The Smartlaj Affiliate Mobile eStore
For the first time in Nigeria's ECommerce environment, the affiliate marketing concept has been taken to new heights by an indegenous brand - Smartlaj Affilliate EStore.
Managed by a medical doctor-turned Information Marketer, Dr. Adesola Lajide, the Smartlaj Affiliate eStore boasts of a pot-pourri of diverse offerings.
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Due to popular demand, we have decided to walk our readers through the process of buying Dr. Lajide's books on Okadabook.com
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Are you living in NIgeria? You can purchase Dr. Lajide's books via Nigeria's leading ebook store via the follwing ways:
# You can purchase using recharge cards ( MTN and ETISALAT)
# You can purchase using your ATM, VISA, MASTERCARDS
PLS NOTE: DO NOT LOAD A FAKE OR USED RECHARGE PIN. DOING THIS WILL AUTOMATICALLY DELETE YOUR ACCOUNT ON OKADABOOK.COM
To purchase, do the following:
1. To buy using recharge cards, click this link: http://www.okadabooks.com/refill/rechargecard and sign up if you are a new customer or login if you are an old customer
2. To buy using your mastercard, use this link: http://www.okadabooks.com/refill/card and sign up if you are a new customer or login if you are an old customer
3. Refill you account with the correct amount. For recharge cards, a minimum of N300 and for ATM cards, a minimum of N1000.
4. After refill, Go to http://www.smartlaj.org or click on the image of the book you want to buy above then make your purchase.
PPS: After purchase, you may need to download the okada kindle reader app from the app store by following the directions in your okadabooks.com account. Pls follow this link:
http://www.okadabooks.com/app
Happy reading.
NB: For those of you who have bought any of the title, please kindly note that Dr. Adesola will be coming out with another blockbuster book. Stay tuned!
Also, let us get your feedback regarding your experience shopping with us.
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Visitors to the website - http://www.smartlaj.org - are greeted by an array of enticing offers.
From ebooks ( which can be bought and read on Amazon and Kobobooks as well as Okadabooks), to partnerships with Konga, Jumia, etc.
Visit the website and tell us what you think.
Log in to www.smartlaj.org to get fantastic discounts from Jumia, Konga, Amazon, Kobobooks, Okadabooks.
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DeleteHmmm... this title sounds like a religious book. What am I expecting to read if I buy the book?
DeleteDo you know that religious terrorism and persecution existed during the crusades and medeavial ages perpetrated by christians? Do you know that the gap between the rich and the poor existed as far back as the times of Jesus christ? Christ was in fact quoted as saying, 'it is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God? Do you know that several creative minds in modern and ancient times, suffered from mental illness and actually commited suicide? dO YOU KNOW THAT Sigmund freud the father of psychoanalysis considered religion to be a universal obsessional nueroses? You would also read more about the origins of present day islamic terrorism at this link; www.smartlaj.org
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ReplyDeleteHello I went to the website but you cant buy anything from it. I thought Smartlaj is selling stuff on its own.
ReplyDeletei do no believe you cannot buy my books on kindle at okada.com. i am also an affiliate at konga and a few other on-line stores. I definitely sell my own intellectual prorperty.Stuff of my own!
Deletei do not believe you cannot buy my books on kindle at okada.com. i am also an affiliate at konga and a few other on-line stores. I definitely sell my own intellectual prorperty.Stuff of my own!
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DeleteThe past, the present and the future; Robot beats humans at table football; http://tv.guardian.ng/science-tech/robot-beats-humans-at-table-football/ In addition read more about the future of energy conversion, the creative mind, religion, and more at http://smartlaj.org/
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ReplyDeleteThe notion of the human curiosity has a history at least as long as colonialism. For instance, in the Western Hemisphere, one of the earliest-known zoos, that of Moctezuma in Mexico, consisted not only of a vast collection of animals, but also exhibited humans, for example, dwarves, albinos and hunchbacks.
