EARN REAL MONEY WITH JUMAMIJULE NI SIMPE NA SMALL CAPITAL KWA MWEZI UNAPATA ZAIDI YA DOLAR 200$

By popular demand we are trying out a new time
for the Business Opportunity Webinar this week!

This time will enable people from more parts of
the world to attend the live call.

It's going to happen this Thursday, June 25th at 
2pm USA Eastern time.

Register here:
http://www.anymeeting.com/PIID=EB59DD82884A3C

To find out the time in your area just go here:

http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?msg=Four+Corners+Business+Opportunity+Webinar&iso=20150625T14&p1=179&ah=1

On this brand new webinar we'll be exploring all the
ways for you to achieve huge business growth and realize
your maximum profit potential for you and your team.

Four Corners CEO David Harrison will once again be
on hand to talk about just a few of the ways you 
can succeed big as a Four Corners member, as well 
as answer as many questions as humanly possible.

This new 2pm eastern time on Thursday the 25th will
be a hit with people worldwide, so it's important that
you register now!

That link again:

http://www.anymeeting.com/PIID=EB59DD8288

How to speek english smoothly try it now

The world has only so much space. When you write, your job is to use that space carefully. Some quick tips: find the right word and use it; when in doubt, cut it out; edit your work like it was written by someone you don’t like; use an active rather than passive voice. The general principle is simple: if you’ve heard a phrase more than a couple of times, and it isn’t key wording, essential in carrying meaning, or definitive in some way, try to get rid of it. You can get a good start by trying to avoid the following: there is/are/was/were it is/was that is/are/was/were which is/are/was/were who is/are/was/were You can also try to dump what I call "wazzle" (waffling and fuzzy) words, like "absolutely," "actually," "aspects," “basically," "definitely," "entirely," "extremely,""literally," "overall," "quite," "really," "situation," "truly," "ultimately," "virtually," and "very." "Could," "should," and "would" are also sometimes wazzlers. Watch out, too, for overuse of "therefore," "thus," "however," "moreover," "consequently," "nevertheless," and "hence." Save them for important turns or moments in your writing. When overused, they lose impact. Here's an analogy. Think of your writing in the same way you think about all the stuff you own. Now think of having a yard sale. What you put into your yard sale are the useless things that have been taking up space and that you have been stumbling over. At first you feel a little remorse in seeing it all go, but then, with your new, uncluttered world, you feel clean and nimble. And to complete the analogy: if no one buys your yard sale stuff, you take it to the dump. Before you go through the list, here is a challenge to put you in an anti-periphrastic mood. See how much of the following sentence, all forty-six words of it, that you can cut: Due to the fact that access to internet resources are actually at the present time very easy to access in many places, the vast majority of users seek to have those kinds of devices that are most easy to carry around with them wherever they go. How many? To check how it can be reduced to twelve words, go to the end of the list. A absolutely essential = essential aforementioned = DELETE a bigger/greater/higher/larger degree of = more a considerable amount of = DELETE OR BE SPECIFIC a decreased number of = fewer a distance of 28 kilometers = 28 kilometers Th a lesser/smaller degree of = less/fewer He noticed a lesser degree of errors = He noticed fewer errors. a lot of = many, much a majority of = most, much of, many a person who is xxx = a xxx person A person who is dedicated will succeed = A dedicated person will succeed. a total of seven xxxs = seven xxxs added bonus = bonus advance notice/reservations = notice/reservations advance warning = warning advance planning = planning after all is/was said and done = DELETE After all was said and done, the trip to the well was a disaster. all across = across all of = all all of a sudden = suddenly All of a sudden, Jack fell down and broke his crown = Jack suddenly fell down and broke his crown. all of these = these all-time record = record almost never = seldom along the lines of = like any and all = all appears on the surface to be = is OR appears to be This appears on the surface to be a serious accident. are/is such that = DELETE Jack and Jill are such that they are doomed to perish. are/was/were able to = can OR DELETE armed gunman = gunman assemble/attach together = assemble/attach as a matter of fact = in fact OR DELETE as a means to = to as a result of = because of as a whole = DELETE as a way to = to as being a = is a/was a OR DELETE Please note this as being an accident = Please note this was an accident. as it truly is = DELETE as of the moment = DELETE as the case may be = DELETE at a later date = later at the conclusion of = after at all times = always OR DELETE At all times, watch out for uncovered wells. at first glance = DELETE at the earliest possible date = soon OR as soon as possible at the present time = currently, now at the same time that = while at this point in time = now OR DELETE At this point in time, they are presumed drowned. autobiography of his [or her] life = autobiography B bald-headed = bald based in large part on = based on based on the fact that = since/because basic necessity = necessity basic fundamentals = basics OR fundamentals because of the fact of = because of begin to notice = notice Once we begin to notice the pattern . . . . being = DELETE Because of the well being deep, . . . = Because the