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Scholes blasts Diego Costa

Former England International, Paul Scholes, lambasted Diego Costa for his unruly behaviour at the White Hart Lane on Sunday when he threw his bib at his manager Jose Mourinho.
The Brazilian has been out of form this season which forced the manager to dump him on the bench.

Costa was relegated to the bench when Chelsea played Tottenham

The 27-year-old has been criticised severally this season especially for fighting with Arsenal’s Laurent Koscielny and Gabriel which led to his ban.
After Chelsea’s 0 – 0 draw at Tottenham, Scholes lambasted Costa, saying he is only good at fighting.
He said: ‘This is what he’s good at, when he’s fighting – I won’t say at his best, but it’s what he’s good at. He’d cause a row in an empty house.
“I think (he’s been dropped) because he’s not been playing well enough,”

“It’s pretty obvious from last year, when you look at the stats – he’s scored nowhere near the amount of goals, and he just hasn’t contributed.
“We know he’s a very good centre-forward, he’s at his best when he’s fighting, when he’s arguing, when he’s kicking, but when he’s not scoring goals with that, it stands out,” Scholes said before he game.
“But if the goals aren’t coming with that, it just looks stupid. It’s a lack of effort.”
However, Chelsea manager Mourinho explained why he decided to play Pedro instead of the Brazilian. ‘It’s the first time that Diego is on the bench unless he was on the bench for some little injury,” he said before the game.
“I think it’s also normal. He’s playing every match, and things are not going really well for his confidence. Pedro is a good player, a dangerous player, and we are going that way,” he concluded.

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FASHION TIPS FOR CHURCH

Tired of panicking about what to wear to church or youth trips and have it be deemed appropriate? Or are you a recent convert and are wondering what's a do and what's a don't? Here's a quick guide which will allow you to dress your style, look great, and still be church acceptable. Alternatively look in the mirror and ask the Holy Spirit to confirm that what you are wearing is OK. If you're not at peace about the way you look then change the thing that is causing you to lose your peace. When you are happy before God that your dress is appropriate go to church, forget about what you are wearing and how you look, and worship Him with your whole heart.

STEPS

 

1

Don't expose yourself. Girls, measure those skirts. If they are short enough that you are flashing people when you sit, don't wear them. Don't wear anything above the knee. Also take into account which kind of church you will be attending, as expected dress can vary between churches. Generally, don't wear anything see-through or transparent. This can be solved by using undershirts or tank tops. Girls, absolutely. no. cleavage. Boys, no wife beaters and even if you're doing to be doing work (such as tiding up church grounds, or anything really), try to keep your shirt on. 

 

2

Wear appropriate bottoms for your church and gender. Girls, wear a dress or at least a nice skirt when you attend services; avoid pants and slacks. Also, be aware of the length. Baptist, Pentecostal, Mormon, and some independent churches expect longer skirts, so a "maxi" or "midi" (ankle length and calf length, respectively) skirt is the rule here. Catholic and Protestant churches, on the other hand, are usually more liberal and just request that skirts reach or cover the knee. Yes, miniskirts and above-the-knee clothing are popular, but save it for the rest of the week. Guys, wear a nice pair of slacks, such as khaki pants or dark jeans. Both genders should avoid wearing shorts. 

 

3

If you are a girl, you may be expected to cover your head. Be sure to know before you arrive at the church whether women are expected to have their heads covered. In particular, this is a tradition and requirement in many Eastern Orthodox churches, more traditional Catholic Churches (especially if you are attending a Tridentine mass), and some Southern Baptist churches. If you are expected to cover your head, wear a hat (not a baseball cap or similar) and wrap a scarf, shawl, or piece of fabric around it so that most of the hair on your head and some of the hair on your shoulders is covered. Be aware that different churches have different requirements and/or expectations on what this head covering should be. In a Baptist church, a hat is okay; in a Catholic Church, a mantilla or chapel veil, and in an Orthodox Church, a more hijab-style covering is expected. Research beforehand! 

