π©Έ Today, a #CPD training will begin in Addis Ababa and regions (+Online):
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π Training Start Date: Fri Jul 05, 2024 (α°α 28α€ 2016)
π Registration -- ongoing for the module, with 15 CEU
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π Training Start Date: Fri Jul 05, 2024 (α°α 28α€ 2016)
π Registration -- ongoing for the module, with 15 CEU
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Interesting facts about planets:
1. Mercury's Temperature Extremes: Mercury has the most extreme temperature variations of any planet in our solar system, ranging from about -173Β°C (-280Β°F) at night to 427Β°C (800Β°F) during the day.
2. Venus' Thick Atmosphere: Venus has an atmosphere that is mostly carbon dioxide (CO2) and is so dense that it generates a greenhouse effect, making it the hottest planet in our solar system, even hotter than Mercury.
3. Earth's Unique Atmosphere: Earth's atmosphere is unique among the planets, with the right mix of gases to support life as we know it, including oxygen, nitrogen, and trace amounts of other gases.
4. Mars' Polar Ice Caps: Mars has polar ice caps made of water ice and dry ice (frozen carbon dioxide). The planet also has the largest volcano and canyon in the solar system.
5. Jupiter's Great Red Spot: Jupiter has a giant storm called the Great Red Spot, which has been raging for at least 400 years and is large enough to engulf Earth several times over.
6. Saturn's Rings: Saturn is famous for its beautiful ring system, which is made up of ice, rock, and dust particles. These rings are believed to be remnants of comets, asteroids, or shattered moons.
7. Uranus' Tilted Axis: Uranus is unique because it rotates on its side, likely due to a collision with a large object early in its history. This gives it extreme seasons where each pole gets around 42 years of continuous sunlight followed by darkness.
8. Neptune's Supersonic Winds: Neptune has the fastest winds in the solar system, reaching speeds of up to 2,100 kilometers per hour (about 1,300 miles per hour) in its atmosphere.
9. Dwarf Planet Pluto: Pluto, once considered the ninth planet, is now classified as a dwarf planet. It has a heart-shaped region on its surface called Tombaugh Regio, named after Clyde Tombaugh who discovered Pluto in 1930.
10. Exoplanets: Beyond our solar system, there are thousands of confirmed exoplanets orbiting other stars. Some of these planets are similar in size and composition to Earth, raising the possibility of finding other habitable worlds.
11. Blue Planet: Earth is often referred to as the "Blue Planet" due to its abundant water, which covers about 71% of its surface. This water is essential for life as we know it.
12. β’ Perfect Distance from the Sun: Earth orbits the Sun at an average distance of about 93 million miles (150 million kilometers), a distance that allows it to maintain temperatures suitable for life.
13. β’ Oxygen-Rich Atmosphere: Earth's atmosphere is composed of about 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, and small amounts of other gases. The presence of oxygen is crucial for supporting life through respiration.
14. β’ Magnetic Field: Earth has a magnetic field that extends from its core out into space, which helps protect the planet from harmful solar radiation and cosmic rays.
15. β’ Moon's Influence: Earth has a large natural satellite, the Moon, which plays a crucial role in stabilizing the planet's axial tilt and influencing its tides.
16. β’ Life's Origin: Earth is the only known planet to support life. The origin of life on Earth is still a topic of scientific investigation, but it is believed to have started around 3.5 to 4 billion years ago.
17. β’ Biodiversity: Earth is home to an incredible diversity of life forms, from microscopic bacteria to complex organisms like plants, animals, and humans. This biodiversity is sustained by Earth's varied ecosystems.
18. β’ Water Cycle: Earth has a complex water cycle that involves the continuous movement of water between the atmosphere, oceans, land, and living organisms. This cycle is essential for weather patterns and sustaining life.
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1. Mercury's Temperature Extremes: Mercury has the most extreme temperature variations of any planet in our solar system, ranging from about -173Β°C (-280Β°F) at night to 427Β°C (800Β°F) during the day.
2. Venus' Thick Atmosphere: Venus has an atmosphere that is mostly carbon dioxide (CO2) and is so dense that it generates a greenhouse effect, making it the hottest planet in our solar system, even hotter than Mercury.
3. Earth's Unique Atmosphere: Earth's atmosphere is unique among the planets, with the right mix of gases to support life as we know it, including oxygen, nitrogen, and trace amounts of other gases.
4. Mars' Polar Ice Caps: Mars has polar ice caps made of water ice and dry ice (frozen carbon dioxide). The planet also has the largest volcano and canyon in the solar system.
5. Jupiter's Great Red Spot: Jupiter has a giant storm called the Great Red Spot, which has been raging for at least 400 years and is large enough to engulf Earth several times over.
6. Saturn's Rings: Saturn is famous for its beautiful ring system, which is made up of ice, rock, and dust particles. These rings are believed to be remnants of comets, asteroids, or shattered moons.
7. Uranus' Tilted Axis: Uranus is unique because it rotates on its side, likely due to a collision with a large object early in its history. This gives it extreme seasons where each pole gets around 42 years of continuous sunlight followed by darkness.
8. Neptune's Supersonic Winds: Neptune has the fastest winds in the solar system, reaching speeds of up to 2,100 kilometers per hour (about 1,300 miles per hour) in its atmosphere.
9. Dwarf Planet Pluto: Pluto, once considered the ninth planet, is now classified as a dwarf planet. It has a heart-shaped region on its surface called Tombaugh Regio, named after Clyde Tombaugh who discovered Pluto in 1930.
10. Exoplanets: Beyond our solar system, there are thousands of confirmed exoplanets orbiting other stars. Some of these planets are similar in size and composition to Earth, raising the possibility of finding other habitable worlds.
