Nothing Haunts you like the things you don't say

NOTHING HAUNTS YOU LIKE THE THINGS YOU DON'T SAY
This is a story about a little boy who had some difficulties growing up. He used to see other kids at school running around, happy but never really gotten or saw any reason for them to be as he felt like he was never supposed to be happy because of the responsibilities he felt as though he had as a kid. And teachers at school would always talk about him in such a way that they would always asked him to help them carry their staff to the staff-room just so that other teachers could see how he is coping in each and every after first class. But he had that belief of saying "Some things are best left unspoken because it would be just a waste of time to talk".

The depth of the responsibilities he felt that he had ARE not disclosed. But as the time went by he started isolate himself more from other kids. What was interesting and touching though is that he always had good intentions for others, even though that might not be understood at times but whenever he sees someone sad, lonely, depressed etc. he would try by all means that the person forgets about the situation for at least as long as he can be with that person. He was not even 17 but he was already on grown-ups' situations and world. The mother knew that the son is having this problem and also knew the cause but never had control to change the situation up until he moved the boy to a family friend.

When he was 14 years old the mother talked to her friend about the situation and how worried she was about the son. Her worry was mostly that her son will not ever be happy because he would always try to make other people happy forgetting that he needed happiness for himself because of the things he saw growing up and experienced but it was kind of too late because He suffers from effects of that of those matters. HE NOW, sometimes have mental break downs and treated for chronic illness.
So things you do not say now will haunt you in a long run. And they might and will actually affect your daily life. And people he lives with most the times always say "Your problem is that You care too MUCH". And that really hits him and he gets so frustrated every time he does something great.

Some incidents cost people their life time. It is a great thing to talk about things that matters more especially if they involve emotions with them.

She now spends her life in pain.

Yes. You should reach out when ever you are down.

Title: Nothing Haunts You like the things you don't say
Source: Research and Interview
Link: http://givennewblogs.com/Nothing-Haunts-you-like -the-things-you-don't-say

Designing of Clothes and Fiction behind

Deadpan Diaries: Famous fashion designer fired; panicked citizenry asks, "Who will design ridiculous clothes that no one would ever wear in real life?"

Warning: The following article is fictitious. Any resemblance to a real article, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
Additional warning: The Deadpan Diaries are edited for levity and hilarity.
Christian Dior fired its star designer, John Galliano, after a video surfaced of the designer making anti-Semitic remarks, including "I love Hitler."

The sacking of the legendary designer made the front page of newspapers all over the world, including The New York Times and The Financial Times

Runway models in Milan were devastated. "He was the only creative designer in the fashion world," said Gota Longneck, a model for Dolce and Toboggan. "What will we do now? Wear jeans and a T-shirt?"

Spindly Slenderlimbs, a model for Ral Flauren, urged the media to continue its intensive coverage of the story's developments. "There's a silver lining here," she said. "At least the most serious journalistic news outlets in the world understand the importance of this story. For a while there, I thought they had lost their focus by veering too far into politics, human-rights issues, and investigative reporting."


By Deadpan Diaries fashion correspondent David Wheeler
Source: Internet
Link: http://www.clothes.com/

PS4's Free PS Plus Games Of March Now Available Bloodborne, Ratchet & Clank, and more are free for Plus members right now.

The games are last update by Chris Perereri in 6th March 2018

Another batch of free games for PlayStation Plus members has arrived. Although this month's lineup is no different from the average one in terms of total games, there are some excellent titles to be had across PS4, PS3, and Vita.

As you'd expect, the best of the bunch come on PS4. From Software's bloodbones, the Souls-style action game that rewards aggressive play, is the first of the month's freebies. Although it's primarily a single-player experience, it does feature online multiplayer elements, and fans of the game have launched a campaign to ensure that the new comers flooding its servers won't be alone. If you need any specific assistance, you can check out out our Bloodbones boss guide and tipes you should know before starting Bloodbones.

Alongside that,Ratchet and Clank is also free right now. This is the most recent entry in Insomniac's long-running platforming series, although it's technically not an original game. It's based in part on the animated film, which itself was based on the original Ratchet and Clank game.

That's not it for PS4 owners, who will receive a total of five games this month thanks to Cross-Buy. Both games available on Vita, Claire: Extended Cut and Bombing Busters, are free on Plus, as is one of the two PS3 games, Mighty No. 9. PS3 owners also get their hands on Legend of Kay.

March 2018 Free PS Plus Games

PS4

• Bloodborne
• Ratchet & Clank
• Mighty No. 9 (Cross-Buy with PS3)
• Claire: Extended Cut (Cross-Buy with PS Vita)
• Bombing Busters (Cross-Buy with PS Vita)

PS3

• Mighty No. 9 (Cross-Buy with PS4)
• Legend of Kay

PS Vita

• Claire: Extended Cut (Cross-Buy with PS4)
• Bombing Busters (Cross-Buy with PS4)

All of these games are available to download for free on the Playstation Store from now until April 3; as they are just coming online, you may have to add them to your cart to see the free price. Other PS Plus bonuses you can get right now include a Free Fortine pack and another for Gems of War. This year will mark the final one that PS3 and Vita games are offered through Plus

TECHNOLOGY IS IMPROVING DAILY.

