Sleeping with your mouth open is bad for your teeth, a study has claimed. Researchers said dozing off without keeping your lips together is just as bad for you as gulping down a fizzy drink before bed. This is because breathing through the mouth dries it out and leads to a lack of saliva, which
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The above passage, written in a combination of letters and numbers purports that only certain strong minds can read it, reports an article on Yahoo! But that is not exactly true as just about everybody can read the message with ease. But according to one scientist, our ability to read such messages reveals something pretty incredible about the brain. Interpreting
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Biology SS2 Second Term Week 3: Vertebrate Skeleton Introduction The skeleton of vertebrates is composed primarily of bone. Cartilage covers articular surfaces between bones and connects the ribs to the sternum. The skeleton is divided into two major parts: The axial skeleton includes the skull, mandible, hyoid, ribs, sternum, and vertebrae The appendicular skeleton
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Basic Tech, JSS 1 Week: 3 Topic: Drawing Instruments and Materials Technical Drawing Technical drawing is a universal language used for communication among technical people. These are engineers, technicians, designers, builders, etc. It is a language expressed in terms of graphic illustrations which convey the idea of shape, size and other features of engineering components
JSS 2 Social Studies Topic- Drug Trafficking Contents- Meaning of Drug Trafficking Consequences of Drug Trafficking Prevention of Drug Trafficking Drug Trafficking Drug Trafficking is the transferring, carrying of drugs especially hard drugs like heroin, cocaine and marijuana from where they are produced to where they will be consumed. It is an illegal transfer of
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Did you know that all spiders produce silk, but not all spiders make webs? It is this that divides spiders into two groups: weavers and hunters. Generally, web builders are poor sighted and wait for their prey to come to them. The hunting spiders rely on speed and relatively good eyesight to capture prey. It’s
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We all regret having done something to hurt someone, which may leave you wondering to yourself “Oh why did I say that?” “What must they be thinking” “I hope I didn’t upset them”. It may also be guilt about what you ate, drank, said, or thought. You may feel that you went against the grain
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A simple logic puzzle which can bamboozle a lot of adults has 80% of children solving it near-instantly. The puzzle is this – which way is the bus going? The identical windows at each end of the bus seem to offer no clue as to which direction it’s travelling – but there IS a clue
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CNN‘s Esra Gurkan reports how a new sticker app featuring African characters and pan-African phrases has launched worldwide. The app, called Afro Emoji, features phrases that are used everyday in Africa. These include Abeg no vex (Please don’t be annoyed), E make brain (It makes sense) and My Oga at the top (My boss at
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