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We decided to come up with a complete DIY guide for installing or setting up a satellite dish & decoder for DSTV, MyTV, Multi TV & etcetera by following after a simple tut. This idea was birthed after we recently installed one for a student who complained of having not even half our installation fees. We concluded that a guide like this can help a lot of persons install their satellite dishes without a bug of any kind. Following this guide step by step will help you install and setup your satellite Tv dishes without the usual missing channels, poor signal and related issues that happens as a result of low technical know-how for installing satellite dishes. We strongly advice you ignore this if you have a phobia for learning new stuff or not a big fan of do-it-yourself (DIY) guides. It can come in handy for new installations, adjusting dish positions and/or when relocating to a remote area. Post Outline     Tools Needed         Extra Tools     How to Setup the Satellite D

1. AFC Bournemouth (The Cherries) Initially formed in 1890 as Boscombe St. John's Institute, Bournemouth have been known as the Cherries ever since moving to their current home at Dean Court in 1910. The club  itself  says there are two main stories as to why. One comes from the colour of the striped shirts they played in at the time, cherry red. The other is to do with the fact that Dean Court, these days known as the Vitality Stadium, was built on wasteland next to the Cooper-Dean family estate which included a number of cherry orchards. 2. Arsenal (The Gunners) Arsenal's 'Gunners' nickname originates from the same piece of history that gives the club its actual name. Formed in the late 19th century by workers at Royal Arsenal, where weapons for the British army were manufactured and stored, they were known as Woolwich Arsenal. It wasn't until 1913 that the club moved from Woolwich in south east London to their present location in north London, ultimately d

A 14-year-old boy is now studying for a maths degree while teaching math to adults at a university in the U.K., and guess what makes him happy—he no longer needs to wear the school uniform. Yasha Asley became the youngest student to be hired by the University of Leicester to run tutorials for adult students who need help with solving math problems while being a degree student himself, the  MailOnline reported. He graduated from primary school and got a place in the university at the age of 12 in 2014 to study for a maths degree. He is now in his final year and is planning to start studying for a Ph.D. He was offered the job when he was 13 years old after attending an interview. As he was too young, the staff at the university had to request for special permission from the Leicester city council to employ him. After starting university, he said, “I am having the best years of my life. I love going to university and I love my new job helping other students. No more school uniform f

Joseph Ayo Babalola, the founder of Christ Apostolic Church, was born on 25th, April 1904 in Odo-Owa, Ilofa, Kwara state. He was born into the family of late pa David Lawani Rotimi and madam Martha Talabi Rotimi. Babalola was born and brought up in Anglican Church. He was brought to Lagos by his uncle, Mr. M. O Rotimi who was a teacher at C. M. S. Joseph attended an elementary school at Oto-Awori on Badagry road, Methodist school, Ago Ijaye in Ebute meta before moving to Osun where he attended M. S. C school in Oshogbo. He stopped schooling to learn Blacksmith and later became a stream roller operator under PWD(Public Works Department). He became a prophet of God in 1928 when God called him on Akure - Ilesha road in October 9th by river Ariran. On 11th of the same month and year, He was also called by God to abandon his job and start preaching. Babalola harkened to the voice and received the call when he fasted and prayed. Joseph was later sent out of Anglican Church in his vill

Ash spew from Mexico's Popocatepetl volcano, some 34 miles from Mexico City, as seen from San Mateo Ozolco, in the Mexican central state of Puebla on July 4, 2013. (Pablo Spencer/AFP/Getty Images) Mexico City Mayor Miguel Angel Mancera says a total of 115 people have died in the capital following the magnitude 7.1 earthquake that shook the capital and nearby states. That would bring the nationwide death toll to 245. The latest quake struck around 150 km (90 miles) southeast of Mexico City, shattering glass, shearing off the sides of buildings and leaving others in dusty piles of destruction. Parts of the capital, home to some 20 million people, are built on an ancient lake bed that trembles easily in a quake. Both Mexican earthquakes occurred along the Cocos tectonic plate, which skirts the western coast of Mexico and is slowly sliding beneath the North American plate. (Reuters) As terrified locals fled onto the streets, an active volcano just 43 miles away from Mexico City

Unlocking mysteries with ancient Babylonian stone tablet. (Andrew Kelly/UNSW) A 3,700-year-old Babylonian tablet was recently translated and might rewrite the history of math, suggesting that trigonometry may have been developed before the ancient Greeks. The researchers said the tablet proves that the Babylonians developed trigonometry some 1,500 years prior to the Greeks. Dr. Daniel Mansfield with the Plimpton 322 Babylonian clay tablet in the Rare Book and Manuscript Library at Columbia University in New York. (Andrew Kelly/UNSW) The tablet, called Plimpton 322, was found in Southern Iraq around the turn of the last century. American archaeologist and diplomat Edgar Banks, the inspiration for Indiana Jones discovered the tablet. As the Telegraph  noted : However unlike today’s trigonometry, Babylonian mathematics used a base 60, or sexagesimal system, rather than the 10, which is used today. Because 60 is far easier to divide by three, experts studying the tablet, found that t

