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    Dina posted an update 7 years, 8 months ago

    Hello Guys, Can you help me? I have posted a blog but i want to edit it because it has big spaces in between paragraphs but I am at a loss on how I can do it?

    • Send the link of your post so that I can edit it for you! Cheers!

      • Are you a moderator tasked with this responsibility? How do members KNOW who does edits and also … if we’ve proven ourselves as faithful and reliable members who post quality content, WHY can’t we edit our own content? I can edit my own content at other sites like this one. It’s a valid question. CC: @Admin ; @Support

        • @sameke77 Is not the Moderator of Literacybase. Currently Support is handling all the moderation. If anyone needs to edit their post then he/she has to to inbox us with the information as mentioned in FAQ’s.
          Due to limited functionality of edit, we can’t provide custom users to edit their posts either all users will edit it or non. Since…[Read more]

          • A valid answer to a valid question. Thanks for this enlightening clarification. “We” are pleased. 🙂

          • Thank you for answering my query.

            Though, it would have been better if there is an edit button which only the member who wrote it can edit. Usually, I would proof read my post after it is submitted complete with pictures.

            It is only then, that i would notice what are the mistakes.

            Which button do we hit to ask for editing please?

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    Dina wrote a new post, Would You Do An Indignant Resignation If You Were In Her Stead? 7 years, 8 months ago

    The indignant resignation done by one of the employees of the Legal Department for all affiliates, was the talk amongst the employees in all the affiliate offices until now.  So this post.

     

    It actually h […]

    • That is a very ad story of that employee. I cannot blame her, but the best thing for her was to resign before that shameful incident happen, That boss is so inconsiderate. Why not call the attention of that lady after the meeting and asked her abut her problem that made her deaf during the meeting. She should also had reported that untoward behavior of that gay boos.

      She was indeed fed up, anyway, God provides us our needs and He knows what is best for us.Congrats friend.

      • You are right. The boss should have talked to that employee in a private manner and corrected her behavior or reprimand her.

        Being reprimanded like that is so demeaning. Though, the employee knows that it is what that boss likes – for her to be humiliated as he will always do it to her.

        Actually, the boss is threatened because this employee is a law graduate too and is smart and intelligent though she didn’t pass the bar exam because of a problem she encountered with her husband before the examination. She is also who is being relied upon by the owner of the company before he was hired.

        Well, everything has a reason when it happens. And this one was for the benefit of the employee, when she resigned right there and then.

    • It’s sad when not only your boss but anyone humiliates you infront of other people. I would rather you call me aside and tell me if you ha e a problem with me, then earn me that i would take but not the other day round.
      I don’t like it when bosses in the name of shaping or disciplining someone. As a proffessional you should act in a somber way and avoid trembling with your employees. In this case when the boss realised that the last was not paying attention, he should have just let her be until the meeting was over, then call her in his office and try to find out why she was not paying attention. In offices we have different kinds of people who go through different kinds of issues, so it’s good to approach each person directly. That’s the time am employee can open up and discuss what is bothering them and how they would want things to be done. That way there is understanding between the employer and employee. If they did that she wouldn’t have left the company the way she did. But anyway everyone has their own way of ruling. If she is elsewhere and happy then good for her. Sometimes a piece of mind is better than having a lot of money that only brings you sadness and frustrations.

      • Indeed, it is never nice to reprimand an employee in front of other employees or person. When he did that, the other employees have felt the pain of the employee and the boss was the villain.

        Had he really waited to talk to the employee after all have gone out of the office except the employee after the meeting and talked it out with her, it would have benefited both of them – the employee not humiliated and won’t resign and him , not a villain in all the other employees’ eyes.

        Sometimes, we should try to curb our anger.

        Who would want to be a villain to everyone?

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    kaylar wrote a new post, All Inclusives; don’t marry there 7 years, 8 months ago

    Here’s a proto-bride.

    I’m trying to explain to her why she shouldn’t have her wedding at an All Inclusive Hotel; one which ‘sells’ itself as a location for weddings.

    As she knows more than I do, she is foot […]

    • That’s a horrible wedding. In my opinion, she should listen to other people, especially those who are already married. It is indeed her marriage and she has an option where and how it will be done but the event itself affects other people.

      • Totally horrible. A conveyor belt wedding. For less money she could have had it done at a nearby guest house, being the only wedding and being able to set the menu. But there a people who never listen.

    • In many cultures, it’s more of a business transaction than being about love and commitment. Regardless of why a marriage occurs, it is ultimately the legal union of two people. … The wedding ceremony is often based on religious belief and practice, but marriage itself is a civil institution. Marriage is a covenant, a sacred bond between a man and a woman instituted by and publicly entered into before God and normally consummated by sexual intercourse. … (3) The intimacy
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      The surprising, enlightening, and sometimes hard truths we all face after marriage, and how they teach us about what love really means.

      “…And they lived happily ever after.”

