Friday, 30 January 2015
FACEBOOK PROVIDES EVIDENCE OF INFIDELITY FOR LEGAL TEAMS IN DIVORCE CASES
By Samanthan Yule...Uk mirror
Facebook is now cited in a third of all divorce cases, research has shown. A survey of legal firms’ caseloads revealed the social network is increasingly relied upon as proof of inappropriate behaviour. Facebook unwittingly provides evidence of infidelity and new relationships, helps track people’s movements and records expenditure on everything from cars to holidays.
Leeds law firm Lake Legal said many cases revolved around social media users who got back in touch with old flames they hadn’t heard from in years."">Managing partner Lyn Ayrton said: “Social media provides an ongoing log of our lives. The sharing of written posts and pictures, often with geo-tagging, provides a record of activities that can be used in a court case.“Often, if a partner refers to an impending bonus, a new job offer, or plans for a holiday, it may provide evidence that they are not telling the truth about their financial position. At the very least, it could call their credibility into question.“It’s like having a massive public noticeboard.
“Somebody said she was not in a relationship with anybody new but then posted a message inviting everybody to a housewarming party for her and her boyfriend.”Specialists at the firm examined over 200 cases and found Facebook was used by legal teams in just over a third of cases.Julian Hawkhead, a managing partner at Stowe Family Law, said: “Photographs and comments made on these forums can be used as evidence of relationships or of a lifestyle which contradicts what people will otherwise try to portray.
“We regularly find clients coming to us with information they have found which is available in the public domain with proof of a relationship.“However, the Internet can also provide a useful source of other information. Our in-house forensic accountancy team will often find rich pickings in gathering financial information through a Google search about a party, their location, where they have been and what they are doing with their lives.“People need greater awareness of what information they are leaving about themselves on the Internet which is otherwise waiting to be found at the touch of a button.”
Have you ever flirted on Facebook behind your partners back?
Monday, 26 January 2015
RB AFS - Elegant and Adimirable..Vol. 21
Welcome to a new week.
In Africa especially in Nigeria, when a lady is properly dressed in her african attire; fine lace blouse, George bottom, very detailed neck-piece and gele (head tie) etc.. she's seen as a cash madam and respected in that occasion.
The African outfits builds up your look, creating an elegant and confident appearance and like Vol. 20 you are good to go.
Do yo have fantastic African attire photos that fits to feature on our next edition? Then share with me on royalinzoe@gmail.com, I hope to post yours next week. *Wink*
Friday, 23 January 2015
SINCERELY Q - This Thing Called HONESTY 2.
Written by Quincy Iwediokpulu
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{I lay no claims to being more knowledgeable than anyone, yet these are just my own thoughts and understanding which can be freely criticized and debated on -please feel free to if you disagree. However I do believe I know better than I knew yesterday and many years before. The sincere purpose thus, is to reach and bless someone out there. Knowledge isn’t power unless it is shared. Enjoy!”}
It has come to my notice that Honesty when it comes to dealing with people is a vast concept that no two persons can really grasp. People unfortunately choose to believe whatever they want to believe like Aunty Nkiru..She has chosen to believe that Onyedikachi and I are dating when in fact that isn’t the case. How you say it or do not say it doesn’t truly matter because in most cases, they usually just take out what they want to hear and add it to what it is they think they already know ….and voila….their opinion. It’s like telling your friends that you spent the weekend at your boyfriend/girlfriend’s place and nothing happened.
*see this one…na who wan believe that kin yeye talk?* Their minds would read even though they never put their voices to it. Why?, You may ask…probably because they’ve picked out what they wanted to hear from what you have just said and then added it to their already established notion that no two persons in love can keep each other’s hands away from each other. "haba! For this generation", that one na bloody lie jor-" (their minds would wonder) and conclude almost instantly that it is impossible even though somewhere in their minds-the tiniest of all layers- that it isn’t exactly impossible.
Reminds me of my ex who had to lie to his friends that we were intimate when we weren’t.
“Eh they would never have believed me na” He said in his defense when I confronted him.
“Really? And you had to tell them that we are, because?” I asked truly confused
“Who would believe that I have such a beautiful girlfriend like you and we don’t have sex?” He continued still trying to save his face
“I don’t get why you even had to tell them anything in the first place and then lie about it” I continued angrily.
The oxford dictionary defined honesty as being truthfully but it didn’t say in what gravity or in what consistency. Should one be honest at all times? Should it be regularly or occasionally? I remember also, back in school, I dated this amazing dude. Before we became lovers, I was terribly good at telling him everything because he was my best friend. There was nothing I kept from him. What however I didn’t realize is that when the lover’s bridge is crossed…Menh no be everything you supposed tell your spouse o. My boyfriend then would want to know how many men ‘tracked” me on a particular day and me now, with all sincerity and love in my heart would carry my big mouth and tell him. Boyfriend would listen attentively as if he was really digging the gist not knowing that after our conversation, before Le boo would sleep, he would put my conversation on replay in his mind and begin to worry. It got so bad that his mother had to call my phone to warn me to stop being honest with her son.
