Wednesday 3 July 2019

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Fun things Bob collymore Did knowing he had one year to live(video)

Doctors had advised safaricom CEO Bob collymore not to make long term plans.
He was told he will not make it past June this year and true to thier word he passed on in 1st July.
Here are fun moments of Bob collymore for the past 1 year.
He dedicated most of it serving Kenyans,doing his best in work and serving Kenyans



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Here is the trending video of A kenyan Maths teacher teaching while sitting badly,Hawa watoto watasoma kweli

This happened in Kenya. Here is the video
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Parts of the body which remain unburnt during cremation process

The human body contains a lot of moisture, as you may have heard, a large percentage of the body is water. When a human body is cremated, the process takes a couple hours. We know this from modern funeral homes that perform cremations. Ovens are used in order to keep the temperature high enough to completely incinerate the body. Even under these circumstances, there are body parts left intact. Funeral homes grind the cremains to make the ashes appear uniform and un-recognizable. Despite the fact that the monk actually burned twice (once during death and then once after) I'm pretty sure neither episode utilized an oven, so it would be expected that some recognizable body parts left (especially if the people conducting the funeral/cremation wanted the heart left intact). Since the heart is located deep within the chest cavity, it would be least likely to burn, especially if the fire was not hot enough or did not burn long enough. The teeth also remain unburnt during the intial stages. Nails are also untouched during intial process. Bones are only reminants of cremation process after 6 hours of burning. Watch video below. By quora
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Two Mombasa slay queens fighting for mzungu boyfriend



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The process of a cremation and a crematorium WARNING!!! GRAPHIC


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