 

4

Wear a nice shirt. Both genders should wear a nice shirt. Don't just roll out of bed and put on the first thing that comes out of your drawer. Boys, wear a nice, collared shirt, like a polo or a button-down. In warm weather, a nice dark, solid color tee shirt with no writing on it can substitute for a collared shirt; in the wintertime, a turtleneck is appropriate as well. Ties and slacks are preferable and may be expected if you're high school/secondary school age. Girls, anything that isn't too low-cut is fine. Collared shirts and blouses for young women are nice, but not required. 

 

5

Remember that you do not have to dress like a prep or a Duggar to be a Christian. So long as your clothing is decent and meets the requirement of the church you are attending, it doesn't really matter what you wear.

• Girls, you don't necessarily have to wear a skirt. Although preferable and expected in some churches, if it's twenty below zero, really cold, or not a Sunday service, you can sometimes get away with wearing pants; if you are going to wear them, try to wear nice dark colored jeans or slacks.
• Guys, try to steer clear of caps on Sunday or when attending the worship service. You can wear fedoras, but not caps. It is considered common respect to take your hat off when you enter a place of worship, especially if you're a guy.
• Know that thongs, unless they are dress thongs should not be worn.
• Boys, make sure your pants stay up. Yes, it's fashionable to expose your underwear now a days but it isn't church appropriate. For either gender: No ripped up jeans. You are in the presence of God and you want to show respect.

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Amazing.. Man builds a plane using tutorial videos & aircraft manuals

An Ethiopian man, Asmelash Zeferu has built a plane with tutorial videos on YouTube. 35-year-old Zeferu's childhood dream was to become a pilot but he was rejected by the Ethiopian Airlines Aviation Academy and since he couldn't realize his dream, he decided to build a plane. 

 

 

"I decided to build my own aircraft if I couldn't be a pilot," he told CNN. "Then I'd be able to fly high in the sky."

For 10 years, Zeferu worked on his dream, salvaging spare parts from second-hand markets and handcrafting certain parts like the airplane’s wings. He then upgraded the 48 horsepower Volkswagen Beetle engine to 78 for his two-seater aircraft and settled for the wheelbase of a Suzuki motorcycle as his landing gear. 

According to CNN, he did this with the help of some aviation experts, aircraft manuals and YouTube tutorials. He encountered some technical problems during the process. However, it didn’t deter the ambitious pilot from pursuing his goal. Five months later, he is ready to take off, again.

      "My dream is to become an aerospace engineer at NASA," he told CNN. "And I will be"

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Jurors In Tears As They Clear Student Of Rape Charges...And Then They Discover Something Shocking!

A woman drove a man to suicide by crying rape and forced a second innocent man to consider taking his life after falsely accusing him of a similar sex attack.

Despite being exposed in court as a serial liar, legal restrictions mean the 21-year-old woman can never be identified.

Olumide Fadayomi, 27, was wrongly accused of rape after 

sleeping with the unnamed woman

A jury took only 45 minutes to clear medical student Olumide Fadayomi, 27, of rape.

But several jurors at Sheffield Crown Court broke down in tears when the judge revealed the 'victim' had a history of crying rape.

Judge Patrick Robertshaw launched a stinging attack on the Crown Prosecution Service for making Mr Fadayomi stand trial.

He said: 'The evidence did not, and was never going to, prove rape. The prime overriding consideration in the CPS's decision had been merely that the complainant

wished the case to go ahead.

'It was little short of a craven abdication of responsibility for making an independent and fair-minded assessment of the case.

'It is quite astonishing these decisions are made by those who simply do not have experience of what happens in Crown Court because they never come into Crown Court.

'They sit behind desks and make decisions that result in this sort of trial taking place.'

The judge revealed how 18 months earlier the same woman had made an allegation of rape.

He said the case never reached court because it was 'lacking in credibility', but the accused man committed suicide 'when facing that allegation'. 

After failing to have this first 'rapist' brought to court, the woman set about framing Mr Fadayomi, a stranger she met in a nightclub.

The woman claimed Mr Fadayomi attacked her in a house he shared in Walkley, Sheffield.

