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Happy Valentine's Day, Mindviewers! 💖 Today, I'm celebrating the love and friendship that fills my life, especially the bond I share with my dear friend @alexclara. From shared laughs to heart-to-heart conversations, our connection is a treasure. Here's to many more adventures and memories together! Wishing everyone a day filled with love, whether it's with friends, family, or that special someone. Spread love everywhere you go! 💕 #ValentinesDay #Friendship #Mindviewers.
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TodayInHistory: Birth of Franklin D. Roosevelt
On this day in 1882, history welcomed Franklin D. Roosevelt, the 32nd President of the United States. Born into an affluent New York family, Roosevelt entered politics, inspired by his distant cousin, Theodore Roosevelt. His path took him to the New York Senate and eventually the Assistant Secretary of the Navy. However, in 1921, tragedy struck when he contracted polio, leaving him with lasting physical limitations.
Undeterred, Roosevelt's resilience and charisma propelled him back into the public eye. In 1933, amidst the Great Depression's despair, he became President. His bold New Deal programs, from job creation to social welfare, aimed to lift the nation from its knees. Through fireside chats, Roosevelt instilled hope and forged a unique connection with the American people.
His leadership wasn't limited to domestic struggles. As World War II engulfed the globe, Roosevelt guided the United States through its darkest hour. He forged crucial alliances, mobilized the nation's might, and ultimately helped secure victory over tyranny. By the time of his death in 1945, Roosevelt had transformed the presidency and left an indelible mark on American history, remembered as a beacon of hope in times of crisis.
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Undeterred, Roosevelt's resilience and charisma propelled him back into the public eye. In 1933, amidst the Great Depression's despair, he became President. His bold New Deal programs, from job creation to social welfare, aimed to lift the nation from its knees. Through fireside chats, Roosevelt instilled hope and forged a unique connection with the American people.
His leadership wasn't limited to domestic struggles. As World War II engulfed the globe, Roosevelt guided the United States through its darkest hour. He forged crucial alliances, mobilized the nation's might, and ultimately helped secure victory over tyranny. By the time of his death in 1945, Roosevelt had transformed the presidency and left an indelible mark on American history, remembered as a beacon of hope in times of crisis.
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History Today:First European Settlement in Australia
On January 26, 1788, Captain Arthur Phillip etched his name in history by establishing the first permanent European settlement in Australia. His arrival in Sydney Cove, aboard the HMS Sirius as part of the First Fleet, marked a turning point for the continent, forever altering its trajectory.
Phillip, appointed Governor of the newly established colony of New South Wales, wasn't greeted with lush, welcoming shores. Botany Bay, his initial landing point, proved unsuitable for agriculture, forcing him to seek a more amenable location. It was in Sydney Cove that he found his answer - a protected harbor with access to fresh water and fertile soil.
Raising the British flag on that momentous day, Phillip laid the foundation for what would become the vibrant nation of Australia. His fleet, carrying over 700 convicts alongside marines and officials, wasn't exactly a conventional group of settlers. Yet, their presence kickstarted the colonization process, bringing European customs, governance, and ways of life to the continent.
The establishment of the Sydney Cove settlement wasn't without its complexities and controversies. The displacement and marginalization of the Indigenous Australians, who had inhabited the land for tens of thousands of years, remains a dark chapter in the nation's history.
However, January 26th, 1788, undeniably marks a significant chapter in Australia's story. It serves as a reminder of the continent's colonial past, the challenges faced by its diverse communities, and the ongoing quest for reconciliation and unity.
Today, Australia Day, as January 26th is known, evokes mixed emotions. For some, it's a celebration of national pride and progress. For others, it's a day of reflection and mourning, a stark reminder of the dispossession and struggles endured by the Indigenous population.
Regardless of perspective, January 26th remains an important date in Australia's calendar. It's a day to acknowledge the nation's complex history, understand its diverse narratives, and strive towards a future that embraces inclusivity and respect for all Australians.