      You’re smart. You know life is no storybook. But admit it: Somewhere deep in your subconscious lurk romantic visions of Cinderella, or maybe Julia Roberts. The images may be sketchy and a little outdated, but you can still make out the silhouette of the bride and Prince Charming riding off into the sunset.
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      In real life, sometimes your Disney fairy tale ends up feeling more like a Wes Craven horror flick — and you’re the chick who keeps falling down and screaming for her life. I’ve been there. Let’s face it, marriage is not for the faint of heart. You want to believe your pure love for each other will pull you through. And it does. But it ain’t always pretty.

      That may sound grim. But here’s a secret: Sometimes it’s the least romantic parts of marriage that have the most to teach you about yourself, your partner, and the nature of love. Read on for some simple truths that will unlock the surprising treasures and pleasures in your imperfect, unstorybook, real-life love.of marriage: Marriage is the most intimate of all human relationships, uniting a man and a woman in a “one-flesh” union (Genesis 2:23 -25). A double wedding is a double ceremony where two affianced couples rendezvous for two simultaneous or consecutive weddings. Typically, a fiancé with a sibling who is also engaged, or four close friends in which both couples within the friendship are engaged might plan a double wedding where both couples legally marry. Maid of Honor or Matron of Honor or Bride’s Honor Attendant. Bridesmaids or Bride’s Attendants. Best Man / Best Woman / Groom’s Honor Attendant. Groomsmen.

    • The fact is, when you marry you want your ceremony to be ‘special’. You don’t want to be ‘slotted’ from this minute to that minute then have to leave so another wedding can take place. All Inclusives are conveyor belts. It would cost you the same or less to go to a guest house and have it there.

    • Oohh my goodness! What a mess. How can someone be so ignorant? Anyway what can I say but to say serves her right. Sometimes it’s good to listen to what you are being told it doesn’t cost you anything to listen. If only she would have listened, she would have avoided all this embarrassments.
      That’s the problem with people who never take the time to think before making some decisions. We all know that weddings are a big thing for women, and that’s why they consult on most of the issues, no one wants their day to be ruined because it’s a one day thing and it just had to be the most memorable day of all times. You will find them looking up for wedding planners to help them out with some of the service providers. I can even begin to understand where this bride was coming from and what she was thinking.
      I second the idea of wanting to have an “all inclusive” kind of weddings. They always and up disastrous. Having different venues is the bay thing that anyone would choose in their wedding day. That way you won’t have to worry about who’s coming next or how long you should use the premises and so on and so forth. I just don’t understand why people always want to leave a mark of class after their wedding. You go through so much just to prove a point why can’t you just go th3 simple way and enjoy your union. Don’t make it a money affair make it your love affair and everyone will be happy.

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    kaylar wrote a new post, Still Talking about Watching On-Line 7 years, 8 months ago

    When you watch television programmes on line you almost immediately learn the difference between the novel put to visual and the episodic programme.

    When watching a programme which is a novel or similar to a […]

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    Krishna Kumar started the topic Factoids: 10 Amazing Facts To Know – 6 in the forum Group logo of Knowledge Is Power Use It WiselyKnowledge Is Power Use It Wisely 7 years, 8 months ago

    Here is the set six of ten amazing facts for readers to read, get amused, enjoy and gain knowledge. Hope readers will like this.

    1) The “Gates of Paradise” is a novel consisting of 40,000 words written in two sentences!

    2) The world’s oldest pet goldfish lived to be forty three years old.

    3) Dr.Seuss wrote the well-known children’s book ‘Green…[Read more]

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    Krishna Kumar started the topic Factoids: 10 Amazing Facts To Know – 5 in the forum Group logo of Knowledge Is Power Use It WiselyKnowledge Is Power Use It Wisely 7 years, 8 months ago

    Here are the latest set of amazing facts to know. Hope readers will find the details interesting.

    1) If Sharks go upside down they slip into a coma.

    2) Before alarm clocks, you would hire a person to make sure you woke up! In 1920s, the knocker-up used a truncheon or short, heavy stick to knock on the clients doors or a long and light stick,…[Read more]

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    Krishna Kumar started the topic Cartoon Characters – Spider Man – Some Interesting Details – 1 in the forum Group logo of Knowledge Is Power Use It WiselyKnowledge Is Power Use It Wisely 7 years, 8 months ago

    For all those Spider-Man  fans and readers in general who would like to know more about him, here are a few details.

    Some of Spider-Man’s  and his catchphrases are : ” I Sense Danger!” , “I’am your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man”  and “Evil beware, Spidey is here!”.

    When Spider-Man becomes a part of S.H.I.E.D., he meets several heroes who ha…[Read more]

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    kaylar wrote a new post, Women vs Women; a tragic reality 7 years, 8 months ago

    In The Beginning

    When Jamaica drove onto the Cyber Highway I went to find and join every site available that dealt with Women’s Issues.