But a friend, who was with her that evening, told the court the woman danced and kissed Mr Fadayomi, boasting: 'I'm going to have his body tonight.'

Mr Fadayomi told the jury the woman had agreed to sex. He said: 'She never told me to stop and neither did she resist.'

The student, from Nigeria, was doing a biomedical sciences course at the University of East London, but the incident happened in October when he went to Sheffield to do a ten-week music production course during a study break.

After the case Mr Fadayomi recalled how the woman propositioned him by telling him she liked his 'perfume' and that 'she wouldn't mind having me that night'.

They later returned to his house, where they had sex. Mr Fadayomi then gave her £8 for a taxi and she left. He said he went out to buy food at 6am and police were waiting for him on his return.

Mr Fadayomi said of his ordeal: 'My life has been hell for the last seven months. I thought about taking my own life.

'I've not been able to sleep properly since all this happened. Some of my friends shunned me and my parents in Nigeria were heartbroken and scared of what might happen to me.'

Naheed Hussain, Chief Crown Prosecutor for CPS South Yorkshire, last night defended the decision to bring the case but said he would conduct a review following the judge's comments 'to see if any lessons can be learned'.

He said: 'The decision to prosecute was taken by a senior lawyer. We were satisfied there was sufficient evidence not only from the complainant but from another witness whose evidence supported that of the complainant.'

The law allows defendants accused of rape to be named, but the government intends to introduce anonymity for alleged rapists until conviction.

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Dad Arrested And Charged After His 6Yr-Old Daughter Tragically Shoots And Kills Herself With His Loaded Gun

A dad has been arrested and charged after his six year old daughter found a loaded handgun in his apartment and tragically shot and killed herself.

Ja'Mecca Smith

Demargo Smith, the child's father, has been charged with reckless conduct following his daughter's death shortly before 11 a.m., in the apartment on Martin Street SE in Atlanta, Georgia. 

His six-year-old daughter, Ja'Mecca Smith, reportedly found the loaded handgun between sofa cushions and fired it at herself.

Major Adam Lee III from the Atlanta Police Department said that police arrived on scene at around 11 a.m. and found Ja'Mecca dead.

It was alleged that the dad fled from the house after the shooting, CBS 46 reported. But returned shortly afterwards for police questioning.

The little girl's heartbroken family, friends and neighbors could be seen breaking down in tears as they clung to each other outside the family's home following news of her death, Fox 5 Atlanta reported.

T Police have launched an investigation into the little girl's tragic death. 

The child has been taken to the Fulton County Medical Examiner's Office.

An autopsy is scheduled for Monday. 

  Source: Dailymail

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Chris brown spoils Royalty with $15k fur coat

He loves her! He spoils her! Chris Brown bought this lovely fur coat for his daughter Royalty said to be worth $15k

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Mum who was told she couldn't have any more kids gives birth to a baby boy

 
 A mum, 36 year old Emma Bromfield, who was told she could never have any more children was shocked after she gave birth to a baby boy - just two days after she found out she was pregnant.
Emma and her husband Jason, 38, had not planned on adding to their family after already defying the odds to have Millie, seven, Molly, six, and 15-month-old George.
But after missing her period last month, Emma did a pregnancy test on Tuesday and was stunned when she realised she was expecting.
She went to her GP on Thursday morning after passing blood and was sent for an early pregnancy scan at the Queen's Hospital in Burton-upon-Trent, Staffs.
Her doctor told her there was a heartbeat and that she was around nine weeks pregnant but could be having a miscarriage.
But Emma had the shock of her life when a midwife at the hospital told her she was actually 35 weeks pregnant.
Incredibly, the mum-of-four was taken to the maternity ward to be examined at 3.30pm where they realised she had dilated 5cm and was already in labour.

Emma then delivered a healthy baby boy Frankie, who weighed 6lb 1oz, just 40 minutes later at 4.10pm.