#MindViewers #TodayinHistory #European #Australia
Phillip, appointed Governor of the newly established colony of New South Wales, wasn't greeted with lush, welcoming shores. Botany Bay, his initial landing point, proved unsuitable for agriculture, forcing him to seek a more amenable location. It was in Sydney Cove that he found his answer - a protected harbor with access to fresh water and fertile soil.
Raising the British flag on that momentous day, Phillip laid the foundation for what would become the vibrant nation of Australia. His fleet, carrying over 700 convicts alongside marines and officials, wasn't exactly a conventional group of settlers. Yet, their presence kickstarted the colonization process, bringing European customs, governance, and ways of life to the continent.
The establishment of the Sydney Cove settlement wasn't without its complexities and controversies. The displacement and marginalization of the Indigenous Australians, who had inhabited the land for tens of thousands of years, remains a dark chapter in the nation's history.
However, January 26th, 1788, undeniably marks a significant chapter in Australia's story. It serves as a reminder of the continent's colonial past, the challenges faced by its diverse communities, and the ongoing quest for reconciliation and unity.
Today, Australia Day, as January 26th is known, evokes mixed emotions. For some, it's a celebration of national pride and progress. For others, it's a day of reflection and mourning, a stark reminder of the dispossession and struggles endured by the Indigenous population.
Regardless of perspective, January 26th remains an important date in Australia's calendar. It's a day to acknowledge the nation's complex history, understand its diverse narratives, and strive towards a future that embraces inclusivity and respect for all Australians.
#MindViewers #TodayinHistory #European #Australia
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TodayInHistory:First EuropeanExplorer Reaches Brazil
While the exact title of "first European to reach Brazil" is debated, two strong contenders emerge for this historical milestone: Vicente Yáñez Pinzón and Pedro Álvares Cabral.
Pinzón, a seasoned navigator who captained the Niña during Columbus's 1492 voyage, is credited with sighting the Brazilian coast on January 26, 1500. He explored southward, mapping the coastline and encountering the mouth of the Amazon.
Cabral, leading a Portuguese fleet, officially landed on April 22, 1500, claiming the land for Portugal and naming it "Terra da Santa Cruz" (Land of the Holy Cross). His arrival had a more significant long-term impact, establishing Portugal's colonial presence in Brazil.
Both events mark the beginning of a complex and transformative period for Brazil, forever altering its indigenous populations, ecosystems, and future trajectory.
Which explorer truly deserves the title of "first" is a matter of historical discussion. Regardless, January 26th and April 22nd, 1500, remain pivotal dates in Brazilian history, marking the arrival of Europeans and the dawn of a new era for the land and its people.
#TodayinHistory #Brazil #MindViewers
Pinzón, a seasoned navigator who captained the Niña during Columbus's 1492 voyage, is credited with sighting the Brazilian coast on January 26, 1500. He explored southward, mapping the coastline and encountering the mouth of the Amazon.
Cabral, leading a Portuguese fleet, officially landed on April 22, 1500, claiming the land for Portugal and naming it "Terra da Santa Cruz" (Land of the Holy Cross). His arrival had a more significant long-term impact, establishing Portugal's colonial presence in Brazil.
Both events mark the beginning of a complex and transformative period for Brazil, forever altering its indigenous populations, ecosystems, and future trajectory.
Which explorer truly deserves the title of "first" is a matter of historical discussion. Regardless, January 26th and April 22nd, 1500, remain pivotal dates in Brazilian history, marking the arrival of Europeans and the dawn of a new era for the land and its people.
#TodayinHistory #Brazil #MindViewers
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Today in Nigerian History: Biafra Surrenders
ECHOES OF GUNFIRE FADE: BIAFRA SURRENDERS, SEALING NIGERIA'S FATE.
On January 15th, 1970, the drums of war silenced in Nigeria. After 30 months of a brutal civil war, the fledgling Republic of Biafra laid down its arms. The scars of conflict - estimated casualties surpassing a million - ran deep, etching a painful chapter in the nation's identity. Biafra's dream of independence died, yet Nigeria, reunited albeit battered, faced a new dawn. The echoes of gunfire faded, leaving behind a fragile peace and the enduring task of reconciliation.