    I have always been involved in Feminism.   I have a great deal of […]

    • There are many cases where a woman had a conflict with other woman and so the cases you have been discussed.
      What would be the possible causes of why woman refuses their back to another woman instead of helping them?
      Could they be a mental illness ? If it is, what could be the possible treatment for it?

    • Many women are raised to hate other women. It’s a cultural thing.

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    Krishna Kumar started the topic Children: Ten Important Things – They Must Be Taught – 1 in the forum Group logo of Knowledge Is Power Use It WiselyKnowledge Is Power Use It Wisely 7 years, 8 months ago

    Children are innocent hence and very vulnerable. Especially in today’s world where we have problems and risk at all places. Unfortunately we cannot say that some particular is safe for children. That is the stage we are in. Here is the first set of ten things children should be careful of.

    1) Do not give too much of money, any  cards, mobile…[Read more]

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    kaylar wrote a new post, Deliberately Limiting Information, limiting Thought 7 years, 8 months ago

    When I was a teenager, the radio station I listened to, changed.   It went from an omnibus, where it had talk shows and music shows, and sports to become All News All The Time.

    The Owners of the Station felt […]

    • Investigative journalism reporting of truth is dead. Killed by the mainstream media (MSM. And yes, we do not hear much about Obama and the WH being cozy with Iran, hence, the Iran nuclear program deal of $150 billion. The secrecy of cash transfer of $400 million ($7 billion in total?) ransom. The Democrat’s Podesta worldwide pedophile sex trafficking is creamed to the top with savory blahs over “pizza, cheese and ice cream” codes. Hidden behind the din of blahsful racist-fascist-islamophobia-high-horses coverups. Thanks to WikiLeaks. Julian Assange and underground journalists such as Project Veritas have done the public (who want to know the truth) a great favor for letting out evidences for people to check and investigate for themselves– and derive their own conclusions. MSM is not reporting these but converge themselves to totalitarian blah-blah dictating to “compliant citizenry” how and what to think. But never mind, we don’t need these failed press for us to know the truth. Somehow, the Internet cannot be shut. There’s plenty of materials there to investigate for ourselves and speak up to bring the very bad press to justice and in order.

      About the mosques-burning, I wonder who are paid to do this crime? For what purpose? To deligitimize the President-elect Trump?

      • Yes, but the point is; if you don’t know what it is you don’t know, you can’t look it up. I sat there trying to get an idea; and came up with the ‘mosque’ question. Now, understand that this is no ‘front line’ news service, and the story was by the way. If you do the search, you’ll notice the story isn’t very important to the site.

        I agree with you assessment of Assange and Wikileaks, and Edward Snowden. The public does have a right to know about things which do effect their lives.

        I expect it to get worse, tho.

    • I recall way back in the 70s, the US bombed Cambodia then lied about it. But it was reported by other News services. This led to anger and the student protests, where 8 were killed at Jackson State and 4 at Kent State.

      One has to ‘search’ for real news, not just go to a news station.

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    Krishna Kumar started the topic Conservation – Plastics – How They Affect Wildlife & Marine Life – Case Study in the forum Group logo of Knowledge Is Power Use It WiselyKnowledge Is Power Use It Wisely 7 years, 8 months ago

    Plastic are one of the silent killers which can be found floating in the seas, and oceans. And other water bodies too are dumped with garbage which is non biodegradable and takes centuries to degrade. General sources of pollution caused by plastics are the fishing nets thrown by fishermen carelessly which are not eco friendly.

     

    Plastic and…[Read more]

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    Krishna Kumar started the topic Quotes: Ten Quotable Quotes – 8 in the forum Group logo of Knowledge Is Power Use It WiselyKnowledge Is Power Use It Wisely 7 years, 8 months ago

    Here is the next set of ten quotable quotes in the series. Hope readers would love to read them and appreciate the deeper meaning behind each gem of a quote.

    1) A strong foundation in the home allows an individual to do work to the best when they grow up.

    2) Everything in your life is a reflection of a choice you have made.

    3) The best…[Read more]

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    Krishna Kumar started the topic Quotes: Ten Quotable Quotes – 7 in the forum Group logo of Knowledge Is Power Use It WiselyKnowledge Is Power Use It Wisely 7 years, 8 months ago

    Here is the next set of ten quotable quotes which readers can appreciate if one has the time and patience to do some introspection. Hope you will read and appreciate the deeper meaning.

    1) Results and goals are achieved with determination and not being fickle minded.

    2) Healing is a matter of time, but it is sometimes also a matter of…[Read more]

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    Daniel Makallo started the topic Division of Matrimonial properties in the forum Group logo of Law is LifeLaw is Life 7 years, 8 months ago

    The question of division of matrimonial properties , has been subject to discussion depending on the state jurisdiction one resides. After the marriage comes to an end or being terminated depending on the reasons for termination, what comes first to the mind of the parties in concern or people around the parties, is the question of division of…[Read more]

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