Dear Ladies, This Is How To Know A Man Is Interested In You

If you like him and you are not able to tell whether he feels the same way, here are six signs that can help out.

1. Excessive eye contact

A man that is interested in you will always be caught looking at you and constantly trying to catch your gaze and get your attention because he would want to know what you are up to at every point in time.

2. Occasional compliments

When a man often compliments your outfit and performance, it is probably because he is interested in you. Complimenting you at every possible opportunity may be the only way he can express his feelings without coming out directly.

3. Makes effort to spend time with you

The most precious thing a man can give a woman is, arguably, his time. If he takes out time to say hello or gives you a slight nod no matter how busy he is — or even if endeavours to find out how your day went, he might want you.

4. Cares to know more about you

When he makes an effort to get to know more about you, it is a very good pointer that he likes you.

This is particularly true because it is only a man who is attracted to you that would keep trying to know about your interests, childhood, goals and other personal things.

5. Listens to you and remembers details

When he is into you, he will always be eager to listen to what you have to say and would want to know more about how you think. He would also remember the little things which you think he might not even remember.

6. Treats you differently

He will treat you differently from other people if there is a romantic attraction. There would always be a slight difference in the way he interacts with you. Perhaps, when he says hello to everyone, he looks at you a little longer or flashes a warm(er) smile.

It is best to watch out for these little things.

Nine Things That Can Make Your Smartphone Battery Last Longer

One problem every smartphone user can relate to is the problem of the battery life of their phones. Be it an iPhone or Android, no smartphone is immune to low battery problems.

If you are keen about making your smartphone battery last longer, here are nine things that can help.

Use a Black Wallpaper
If your phone uses an AMOLED display which is popular on Android devices than on the iPhone, each pixel on the screen takes a little bit of power to “light up.”

However, the more black pixels you can get on your screen, the better for your battery life. Set a dark wallpaper as your default, and try using dark themes on apps when possible.

Use Airplane Mode
Your iPhone or Android device will always try to connect to a cellular network when possible, and this can put a strain on your battery if you’re in an area with limited (or no) service.

Switching on Airplane Mode in Settings will stop this from happening. You however should take note of the fact that you won’t be able to make or receive calls while you activate this mode.

Switch Off Your Location Services
A lot of apps on iPhone and Android use “location services”. This can reduce battery life, so it is essential you take note of it. You can tell if an app is using location services by looking out for a small arrow on the top of your menu bar.

Be On The Lookout For Push Notifications
Each time your phone receives a notification from the network, it lights up and, depending on your settings, vibrates or makes a noise, too. This settings run down your battery, especially if you are the type that receives a lot of updates.

Download The Battery Guru App
If you’re on an Android device, download the Snapdragon BatteryGuru. This app is created by Qualcomm, the same company that manufactures phone processors. The app learns your usage habits and automatically adjusts features on your phone to optimize battery life.

While the app is not available for iPhone users, there are several other apps that help you avoid wasting power.

Clear Out Apps
Even if you’re not using an app, it can run in the background and sap battery life from your smartphone. Android devices allow you to “multitask” with apps running behind the scenes. It is best to force stop all the apps you are not using if you intend to conserve the battery of your phone.

Keep Your Phone Cool
If your phone’s lithium-ion battery gets too hot, it’ll discharge its energy faster and could even degrade the maximum life of the battery over time. Don’t carry it in your pocket if you can avoid it (especially if your pants are tight), and never leave your device sitting in direct sunlight or in a hot car.

Lower Your Screen Brightness
The brighter your screen, the more battery it’s eating. Lowering your screen brightness is easy as all you need to do is go to your settings and turn down the lights to keep your phone running longer.

Turn Wi-Fi off
Another simple-but-forgettable tip: If you’re not using your smartphone to connect to wireless Internet, switch the wi-fi settings to “off.” This will stop your phone from looking for networks, thereby saving resources.

Scientific claim that big buttocks is good

Every scientific claim is based on time taking research and study. A group of Scientists at the Oxford recently published a research they have been working on. They came to the conclusion that the women with bigger buttocks are less prone to chronic illnesses and are more intelligent than the women with average or small butts. The published research also pointed out that these women have a low level of bad cholesterol because of their hormones that process sugars faster.

The Scientists also said in their research that the women with bigger buttocks cannot be affected by heart diseases and diabetes as women with smaller buttocks. This is probably because they have extra omega-3 fatty acids that also improve their brain function.

The analysis from their research have it that leptin which is a hormone responsible for weight regulation is found in an increased level in women with bigger buttocks. Leptin increases the amount of dinopectina, a hormone with anti-inflammatory, anti-diabetic, and vascular-protective characteristics.

