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    kaylar wrote a new post, A Little Trip About Watching Serials On Line 7 years, 10 months ago

    One of the up sides is that you can watch what you want to watch when you want to watch it.   You can stop the show to answer the phone or use the bathroom.

    The operative word is ‘Can’.

    You must collect a […]

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    kaylar wrote a new post, Books You Must Read – by Edgar Allan Poe 7 years, 10 months ago

    This author needs to be read periodically.  From his poems to short stories,  some need to be read out loud.

    He was born in 1809 and died forty years later.   He is is best known for his tales of mystery and the […]

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    Nemzie Bayawa replied to the topic How's the feeling if miss someone you love? in the forum Group logo of Thinkers GroupThinkers Group 7 years, 10 months ago

    I AGREE. ONE MUST KNOW THE FEELING OF MISSING SOMEONE SO WE COULD EXPLAIN WHAT LOVE IS. WITHOUT EXPERIENCING SUCH EMOTION, WE CANNOT SAY THAT A PERSON IS IMPORTANT TO US.

    FROM TIME TO TIME, WE NEED TO EXAMINE OURSELVES IF WE MISSED THOSE PEOPLE WE TEND TO LOVE FOR IT IS ONE WAY OF KNOWING THE VALUE OF THEIR EXISTENCE.

    MISSING SOMEONE DOESN’T…[Read more]

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    Nemzie Bayawa replied to the topic How's the feeling if miss someone you love? in the forum Group logo of Thinkers GroupThinkers Group 7 years, 10 months ago

    EMPTINESS. I felt like I’m empty inside when I missed someone. The first time I am away with my family, I felt so alone. Even my mind can think properly, like an empty nut.

    INCOMPLETE. It best describes my feeling when I missed someone I love. As if my day is not complete. As if everything I’ve done within the day is not worth it or something is…[Read more]

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    Nemzie Bayawa replied to the topic Updating or editing past blogs.. in the forum Group logo of About LiteracyBaseAbout LiteracyBase 7 years, 10 months ago

    Editing past blogs are not appropriate. I suggest you can have the same topic but create your own content. Because one topic can be written in million ways or can be explained differently, depending on how you can view it.

    Anyways, that is just my own opinion. 🙂

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    Cassy Janine wrote a new post, BANANA: ITS USES AND BENEFITS 7 years, 10 months ago

    I as a daughter of a farmer loves banana, which is very common in our place. It is one of my favorite fruits.

    As I have known, my country, the Philippines is one of the great exporters of banana and is providing […]

    • Nice blog. I, for one, enjoy bananas. Bananas can, also, be a source to heal or alleviate muscle pains. There is a particular banana tea that is supposed to cure insomnia. A mixture of water, bananas and cinnamon can be added in boiling water. Anyone who is interested, please let me know and if I find it, I will be glad to send you the instructions. Also, my darling wife, prepares for us a nice smoothie with some of our bananas. You had mentioned hernia in your blog. I, personally, had a belly button hernia that got, surgically, removed. So, I guess that qualifies me to understand the discomforts that a hernia brings. Hernias are no fun and prompt surgical intervention is key in order to get much added relief. Thanks for sharing.

      • Thank you. We don’t have banana tea products yet here in our place but I want to know more of it. I appreciate it if you write the instructions or ways to make one. I will wait for you to write a blog about it. It will be a help to those who have an insomnia problem since banana is accessible and available anywhere I think.

    • A good and informative blog. In India, it is known as the poor man’s fruit. Whatever may be the reasons to call it so, it occupies a very significant role in the diet of an Indian.
      There are many varieties in Banana as you said in the blog. In India, we got a variety called CHEKKARAKELI which will be very small in size and rich in taste. It will be of 8Cms in length and the layer will be very thin in light pink or maroon color. It is found mostly in the Southern part of South India especially in Andhra Pradesh. Another variety is known for its color and will be of 8 cms in size with very thick skin in yellow color.It will be quite different in taste with a combination of sweet and salt. Another variety will be having black dots on the skin. They are very sweet and rich in taste. People enjoy this variety mostly and in their anxiety eat more than what they actually can tolerate. Of course, it can be digested easily.
      Banana has got many medicinal values. It is used in many medicines of Ayurveda and also in Yunani methods in treating diseases successfully. The skin of Banana is a bad conductor of heat. As such it is preferred for healing many skin problem and cracks on the heels. It is asked to take along with asafoetida in Yunani method of treating the diseases. They will prescribe the quantity of the Asafoetida to be taken along with the Banana.
      In rural India, people use the bark of the Banana tree in their diet. It is cut into small pieces and a curry is prepared for taking along with rice. This is very effective in curing the kidney problem and melting down the stones in Kidneys. The people in Urban areas are now preferring to use this in their diet and finally, it has become so popular that it is served in 5 star hotels as a special dish.
      The flower also is used for preparing curry which will be quite tasty. The chips made of Banana will be available in various tastes and colors. As in the Philippines, serving food in a Banana leaf is a must in a good restaurant and it is a Hindu tradition to take meals in the Banana leaves.

