Saturday, 11 January 2014
Apostle Johnson Suleman’s 54 points 2014 Prophecies
Thursday, 2 January 2014
2014 Prophecies By Pastor Adeboye (RCCG)
GENERAL/ INDIVIDUAL:
1. God says a divine promise of more
than a decade ago will begin to find
fulfillment.
2. Someone can expect a prominent
divine visitation that will radically alter
the course of his or her life
3. Someone will have the first taste.
There will be quite a few narrow
escapes of tragedies
NIGERIA
1. The future of Nigeria will be
determined this year and not in 2015
2. The equation at the beginning of
the year will be different from
equation at the year end. Therefore,
don’t jump into conclusion.
INTERNATIONAL
1. There will be major breakthroughs
in medicine and science
2. Pray against noisy highly destructive
storms
3. Pray against monumental fire
outbreaks.
NB : Other prophecies are not for
public consumption, says the G.O
2014 prophecies by Pastor Kumuyi
The key that opens and closes
significant door
The lord has the key of David. Any
door he closes no one can open
and any door he opens no one can
close.
2014 the lord shall give you the
key of heaven, whatsoever you
bind on earth shall remain bind in
heaven and whatsoever you loose
on earth will be loose in heaven
Mttw16:19
Act 12:7 The lord shall send his
angel to deliver you from every
chains of Bondage in Jesus name
The Angel of the lord shall open a
way for you in Jesus name
Act12:10
When peter get to the door, the
door of the prison opened
Automatically
The door of any form of prison will
open Automatically for you this
year in Jesus name
Door of blessing
Door of Miracle
Door of Santification
Door of Righteousness
Deu28:7
The lord shall help you to defeat
your enemy and they shall scather
in all direction
Deu28:8
The lord shall help you to succeed
in all your works
Your harvest will be so large that
your store house will be filled
This 2014 will be a year of open
door to you, for the lord shall give
you the key to open and close
every significant door
NO LACK, NO LOST, NO
LIMITATION
MIND YOU, THE LORD IS GOD AND
HE CHANGETH NOT
The soul that sinneth shall die
If you regard Inequity in your
heart, the lord shall not hear your
prayers
The lord will not suspend his law
for the year2014 and bless sinners.
These blessings are not for
drunkers
These blessings are not for
prostitute
These blessing is not for sinners
Unforgiveness of the heart will
shut the door against you
Bitterness of the heart will close
the door against you
Hatred, Anger, Envy, Jeleousy,
Social Attitude will shut the door
against you
December 31, or January 1st will
not change the words of the bible.
This year
1. Be slow to Anger
2. Stop any kind of lies
3. Avoid people who can get you
sin
4. Avoid False Revelation
5. Avoid false dreams
6. This is not the year to dress like
Harlot
7. This is not the year to dress like
the Babylon woman
8. This is not the year to paint
your face like the Egyptians,
Cusmetic of the world, Tatoo's of
the world
9. Avoid Facebook samson or
Delilah
10. This is not the year to make
friendship with the world: James
4:4: if yea keep my comandment,
you will be my possession among
all people says the lord.
Job36:11-12
If you serve me, you shall spend
your days in posperity and your
year in pleasure many people will
always want to skip the verse 12
which says
But if you obey me not, you shall
perish by the sword and shall die
without knowledge.
Read it or not, it's God's word and
must come to pass
2014 Prophecies By Dr. DK Olukoya Of MFM
Dr. Olukoya tagged the year the
passover year with reference to
Exodus 12 vs 21, wherein
promises would be fulfilled, he
also drew a nexus between the
number 14 and the passover,
going to the prophecies, he said.
1. This
year is going to be one of great
revival
2. It is going to be a year of many
questions but very few answers
3. There is going to be deliverance
this year from afflictions and
bondages
4. A year of monumental failure
for those who trust in the occult
5. A year of harvest of babies
6. A year of wonders and
mysteries
7. A year wherein strange hands
shall compete for flags and
damage it(to be forestalled by
prayer)
8. He said something about
violent storms
9. A year of deliverance for many,
as the passover signified an halt
to the isrealites bondage.