Source of the article: SowetanNew

link for the news.: https://www.gamespot.com/articles/ps4s-free-ps-plus-games-of-march-now-available/1100-6457185/

The Failed cash-in-transit heist leaves suspect fatally injured

 There was an attempted cash-in-transit heist that actually took place on the intersection on Kent Avenue and Grove Street in Randburg, Johannesburg that left a suspect fatally wounded and this was really bad.

Emergency service staff and law enforcement officers responded to the scene at around 10am on Tuesday.The police spokesperson captain Mavela Masondo said there was a shootout between security officers and the suspects.

"The security came to fetch money from one of the outlets in the area when they were approached by a number of suspects. So this led to a Shootout. The other suspects managed to escape while one was shot and fatally wounded," said the police spokesperson, Masondo.


It appeared that while fleeing, the suspects then tried to hijack a car after they abandoned the ones they came with at the scene.


“We have since recovered the car and a firearm which was used to commit the crime‚” he said.
The driver of the hijacked vehicle was not injured.

Below the is a video showing what is caught on camera about the scene posted above.

 

WARNING: This Graphic is really sensitive.


This shows that we are living in critical times. And it is very bad and painful.



The source of the news: SowetanLive, Sunday World
Link:https://www.sowetanlive.co.za/news/south-africa/2018-03-06-johannesburg-shootout-caught-on-camera/

 Writer: Given_LM
  

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A night when even EFF cheered the president's speech

Not even a single minister was mentioned by name in the President Cyril Ramaphosa’s first state of the nation address. It was a signal that cabinet changes were afoot and that Ramaphosa was ready to swing the axe and reduce the size of the cabinet. The 2018 address was delivered after two weeks of high drama and uncertainty, and brought to a close nine tumultuous years of the Jacob Zuma administration. In the past few years, as opposition protests over Zuma’s scandals intensified, the opening of parliament had been more about political theatre than the content of the nation address.

This year there was little fanfare, minimal security, zero interruptions and wide appreciation of the seriousness of the event. The focus was where it should be – a celebration of the republic and the content of the speech. In the 5300-word speech, which Ramaphosa wrote largely on his own, the president’s first challenge was how to deal with Zuma’s messy exist. He swiftly lanced the boiled, thanking Zuma for his service, then moved on.

“We should put behind us era of diminishing trust in public institutions and weakened confidence in leaders. We should put all the negativity that has dogged our country behind us because a new dawn is upon up”

In Nelson Mandela’s centenary year, channelling the foundation father came naturally for his favoured son. “We are a nation at one”. He said. “We are determined to build a society defined by decency and integrity that does not tolerate the plunder of public resources nor the theft by corporate criminals of the hard-earned savings of ordinary people”. A major difference in Ramaphosa’s approach was the suspension of the “royal we”

And the assumption of personal responsibility for key interventions with words “I will”. The only criticism opposition leaders could latch onto that the president deferred too much to summits and councils that he has committed to convening. These included a job summit, an investment conference, a social-sector summit, a youth working group, a presidential economic advisory group, a digital industrial revolution commission and team to speed up implementation of infrastructure project.

It helped that he knew his speech and that he connected with his audience. The homage to the recently deceased Hugh Masekela was sublime – in the words of Thuma Mina and the sentiment behind it. His hand on his heart with words “Send me” was what his people wanted form the new president.

Source: Sunday Times news: Sunday Morning assessment

Title: A night when even EFF Cheered The President's Speech

Author of the title: Ranjeni Munusamy

Link:       https://www.sunday-times.com/live news EFF-vs-President/

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THE Valentine’s gift the South African citizens got from former presidents Jacob Zuma was enough to revive hope in every sector of society. This February 14^th gift caused a sigh of relief to all the citizens of this country as we bid a farewell to a leader who has harmed the South African socio-economic landscape due to arrogance and corruption.

The event before the day of the 14^th of February displayed the syndrome of African leaders who do not listen to their parties and people but rather put their personal interests first before the constituencies that put them in power. Going back, the United Nations report on governance in 2007 outlined, among other challenges, corruption as a result of leaders who do not want to relinquish power. In this report, the African Union is labelled as an arena of corrupt “gangsters” and main actors when it comes to family and self-enrichment.

The fact is that most African leader have over stayed their term in the Office and created their own dynasties at the expense of the poor communities. Former president of Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe had been in power since 1981. The recent African gathering of the African heads of the State in Addis Adaba, Ethiopia did not discuss the issue of African leaders who do not want to vacate the office after the end of their term. This could be because the entire leadership are the culprits when it comes to the abuse power. This resulted in the world and investors characterising African as a gangsters’ paradise where loot state resources for themselves and relatives.

It is therefore a challenge that the new president will have to deal with as he is still navigating the economy of our country and challenges while trying to persuade investors to invest in the country. He has to intensify the fight against corruption so as to gain the trust of the citizens and voters of this country which was once a land of plenty. This country needs a leader who will lead with humility and dignity. Top of his agenda should be the goal of a better life for the people, for his people. As the Oliver Tambo once said: “Working together as fellow South Africans, we have it within our power to transform this country into a land of plenty”.

Well I would like to congratulate Cyril Ramaphosa as ths position needs someone who is committed for a change in lives of the poor and the change attitude. This is for a leader who leads with humility. I hope Cyril Ramaphosa as an author of the Constitution, will serve and respect it.

Article: South Africa needs a Humble Leader

Source: Daily Dispatch

Link: https://news24.com/SouthAfricaneedsaleader