well was deep, . . . being that = because best ever = best beyond a shadow of a doubt = DELETE blend together = blend both of these/them/the = both brings to mind = recalls/suggests This story brings to mind recalls the Pussy-in-the-well incident, involving Little Johnny Flynn. brief moment/summary = moment/summary but yet = but OR yet burning embers = embers by and large = DELETE by definition = DELETE Jack's actions are, by definition, unthinking. by leaps and bounds = DELETE by means of = by by the same token = DELETE OR similarly/likewise by the use of = using by virtue of [the fact that] = by C came to a realization = realized/recognized came to an abrupt end = end[ed] abruptly careful scrutiny = scrutiny carefully calculated = caculated They carefully calculated the number of steps up the hill. can be seen as = is OR DELETE classify into groups = classify clearly articulate = articulate close scrutiny = scrutiny close down [up] = close closely related to one another = closely related Jack and Jill are closely related to one another. collaborate together = collaborate combine together = combine When you combine together thirst and clumsiness, you get Jack and Jill. come to the understanding = understand common similarities = similarities comparatively larger/smaller than = larger than/smaller than compare and contrast = compare complete with each other = compete complete stranger = stranger completely eliminate/destroy/annihilate [etc]= eliminate completely filled/finished = filled/finished completely separate = separate concerning the matter of = about/regarding conduct an investigation into = investigate We will conduct an investigat[e]ation into the disappearance of Jack and Jill. connect[ed] together = connect[ed] continue into the future = continue OR DELETE continue on = continue consensus of opinion = consensus considered to be = DELETE The well was considered to be deep. core essence = DELETE correctional facility = jail crisis situation = crisis D dates back to = dates to depreciate in value = depreciate derived great pleasure from = enjoyed, appreciated, etc. despite the fact that = although did not succeed = failed Jack and Jill did not succeed = Jack and Jill failed. disappear from sight = disappear doomed to perish = doomed due to the effects = because due to the fact that = because dull in appearance = dull during the course of = during, while [TOP] E each and every [one] = each, every each individual = DELETE OR everyone each of = each early on in the = early in the each separate incident = each incident economically deprived = poor eliminate altogether = eliminate emergency situation = emergency The accident at the well was an emergency situation. enclosed herewith = enclosed end result = result engaged in = DELETE enter into = enter OR DELETE epic quest = quest OR epic They were are a[n] epic quest to fetch a pail of water. equal to one [each] another = equal equally as good = equally good OR equal erode away = erode every single one = each one, all, each exactly identical = identical exactly the same = the same For Jack, every well was exactly the same. F fair amount = DELETE [or be specific] fall down = fall famous celebrity = famous OR celebrity. Jill became a famous celebrity. few and far between = rare, unusual OR DELETE few in number = few filled to [full to] capacity = filled [full] final demise/destination/outcome = final OR DELETE first priority = priority first and foremost = first OR DELETE First and foremost, we need to find the cause of the accident. fly through the air = fly foreign imports = imports for all intents and purposes = DELETE for that which is = for the for the manner in which = because OR the way Then got in trouble for the manner in which [because] they were careless. for the purpose of = to, for foreseeable future = [when exactly?] free gift = gift frozen ice = ice future plans/prospects = plans OR prospects [TOP] G gain entry into = enter gather together = gather general consensus = consensus general public = public give an indication of = indicate We need to give an indication of our intentions = We need to indicate our intentions. give consideration to = consider grave crisis = crisis grow in size = grow H hand-in-hand = together has the ability to = can has/had/have a tendency to = often OR DELETE has/had/have been found to be = is/was/are Jill is has been found to be up the hill. has/had/have the ability to/capacity for = can/could has/had/have the effect of = DELETE has/had/have the opportunity to = can/could has had an effect upon = influenced hear the sound of = hear the I hear the sound of twelve drummers. heat up = heat [TOP] I I might add that = DELETE I myself = I [in a] clear and concise way = [concisely] concise in a situation in which = in If you [find] yourself in a situation in which [you have] fall[en] into a well . . . in a very real sense = DELETE in a way that is clear = clearly OR clear way Say it in a way that is clear = Say it clearly. in actuality = DELETE in all likelihood/probability = likely/probably In all likelihood, they [probably] did not survive the fall. in close proximity = near in connection with = about in essence = DELETE in excess of = more than in light of the fact that = because In light of the fact that [Because] hills are steep, people fall down them. in keeping with = AVOID in itself = DELETE in nature = DELETE in order to = to in order to make her argument stronger = to strenghen her argument in reality = DELETE In reality, she is an effective politician. in reference to = about/regarding in the event that = if in the neighborhood of = about in the vicinity of = near in today's society = today in spite of = despite in