      • Well said sir @shatdarsanam. As I read your additional information about the said topic, it seems that India and Philippines have the same ways on how to use the different parts of banana.
        Thank you for sharing your thoughts and knowledge about it.

    • I heard a cliche’ And Apple a day keeps the Doctor away. So can bananas very important food source, much needed details. Great blog

      • Hi, @Damita Cherry. I must say that banana is a very important food since it gives lots of nutrients needed by our body. Aside from that, it is one of the most affordable fruits one could buy. One intake of banana daily is enough.
        However, if not available in your place, there’s no need to worry about. As we all know, any fruits and vegetables can be a substitute because they contain some of the nutrients that a banana have.

    • Banana facts

      Bananas may have been the world’s first cultivated fruit. Archaeologists have found evidence of banana cultivation in New Guinea as far back as 8000 B.C.
      Bananas are produced mainly in tropical and subtropical areas of Africa, Asia and the Americas, as well as the Canary Islands and Australia.
      Bananas do not grow on trees. The banana plant is classified as an arborescent (tree-like) perennial herb, and the banana itself is considered a berry.
      The correct name for a bunch of bananas is a hand; a single banana is a finger.
      Nearly all the bananas sold in stores are cloned from just one variety, the Cavendish banana plant, originally native to Southeast Asia.
      The Cavendish replaced the Gros Michel after that variety was wiped out by fungus. The Gros Michel reportedly was bigger, had a longer shelf life and tasted better.
      The Cavendish may face the same fate as the Gros Michel within the next 20 years, botanists say.
      Bananas are also called plantains. But in general use, “banana” refers to the sweeter form of the fruit, which is often eaten uncooked, while “plantain” refers to a starchier fruit that is often cooked before eating.
      There are 50 recognized species of banana.
      Wild bananas grow throughout Southeast Asia, but most are inedible for humans, as they are studded with hard seeds.
      The vast majority of bananas grown today are for consumption by the farmers or the local community. Only 15 percent of the global production of the fruit is grown for export.
      India is the leading producer of bananas worldwide, accounting for 23 percent of the total banana production, though most of the Indian plantains are for domestic use.
      In 1923, sheet music for a popular song titled “Yes, We Have No Bananas!” sold upward of a thousand copies a day.
      Harry Belafonte’s version of the “Banana Boat Song” was released on the first album to sell over a million copies, Belafonte’s “Calypso.”

    • banana is so lovely and all do like to eat it but its not the most nutrient food, apple is healthier to eat and has more benefits thatn banan, but people ten dto eat banana for its amazing taste, one apple is equal to many bananas, and though i eat banan more since it affordable and tasty i have to admit that apple is healthier, and as other member said that apple a day keeps the doctor away, and that is why we have lots of food in different shapes and vitamins and this and that, so we do not get board eating one only, Thank God that we need to eat varity food. it is health and fresh food what make it happy life
      thanks for you posting such post, and banana is the same in any place, same formula, there is no bad banana or god banana, so eat any banana so you get literaly exact vitamins, have agood time eating it all people

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    Cassy Janine wrote a new post, CHANGE FOR PEACE IS EVERYONE’S INTEREST 7 years, 10 months ago

    Nowadays, it seems that everybody is longing for a change. Comparing the situation of the country today, to that of 20 or more years ago, peace and order are already out of proportion to violence and crimes. It is […]

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    Cassy Janine wrote a new post, SAYINGS ABOUT WHAT LIFE IS 7 years, 10 months ago

    How can you define love through sayings? How can you explain what life is? Life could be.

    I would rather be ashes than dust. I would rather have my spark burn out in a brilliant blaze than be stifled by dry […]

    • Thank you. These are all the saying written with experience. Hence, they are golden sayings which one should accept as infallible.
      Sometimes, we as innocents may not agree with some of the golden sayings remaining in a cage having four corners but once we come out and go on a living in a dynamic society the value of these sayings can be felt.
      Note them all and give a reading at least once in a week to make our life perfect and meaningful.

    • One can only agree with those sayings if they go through such experiences. Life is indeed has a lot to say.
      I agree that we must read those golden sayings regularly to enrich our knowledge about what life is and to live it accordingly.

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    Cassy Janine wrote a new post, ENGLISH LANGUAGE OF DIFFERENT ACCENT: RESPECT 7 years, 10 months ago

    Everyone is concerned about accent and pronunciation of English words. Some are fascinated by it and others make foolishness out of it. I, for instance, was captivated with the accent of the people in […]

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    kaylar replied to the topic Trump Tweets – A continuing discussion in the forum Group logo of Making Money OnlineMaking Money Online 7 years, 10 months ago

    I am being ‘sarcastic’ when I call them abductees.    I have some genius friends.  One had been headhunted from one major company to another, and then no less than Dell went after him.  He was going to buy a house here, he had everything here, and you never would have thought he’d of left. But they offered him a package if I write it here you wou…[Read more]

