last night. She stepped out looking stunning in a cream coloured cut
out dress.
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Monday, November 16, 2015
Chidinma Rocks in White Gown
last night. She stepped out looking stunning in a cream coloured cut
out dress.
Waje Goes Bald For Stage Play
acts, Yaw, Lapcious Bose, Nedu, Femi Jacobs and others for the stage
play 'Ewuro' at the Muson Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos.
She plays the role of a bereaved wife who had her hair shaven by in-laws
Photos from Tosyn Bucknor Wedding
Wow! Beautiful Make-Up, Handsome Guy! Happy Marriage Life!
Popular Nigerian OAP, Tosyn Bucknor and her long term French
lover,Aurélien Boyer had their traditional and white wedding ceremony
yesterday, 16 November, 2015. Celebrities in attendance include Olu
Jacobs & Joke Silvia, Banky W, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu and wife, Toke
Makinwa, Sasha P and others.
Popular Nigerian OAP, Tosyn Bucknor and her long term French
lover,Aurélien Boyer had their traditional and white wedding ceremony
yesterday, 16 November, 2015. Celebrities in attendance include Olu
Jacobs & Joke Silvia, Banky W, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu and wife, Toke
Makinwa, Sasha P and others.
Amazing Hair Styles You Can Rock
girlfriend? Check this hair styles out...!
You can just choose one for each day of the week!
Source: TeenVogue
Sunday, November 15, 2015
Another Hollywood Act Surviving Cancer
out on the red carpet at the 2015 Baby2Baby gala in
Los Angeles on Saturday, Nov. 14, her first event
appearance since revealing her breast cancer
diagnosis earlier this year. The former Beverly Hills, 90210 star
looked stunning
in a black floor-length Vera Wang shift gown, sandals,
and long sparkly earrings for the event, keeping
things low-key as she celebrated the night, which
brought together some of Hollywood's biggest
names.
Stephen Curry Unspottable
It's not that Curry is doing anything new — he's still a
lights-out shooter with impossible range, a
hypnotizing ball-handler, and clever passer — but
he's simply gotten better at everything. Through ten games he's
leading the NBA in scoring,
averaging 33 points per game with a ridiculous 53%
shooting, 47% from three-point range, with five
rebounds and five assists per game. Additionally, his
efficiency is through the roof: he has a ridiculous
65.9% eFG (effective field goal percentage, weighted for
three-pointers), higher than any other starting
point guard in the NBA and eighth among players who
play at least 20 minutes per game. (Curry has also
taken more field goal attempts than any of the players
above him). As anyone who's ever watched Curry knows, this is
an astounding number for someone who takes some
of the most ludicrous shots in the NBA. According to
NBA.com's player tracking, Curry has 56 more points
on pull-up shots than anyone in the NBA, and he's hit
49.5% of his pull-up attempts. This coincides with his league-high 52
possessions in transition, in which he's
scored 1.67 points per possession. To put that in
perspective, LeBron James and James Harden are
second and third, respectively, in transition
possessions, averaging .96 and 1.06 points per
possession, respectively. A quick peek at some of Curry's highlights this season
show how crazy some of his shots are: And these shots usually come in
scoring bunches.
Curry already has four 20-point quarters this year. Not
only does he get hot, he becomes impossible to stop,
and when the momentum swings like that, it's
demoralizing for opponents, as ESPN's Brian Windhorst said. This begs
the question: how do teams stop Curry?
There's no easy answer. Basketball players are taught
not to chase players too far beyond the three-point
line because they aren't legitimate threats. Steph
Curry breaks that rule. Ask DeAndre Jordan: Yet when teams push up on
Curry or send multiple
defenders, he can either bust by them and into the
paint for a higher-percentage shot, or kick the ball to
an open teammate for another high-percentage look. One idea that's
been casually mentioned, but never
implemented (to our knowledge) is the Hack-A-Curry,
where defenses could intentionally foul Curry, put
him on the free throw line, and get the ball back.
Intentionally fouling is one of the most divisive
strategies in the NBA. It brings the game to a halt, bails out the
defense, and drives fans crazy. It's been
used with several other big men who are bad free
throw shooters as a way to slow down offenses, most
recently with the Clippers' DeAndre Jordan in the
playoffs last season. For a player like Curry, this is borderline
unprecedented, but it may be something teams
experiment with when he gets going. As was the case
against the Clippers this season, when Curry scored 13
points in five minutes in the fourth quarter, rallying the
Warriors from a late deficit. His hot streaks can be game-changing.
Teams can try to run Curry off the three-point line, but
he's proven so adept at getting any shot he wants, or
breaking down the defense within the three-point arc
that he often just creates another good shot. NBA TV's "The Starters"
briefly mentioned this on a podcast, noting that teams may have to
start fouling Curry hard
to throw him off or simply just give up the two instead
of three-pointer. Not only is a three obviously worth
more, Curry's onslaughts from downtown fire up him,
the team, and the crowd. Curry is shooting 94% from the free throw line this
season, so intentionally fouling him more than likely
will result in two points. This strategy isn't about the
math as much as it's about the intangible effect —
stopping the flow of the Warriors offense and taking
Curry out of a rhythm. There are still a few hurdles to clear before the NBA
would likely to turn to this. First, teams may look to
foul a worse free throw shooter on the Warriors than
Curry. However, fouling away from the ball — that is,
fouling someone like center Andrew Bogut — only
works for so long. The Warriors would likely sub out Bogut and go with
their deadly small-ball lineup if he
was getting fouled, and after a certain point in the
game, rules prohibit teams from fouling away from
the ball. If they do, the team that was fouled just gets
the ball back after the free throws, thus negating the
point to the strategy. If Curry keeps up this torrid pace, it's worth
monitoring how teams begin to scheme against him.