spite of the fact that = although in such a way = in a way in terms of = DELETE in the area of = in OR around It happened in the area of Dallas. in the course of = during, while in the event that = if in the final analysis = finally OR DELETE in the light of = considering OR DELETE in the majority of instances = usually In the majority of instances, fetching water is usually safe. in the midst of = during, amid in the nature of = DELETE in the near future = soon OR DELETE in the not too distant future = soon OR DELETE in the vicinity of = near in their own right = DELETE in this day and age = currently, now, today in today's society = today in view of the fact that = because in which = DELETE Here is the book in which you will find it = You will find it in this book. inadvertent error = error inner feelings = feelings integrate/join together = integrate/join interestingly enough = DELETE intertwine[d] together = intertwine[d] invisible to see = invisible irregardless = DELETE is a reflection of = reflects His clumsiness is a reflection of reflects his impatience. is able to = can OR DELETE is an important factor in = DELETE Fear is an important factor in motivation = Fear motivates. is aware of the fact that = knows is described as being = is OR is described as is found to be = is is going to = will is helpful in understanding = clarifies is in conflict with = conflicts with/is against is in contrast to = contrasts with is of significant importance = is significant OR is important is scared of = fears is seen as = is is something that is = is Honesty is something that is the best policy. is well aware that = understands is when = is OR DELETE is where = DELETE is/was more or less = is/was it appears/seems as though = it appears OR DELETE it can be seen that = DELETE It can be seen that Jill fell down. it could happen that = could/may/might it goes to show that = DELETE it is/was = DELETE It is this ability to have well-related accidents that made them famous. it is clear/evident/apparent that = DELETE it is crucial/important that = must/should OR DELETE it is interesting/important to note that = DELETE it is necessary that = must/should OR DELETE it is only a matter of time before = DELETE OR eventually it is possible that = DELETE it is rarely the case that [X] happens = [X] rarely happens it is seen being used in = is used in Money is seen being used in settling lawsuits OR Money can settle lawsuits. it should be noted/pointed out that = DELETE OR note that it would seem [appear] that = DELETE itself = DELETE [TOP] J join/gather together = join/gather joint collaboration = collaboration joyous celebration = celebration K kind of = DELETE kneel down = kneel L lag behind = lag large [small] in size = large [small] The well was large in size. last but not least = finally lasting legacy = legacy Jack and Jill have left a lasting legacy for the nursery rhyme business. later on = later lift up = lift local residents = residents longer/shorter in length = longer/shorter look ahead to the future = look ahead. plan OR DELETE M made out of = made from, made of mainly focuses on = focuses on major breakthrough = breakthrough make a decision = decide make a determination = decide make an assumption = assume made [make] an effort = tried [try] Jack needs to make an effort = Jack needs to try. make contact with = contact make/made reference to = refer to manner in which = way many different kinds of = many kinds of many different ways = many ways meet together = meet mental attitude = attitude merge together = merge mix together = mix more or less = DELETE [OR be specific] more preferable = preferable most likely = likely Jack and Jill will most likely fall down the hill. mutual agreement = agreement mutual respect for each other/one another = mutual respect [TOP] N nape of the neck = nape native habitat = habitat natural instinct = instinct necessary prerequisite = prerequisite never before = never new invention/innovation = invention/innovation new record = record [as in SET A NEW RECORD] new recruit = recruit no one but = only No one but [Only] Jack could fall down the hill so easily. nod[ded] his head = nod[ded] Jill told Jack to nod his head. none at all = none nostalgia for the past = nostalgia not the least of them being = AVOID O of great importance = DELETE OR is important off of = off OR from old adage/custom = custom/adage on a daily basis = daily on account of the fact that = because on the basis of = because, based on on the grounds that = because on the occasion of = on/preparing for On the occasion of Preparing for their adventure, they packed rope. on the situation of = about on the subject of = about OR DELETE on the surface level = on the surface on the whole = DELETE On the whole, Jack and Jill were inexperienced climbers. on top of all this = moreover OR DELETE one of the more = DELETE one of the most interesting = DELETE only serves to = DELETE open up = open over and over again = repeatedly over exaggerate = exaggerate overall goal = goal overall structure = structure overexaggerate = exaggerate owing to the fact that = because P particular type of = DELETE past experience = experience past history = history past memories = memories pay you the amount of $2,000 = pay you $2,000 penetrate into = penetrate period of time = period, time, OR DELETE perhaps this may be = this may be OR perhaps this is personal friend = friend personal opinion = opinion personally, I feel/think/believe = I feel/think/believe Personally, [I think] the hill is too steep. pick and choose = pick OR choose plan ahead/in advance= plan play[s] an important role = DELETE [be specific] polar opposites = opposites possible courses of action = choices They had two possible courses of action = They had two choices. previous/prior to = before proceed ahead = proceed prior to = before protest against = protest providing that = provided put to use = use puzzling in nature = puzzling [TOP] Q quite clearly = DELETE R readily apparent = apparent real truth/life = truth/life reconsider again = reconsider refer/reflect/reply back = refer/reflect/reply regardless of the fact that = although repeat[ed] [over and over] again = repeat[ed] respective/respectively = DELETE right up to the = up to the OR to the Jack went right [up] to the well and fell in. rise up = rise round [square,rectangular] in shape = round [square, rectangular] S safe haven = haven says exactly the same thing = repeats scrutinize carefully = scrutinize seems to infer = infers seek/prefer to have = seek/prefer serious danger = danger serve the purpose of = DELETE serves to explain/show = explain/show set a new record = set a record Jack set a new record for falling into wells. shout loudly = shout shrugged her shoulders = shrugged similar to = like Jack and Jill are, in their falling-down way, similar to like Humpty Dumpty. small in size = small so much so = DELETE and be exact some kind of = DELETE somewhere in the neighborhood of = about Jack weighed somewhere in the neighborhood of about 170 pounds. sort of = DELETE spell out in detail = spell out OR DELETE start to gain some momentum = gain some momentum As they begin to fall down the hill, they will start to gain some momentum. state of affairs = DELETE [vague] Their accident was a terrible state of affairs. still has yet = has yet study in depth = study subsequent to = after subsequent to the use of = after using sudden impulse = impulse sum total = total OR sum summarize briefly = summarize surrounded on all sides = surrounded sworn affidavit = affidavit symbolically represents = represents OR symbolizes [TOP] T take action = act take into account = consider taken the time = DELETE If Jack would have taken the time to think about it, . . . = Had Jack thought about it, . . . tall in height = tall terrible/horrible tragedy = tragedy that/this being said = DELETE that exists = DELETE that exists between/with/among = between/with/among that is/are/were = DELETE when possible that is to say = DELETE the colour green = green the complete opposite of = the opposite of Jack is the complete opposite of Jill. the end OR final result = the result the extent to which = DELETE The extent to which Jack was injured was clear = Jack was severely injured. the human race = humans OR humanity OR people the fact that = that OR DELETE the fact remains = DELETE the final conclusion = the conclusion the majority of = most/many the manner/means by which = how the month of September = September The nature of the [NOUN] = The [NOUN] the overall plan = the plan the possibility exists for = may/might/could The possibility exists for no rain = It might not rain. The purpose of the XXXX is to illustrate/show/demonstrate = XXXX illustrates/shows/demonstrates the reason is because = the reason/because the reason why [is that] = the reason, why, because the role reversal between the two = the role reversal In watching Jack and Jill, we see the role reversal between the two. the type OR use of = DELETE there is a tendency = DELETE OR BE SPECIFIC there is/are/was/were = DELETE This is a way to get . . . = This gets . . . total destruction = destruction to a certain extent = DELETE OR BE SPECIFIC to be = DELETE The well was considered to be deep. to be in a position to = to to make a plan/decision = to plan/decide to make an acquisition = to acquire to make an arrangement = to arrange true fact = fact two p.m. in the afternoon = two p.m. two a.m. in the morning = two a.m. U ultimate fate = fate ultimate objective/goal/aim = objective OR goal OR aim unexpected emergency = emergency unexpected surprise = surprise unintentional mistake = mistake unique in his own way = DELETE Jack was unique in his own way. united as one = united until such time as = until upon first glance = DELETE Upon first glance, they seemed like a nice couple. useless in function = useless utmost perfection = perfection V vacillate back and forth = vacillate valuable asset = asset various different = various very unique = unique violent explosion = explosion virtually = DELETE visible to the eye = visible [TOP] W warn in advance = warn we are of the opinion that = we believe we as a society = we OR society We can see that = AVOID we were found to be in agreement = we agreed well aware of = aware were in attendance = attended what is important is = DELETE when all is said and done = DELETE When all is said and done, Jack and Jill tumbled down the well. whether or not = whether/if OR DELETE which have been found to be = are OR DELETE which is/are/were = DELETE WHEN POSSIBLE will come in the future = will come will have an effect on = will effect with the possible exception of = except for OR unlike With the possible exception of[Unlike] Jack and Jill, most people are careful around wells. who are/was/were = DELETE why it functions the way it does = how it functions with regard to = about/regarding with the [possible] exception of = except for with this is mind = DELETE witnessed first hand = witnessed X Y young in age = young Z Due to the fact that access to internet resources are actually at the present time very easy to access in many places, the vast majority of users seek to have those kinds of devices that are most easy to carry around with them wherever they go. = Because the Internet is available most places, users often prefer portable devices. That's twelve words in place of forty-six. Easy peasy.