ReplyDeleteDuring the Renaissance, the Medici developed a large menagerie in the Vatican. In the 16th century, Cardinal Hippolytus Medici had a collection of people of different races as well as exotic animals. He is reported as having a troupe of so-called Savages, speaking over twenty languages; there were also Moors, Tartars, Indians, Turks and Africans
ReplyDeleteOne of the first modern public human exhibitions was P.T. Barnum's exhibition of Joice Heth on February 25, 1835[3] and, subsequently, the Siamese twins Chang and Eng Bunker. These exhibitions were common in freak shows. Columbus brought indigenous Americans from his voyages in the New World to the Spanish court in 1493.[4] Another famous example was that of Saartjie Baartman of the Namaqua, often referred to as the Hottentot Venus, who was displayed in London and France until her death in 1815.
ReplyDeleteDuring the 1850s, Maximo and Bartola, two microcephalic children from El Salvador, were exhibited in the US and Europe under the names Aztec Children and Aztec Lilliputians.[5] However, human zoos would become common only in the 1870s in the midst of the New Imperialism period.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_zoo
In the 1870s, exhibitions of exotic populations became popular in various countries. Human zoos could be found in Paris, Hamburg, Antwerp, Barcelona, London, Milan, New York City, and Hagenbeck, a merchant in wild animals and future entrepreneur of many European zoos, decided in 1874 to exhibit Samoan and Sami people as "purely natural" populations. In 1876, he sent a collaborator to the Egyptian Sudan to bring back some wild beasts and Nubians. The Nubian exhibit was very successful in Europe and toured Paris, London, and Berlin. In 1880, he also dispatched an agent to Labrador to secure a number of Esquimaux (Eskimo / Inuit) from the moravian mission of Hebron; these Inuit were exhibited in his Hamburg Tierpark.
ReplyDeleteGeoffroy de Saint-Hilaire, director of the Jardin d'acclimatation, decided in 1877 to organize two ethnological spectacles that presented Nubians and Inuit. That year, the audience of the Jardin d'acclimatation' doubled to one million. Between 1877 and 1912, approximately thirty ethnological exhibitions were presented at the Jardin zoologique d'acclimatation.
Both the 1878 and the 1889 Parisian World's Fair presented a Negro Village (village nègre). Visited by 28 million people, the 1889 World's Fair displayed 400 indigenous people as the major attraction. The 1900 World's Fair presented the famous diorama living in Madagascar, while the Colonial Exhibitions in Marseilles (1906 and 1922) and in Paris (1907 and 1931) also displayed humans in cages, often nude or semi-nude.[7] The 1931 exhibition in Paris was so successful that 34 million people attended it in six months, while a smaller counter-exhibition entitled The Truth on the Colonies, organized by the Communist Party, attracted very few visitors—in the first room, it recalled Albert Londres and André Gide's critiques of forced labour in the colonies. Nomadic Senegalese Villages were also presented.
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ReplyDeleteNo vaccine exists to prevent Zika.
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Mosquitoes that spread Zika virus also spread dengue and chikungunya viruses.
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Just visited your website. I think I like the the books. Will buy Religion Mind and Creativity this week. It has an interesting title. Hope it will be worth it.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely! I appreciate the interest you have shown in my literary works. You would easily download any of the books using your kindle app on your laptop, smartphone or any other devices. The prices on amazon, okadabooks and kobokobo.com are resonable and attractive.
DeleteDefinitely! I appreciate the interest you have shown in my literary works. You would easily download any of the books using your kindle app on your laptop, smartphone or any other devices. The prices on amazon, okadabooks and kobokobo.com are reasonable and attractive.
DeletePaul, i wonder if you have bought the book now?
DeleteIt is very important to note that there is a link on this newsletter , [click on the bannner ;three major challenges to humanity in the 21st century, by dr adesola lajide] to reach my website;; www.smatlaj.org
ReplyDeleteGot it. Tx.
DeleteReligion is institutionalized spirituality. Thus there are several religions, having different set of beliefs, traditions and doctrines. They have different types of community based worship programs. It is possible that religions can lose their spirituality when they become institutions of oppression instead of goodwill, peace and harmony. They can become divisive instead of unifying. History will tell us this had happened from time to time.
ReplyDeleteIt has been said that more blood has been shed in the cause of religion than any other cause. The medieval holy wars of Europe; the religion-based terrorism and conflicts of modern times are examples. We must remember that the institutions of religion are supposed to help us practice spirituality in our lives. They need periodic revivals to put spirituality in place.
Read more utilizing your kindle app to download this book at http://smartlaj.org/ Religion, the mind and creativity.
