Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Lies, Lies And Half Truths. – How To Tell If A Person Is Lying
Someone who is lying will be uncomfortable when they have to face the person asking them questions or accusing them of a lie. Often this will translate into a person turning their body or head in a different direction.
It is also the case that a person who is lying will get very defensive. A person who is telling the truth will be more likely to attack or go on the offensive.
Liars may try to put physical barriers between them and the accuser. This may translate into the unconscious placing of an object, such as a piece of furniture, between themselves and the person who they are lying to, or they may cross their arms.
Body language
The physical expressions of a liar may appear to be stiff or limited. It is typical to see less hand and arm movement. The liar will try to withdraw into their own space.
A liar will often try to avoid eye contact. There of course may be other reasons for this response too and people with experience in a bi-cultural or multicultural setting may come across this trait without it being an indication or otherwise of honesty.
Another point that is often referred to in the literature on this topic is the tendency of someone who is lying is put their hands up near their face. Perhaps they will touch their throat or mouth, scratch their ear etc.
Contradictory emotional gestures.
The expressions or gestures do not match the verbal statement. For example a frown when they are saying something is very nice.
The expressions of a liar tend to be more often limited just to mouth movements when emotion is being faked, instead of using the whole face. A common example of this is with a smile. A ‘real’ smile involves the whole face the jaw and cheeks move, their eyes and forehead push down, nose may wrinkle and eyes may get squished. A forced or ‘fake’ smile sees only those muscles around the mouth move. A quick way to judge this is to look at person’s eyes.
Often duration and timing of the emotional gestures and the emotion are out of sync. The emotion displayed may stay longer than natural and also may stop very suddenly. This is because people are thinking it through, not letting it happen.
The timing between the emotional expression or gesture and the words spoken do not link up. Think of when someone has given you a present you have not really liked, you say ‘it’s great’ and then remember to smile.
The verbal content and context
A contracted statement is more likely to be true. A correct, more drawn out statement once again shows though rather than reaction. I.e. ‘I didn’t do it’ as compared with ‘No I did not do that thing’
Liars will often try to avoid actually lying. This is done by not making direct statements. The liar may imply an answer rather than denying it completely. I.e. Do you really think I would do something like that?
A liar will often try to reuse the words or phrase when denying something. Q. Did you take that money? A. No I did not take that money.
it has also been noted that liars may tend not to use pronouns. Their speech may be in a more monotonous tone than normal. A truthful statement tends to see emphasis placed on pronouns.
People that are telling lies also often become unusually verbose. The liar will often speak much more than normal. Thinking they need to convince you their answer is truthful.
A liar may mumble, or garble their words. The liar may speak very softly; the grammar and syntax may seem unnatural. The sentences may be not emphasized or muddled.
Other ways to detect a liar
One good method for catching out a liar is to change the subject of a conversation quickly. The liar will be happy, follow along quickly and may appear to visibly relax. The liar wants the subject changed; a truthful person will in these circumstances often appear confused and try to change the subject back to the previous subject.
A liar may try to use sarcasm or humor to avoid the subject.
Remember
The above are ‘indicators of lies’ not ‘proof of lies’. When judging if a person is lying these behaviors can be compared to their normal behaviour. Behaviors out of context are a good indicator of untruth.
The concept involved in these indicators are that a liar must think through actions, they do not come naturally, while an honest person just reacts.
What Is Soccer And Why Is One Of The Most Popular Sport On Earth

Soccer is also known as football. It is a game played by two teams of eleven players who kick a ball and try to score goals. The measurement of a football field is: Length 100 yds. to 130 yds; Breadth 50 yds. to 56 yds; Goal width 8 yds; Bar 8 ft. from ground; area 6 yds. From each goal post; Ball 27 inches in circumference; Duration of the game is 90 minutes maximum. Features Soccer or football is a team sport, and is the most popular sport worldwide. The players keep maneuvering the ball and ultimately aim for a short at goal. The goalkeeper tries hard to stop the ball from crossing the goal line. Except for the goalkeeper the other players are not supposed to use their hands to propel the ball, others have to position the ball by using their feet, torso or head. The team that scores the maximum number of goals is declared the winner. In case the match is a tie, it is either declared as draw or is given extra time or penalty shootout Equipments The simplicity of the game, uncomplicated rule and the requirement of a sole device –a ball make it a widespread sport. All the players have to follow a certain dress-code, which includes, shirts, shorts, socks, shoes and shin guards. Wearing jewelry, watches and things that can harm other players or themselves is prohibited. The goalkeeper has to wear clothes that will distinguish him from the rest of the team members. A maximum of three players can substitute during international and domestic matches. The match is authorized by a referee on the field, and his decision is considered final. History of soccer Soccer originated in 206 BC when the Han dynasty ruled over China. A game known as Tsu Chu similar to soccer was played on the occasion of the emperor’s birthday. During the 11th century young boys in England played a game with an inflated bladder of the cow. This game often ended in violent clashes between the two teams as a result was ultimately banned. Football resurfaced in 1623 in England and by 1820 some schools began promoting football on the grounds that it built in health and strength. On similar lines of soccer, but with different variation rugby, baseball, basketball emerged.