12 Habits Of Couples That Are Actually Happy

1. Finding peaceful resolutions to disputes.

There’s no way in any relationship, no matter how perfect, that you’re going to avoid conflict altogether. Strong couples fight. It happens! But they also find peaceful resolutions to their arguments.

2. Spending quality time.

Life can get busy for us. You have your careers, your hobbies, your friends, maybe even kids, and it can add up to a busy schedule. But the happiest couples take time out of all that for each other. They spend quality time together.

3. Helping each other grow.

In a happy relationship, both people involved want nothing more than to see the other grow. They keep an ear to the ground for new possibilities that can help their partner grow and develop.

4. Having integrity.

Happy couples can trust each other and neither party does anything to jeopardize that. They live with integrity and expect fairness and reliability of themselves.

5. Having loyalty.

Being in a relationship isn’t about spending every waking minuter together. When not together, faithfulness isn’t considered an option but a requirement.

6. Respecting one another as people.

Part of a relationship is remembering that your partner is a flesh and blood human with the same hopes and feelings you have. You may not always think what they like is worthwhile, but it’s important to respect them as people.

7. Supporting one another during hard times.

And good times too. I’m no fan of marriage personally, but “for better or for worse” are words we can apply to every relationship.

8. Reminding themselves that all relationships are different.

Every relationship is different. Each one you have in your life, if you have more than one, is going to be a little different. So it’s important to remember that you can’t apply the principles and goals of your last relationship to your current one.

9. Putting an emphasis on listening.

Listening can be hard to get out of people sometimes. Smart phones, computers, video games, distraction after distraction impedes our ability to devote our full attention to anything. Make a conscious, dedicated effort to listen to your partner.

10. Being thoughtful.

It’s an art being lost these days. Picking up some flowers after work, surprising them with a gift they really wanted – keep it interesting. Be thoughtful.

11. Turning the bad into some good.

It’s hard to do, but the happiest couples use strife to their advantage and use the bad times to improve upon the good.

12. Having realistic expectations of each other

Here’s Why You Need To Let Go Of People Who No Longer Play An Important Role In Your Lif

 

1. They’ve simply changed.

People do change over time. In any relationship, be it platonic or romantic, it’s important that you be able to grow with people as opposed to apart from them. If it’s the latter, it may be time to move on from the relationship.

2. There isn’t any trust or loyalty there.

If you have good reason not to trust a friend or to question the loyalty of a lover, that’s a clear sign it’s time to let go of that relationship. You have to be able to fully be yourself with the people in your life.

3. You’re feeling unclear about your relationship.

If you’re not sure what the relationship even is anymore, where you stand, and what your path forward is, that’s a pretty clear sign it’s time to let go.