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ReplyDeleteVisit this link where you can pay for items bought on delivery;http://www.konga.com/?k_id=smartlaj
Nice. This is a cool way of making money in Nigeria and brilliant concept. Pls sir, how can I get a website like yours?
DeleteMy I.T CONSULTANT will get in touch with you
DeleteAre you prepared for an intial set-up fee of N750,000 and minimum advertising fee of N150,000. You can negotiate with the consultant, when he gets in touch with you.
DeleteYour advertisement would be on a monthly and constant basis. However, i am encouraged, that i have engaged an audience that has shown interest in my literary works and affiliate e-stores
DeleteHow can I get to him?
DeleteHe will be in touch with you as soon as possible. kindly visit my website where you can buy my books for only N200 PER KINDLE COPY at okadabooks.com or different items at e-stores that i am affiliated with.
DeleteOk sir. Thats' very cheap o. And it will encourage people to buy. I will definately buy all your books. This week.
DeleteGreat! i have spoken on phone to the consultant. He will get in touch with you as soon as possible.
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DeleteHello @FemiAbiodun, My name's James and I am Dr. Lajide's I.T. consultant. I'm very sorry for the delay in reaching you. Much work to do. Pls concerning you request, send me a pm at jamesighodalo@gmail.com and let's discuss.
DeleteIn the meantime, do kindly make your purchases at http://www.smartlaj.org
I'm sure you'll find something of interest.
Thanks, James.
Dear FEMI. HAVE you bought my books on kindle yet?
DeleteDr Lajide thank you for reminding me. I've been quite busy lately. I will try and make the purchase this week. I'm curious to read what you wrote.
DeleteThe latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change concluded that taking steps to reduce the carbon dioxide emissions blamed for rising temperatures could buy more time to adjust to a warmer world.
ReplyDeleteCutting emissions now increases the time available for adaptation to a particular level of climate change, the report states.
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ReplyDeleteDo you know that the idea of a complete work of art emerging without conscious thought or effort was reinforced by the views of the romantic era .? It has been proposed that there is a particular link between creativity and bi-polar disorder
ReplyDeleteDo you know that Ogun, the fiery Yoruba god of iron is a deity respected throughout, Yoruba land?
Do you know that in Wole Soyinka's essay the fourth stage, the Nobel laureate says that ogun encapsulates the features of three Greek gods , Apollo , Prometheus and Dionysia. ,.
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ReplyDelete1. Energy conversion technologies utilized more than 1000years ago.
2. How new energy conversion technologies led to cultural and economic progress historically.
3. The laws, principles and concepts of thermodynamics, energy conversion and storage.
4. How the use of fossil fuels as a source of energy destroyed our present-day climate.
5. How would the use of renewable sources of energy ensure a pollution-free future?
6. Can you envision a future when you will use batteries that run on refillable sugar?
7. Can you envision a future that we will drive cars which emit only water as waste?
8. Imagine a future when we will use solar-powered micro-grids and stand-alone systems to access energy, instead of present-day utilities and central grids.
9. Imagine a future when we will be able to tap energy from deep inside the earth crust for our domestic use.
10. Imagine a future when energy from wind using turbines will provide power for our cities.
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ReplyDeleteLevels of several important green house gases have increased by about 25% since large scale industrialization began about 150 years ago. Green house gases absorb infrared radiation and trap the heat in the atmosphere, thus making the surface of the earth warmer. During the past twenty years, about three quarters of human-made carbon dioxide emissions were from burning fossil fuels.
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ReplyDeleteDo you know that Virginia Wolff was quoted as saying 'a good book is never finished----it goes on whispering to you from the wall' Virginia was one of the greatest creative minds of modern times.
ReplyDelete(CNN)If the 19th century belonged to iron and steel and the 20th century belonged to concrete, could timber be the building material of our age?
ReplyDeleteThat is the question posed by architect Alison Brooks' "The Smile," currently on display at the Chelsea College of Art and Design as part of this year's London Design Festival.
Constructed out of tulipwood, "The Smile" is a 34-meter long, 3.5-meter high (111.5 feet by 11.5 feet) rectangular tube that curves at both ends into a huge Cheshire cat grin. Viewers can wander through the hollowed interior, while holes in the walls cast light patterns across the floor.