10. Opposition against the
righteous this year shall become
powerless.
11. A year of heavy angelic
visitation.
12. A year for prophetic dreamers
(take cognisance of your dreams
this year)
13. A year when God will raise up
women who are prophetic voices
for the country
14. A year when many companies
shall go bankrupt (to be
forestalled by prayer)
15. A year of earthquakes and
famine.
16. A tough year for political
leaders who are not standing
straight.
17. Traders shall be chased out of
Gods temple this year
18. A year of marine madness(had
to have these shortened, there are
12 more)
Capping it, he gave seven
necessities for this year, he said
you need, divine presence, divine
power, divine protection, divine
provision, divine purpose, divine
positioning and divine
promotion, in conclusion he
emphasised the need for the
pleading of the blood of Jesus this
year also drawing a nexus with
the isrealites passover. Shalom.
Tuesday, 1 October 2013
Why Older People Tend to Be Poor Decisionmakers
It’s not just dementia and cognitive decline that makes people more uncertain with age; changes in rationality and the way the elderly evaluate risk could explain why they are more likely to make the wrong decisions affecting everything from their health to their finances.
While numerous studies have documented a drop in cognitive function with age, there isn’t solid data to explain what drives this decline in decisionmaking, particularly in the face of uncertainty. But according to the latest research, poor choices made by the elderly can’t be attributed to their lack of math skills or a fear of financial losses. In the study, people over the age of 65 tended to be inconsistent when making decisions in which there was one obviously correct answer, like choosing between a definite win of $5 and a lottery with indefinite odds of winning the same amount.
The research, which was published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, included 135 people, ranging in ages from 12 to 90, who made 320 decisions under different scenarios involving varying monetary gains or losses and differing levels of risk.
“We found it surprising and stunning,” says study co-author Ifat Levy, assistant professor of comparative medicine and neurobiology at Yale University. “These are highly functional older people, and they still got it wrong more often than younger people did.” She and her colleagues found that nearly half of the losses in possible income among the oldest people in the study resulted from this kind of error.
The results didn’t change if the oldest old were excluded — and the scientists tested for whether the effect was due to dementia. But all of the older participants performed well on multiple cognitive tests. Time pressure wasn’t a factor either.
Prior research showed that most people are willing to take bigger risks when there’s a possibility of gaining money than if there’s a risk of losing what they already have.
But the elderly in the study revealed nearly the opposite behavior, exposing a seemingly irrational and inconsistent thought process. While they were far less adventurous than younger adults when making choices about possible gains, they seemed to throw caution to the wind when it came to making decisions about potential loss.
Levy isn’t sure why this occurs, but speculates that it may have something to do with the older participants’ life experience. “I think maybe they think that they have less to lose as they are approaching an old age or the end of life,” she says. That could have less to do with cognitive changes and more to do with the shifting value they place on risk and benefit as they age.
That understanding could have implications not only for family members caring for elderly relatives, but also for policymakers as the proportion of older people in our society increases. The findings may help explain why the elderly are much more vulnerable than the young, for example, to financial losses and to making poor health decisions. “It’s definitely a big part of why they may get taken advantage of,” says Levy. “At the policy level, this is [maybe] something that should be taken into account in planning retirement and health options that are offered.”
In fact, other research suggests that the impairments in decisionmaking may extend beyond financial situations to situations like driving. And that’s why the researchers urge additional studies to uncover more about how the older life stage, independent of cognitive decline, changes the way the elderly make decisions.
Recognizing this, the authors conclude, “Although this may be a unique study of age and preference on this scale, it is important to recognize that it is in fact a very small study, conducted in two cities in the northeastern United States. This study should not be taken as offering any final characterization of decision making across the lifespan in the human population.” It does, however, suggest that we need to learn a lot more about the different ways that age affects decisions — and what can be done about it.