4. The relationship is damaging to you.

This one is fairly obvious. You hang out with them and they leave you feeling a little blue. Maybe it’s a sign you shouldn’t see them anymore.

5. You just don’t see eye to eye.

Are you constantly arguing about everything? Can you never agree on where to go and what to do? You’re just not seeing eye to eye anymore! It might be time to let go.

6. You’re the one putting in all the effort.

I think we’ve all had a friendship like this. You call them up and maybe they’ll come have a drink with you or go for a hike. But if you don’t ever reach out, you’ll never hear from them. Yeah, it’s time to leave them behind.

7. They don’t believe in you.

I’ve had friends like this too. You get to the point where you’re no longer willing to even talk about the things in your life because they either disagree with the move or simply don’t think you’ll succeed and have no problem saying it to their faces. Yeah, time to let go.

8. The relationship just isn’t working for you.

Pretty simple, huh?

Akon Plans to Bring Solar Electricity to 600 Million People in Africa

Even those of us who are not fans of pop music and showbiz have heard the name Akon. Now, it seems that the interests and talents of this Senegalese-American RnB singer go beyond music as he is launching a major initiative with a purpose to improve the lives of millions of Africans.
The initiative called Akon Lighting Africa aims to bring solar power energy to 600 million people in rural Africa who don’t have electricity at all.
With 320 days of sunshine a year, Africa is a perfect fit for solar power but yet lacks experts and technicians who would have the knowledge necessary to bring innovative sustainable technologies to African households.
“We have the sun and innovative technologies to bring electricity to homes and communities. We now need to consolidate African expertise and that is our objective,” said Samba Baithily, co-founder of Akon Lighting Africa.
For this purpose, Akon plans to open a ‘Solar Academy’ this summer in Bamako, Mali. Training and equipment provided by European specialists will give Solar Academy graduates all the necessary knowledge and skills to implement this ambitious project. In particular, the future engineers will be trained to build and maintain small power systems called “micro-grids,” which have been developing quickly in rural Africa.
Not only will this help provide African communities with electricity, but it will also create new job positions. Considering the fact that 70% of the African population is under 35 years old, this is a major step in improving the living conditions of many people in this continent.

Advertisements

“We are doing more than just investing in clean energy. We are investing in human capital. We can achieve great milestones and accelerate the African transformation process on condition that we start training a new generation of highly qualified African engineers, technicians and entrepreneurs now,” said Baithily.
In fact, it’s not Akon’s first philanthropic initiative. Back in 2007, he launched a charity organization called the Konfidence Foundation, which aims to raise the levels of literacy and education among unprivileged African and American children, as well as to support and improve health conditions for poor families in Senegal, West Africa and the United States

3 Main Ways To Tell If Someone Is Lying

sure enough to call them out on it, only to find out later that you were right all along?  As much as life is about love and community and friendship, it is also about wisdom and discernment.
As nice as it would be to live in a world where everyone is honest and transparent, the truth is, we have a long way to go with that still.  Something that can really help you on your journey is being able to distinguish between a lie and a truth.  It is good to learn the ways to identify a lie NOW so that you don’t have to learn the hard way through experience later.
Whether it be a co-worker, friend, family member, or peer, here are 3 main ways to tell if someone is lying to you:

1) Their body language changes

It has been estimated that about 55% of all communication boils down to body language.  We are biologically wired to be able to read body language, and knowing how to identify specific movements and gestures is a good way to prevent yourself from falling victim to a liar.  Here are a few body language signs to look for if someone is lying:

1. They are blinking rapidly (trying to be more convincing)
2. They aren’t making eye contact (either out of guilt, or trying to think of a story on the spot in their head)
3. They may put their fingers on their mouth (subconscious way to prevent them from spilling the beans)
4. The stare at you very still without blinking (forcefully trying to remain calm)
5. They change their head position quickly (to replicate an ‘AHA!’ moment)

These 5 things, in combination with what we are about to talk about, are signature body language behaviours that most liars display.