A would-be-treasure-hunter was combing through Sherwood Forest one day when his metal detector suddenly sounded. He thought it was something innocuous at first, until he caught a glint of gold. What he discovered turned out to be hundreds of years old, and worth much more than he expected. In 2016, Mark Thompson was hunting for treasure in Robin Hood’s Sherwood Forest in Newark, Nottinghamshire in England, when his metal detector sounded and he started digging. The glinty object, caked in dirt, turned out to be a ring, which, after the dirt was removed, he saw had a sapphire and an engraving, he told NTD. © Mark Thompson Additionally, he also found a gold coin. Both treasures date back to the 14th century, he said, adding: “We have a lot of treasures here in England.” © Mark Thompson © Mark Thompson According to various media reports, 34-year-old Thompson, who makes a living by spray-painting fork-lift trucks, hadn’t expected to find a medieval ring. © Mark Thompson When he cons

News concerning an ancient mobile phone, which was supposedly left behind by aliens and excavated in 2015, has electrified the Internet. In the photo, we can see that the atypical phone indeed is marked with ancient cuneiform symbols, and somewhat resembles an old “3310 Nokia” phone. It’s said that archaeologists had found an 800-year-old mobile phone in Fuschl am See in Austria. “What a device like this with Cuneiform writing is doing in Austria is something that no one is able to fully understand or explain,” wrote conspiracy website  To the Death Media . “Regrettably the information about this ‘sensational’ discovery is limited.” ©YouTube Screenshot |  Paranormal Crucible Well, it was these claims and more, such as a statement made by Paranormal Crucible, claiming the phone dates back to the “13th century BCE,” that had conspiracy theorists rather excited. And we know how easily information travels these days. ©YouTube Screenshot |  Paranormal Crucible ©YouTube Screenshot | 

Oswald Madecki was born on February 28, 1920 in Cieszyn. His father was Franciszek Madecki, administrator of the anti-tuberculosis sanatorium. Mother Elisabeth (from Ulrich's house) was related to Jan Kubisz, the director of the Silesian Hospital in Cieszyn. Brother Oswald was a Jesuit, while his sister was a professor of biochemistry at the Medical Academy in Lublin. In 1951 Oswald Madecki obtained a medical degree from the Medical Academy in Wroclaw. Until 1958 he worked in a hospital in Siemianowice on a surgical ward. At that time, he decided to take a doctor's job in one of the developing countries. This intention was achieved by establishing cooperation with German institutions that supported the medical activities in Nigeria - the Missionary Medical Institute of Würzburg and the Institute of Tropical Medicine of the University of Tübingen. In October 1958 with a tourist passport he went to Austria from where he got to Italy and then to France. On November 21 he reached

Reverend Father Jean-Marie Coquard (27 November 1859 – 27 June 1933) was a French Christian medical missionary who traveled to Abeokuta, Nigeria, which is the capital of the Ogun State, to provide surgery and care. He was supervisor and visitor at the Abeokuta missionary and doctor to the Egba Government and Royal Family. He is known for establishing the Sacred Heart Hospital in Abeokuta, being the longest serving missionary of the Society for African Missions, receiving an OBE for his work, being recognized by the government of Nigeria, and being “a stubborn individualist with a contentious streak” and one of the outstanding missionaries of his generation. Early life and family Jean-Marie Coquard was born on November 27, 1859, in the Diocese of Nantes, France into a Catholic working-class family. Coquard was the second child and only son of Marie Louise and Francois-Marie Coquard, a paludier and cattle farmer. A few years after his birth, Coquard’s family moved to the hamlet of Fon

The Governing Council of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), Ogun State, has approved the appointment of three new Principal Officers, in substantive capacities, for the University. The Principal Officers-designates are: Professor Felix Kolawole Salako, Vice-Chancellor; Dr. Hakeem Adebola Adekola, Registrar; and Mr. Chukwunwike Ezekpeazu, Bursar. According to the Pro-Chancellor and Chairman, Governing Council of the University, Dr. (Barr.) Aboki Zhawa, “The process was guided by rules, regulations and the Act (establishing the University). We were guided by provisions of the Act, the rules of the University and Federal Character. We, as a Council, decided to set up the committee that will do the screening for theCouncil. It was after screening that the Technical Committee was mandated to look at the applicants; to see if they have complied with the spirit of the advertisement. The Technical Committee came up with a good list and they presented to the Selecti