ReplyDeleteIt is the most complex structure ever to be made out of cross-laminated timber (CLT) and, as such, it is one of the most exciting installations at the UK's largest design festival.
"It's going to open up a whole new world of possibility," says Brooks. "It reveals the possibility of buildings being completely fabricated in wood."
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I just finished reading my copy of Religion and Creativity. It was quite enlightening. I will definately buy the other two books later today.
ReplyDeleteGreat Femi! The other two titles are just as enlightening.
Delete(CNN)Three British physicists working at US universities have won the Nobel Prize in Physics for revealing the secrets of exotic matter.
ReplyDeleteThe 8 million Swedish Krona prize (more than US $931,000) was divided between the three laureates according to their contributions -- one half awarded to David Thouless of the University of Washington, and the other half jointly to Duncan Haldane of Princeton University and Michael Kosterlitz of Brown University.
"This year's laureates opened the door on an unknown world where matter can assume strange states," said the Nobel Foundation in a statement Tuesday.
"They have used advanced mathematical methods to study unusual phases, or states, of matter, such as superconductors, superfluids or thin magnetic films"
I read the accomlishments of these physicists on CNN and I was quite impressed too. It's truly an unknown world. Kudos
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DeleteThe links appear to be broken. Pls can I get a direct link to the book you are referring to?
Deletethere is a direct link on this page; scroll down and click on the banner three major challenges, or type www.smartlaj.org on your toolbar; the last 3 chapters deal extensively with this topic.
DeleteYou can also follow the instructions at the top of this page, which makes it a lot easier for you to buy.
DeleteDo you know that nano-technology is one of the latest technological methods of resolving the dilemma of creating sustainable energy use and avoiding the rapid depletion of energy sources? Do you know that element seperation, whether for pollution control or resource extraction, is not intrinsically energy intensive, as shown by the capabilities of bio-systems? read more when you click and buy the title threee major challenges to humanity, with the instructions at the top of the page
DeleteHello Mr. Lajide, pls how much do you sell the books? Also is it ebooks or hardcover copies?
ReplyDeleteYou can buy the e-book for only N200 if and when you follow the instructions at the top of the page. However only one title is available, three major challeges to humanity, as the hard cover copy. It would cost you about $27.9 CLOSE TO N13,000. If you are interested you can utilize the link at the bottom of the page.,
DeleteNice update sir. It makes it easire to buy the books. I've just registered on okadabooks. I think I prefer the recharge card option...for security reasons
ReplyDeleteThanks! An author is always very encouraged when he or she engages a receptive audience.
DeleteHello, can I read the books on my laptop?
ReplyDeleteThe app you need to down load the book is on okadabooks.com, if you follow the instructions at the top of the page. However, the app can be easily downloaded on to android and smartphones. Kindly give me some time to find out if you can download the app on to your laptop.
DeleteHello Ife.
DeleteThaks for your interest. Kindly note that the e-books are mobile friendly.
They can be read only on your android or Iphone. I assure you of the highest quality books by Dr. Adesola Lajide.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Thanks.
I've registered on okadabooks website and I loaded N200 MTN but I was credited with N190. Pls why is this?
ReplyDeleteI BELIEVE, there is a 5% transaction charge from your service provider. The instruction at the top of the page recommends you load your card with a minimum of N300
DeleteOk. So if I want to buy the three books, I need to load N700. That's still affordable.
DeleteGreat! i agreee.
DeleteHmmm...quite an nice improvement. I was here before and I couldnt actually understand how the thing works. But with the new update I have been able to register on okadabooks.
ReplyDeleteI just need to refill and hopefull buy the three books. they are quite affordable.
I'm actually an padeatrician here in UNTH, Nsukka
Great! I am very encouraged that my colleagues and peers in the Nigerian medical association have shown interest in my works.
DeleteIt's a good thing your ebook are not priced in dollars on okadabooks.
ReplyDeleteWith the fall in the Naira, the books will just be getting expensive everyday and the price will not be stable.
At N200, I will definately buy the three books. I like encouraging good initiatives like this.
Good work.
The fact that we have a platform in Nigeria that prices e-books in Naira is quite rewarding and fulfilling for both authors and readers alike. We will definitely improve our reading culture.