2) Their tone of voice changes

It is estimated that about 38% of communication involves tone, volume, flow, pitch, and speed.  They may start talking more quietly, more quickly, or stumble over their words.  They may stutter a bit as well because they are trying to make up a story as they go along.  You may also notice that they are giving you too MUCH information as an attempt to make themselves super convincing to masquerade their lies.
Their voice may carry a sense of nervousness, anxiety, or fear when there is no need for it to exist.  If you ask someone “Where were you today?” and they did nothing wrong, there is no logical reason why they should be nervous, stumble over their words, or try to overly convince you of where they were.  Body language combined with tone of voice accounts for the majority of human communication, and learning how to read both of these will give you a huge leg up.

3) Their energy field changes

It is estimated that the remaining 7% of communication is verbal in nature and consists of words.  These numbers, by the way, come from a study done by professor of psychology Dr. Albert Mehrabian which tested verbal and non-verbal communication.  If someone lies and says “I don’t have a problem with you!”, he concluded that 93% of the communication could be picked up by the tone of voice and body language.
I personally think 7% is too high of a number, because his studies failed to include other important ingredients which are just as scientific.  Intuition, pre-cognition, and empathy.  A lot of people identify with being an empath, meaning they can literally feel the thoughts and feelings another person is having.  If you have a strong intuition and are empathetic in nature, I would argue that you can discern the remaining 9% using these tools alone, leaving only 1% to actual words.
How does it feel in your stomach and in your heart?  Does it feel similar to how you felt a separate time when someone was lying to you?  If you are standing with them, pay attention to how their energy field feels.  Is it one of defense, lies, and manipulation?
Science tells us that body language and tone make up the majority of a person’s communication, and experience tells us that intuition and empathetic ability can account for majority of the rest.  Spiritually speaking, 100% of communication is non-verbal.  It’s all communicated through the energy field and through the thought field.  If you are in touch with that aspect of yourself, and combine that with this new knowledge about tone of voice and body language, you are well equipped to see through the veils of deception.
Hope this helps!

Kofi Annan amtaka Nkurunziza kujiuzulu

Koffi Annan

Aliyekuwa katibu mkuu wa umoja wa mataifa Koffi Annan amemtaka rais wa Burundi Pierre Nku

runziza kujiuzulu huku uchaguzi mkuu ukiahirishwa.
Kumekuwa na maandamano ya ghasia nchini Burundi pamoja na mapinduzi yaliofeli tangu Nkurunziza atangaze kuwa atawania muhula mwengine wa tatu wa urais katika kile watu wanaamni ni ukiukaji wa katiba.
Annan ameiambia BBC kwamba rais huyo amepoteza uhalali wake na sasa anafaa kujiuzulu iwapo anawajali raia wa Burundi.

10 Things You Need To Remember If You Love Someone With Anxiety

1. They’re cool as heck.

People with anxiety are still people, just like you and me. They’re still pretty awesome people. No need to treat them any differently.

2. It’s not a limitation.

Their anxiety isn’t necessarily ideal, but it’s also not to be seen as a limitation.

3. Sometimes they flee.

Like introverts, there are times that people with anxiety need to flee from you and the world as a whole. They need time to recharge and center themselves.

4. Sometimes they ignore you.

But don’t take it personally. People with anxiety aren’t always up for interacting with you or anyone else. They need their alone time to deal.

5. Change can be hard.

Any change, big or small, can be difficult for a person with anxiety to manage. If you’re going through a large change, like a move for example, be conscious of the fact that it may effect the person you love with anxiety in some profound and sometimes undetectable ways.

6. Your companionship is important.

They may not always be social butterflies and they may need time away from you, but your companionship is important to them. However…

7. They don’t need you to worry if they’re panicking.

While you’re companionship is important, they don’t need your worry. Chances are, the person you love with anxiety has found ways to cope on their own, and it probably doesn’t involve you fretting over them.

8. They know their anxiety is sometimes irrational.

But it doesn’t make it any less real. They definitely don’t need you to tell them that they’re getting worked up over nothing. They probably know.

9. They get overwhelmed easily.

So when the person you love with anxiety needs to withdraw, let them. It’ll only be temporary.

10. They’re more than the sum of their anxiety.

Famous Actors That Died Too Young

there is never a good time to lose our favorite actors and actresses, we have lost some celebrities that were simply to young to pass away. We have put together this slideshow in order to commemorate their work that we would love for you to check out. Let us know in the comments if we have missed any names!

James Dean (1931-1955)

James Dean was the star of some of 50’s major hits like East of Eden, Rebel without a Cause, and Giant. He is ranked at #18 in AFI’s 100 Years…100 Stars list and is a prominent cult icon in the movie industry. He was only 24 years old when he passed away from a car accident.

