the charm from the priest they visited before embarking on the rescue mission to Ikanga village. One after the other, the shocked villagers regained their confidence and moved towards the river to observe what would happen when Oma hugs her father, seeing that all went well, they all moved towards Ojinta and his team, touching them and most importantly greeting the princess before they burst into songs of victory.