Defenses are in uncharted waters with Curry; there
isn't a more dangerous player in the NBA with the ball
in his hands. When Curry gets on a hot streak, single-
handedly changing the momentum and demoralizing opponents, teams may
try the Hack-A-Curry just to
slow him down.
lights-out shooter with impossible range, a
hypnotizing ball-handler, and clever passer — but
he's simply gotten better at everything. Through ten games he's
leading the NBA in scoring,
averaging 33 points per game with a ridiculous 53%
shooting, 47% from three-point range, with five
rebounds and five assists per game. Additionally, his
efficiency is through the roof: he has a ridiculous
65.9% eFG (effective field goal percentage, weighted for
three-pointers), higher than any other starting
point guard in the NBA and eighth among players who
play at least 20 minutes per game. (Curry has also
taken more field goal attempts than any of the players
above him). As anyone who's ever watched Curry knows, this is
an astounding number for someone who takes some
of the most ludicrous shots in the NBA. According to
NBA.com's player tracking, Curry has 56 more points
on pull-up shots than anyone in the NBA, and he's hit
49.5% of his pull-up attempts. This coincides with his league-high 52
possessions in transition, in which he's
scored 1.67 points per possession. To put that in
perspective, LeBron James and James Harden are
second and third, respectively, in transition
possessions, averaging .96 and 1.06 points per
possession, respectively. A quick peek at some of Curry's highlights this season
show how crazy some of his shots are: And these shots usually come in
scoring bunches.
Curry already has four 20-point quarters this year. Not
only does he get hot, he becomes impossible to stop,
and when the momentum swings like that, it's
demoralizing for opponents, as ESPN's Brian Windhorst said. This begs
the question: how do teams stop Curry?
There's no easy answer. Basketball players are taught
not to chase players too far beyond the three-point
line because they aren't legitimate threats. Steph
Curry breaks that rule. Ask DeAndre Jordan: Yet when teams push up on
Curry or send multiple
defenders, he can either bust by them and into the
paint for a higher-percentage shot, or kick the ball to
an open teammate for another high-percentage look. One idea that's
been casually mentioned, but never
implemented (to our knowledge) is the Hack-A-Curry,
where defenses could intentionally foul Curry, put
him on the free throw line, and get the ball back.
Intentionally fouling is one of the most divisive
strategies in the NBA. It brings the game to a halt, bails out the
defense, and drives fans crazy. It's been
used with several other big men who are bad free
throw shooters as a way to slow down offenses, most
recently with the Clippers' DeAndre Jordan in the
playoffs last season. For a player like Curry, this is borderline
unprecedented, but it may be something teams
experiment with when he gets going. As was the case
against the Clippers this season, when Curry scored 13
points in five minutes in the fourth quarter, rallying the
Warriors from a late deficit. His hot streaks can be game-changing.
Teams can try to run Curry off the three-point line, but
he's proven so adept at getting any shot he wants, or
breaking down the defense within the three-point arc
that he often just creates another good shot. NBA TV's "The Starters"
briefly mentioned this on a podcast, noting that teams may have to
start fouling Curry hard
to throw him off or simply just give up the two instead
of three-pointer. Not only is a three obviously worth
more, Curry's onslaughts from downtown fire up him,
the team, and the crowd. Curry is shooting 94% from the free throw line this
season, so intentionally fouling him more than likely
will result in two points. This strategy isn't about the
math as much as it's about the intangible effect —
stopping the flow of the Warriors offense and taking
Curry out of a rhythm. There are still a few hurdles to clear before the NBA
would likely to turn to this. First, teams may look to
foul a worse free throw shooter on the Warriors than
Curry. However, fouling away from the ball — that is,
fouling someone like center Andrew Bogut — only
works for so long. The Warriors would likely sub out Bogut and go with
their deadly small-ball lineup if he
was getting fouled, and after a certain point in the
game, rules prohibit teams from fouling away from
the ball. If they do, the team that was fouled just gets
the ball back after the free throws, thus negating the
point to the strategy. If Curry keeps up this torrid pace, it's worth
monitoring how teams begin to scheme against him.
Defenses are in uncharted waters with Curry; there
isn't a more dangerous player in the NBA with the ball
in his hands. When Curry gets on a hot streak, single-
handedly changing the momentum and demoralizing opponents, teams may
try the Hack-A-Curry just to
slow him down.
Ronda Rousey Taken to Hospital Following Brutal UFC 193 Knockout Loss
Holm at UFC 193, according to Dana White. The UFC president spoke with
FOX Sports shortly after
Holm's upset of Rousey and explained that the now-
former champion had to be stitched up after getting
knocked out in Australia. "Yeah, she went to the hospital," White said. "Her
lip is split, and they're going to have to sew her lip
and put some stitches in it."
Styles and Fashion AFRIMA2015
Its only at the Afrima you can see crazy styles and Fashion, Imagine what this lady is wearing!
Its her style Sha! Everybody has what made them unique!
See this!!!
Isn't see Gorgeous!
Live from AFRIMA 2015!
Stay close!
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Live from AFRIMA 2015!
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More Picx from the Red Carpet AFRIMA 2015
More pictures here from the AFRIMA 2015!
You need to see the Paparazzi at the Red Carpets!
Baba Kenny Ogungbe
The Awesome Cohbams Asuquo
The Jagaba Himself! Bola Tinubu
Tell me whats is name?
You need to see the Paparazzi at the Red Carpets!
Inside AFRIMA 2015
The event is gradually getting filled with fans and celebrities from different countries in Africa
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