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    kaylar wrote a new post, The Upside of Not Being Politically Correct 7 years, 10 months ago

    Let me begin with this fact; we are not, NOT politically correct in Jamaica.   Oh, the painted media mouths will twist their lips and bite their tongues, and make it seem that a cess pool is sanitation deprived, […]

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    kaylar wrote a new post, The Upside of America for Americans 7 years, 10 months ago

    Way back, in the 1950s, America used to trawl Jamaica for domestic servants, hospital and farm workers.  For whatever reason, America had a dearth of such persons seeking employment, so set upon Jamaica.   J […]

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    kaylar replied to the topic Trump Tweets – A continuing discussion in the forum Group logo of Making Money OnlineMaking Money Online 7 years, 10 months ago

    my response to you has just inspired an article

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    kaylar replied to the topic Trump Tweets – A continuing discussion in the forum Group logo of Making Money OnlineMaking Money Online 7 years, 10 months ago

    Yeah, but we aren’t as worried as I thought we would be.   We’ve gotten into a lot of trade deals with other countries, and have been replacing many American imports with others… for example, (this is coming from the ‘me’ who is a frequent shopper) there used to be a huge quantity of cooking oil from America on the shelves.  Today, the m…[Read more]

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    kaylar replied to the topic Updating or editing past blogs.. in the forum Group logo of About LiteracyBaseAbout LiteracyBase 7 years, 10 months ago

    I don’t think you can… unless there’s a change in the basics

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    kaylar replied to the topic Trump Tweets – A continuing discussion in the forum Group logo of Making Money OnlineMaking Money Online 7 years, 10 months ago

    If you were with me in Jamaica right now, you’d hear how people are laughing at him and America. You’d know that America is NOT the world, that people have other opinions and as Jamaica is not Politically Correct, we express them.

     

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    kaylar wrote a new post, Getting What You Ordered; Why Surprise? 7 years, 10 months ago

    Some years ago I was in a fancy restaurant with friends of mine.  At another table came one of those pretentious females.  She was a bit overdressed, a bit loud, and somewhat amusing.

    In an unnecessarily loud v […]

    • The previous Presidents of the U.S were posing themselves as true Americans and remained as such the completion of their term of office. They remained, enjoyed, and did not and said nothing for the U.S.
      Mr. Trump on the contrary and beyond the expectations of his own non-supporters in the Elections has bent upon keeping and giving a shape to the promises he addressed and made during the Election campaign.
      The construction of Wall along the Mexican border has been the centerpiece of his promises made in the Campaign. He wanted to fulfill it after becoming the President. There is no surprise in it. It happens rarely. It appears as a great surprise because no previous Presidents tried to pay attention to the promises made in the election campaign.

      How one can criticize Mr. Donald if he says and declares his country is for safety and welfare of Christians and takes steps to this effect.

      He is not a lady ordering something in the restaurant which she does not know and protest latter.

    • He is not, his supporters, and many Americans show ‘shock’ at it. Why? He said so. The fact is, I don’t think a lot of Americans really expected it. If you read American news…

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    kaylar wrote a new post, Books You Must Read – Slaughterhouse-Five 7 years, 10 months ago

    Kurt Vonnegut is an American author who wrote a number of books and short stories.  Slaughterhouse-Five is simply the most well-read.  There are other books by Kurt Vonnegut that you should read, basically b […]

    • I like to read, though long time I did not, its due the work and home and house and garden and lots of things that make you busy from things you must do like reading and posting in my humble opinion, thank you for this nice aricle and really needs to go and read a little but I am into real life boooks and parenting or psychology books, not other type of books, as I feel these books teach you , yes all the books give you few details that may help you in life and bit in daily work, but at the end it depend on what you do and how you daily routine, that will decide the type of book you read and why you read and when you get it

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    kaylar wrote a new post, Books You Must Read – Things Fall Apart 7 years, 10 months ago

    Written in 1958 by Chinua Achebe in Nigeria, it is a very powerful story of a clash of cultures. The story is set in the 1800s and confronts the  pre- and post-colonial life in Nigeria.

    The novel follows the l […]

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    kaylar wrote a new post, We Don’t Talk to Each Other Anymore 7 years, 10 months ago

    Everyone is walking with a cell phone, talking to someone who isn’t there.  Some are texting.   And those who sit in front of computers aren’t emailing,  aren’t communicating, they are posting to Fa […]

    • I enjoyed your article and like your writing. I am a Facebook fan. Personally, I like to catch up with family and friends. Facebook live is a good asset because I can get a first hand view of the news. Social Media is,also, a blessing to me but I understand your point. Whenever I pass by people, they are more concerned with their cell than what is happening around them. I agree–Email is still a good way to express yourself and it is becoming a lost art. Thanks for sharing.

      • Imagine your notifications, 28 of them. Someone posting these ‘observations’ one after another. It’s like dumping trash in my account. The news is better kept personal in emails.

    • If you have something to say, it is better to put it here on a writing site, where you aren’t making ‘pronouncements’ but writing a complete article.

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