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Started a 90-day writing journey (Saturday and Sundays not inclusive)
I'd be touching on different subjects per time.
Today is Day 1.
You can read the first one hear.
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Olumide Benjamin-Whyss retweeted
I’m so sorry but if ur OOP system is so complex/demanding that you can’t afford to play Estevao over Neto in a cup game then I DON’T WANT YOU
This has to be up there as the most boring match I have ever watched in my life.
Both teams have no direction, nothing. Just kick and follow. What the heck? 😩
#LIVCHE
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Depends on what you're using it for. Are you doing the roofing and lintels of a house and how big? You might have struck a great bargain.
Xabi Alonso has an invincible, League winning season on his resumé. In a League that had 11x winners in a row, Bayern Munich. Mind you, at a Club where it didn’t click for Leverkusen right away either. A lot of us are the last people who should be questioning someone like him. Look at his resumé as a player… He’s a WINNER. Born for a Club like Chelsea.
Replying to @Samthrilzz
Natasha sacrificed herself because she knows they need Clint to Win 😔
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Replying to @Samthrilzz
Thanos looked at the guy who planned the Chitauri invasion, flipped sides, then turned up with a bow and a dream. Of course he sent Barton's whole team to the top of the threat list. Hawkeye accidentally ran the best bluff in the MCU 😭"
Day 69 has now been published.
Check it out here:
teapaw.org/benjaminwhyss/status/2…
The election ends.
The posters come down.
The arguments on your timeline move on.
But you still have to buy food, pay transport fares, keep your business open and find money for school fees.
That is where the consequences of government...
Read more:
therealwhyss.substack.com/p/…
Day 70 has now been published.
Check it out here:
teapaw.org/benjaminwhyss/status/2…
Nigerians, the people we elect will make decisions that can strengthen or weaken the reliability of public institutions over the next four years. We should judge those decisions first by how they serve people here.
Read more...
therealwhyss.substack.com/p/…
Nigerians, the people we elect will make decisions that can strengthen or weaken the reliability of public institutions over the next four years. We should judge those decisions first by how they serve people here.
Read more...
therealwhyss.substack.com/p/…
Olumide Benjamin-Whyss retweeted
Jesus lived 600 years earlier in a far more unrefined era, yet He never owned a single slave. What is most startling about Christ is how He entirely bypassed the cultural traps of antiquity. He easily could have engaged in the socially permissible norms of His day that age horribly now; like marrying a minor, or owning and sexually exploiting slaves. But He didn’t. He lived with absolute moral perfection in a time when the ethical bar was on the floor, and His standard remains flawless today. He is God.
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After showing Max Dawman a red card , Ezri Konsa asked the referee "why" twice and the next thing he did was to call the Captain Martin Ødegaard to talk to the Referee
This shows you how the leadership and how Arsenal players respect their positions
I'm happy for my club and Mikel Arteta has the dressing room at hand ✋
After Rosenior’s sacking, we spent the majority of our time loading up this app and propping Xabi Alonso. EVERYBODY wanted him as our new Manager. I’ve never seen a fanbase recover from a loss so quickly (FA Cup against Manchester City) after the announcement of Xabi. PLEASE, remember how frustrating last season was and how badly we wanted our new Gaffer. Give him the time he deserves, because his resumé speaks for itself.
Don’t follow the pack with this “sheep” mentality. It’s okay to be different and provide an objective perspective.
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He stepped down. That’s the whole answer, and it’s the most Zuko thing he could’ve done. After everything he went through to take the throne, he didn’t cling to it the way his father and grandfather did. He ruled long enough to start fixing what the Fire Nation broke, then handed it to Izumi while he was still around to advise her.
Most Fire Lords in that family died in the chair or got removed by force. Zuko is the one who treated the title like a job with an end date instead of a birthright he had to die holding. Being alive and not being Fire Lord isn’t a plot hole. It’s the point of his arc.
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In laymans terms,
Titanium implants are strong and the body accepts them, but they’re way too stiff
because the metal takes almost all the pressure, the real bone next to it gets lazy and starts to weaken over time (like a muscle that doesn’t get used).
This was the issue with earlier titanium implants and joint replacements
the new implant though are made from a special zinc alloy shaped like a lightweight, sponge-like lattice
it is flexible and almost like real bone, so it shares the load properly and doesn’t cause that weakening problem
Whats REALLY fucking cool is that its also designed to dissolve over time
So its a temporary implant, and as it dissolves, it releases minerals and ions that actually promote your new, healthy bone in its place
When the job is done, the implant is mostly gone and your own bone has taken over and is the proper strength
-medical engineering is a marvel
today while talkin to my friend (who’s a doctor) I learned something really crazy
That the titanium implants don't just sit in bone they actually bone grows into them
the oxide layer on titanium surface is chemically close enough to biological tissue that cells can't find the boundary so they erase it
osseointegration isn't the implant holding on it's biology deciding the metal belongs there
the skeleton adopts the foreign object as its own
Cyborg vibes
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Replying to @Nimisioluwa
When one is shown exceeding benevolence by the community, they lose the ability to speak freely on issues. This is a burden.































