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Today, we clocked 7 weeks into the intensive programming training I earlier talked about. The 12 of them made a deposit of N2M each as a security. It’s a 9 months program and once they are done they get back their funds with a bonus of N500k and a... guaranteed job. I could feel the very impressive progress and energy. The lady in yellow wanted to run away after the first week but a little word of encouragement changed everything. She now leads group A on an Ajo App project with C. My aim is to train top quality engineers with deep understanding of first principles and core programming concepts. This started as an experiment but the outcome it’s beyond my imaginations.show more

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290,140 次观看 • 8 个月前

It Sounds Crazy—But There’s a Deeper Meaning Behind Why Jean Silva Always Barks Before, During, and After Fights 🐕 “There’s a tad of craziness and madness in that, but also it’s mainly because of my brother who passed away was very close with my dogs and one of them was a Rottweiler and he was very connected with the gym and the sounds and the whole environment. So it’s kind of a nod to my brother and it’s also something that is imprinted in my head, so whenever it comes up it’s spontaneous.” Jean "Lord" Silva / Ariel Helwani #TheArielHelwaniShow

It Sounds Crazy—But There’s a Deeper Meaning Behind Why Jean Silva Always Barks Before, During, and After Fights 🐕 “There’s a tad of craziness and madness in that, but also it’s mainly because of my brother who passed away was very close with my dogs and one of them was a Rottweiler and he was very connected with the gym and the sounds and the whole environment. So it’s kind of a nod to my brother and it’s also something that is imprinted in my head, so whenever it comes up it’s spontaneous.” Jean "Lord" Silva / Ariel Helwani #TheArielHelwaniShow

AFeldmanMMA

32,856 次观看 • 1 年前

During periods of fasting, many people enjoy eating dates as a gentle and natural source of energy. 🌿 But something that is often overlooked is the importance of preparing them properly before eating. Dates are a dried fruit, and along their journey—from harvesting to packaging—they may collect dust or small particles on their surface. For this reason, I like to follow a simple and mindful habit before consuming them: 1️⃣ Soak the dates in water with a little baking soda for about 10–15 minutes 2️⃣ Rinse them well with clean water 3️⃣ Allow them to dry naturally There is also another small habit I find very helpful: I never eat a date without opening it first. I gently split it, remove the pit, and take a moment to check the inside. It only takes a few seconds, but it brings a sense of care, awareness, and peace of mind—something that aligns beautifully with the spirit of fasting. 🌿

During periods of fasting, many people enjoy eating dates as a gentle and natural source of energy. 🌿 But something that is often overlooked is the importance of preparing them properly before eating. Dates are a dried fruit, and along their journey—from harvesting to packaging—they may collect dust or small particles on their surface. For this reason, I like to follow a simple and mindful habit before consuming them: 1️⃣ Soak the dates in water with a little baking soda for about 10–15 minutes 2️⃣ Rinse them well with clean water 3️⃣ Allow them to dry naturally There is also another small habit I find very helpful: I never eat a date without opening it first. I gently split it, remove the pit, and take a moment to check the inside. It only takes a few seconds, but it brings a sense of care, awareness, and peace of mind—something that aligns beautifully with the spirit of fasting. 🌿

Barbara Oneill

284,585 次观看 • 4 个月前

Don’t take it personally, Mom. Cross cultural research suggests that “Dada” is often the first person that babies identify by name. And the reason may actually be beautiful. But first let’s explore the question of when a word is really a word. Language development begins with cooing and the babbling of repetitious syllables. “Dada” is very commonly one of these initial vocalizations, even before the child actually associates it with a particular meaning. (Sorry, Dad, but it’s probably not an expression of preference.) Around 9-12 months, however, babies do start associating meaning with sounds. And dad frequently IS first in line here. Why? One theory is that babies are so closely bonded to their mothers early in life that they actually view their mothers as an extension of themselves. This line of thinking suggests that Dad may be identified first because he’s the first person identifiable outside of this precious mother-baby unit. So not only is the identification of fathers likely not an expression of preference, it actually may say something very special about just how closely mother and baby are bonded. And that’s amazing. ❤️ Who did your child identify first? 🎥 alyssaberryxx TT

Don’t take it personally, Mom. Cross cultural research suggests that “Dada” is often the first person that babies identify by name. And the reason may actually be beautiful. But first let’s explore the question of when a word is really a word. Language development begins with cooing and the babbling of repetitious syllables. “Dada” is very commonly one of these initial vocalizations, even before the child actually associates it with a particular meaning. (Sorry, Dad, but it’s probably not an expression of preference.) Around 9-12 months, however, babies do start associating meaning with sounds. And dad frequently IS first in line here. Why? One theory is that babies are so closely bonded to their mothers early in life that they actually view their mothers as an extension of themselves. This line of thinking suggests that Dad may be identified first because he’s the first person identifiable outside of this precious mother-baby unit. So not only is the identification of fathers likely not an expression of preference, it actually may say something very special about just how closely mother and baby are bonded. And that’s amazing. ❤️ Who did your child identify first? 🎥 alyssaberryxx TT

Dan Wuori

191,448 次观看 • 1 年前