#OneNigeria #Todayinhistory #mindviewers #goodpeoplegreatnation
On January 15th, 1970, the drums of war silenced in Nigeria. After 30 months of a brutal civil war, the fledgling Republic of Biafra laid down its arms. The scars of conflict - estimated casualties surpassing a million - ran deep, etching a painful chapter in the nation's identity. Biafra's dream of independence died, yet Nigeria, reunited albeit battered, faced a new dawn. The echoes of gunfire faded, leaving behind a fragile peace and the enduring task of reconciliation.
#OneNigeria #Todayinhistory #mindviewers #goodpeoplegreatnation
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Good morning, I am new here.
Anyone to put me through ❣️❣️#mindviewers
Anyone to put me through ❣️❣️#mindviewers
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I am here to stay. #mindviewers I am loving you already
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I couldn't believe my eyes seeing my younger brother sitting calmly and focused with a half of snooker stick, watching the President of Nigeria on the news as he talks about the upcoming election. I snapped him so I that you all can see it too!
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@Group/See-Snap Thursday.
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@Group/See-Snap Thursday.
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My school was raided by 15 unmasked men , they came by 11pm and they operated for an hour undisturbed students were going hay wire at the happenstance of the event it wasn't funny at all but after that it started seeming funny the way students behaved out of fear, when they started hearing the gun shots people were leaving the hostel and coming off campus and the operation was off campus but fear gave them the wrong move that moment, the girls hostel was filled with fainting ladies and no one seemed to want to stay to resuscitate a friend because everyone was trying to save his or her life and people off campus were running to their friend's houses off-campus too , villagers were killed and a little girl though not a student of the institution was kidnapped at her father's shop his worker was shot and killed the man seemed a very wealthy man a business tycoon. It is my earnest prayer the little girl is released .Tension is still in the air in the school because a hunter shot his gun again and students were at it again guys were jumping from the storey hostels to run for their life unawares it might kill them faster.
@group/gist Sunday
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@group/gist Sunday
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😊Around 20-30% of the world's population has cheek dimples, which makes them quite rare.
Why are Dimples Formed?
Dimples on the cheeks are actually a genetic defect, meaning that the facial muscles have been formed incorrectly and thus hollows(gap) between them appeared.
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Why are Dimples Formed?
Dimples on the cheeks are actually a genetic defect, meaning that the facial muscles have been formed incorrectly and thus hollows(gap) between them appeared.
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Please like this Freestyle guys 🙏💎
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A rare photo of me...
The man behind this page #MindViewers
The man behind this page #MindViewers
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When contentment becomes dead, desperation sets in.
People are so desperate to make money lately and have turned around to devalue themselves just to have this money.
Why are we killing ourselves for something you'll have today and tomorrow you're gone without a Kobo out of the millions you have killed yourself for?
Be contented, work hard and legitimately for a better life.
Hardwork + God = Success.
Happy Sunday #mindviewers
People are so desperate to make money lately and have turned around to devalue themselves just to have this money.
Why are we killing ourselves for something you'll have today and tomorrow you're gone without a Kobo out of the millions you have killed yourself for?
Be contented, work hard and legitimately for a better life.
Hardwork + God = Success.
Happy Sunday #mindviewers
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What is beauty?
Is it in the size? Hence you feel you're too fat or slim, too tall or short?
Is it in the skin? So you feel you're too dark or light skinned?
Is it in the well carved smile and a figure "8"
Is it in the tone of your voice?
What exactly is beauty?
I believe as much as all that counts, true beauty is in the discovery of Self and all your God given potentials.
You're made for more.
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Is it in the size? Hence you feel you're too fat or slim, too tall or short?
Is it in the skin? So you feel you're too dark or light skinned?
Is it in the well carved smile and a figure "8"
Is it in the tone of your voice?
What exactly is beauty?
I believe as much as all that counts, true beauty is in the discovery of Self and all your God given potentials.
You're made for more.
#mindviewers
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