DeleteYes I agree
DeleteDo you know that the world health organization convened a panel of scientists who have warned that sub-saharan Africa and south east Asia are most at risk of bat viruses infecting humans and causing new and deadly diseases? Do you know that WHO scientists have prioritised the top 5 of 10 emerging pathogens likely to cause severe outbreaks in the near future, namely crimean congo hemorrhagic fever, ebola virus disease, Marburg, middle eaSt respiratory syndrome [MERS] and [SARS]?
ReplyDeleteWHO scientists also warned that as the globe warms, there could be melting ice caps rising sea levels and extreme weather, which may cause new and old diseases to spread in places once thought safe! Read more utilizing the links at the top of this page
Bat virus ke? Is this another new epidemic in the making?
DeleteInformation management from me is definitely not meant to scare you! However emerging and re-emerging zoonotic diseases are real!
DeleteI read the article recently and I keep wondering if the Ebola epidemic is truly eradicated or maybe it's lying hidden and waiting for an oportune time to explode.
ReplyDeleteYou definittey needto read my books! Do yo know that bats , nicknamed the flying foxes are thought to be resonsinsible for the SARS virus epidemic in Asia and the ebola virus pandemic that originated in West Africa? Do you know that the flying foxes can fly more than a distance of 4000 Km from continent to continent? ReAD MORE USING the instructions at the top of the page!
DeleteHmmm..sounds interesting. I;m sure your books will be worth my while when I get them.
DeleteJust purchased two of your books. Very seamless transaction. Kudos to you Dr.
DeleteGreat!
DeleteThe last West African Ebola epidemic highlights a recurring trend in the zoonotic emergence of virulent pathogens likely to come from bat reservoirs that has caused epidemiologists to ask ‘Are bats special reservoirs for emerging zoonotic pathogens?’ We collate evidence from the past decade to delineate mitochondrial mechanisms of bat physiology that have evolved to mitigate oxidative stress incurred during metabolically costly activities such as flight. We further describe how such mechanisms might have generated pleiotropic effects responsible for tumor mitigation and pathogen control in bat hosts. These synergisms may enable ‘special’ tolerance of intracellular pathogens in bat hosts; paradoxically, this may leave them more susceptible to immunopathological morbidity when attempting to clear extracellular infections such as ‘white-nose syndrome’ (WNS).
ReplyDeletehttp://www.cell.com/trends/microbiology/pdf/S0966-842X(14)00248-0.pdf
Pig keeping is becoming increasingly common across sub-Saharan Africa. Domestic pigs from the Arusha region of northern Tanzania were screened for trypanosomes using PCR-based methods to examine the role of pigs as a reservoir of human and animal trypanosomiasis.
ReplyDeletehttps://parasitesandvectors.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1756-3305-6-322
I've registered and I'm trying to buy your books on okada, but the network is very bad. Will try again later in the day
ReplyDeleteYou would have a better experience if you utilize the 4G LTE broadband network of either GLO OR MTN networks.
DeleteDisrupt the pathway of transmission of animal viruses to humans.
ReplyDeletelearn more about how to disrupt the pathway of transmission of animal viruses to human.
Obtain the seasonal flu vaccine shot and the current H1N1 influenza shot.
Individuals in a community who are not poultry farmers should avoid al birds, both domesticated and non-domesticated. Read more utilizing the instructions at the top of the page.
Hello admin. do I need a special device to download the books? I have registered and loaded N1000 but I cant seem to complete the purchase? What is the solution pls?
ReplyDeleteDefinitely Lance. oNCE YOU GET TO THIS LINK; http://www.okadabooks.com/app. click onthe button get the app, you then see 4 different apps you can download on to your smartphone or android device, then you complete the purchase.
DeleteUtilize the instructions at the top of the page and buy my e-books. You would learn more about the past, present and future of our planet earth.
ReplyDelete(CNN)An employee at a Canadian government-run infectious disease lab may have been exposed to Ebola, health officials said Tuesday.
ReplyDeleteThe incident occurred Monday at a level 4 containment lab at the National Centre for Foreign Animal Disease, which is part of the Canadian Science Center for Human and Animal Health in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
The individual was working with pigs that had been infected with the deadly virus for research purposes. Researchers are trying to understand the immune reaction to the virus in pigs.
http://edition.cnn.com/2016/11/08/health/canada-possible-ebola-exposure/index.html
The American political-media establishment does not understand the depth of anger in its own country.