Bruce Lee (1940-1973)

One of Martial Art’s biggest icons is Bruce Lee. His popular movies include Fist of Fury, Enter the Dragon, and Way of the Dragon (ever wondered who would win in a fight between Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris, then watch this film!). Bruce Lee died at the age of 32 from cerebral edema. His son, Brandon Lee, suffered a similar tragedy; he was accidently shot while shooting the film The Crow. Brandon died at the young age of 28 and like his father, his legacy as cultural icon continues with their fans.

Marilyn Monroe (1926-1962)

Hollywood’s most notable sex symbol, Marilyn Monroe, starred in popular titles like Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, The Seven Year Itch, and Some Like it Hot. She was only 36 years old when she was found dead; autopsy concluded that the cause of death was due to barbiturate overdose.

Heath Ledger (1979-2008)

With noteworthy performances in The Patriot, Brokeback Mountain, and as the Joker in the Dark Knight, Heath Ledger’s death came as a shock to all. The actor died at the young age of 28 due to intoxication caused by abusing prescription medication.

Photo by cinemafestival / Shutterstock.com

Phillip Seymour Hoffman (1967-2014)

Phillip Seymour Hoffman’s most iconic role came with his portrayal of the author Truman Capote in the film Capote.  Hoffman had received numerous awards – including the prestigious Academy Awards for Best Actor. His other famous performances include Charlie Wilson’s War, Doubt, The Master, and The Hunger Games. He passed away in February of 2014 at the age of 46; it was ruled that he had died from, “acute mixed drug intoxication, including heroin, cocaine, benzodiazepines and amphetamine.

Brittany Murphy (1977-2009)

Brittany Murphy’s performances in Clueless, 8 mile, Sin City, and as the voice of Luanne Platter (King of the Hill) are some of her most memorable works. She passed away in December 2009 at the age of 32 primarily due to pneumonia.

Photo by Vinicius Tupinamba / Shutterstock.com

Gary Coleman (1968-2010)

Gary Coleman’s most notable character came to us as Arnold Jackson in the show Diff’rent Strokes – his cuteness as a young boy won the hearts of all that watched the show. As an adult, he was unfortunately surrounded by misery and spent a good portion of it depressed. He passed away in 2010 at the age of 42 from an accident; he had fallen down the stairs.

Photo by Joe Seer / Shutterstock.com

Jean Harlow (1911-1937)

Known as the “platinum blonde” and the “blonde bombshell’, Jean Harlow was a successful actress and a sex symbol in the 1930’s. She starred in movies like Hell’s Angels, Red Dust, and Suzy. She died due to cerebral edema at the age of 26.

Paul Walker (1973-2013)

Paul Walker is mostly remembered by his character Brian O’Conner in the Fast and Furious movie series. The actor passed away in a car accident and was only 40 years of age. Good news for Walker fans is that they will get to see him once again in Fast and Furious 7 which is scheduled to be released in April of 2015.

Photo by Miguel Campos / Shutterstock.com

Honorable Mentions

Judy Garland
Andy Kaufman
Cory Monteith
Natalie Wood
Sal Mineo
Brad Renfro
Tupac ShakurJayne Mansfield
Gida Radner
Whitney Houston
Elvis Presley
Phil Hartman

Here’s What This Line On Your Hand Reveals About Your Personality And Life

We’ve all heard palm readers try to tell us what the different lines on our hands actually mean, but they’re often rather off. For thousands of years, people have read palms to try to tell a person’s character and emotions. To be clear, the heart line begins near the middle of your hand at the edge of your palm and ends toward the pinky finger.

Which heart line is yours?

1) If this is your heart line, you’re the ambitious one! You’re independent, intelligent, and have a lot of good qualities when it comes to judgement and making decisions. You may have a selfish, materialistic outlook on life though. Use your good qualities to better your community and yourself.
2) If this is your hear line, you’re more considerate, kind, and trustworthy with people. You tend to give away your heart a little too freely. It may take work, but it’s important to know when to be guarded.
3) If this is your heart line, you tend to be content and confident in your love life, whether you’re single or in a relationship. You’re happy every way.
4) This one was my heart line! You’re patient, caring, calm, warm-hearted and full of good intentions. You’re the charitable type. This one read me like a poem!