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Monday, October 13, 2008
How to improve your relationship with your mother
You are who you are today because of your past. If you and your mother had a difficult relationship while you were growing up, then you may have a difficult relationship in the present. Holding a grudge is actually very natural. However, if you do not face, accept, and forgive your mother for what you perceive as mistakes in the past, then you will never be able to have a good relationship with her in your present. Try to think about why your past was so turbulent to begin with. Were you a rebellious teenager? Is it possible that your mother was being overprotective because she wanted to keep you safe? Remember, your mother is a human being, capable of making mistakes, capable of being afraid, and capable of being weak. Maybe she was too hard on you when you were growing up, but that was probably because she loved you so fiercely. It may have seemed at the time that she was trying to stifle your enjoyment of life, but that is very unlikely the reality of the situation. Talk to your mother about the past. Tell her why you have harbored resentment towards her, and give her the opportunity to express her point of view. If your parents divorced when you were child, and you were left in the position of choosing sides, then you may resent your mother for causing your relationship with your father to deteriorate. As a child, you may not have understood your mother’s feelings regarding the divorce. Now, as an adult, it is possible for you to listen to what your mother has to say and forgive her. Understanding often leads to forgiveness. If you felt that your mother was never there for you when you were growing up, and you always felt as if you were left to raise yourself, then you are likely to harbor anger towards your mother. However, now that you’re an adult, you may be able to take pity on your mother for the type of life she has led. You owe it to yourself to give your mother the opportunity to defend her actions so that you might understand why things were the way they were while you were growing up. It is time to look at your mother in a new way, with an open mind and a forgiving spirit. You are by no means supposed to forget your past, but you are absolutely supposed to come to terms with it.
Relationships are like gardens – they need water to grow. You can’t expect that your relationship with your mother will be strong unless you maintain it. Spending time with your mother should be a priority in your life. You only get one mother – don’t take her for granted. Many people lose touch with their parents when they move out of the house – you don’t automatically see each other every day anymore, so you have to put in an effort to stay in touch. Maybe when you went away to college, or you first left the home, you talked to your mother on the telephone every couple of days, and after a while it shot down to every week, then every couple weeks, then maybe once a month by the time you were a senior in college – as your life became more independent, you became less dependent on your mother and your parents. There’s nothing wrong with that – you are an adult; your relationship with your parents should no longer be about dependency; it should be about love. It should be about friendship. It should be fun – not dreaded. Make it a habit to call your mother every week – no exceptions. Get used to talking to your mother as a friend, not an authority figure. Even though you’re an adult, there can still be a tendency to talk to your mother in a different way than you would talk to any other adults. You become childish and defensive rather than friendly and respectful. Get to know your mother by talking to her about what’s going on in your life and by asking her about her own life. If you live in the same area, go out to lunch every couple weeks or go on a shopping trip together. Invite your mother to come for dinner with your family. Develop a relationship with your mother based on love, respect and friendship. If you free yourself from the shackles of the past that have been hindering your present, and you embrace future of your relationship with your mother, then your relationship will improve. If your relationship is severely strained, then talk to your mother about your desire to build camaraderie together – she probably wants the same thing. |
Do You Affraid of it
What Happens in the Grave:
We believe in the Trial of the Grave, which involves questioning the deceased person in his grave about his Lord, his religion, and his prophet. There "Allah confirms those who believe with a firm saying, in the present life and the hereafter" (14:27). The believer will say: "Allah is my Lord, Islam is my religion, and Muhammad is my prophet." The unbeliever or the hypocrite will say: "I do not know. I heard the people saying something and I said it."
We believe in the comfort of the grave for the believers: "Those whose lives the angels take in state of purity, saying 'peace be on you; enter paradise for what you were doing' (16:32).
We believe in the punishment of the grave for the transgressing unbelievers: "If you could only see when the evildoers are in the agonies of death and the angels are stretching out their hands, saying, 'Give up your souls! Today you shall be rewarded with the punishment of humiliation for what you used to say untrue about Allah, and for scornfully rejecting His signs"' (6:93). The sayings of the Prophet are numerous and well-known in this area. A Muslim must believe in all that is reported in the Qur'an and the prophetic traditions concerning the unseen matters. He should not contradict it by his worldly experience, because the affairs of the hereafter cannot be measured by the affairs of this life. The difference between them is very great. Allah is the source of help.
THE QUR'AN AND THE SUNNA
Sources of His Attributes:
All that we have mentioned about Allah's attributes, whether briefly or in detail and affirmatively or negatively, is based on the book of our Lord (the Qur'an) and the traditions of our Prophet. It also agrees with the practice of the previous generations of Muslims and the rightly guided scholars who came after them.
We believe it is obligatory to take the texts of the Qur'an and the prophetic traditions conceding Allah's attributes at their face value and to interpret them in a way that is suitable to Almighty Allah. We reject the practice of those who twist the meanings of these texts and understand them in a way that was not intended by Allah and His messenger.
We also reject the practice of those who make them devoid of their meanings as conveyed by Allah and His Messenger. Finally, we reject the approach of those who exaggerate, who gave them a physical interpretation that makes Allah similar to some of His creatures.
Monday, October 6, 2008
Why we should fast.
- fasting will gave us more health, physicly and mentality.
- fasting will destroy the poison and toxic in our blood.
- fasting can give us more fresh of muscle that will make us health, fresh and energies.
- fasting also can make our life longer.
- fasting will clean up our self from sin.
- fasting can erode poison which in our body.
- ....can balance our blood
- ....can decrease our "high blood" and weight.
- ....can make our eyes bright
- ....clean up all the dirty in our body
- if our blood is so acidic, therefore fasting can make our blood to be more alkaline.