Four Things You Need to Know About Nigeria’s Boko Haram
1. The group was founded by a firebrand cleric called Mohammed Yusuf
Boko Haram is a Sunni terrorist organization that claims links to Al Qaeda and other groups of a similar ideological bent, both in the region and internationally. The group’s current incarnation was founded in 2003 under the leadership of a young Islamic cleric named Mohammed Yusuf. He was killed during a failed uprising against the Abuja government in July 2009 that spread across four northern states, but was successfully crushed by security forces. During the crackdown, Yusuf was arrested and killed while in custody. Since his death, his former deputy Abubakar Shekau has taken Boko Haram’s reins of power and launched a violent campaign largely targeting police stations, federal institutions and Christian villages across northeast Nigeria.
2. They kill students because they hate Western civilization
A rough translation of Boko Haram is: “Western civilization is forbidden.” The group’s main goal is to establish an Islamic caliphate within the country, which would allow for the implementation of sharia law. Boko Haram sees public schools as places where students are brainwashed by a “Western” curriculum, and earmarks them as significant targets in its war to drive secular, federal institutions from Nigeria’s Islamic heartland.
3. The head of the leader of Boko Haram is worth $2 million more than the head of the leader of the Afghan Taliban
To date, Boko Haram is believed to have been responsible for more than 3,500 deaths in Nigeria. Government troops have reported success against the rebels during a summer offensive. However, such claims are difficult to independently verify. Boko Haram does not posses the numbers or firepower needed to overthrow the state, but the fear is that they will consolidate ties with other insurgents in Africa, including the Algerian Al Qaeda and Somalia’s Al-Shabab, responsible for the recent massacre at Nairobi’s Westgate Mall. The U.S. government’s bounty for Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau stands at $7 million. To put this in perspective, it’s $2 million more than what’s offered for the Afghan Taliban’s top man, Mullah Omar.
4. They don’t have many supporters, not even in Nigeria’s Muslim heartland
Boko Haram’s stronghold has traditionally resided in the Nigeria’s northeastern hinterlands. These are home to most of the country’s Muslim communities, but many are part of the Sufi sect and do not share Boko Haram’s extremist ideology. That doesn’t give them much protection from Nigerian troops, however, who have launched multiple offensives against Boko Haram over the years. Rights groups have accused state security forces of razing civilians’ homes during these campaigns, and torturing and summarily executing people with suspected, albeit largely unproven, ties to Boko Haram.
Friday, 27 September 2013
Gates calls “Ctrl+Alt+Del” command a mistake
Bill Gates has described the decision to use Ctrl+Alt+Del as the command needed to log on to a PC as a mistake.
Originally designed to trigger a reboot of a PC, it survives in the Windows 8 operating system as the command to access the task manager toolbar and is still used in older versions to log on.
In an interview, the Microsoft co-founder blamed IBM for the shortcut, saying he had favoured a single button.
IBM engineer David Bradley invented the keyboard shortcut.
Originally, he had favoured Ctrl+Alt+Esc, but he found it was too easy to bump the left side of the keyboard and reboot the computer accidentally so switched to Ctrl+Alt+Del because it was impossible to press with just one hand.
During IBM’s 20th anniversary celebrations, he said that while he might have invented it, Bill Gates made it famous.
His involvement in the invention has made him something of a programming hero though- with fans asking him to autograph keyboards at conferences.
The shortcut, also known as the three-finger salute – came to prominence in the early 1990s as a quick fix for the infamous “blue screen of death” on PCs.
Speaking at a fundraiser at the Harvard University, Gates said he thought that it had been a mistake.
“We could have had a single button, but the guy who did the IBM keyboard design did not want to give us our single button.”
While some loathe the clunky command, others took to news site Reddit to express their fondness for it.
“I feel a single button would be a mistake,” said one.
“There’s a conscious commitment and in many cases a sense of satisfying sword play in executing the two-handed finger strike of Ctrl-Alt-Del.”