Wednesday, February 24, 2016
Indian village bans unmarried women from having cell phones
A village in India imposed a ban on unmarried women and minor girls from owning cell phones.
Women found in violation of this ban will be fined about $30 while the person who reported the offense will receive a reward of almost $3.
Olajumoke, the former bread seller's, shoot with fashion designer, Layo G
This girl is going places!!! Rock it.
Designer: @layo_g_official
Model: @olajumoke_o (rep'ed by @Fewmodels)
Photographer/Editor: @Sesay__ & @thefifographer
MUA: @BrushesbyGabby
Hair: @ZubbyDefinition
10 THINGS THAT CHARACTERIZE GOOD LEADERSHIP!
Here are 10 characteristics of good leadership:
1. Recognizes the value in other people, so continually invests in others – Good leaders see a large part of their role as developing other leaders. Leadership development takes place in an organization as good leaders begin to share their experiences, good and bad, with others.
2. Shares information with those in the organization – There is a tendency of some leaders to hold information, because information is power, but a good leader knows that the more information the team has that collectively the team is better, which directly benefits the leader.
Eternal 5D data storage could record the history of humankind
Have you ever imagined having a
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Google Is Redesigning Chrome And This Is How It Will Look Like
Finally, we are getting a redesign for the Google’s Chrome web browser. Reportedly, it will be redesigned according to ‘Material Design’ idea that Android makes use of. Where have we heard this from? Screenshots of the redesign have been spotted on Google’s developer website that exhibit a bit of tweaking to the famous web browser.
Nigerian Engineering Student Converts A Beetle Into a $6,000 Wind & Solar-Powered Car!
Nigerian student Segun Oyeyiola converted a Volkswagen Beetle into a wind- and solar-powered car perfect for the country’s extreme weather. A student at Obafemi Awolowo University, Oyeyiola completed the project for just $6,000 using mostly scrap parts donated by friends and family. Proving that everyone can make a difference with the right attitude and a bit of ingenuity, Oyeyiola still has improvements to make on his vehicle and he’s determined to make it perfect.
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