ReplyDeleteThat is one of the most significant lessons of the 2016 presidential election, in which Donald Trump overcame the doubts of a majority of reporters, pollsters and political scientists who believed Hillary Clinton was headed for a decisive victory.
Instead, white rural voters turned out in numbers that few so-called political experts expected, delivering that decisive victory to Trump.
"It's a debacle on the order of Dewey defeats Truman," Larry Sabato, the University of Virginia political scientist, told CNNMoney, referring to the famously incorrect headline that followed the 1948 presidential election.
How politicians, pollsters and media missed Trump's groundswell
The failure of pollsters, politicians and media to recognize the Trump groundswell was on the level of Dewey defeats Truman.
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(CNN)After more patient deaths, Juno Therapeutics announced Wednesday that it is voluntarily putting its "ROCKET" trial on hold for the second time this year. The patients enrolled in this Phase II trial are adults with relapsed or refractory B cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia, according to the biopharmaceutical company's website.
ReplyDelete"We took this action after two additional patients in this trial experienced cerebral edema earlier this week," Juno CEO Hans Bishop said on a conference call this morning. One patient died Tuesday, and another died earlier Wednesday.
http://edition.cnn.com/2016/11/23/health/juno-stops-cancer-immunotherapy-trial-again/index.html
CNN)Sudan's ecosystems and natural resources are deteriorating.
ReplyDeleteTemperatures are rising, water supplies are scarce, soil fertility is low and severe droughts are common. After years of desertification, its rich biodiversity is under threat and drought has hindered the fight against hunger.
This burden is affecting not only the country's food security and sustainable development, but also the homes of many Sudanese families.
Dust storms -- known locally as "Haboob" -- have also increased in this region. Moving like a gigantic thick wall, it carries sand and dust -- burying homes, increasing evaporation to a region that's struggling to preserve water supplies, as well as eroding valuable fertile soil.
Experts say that without quick intervention, parts of the African country -- one of the most vulnerable in the world -- could become uninhabitable as a result of climate change.
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ReplyDeleteThe ultimate luxury? Why 2016 was the year of the colored diamond ; (CNN)Relatively small, but slowly and perfectly formed over billions of years, the Argyle Violet diamond is so rare in color that it has its own unique diamond classification: "Fancy Deep Grayish Blueish Violet."
ReplyDeleteIt was "a once in a lifetime discovery. I fell in love with it. We had to have it," says Scott West of L.J. West Diamonds Inc. of New York.
Like his father, Larry, and his grandfather Max before him, West is a diamond hunter, searching for the rarest and most unusually colored stones.
His most recent acquisition, the 2.83-carat oval Argyle Violet is being displayed as part of "Diamonds: Rare Brilliance" at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County.
Snow falls in Sahara for first time in 37 years. (CNN)Bob Geldof and Midge Ure are better musicians than they are meteorologists.
ReplyDeleteTheir 1984 Band Aid prediction that "there won't be snow in Africa this Christmastime" has once again been proven wrong -- and this time in spectacular fashion.
The Algerian town of Ain Sefra, deep in the dry, hot Sahara desert was hit by a freak snowfall on December 19. It's the first time snow has fallen in the region in 37 years.
http://edition.cnn.com/2016/12/21/travel/sahara-snow/
(CNN)Six people, including a child, are missing after heavy rain over Christmas caused severe flooding in Australia's Northern Territory.
ReplyDeleteTwo cars went missing on Christmas Day while driving between Kiwirrkurra and Kintore, across the Western Australian and Northern Territory borders, police said at a press conference on Tuesday.
Two adults and a young child were in the first car while the second contained three people. They never arrived at their location.
Northern Territory Duty Superintendent Brendan Muldoon said they are "seriously concerned for their welfare."
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"[T]he tropics really are the richest regions in terms of biodiversity at all levels… On the contrary, we found very low levels of genetic diversity for amphibians in Western Europe," Nogués-Bravo said in a statement. "This suggests that the region's long history of human presence and heavy alteration of nature has taken its toll on genetic diversity. This leaves species in Europe and similar areas also altered by humans extra vulnerable to environmental change because low genetic diversity entails a higher risk of becoming extinct."
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