“You want my son to die prematurely, eh Quincy” her voice rang loudly in the phone and I swallowed hard.
“But mummy, I…” I tried to protest
“You what? Abeg don’t give my son hypertension for me.” She continued angrily
‘These days, he rarely sleeps or eats just because you are in school and men would not let you see road. Don’t you know you mustn’t tell him everything?” She asked
“But he asked me Mummy” I retorted in defense
“So you don’t know how to ignore questions or change subject or even lie abi?” She asked furiously
“Okay Mummy I have heard, I would stop telling him things like that” I answered apologetically.
‘Good” she replied and then dropped the call.
Even though I knew in my guts that his mother’s advice was dangerous, I definitely didn’t want my boyfriend to have high B.P na and so I began to keep things to myself but shortly afterwards, the relationship ended. Le boo realized that I was no more an open book and wouldn’t have it.
There are others who think not to tell at all means eh at least you didn’t lie-Negligence to mention” as I like to call it. If you don’t mind, let me take you back to the scripture, where Jesus said that “if you look lustfully at a woman, you have already sinned” Eh He didn’t wait for you to perform the thought physically before he counted it as a sin just the way in court a culprit can be sentenced to jail just at the thought of murdering someone…As long as the intent isn’t just and forward…it is what it is. I personally don’t think being honest has anything to do with anyone...Being honest is more about you than anyone else- the peace of mind- it may not produce the effect one may expect but it does leave you with a clear conscience. It makes you reliable and trustworthy.
I would tell my friends “See, I have no reason whatsoever to lie to anyone basically because I don’t see the point of doing so….The person no go come beat me na, abi the person go come fight me?” and they would laugh and shake their heads and tell me that in this generation, No body truly want to hear the truth especially the women…They are content with the lies and I wonder why?
Are we women really that gullible? Do we prefer what we hear to what we see? Is it true that we love lies? They also went as far as to say…Fine, men do lie regularly but when a woman lies…it’s like “Boom!. The tenacity is enough to make a man jump off the bridge. Is this true? Are we really incapable of telling the truth?
People say honesty and dignity have no value any more, it’s much easier to lie than tell the truth after all, and none of them pays in the end. Like in the series movie-Game of thrones- Lord Stark lost his head for being honest and trusting. His dignity didn’t buy him another day…So should we continue in our dishonesty because it is what is the order of the day? Should we lie because truth never buys us anything? And that the people that we are being honest with are incapable of truths themselves?
I truly would love to know…Please, what are your thoughts?
Click HERE for the last time on Sincerely Q.
Wednesday, 21 January 2015
MFMC VOL. 11. - HOW TO ENHANCE YOUR CHARM
Hello dearies.....you are welcome to this week and the first of this year's My Favorite Make-over collection (MFMC).
So ladies have been keeping it lock-down with good make-overs (well drawn eye brows, polished lips and some bronza or highlightener) that is good but that alone can not give or enhance your charm. I'll tell you what can after this week's collection of mine.....
How to Enhance your Charm
Now, just as we take extra effort to highlight our eyes and nose lines with cosmetics, in the same way does the mouth needs some attention. You can enhance your charm by enhancing your smile, which is nothing without your dentition. As you have seen already, the smile is the one thing synonymous with my collection for this week.
Your most powerful tool when it comes to personal charm and charisma is your smile. I can't even imagine a very well dressed pretty lady that breaks a smile full of calculus. If I were eating i'll lose my appettite.
When you take care of your face, do not ignore your mouth because your mouth is part of the face and the teeth are members of the mouth.
Steps to take;
- See your dentist today for a dental care experience (Go to a state or federal hospital if private is too costly)
- Avoid picking your tooth with wooden toothpick. Get a dental toothpick to avoid holes and broken particles
- As much as it's hard to keep up with, try to brush your teeth regularly or twice a day especially before your good night sleep.
- You can also improve on your teeth colour and brighten its glow by seeing a cosmetology
So that's one way you can enhance your charm *wink*
Written by Royalty
Monday, 19 January 2015
RB AFS: Kids Rock African Fashion & Style too. Vol. 20
Welcome to a new week.
Kids also looks fab in African fashion too. Once they are dressed in African outfits like Vol.19 they are good to go and every adult wants to carry or play with them in that occasion....
Friday, 16 January 2015
WINDOW SHOPPING-GROOM'S SHOE
Hurrray it's Friday and it's Window shopping weekend. Last week we saw lovely groom's men tuxedos, suits etc... still on groom's men idea we taking you to window shop for different shoes with lovely colours, style and pattern and can be worn with different colours of sock whichis currently trendy.
Check out fabulous Groom shoes...
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