Sunday, Emma, who lives with her husband-of-nine years Jason in Newhall, Derbyshire, said she didn't gain any weight or have any pregnancy symptoms.
She added:

"The nurse who was doing the scan said: 'I don't know what to say, this scan shows you are 35 weeks gone'. "I was in total shock. "I am not new to the signs of pregnancy and I had not had any of the morning sickness I had had with the other three.

"With George I was waddling around and couldn't even do up my coat. "With this one I hadn't put on any weight and I was still in my everyday jeans. "Amazingly, I've actually lost weight now and I've had to buy loads of new clothes.

"It was the best pregnancy ever. "I had read about this in magazines and always thought: 'how could you go that long without knowing?' And then it happened to me."

Emma, who works as a lunchtime supervisor at a school, said everything happened so quickly that the sex of their new baby was a complete surprise.

Emma's Husband who is a security officer said:

"I was only 15 minutes away from the hospital and probably drove through three or four red lights. "I called work to tell them I wasn't coming in because my wife was in labour. "They said: 'we didn't even know your wife was pregnant ' and I said: 'neither did I'.

"I got to the hospital ten minutes after Emma gave birth. "She did everything in a day instead of nine months. "We really have defied the odds. "It's unbelievable.

"We are still in shock, but it was a nice early Christmas present for us."

The surprise birth was made all the sweeter because when she was younger Emma had problems with her ovaries and was told she couldn't have children.

Dad Jason added: "When I met her, we had two girls and then Emma suffered two miscarriages both at five weeks.

"She was then told she probably couldn't have a baby boy and amazingly we've now had two."

Emma added: "Our other children have taken to him really well, although Molly thought we had bought Frankie from the hospital shop and asked if it had run out of girls

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Lil wayne's daughter gets 2016 Range Rover as birthday gift

33 year old rapper, Lil Wayne's daughter turned 17 years old yesterday and received a 2016 Range Rover Evoque for her 17th birthday. She got a Ferrari for her 16th birthday. More photos after the cut...

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IBB - I'm ready to vote for an Igbo President in 2019

Ibrahim Babangida, former military president, says he is ready to vote for an Igbo president in 2019.
Speaking with The Interview, a magazine focused on leading professionals and politicians, IBB, as he is fondly called, described the agitation for Biafra republic as a distraction.
“We do not need this distraction now,” he was quoted as saying, adding that “I will vote for an Igbo president in 2019, if I find one.”
He also revisited one of the most controversial issues involving him – the death of MKO Abiola, acclaimed winner of the June 12 1993 election.
He said he recieved the news of his death with shock but without regret.
Responding to the question whether he believed that Abiola died of natural causes, Babangida said: “I should know? I didn’t serve the tea…!”
According to Azu Ishiekwene, managing director of The Interview, the retired general also spoke on his relationship With President MuhammaduBuhari, Vasta Mamman, IBB’s childhood friend who was executed on his orders, and Sani Abacha, former military ruler.
Ishiekwene said in the magazine, which will be out next week, Babangida revealed how Orji Uzor Kalu, former governor of Abia state, arranged a meeting between him and Buhari in 2006.
“One thing you guys in the media want is for us to be exchanging words with each other each time we see,” he reportedly said.
Ishiekwene added that “Babangida spoke on the two ‘most traumatic’ coups during his eight-year regime – the Mamman Vatsa and Gideon Orkar coups – revealing, for the first time, a meeting he had with Vatsa before his trial began.
“The interview also covered Dele Giwa and the C130 Hercules plane crash in Ejigbo, which left 150 military officers dead.”

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Andy Murray wins Davis cup for Great Britan after 79years

Andy Murray said securing Britain's first Davis Cup win for 79 years was a more emotional experience than winning Grand Slam titles or Olympic gold.

The British number one beat Belgium's David Goffin in straight sets to give them an unassailable 3-1 lead in Ghent.

Murray, 28, won 11 of 12 points during Britain's first successful campaign since 1936.

"It's an amazing feeling. I imagine it will take a few days before it really sinks in," said the Scot.

"I've been pretty upset having lost matches before but I'd say that's probably the most emotional I've been after a win.