Similar studies have shown that women with big buttocks, wide hips, and small waists have a longer life expectancy.

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5 Secrets To Beautiful Skin

It is the holy grail of beauty, desired by women the world over… Yes, it’s the quest for perfect skin! If it were as simple as applying a single cream or lotion, or eating one particular food, then we’d all be floating around with flawless faces. In reality the key to beautifying our outer shell is down to a plate-spinning system of savvy skincare, diet and lifestyle choices…

Smooth, clear skin accentuates the beauty in your features and reflects a happy, healthy body. Here is your definitive guide to achieving it:

YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT!

Focus on foods that nourish and fuel natural radiance. Vegetables and fruits bestow upon us a skin-loving stream of vitamins and minerals, but they aren’t the only edible beauty tools. Essential fats such as omega 3 are vital for a smooth, supple and youthful complexion, as are proteins to build and repair collagen stores.

Build the ‘perfect plate’ for beautiful skin: base your meals around lean proteins like fish, eggs, poultry or pulses – they should fill 1/3 of your plate.

Dedicate an entire 1/2 of your plate to colourful veggies and fruits. Make sure that you include plenty of kale, watercress and spinach in your diet – these are skin-clearing super agents with unique youth-enhancing properties.

The remaining small section of your plate is for complex carbohydrates like a little sweet potato, quinoa or brown rice. Essential fats need to make a frequent appearance in meals and snacks, in the form of avocados, seeds, nuts, olives and oily fish like salmon, mackerel and sardines.

The ‘wrong’ foods feed breakouts, lines and dry patches which will dim your glow and rob you of radiance. These include sugar, refined carbohydrates and too much wheat, caffeine and dairy.

GET YOUR ZZZ’S

Solid scientific evidence has proven that lack of nightly rest is closely linked to accelerated signs of aging. A recent clinical trial commissioned by Estee Lauder and carried out by science bods at University Hospital (UH) has confirmed our long held fears – lack of sleep is aging our faces. As we sleep our body undergoes processes of repair and rejuvenation which will visibly lift and enhance the complexion to preserve youthful clarity. Aim for 7-8 hours a night.

DRINK UP

When your body is dehydrated, it will sap moisture from your skin cells to hydrate the vital organs. This causes your skin to appear dull, dry and older than its years. When the skin is parched, lines and wrinkles appear more pronounced. Drink up to 3 litres of water a day. Well hydrated skin is smoother, clearer and youthfully dewy.

PROTECT

It is impossible to discuss the health of our skin without mentioning its arch rival – the sun! Everyone, of all skin tones and ethnicities, needs to protect their delicate shell from its ravaging effects. According to new research by L’Oreal, exposure to sunlight induces skin damage at a DNA level in all skin tones and colours. Incidences of melanoma among darker skinned populations are on the rise, and visible sun damage is absolutely not exclusive to white Caucasian skin. Sunscreen, hats and sunglasses are all vital accessories for protecting against premature aging, dull dry patches, and cancerous cell development.

Keep it clean, keep it natural, but most of all …

…Be gentle! Don’t over cleanse your skin, as you may risk depleting it of moisture and radiance! Use products that are designed for facial use, such as African black soap or Dove, and wash no more than twice a day to preserve natural oils. Gentle facial scrubs are great for keeping your face bright and clear – use them once a week for satin soft skin. Look out for naturally soothing ingredients like Aloe and Camomile.

Keep your skin nourished and moisturised with natural oils like sweet almond, olive, coconut and jojoba. Apply the oils gently with circular motions, and seal with a moisturising cream – remember to choose day creams with a protective shield of SPF.

Try this natural face mask once or twice a week: Mash one ripe bana

IMSU Goes Tough On Indecent Dressing, See What Was Done To A Defaulting Student

The fight against indecent dressing by the management of Imo State University (IMSU), has taken its full course on campus with the warning that improperly dressed students will henceforth not allowed into the campus.

According to Elijah, all personnel of the school security at the main Gate, Extension and Back gate have stepped-up their operations by monitoring students closely even to the extent of going to classes to check if there is any student who is dressed against the rule of the school and has succeeded in sneaking into the lecture halls.

It was observed that the school management has considered indecent dressing as a capital offense in the campus and has decided to go tough on students putting on crazy jeans, crazy hairstyles, and those who put on slippers to campus.

Hence, students who are caught ‎in the act have their crazy and seductive wears torn into pieces and after wards prevented from entering the campus.

The school deputy Vice-Chancellor Academics, Prof. Nkwam Uwaoma have taken the lead as he was spotted recently enforcing the regulation at different points, from the school Front gate to the Extension.