"It's incredible that we managed to win this competition. I didn't know that would ever be possible. It's great."

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See pictures of Kyli's hunger striken dogs

Kylie Jenner and Tyga may not be feeding their dogs – at least that’s what it looked like on Kylie’s Snapchat yesterday. 

The youngest Kardashian posted a video of her dogs running around and the Italian Greyhound caught people's eyes. Its rib cage is almost popping out of its skin. See more photos below:

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Wow! Celebrated Artist Gets Buried in a One-Of-A-Kind Casket in Akwa Ibom (Photos)

Yesterday in Akwa Ibom state, a prominent artist known as Artist Ite was buried in this grand casket made by his children.

The burial took place in Ibesikpo Local Government Area. and according to his loved ones, he was one of the greatest artists to come out of the south south. Two of his sons who took after him, Efiok Ite and his elder brother, created the casket cos their dad left a big shoe to be filled. Both sons are great graduates of Fine Arts! More pics below;

Photos were shared on Facebook by Emmanuel Emmanuel Udoh.

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Saudi Arabia allows women to participate in elections for the first time

Saudi women began their first ever campaigns for public office on Sunday, in a step forward for women’s rights in the conservative kingdom’s slow reform process.
More than 900 women are standing in the December 12th municipal elections, which will also mark the first time women are allowed to vote in Saudi Arabia.


Ruled by King Salman, the oil-rich state has no elected legislature but has faced intense western scrutiny over its human rights record.

The country’s first municipal elections were held in 2005, followed by another vote in 2011, but in both cases only men were allowed to participate.

“We will vote for the women even though we don’t know anything about them,” Um Fawaz, a teacher in her 20s, said in Hafr al-Batin city. “It’s enough that they are women.”

 The absolute monarchy, which applies its strict interpretation of Islam, has faced widespread criticism for its lack of equal rights. Saudi Arabia is the only country where women are not allowed to drive. They must also cover themselves in black from head to toe in public and require permission from male family members to travel, work or marry.

The late King Abdullah introduced the elections in 2005 and said women would participate in this year’s vote. In 2013, he also appointed women to the Shura council, which advises the cabinet. Abdullah died in January and was succeeded by Salman, who stuck to the election timetable.

About 7,000 people are vying for seats on 284 municipal councils in the vote, the Saudi electoral commission said. Only about 131,000 women have signed up to vote, compared with more than 1.35 million men, out of a native Saudi population of almost 21 million.

Aside from transport problems, women say registration to vote was hindered by bureaucratic obstacles and a lack of awareness of the process and its significance.

There is also disappointment at the performance of local councils and their limited powers – restricted to streets, public gardens and rubbish disposal.

Although the voting age has been lowered to 18 from 21 and the proportion of elected council members has increased to two-thirds, winning a seat remains a challenge for women in an electorate where male voters vastly outnumber them.

Nassima al-Sadah, a candidate in the Gulf coast city of Qatif, said officials told her late on Saturday that her name had been removed from the list. “I don’t know why,” she told Agence France-Presse. Her campaign was on hold as she tried to obtain clarification.

Al-Sadah was planning to be a particularly active candidate, she said, with a social media onslaught supported by traditional banners and brochures, none of which would be allowed to carry her picture – a restriction that also applies to male candidates.

In Hafr al-Batin, in the east of the country, an official poster promoting the elections and containing a drawing of a man and a woman had been defaced, with the woman’s face slashed out.

Because of the kingdom’s strict separation of sexes – which applies to election facilities as it does elsewhere in public – candidates wishing to meet directly with voters will have to meet women one day and men the next, with a male spokesman addressing the men.

Saud al-Shammry, a 43-year-old Riyadh resident, said it was time for a new approach. “We strive for development and real change, free from tribal or family biases,” he said.

He said there was “a big possibility” he could vote for a woman, if her platform was convincing.

Ahmed, a government worker in Hafr al-Batin, saw no problem with having women candidates but said:

“Why not? They are just there to decorate the government anyway,” he said.

Source: Agence France-Presse

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