11. Blue Planet: Earth is often referred to as the "Blue Planet" due to its abundant water, which covers about 71% of its surface. This water is essential for life as we know it.
12. β’ Perfect Distance from the Sun: Earth orbits the Sun at an average distance of about 93 million miles (150 million kilometers), a distance that allows it to maintain temperatures suitable for life.
13. β’ Oxygen-Rich Atmosphere: Earth's atmosphere is composed of about 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, and small amounts of other gases. The presence of oxygen is crucial for supporting life through respiration.
14. β’ Magnetic Field: Earth has a magnetic field that extends from its core out into space, which helps protect the planet from harmful solar radiation and cosmic rays.
15. β’ Moon's Influence: Earth has a large natural satellite, the Moon, which plays a crucial role in stabilizing the planet's axial tilt and influencing its tides.
16. β’ Life's Origin: Earth is the only known planet to support life. The origin of life on Earth is still a topic of scientific investigation, but it is believed to have started around 3.5 to 4 billion years ago.
17. β’ Biodiversity: Earth is home to an incredible diversity of life forms, from microscopic bacteria to complex organisms like plants, animals, and humans. This biodiversity is sustained by Earth's varied ecosystems.
18. β’ Water Cycle: Earth has a complex water cycle that involves the continuous movement of water between the atmosphere, oceans, land, and living organisms. This cycle is essential for weather patterns and sustaining life.
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π©Έ Upcoming proposed #CPD training in Addis Ababa and regions:
β‘οΈ Common Non-communicable Diseases (NCD-DM) Management or
β‘οΈ Gender-based violence (GBV) or
β‘οΈ Comprehensive family planning or
β‘οΈ Management of Common ENT Problems or
β‘οΈ Basic Nutrition or
β‘οΈ Diabetes and Hypertensive Disorders Management during Pregnancy or
β‘οΈ Research Skills and Ethics: from Data Analysis to Grant Proposal Writing (Our accredited course)
π Training Start Date: Fri Jul 12, 2024 (ααα 05α€ 2016)
π Registration -- ongoing for any module, with 15 CEU
For more info, https://t.me/KindsolutionCPD; https://t.me/kindsolution; kindplc.com
πππ
π0964088888
π0974012201
π0974013301
AA, Megenagna, Metebaber Building Office No (Main Office): 609
'Kindness + Quality' - Our Priority
β‘οΈ Common Non-communicable Diseases (NCD-DM) Management or
β‘οΈ Gender-based violence (GBV) or
β‘οΈ Comprehensive family planning or
β‘οΈ Management of Common ENT Problems or
β‘οΈ Basic Nutrition or
β‘οΈ Diabetes and Hypertensive Disorders Management during Pregnancy or
β‘οΈ Research Skills and Ethics: from Data Analysis to Grant Proposal Writing (Our accredited course)
π Training Start Date: Fri Jul 12, 2024 (ααα 05α€ 2016)
π Registration -- ongoing for any module, with 15 CEU
For more info, https://t.me/KindsolutionCPD; https://t.me/kindsolution; kindplc.com
πππ
π0964088888
π0974012201
π0974013301
AA, Megenagna, Metebaber Building Office No (Main Office): 609
'Kindness + Quality' - Our Priority
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π©Έ Tomorrow, #CPD trainings will begin in Addis Ababa and regions (+Online):
β‘οΈ Common Non-communicable Diseases (NCD-DM) Management &
β‘οΈ Research Skills and Ethics: from Data Analysis to Grant Proposal Writing (Our accredited course)
π Training Start Date: Fri Jul 12, 2024 (ααα 05α€ 2016)
π Registration -- ongoing for any module, with 15 CEU
For more info, https://t.me/KindsolutionCPD; https://t.me/kindsolution; kindplc.com
πππ
π0964088888
π0974012201
π0974013301
AA, Megenagna, Metebaber Building Office No (Main Office): 609
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β‘οΈ Common Non-communicable Diseases (NCD-DM) Management &
β‘οΈ Research Skills and Ethics: from Data Analysis to Grant Proposal Writing (Our accredited course)
π Training Start Date: Fri Jul 12, 2024 (ααα 05α€ 2016)
π Registration -- ongoing for any module, with 15 CEU
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π0974012201
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Fascinating and amazing facts about human anatomy and physiology
1. Brain Energy Consumption
The human brain, while only about 2% of a person's body weight, consumes approximately 20% of the bodyβs energy. This high energy demand supports its functions, from thought processes to regulating body systems.
2. Muscle Power
The strongest muscle in terms of force exerted is the masseter, or jaw muscle. It can produce a powerful bite force, up to 200 pounds of pressure.
3. Bone Regeneration
Human bones are in a constant state of renewal. The entire skeleton is replaced about every 10 years through a process called remodeling.
4. Heart Pumping
The human heart pumps about 70 milliliters of blood per beat, which equals approximately 100,000 beats per day, circulating about 7,500 liters of blood throughout the body daily.
5. Sweat Glands
Humans have around 2 to 4 million sweat glands spread across the body. These glands play a crucial role in regulating body temperature through perspiration.
6. Unique Fingerprints
Every person has unique fingerprints, but even identical twins do not share the same fingerprints. This uniqueness is due to complex developmental processes during fetal development.
7. Eyelash Growth
Eyelashes grow in a cycle lasting about 5 to 11 months, after which they naturally fall out and are replaced. They help protect the eyes from debris and excessive light.
8. Tiny Blood Vessels
If all the blood vessels in the human body were laid end to end, they would stretch over 100,000 kilometers (about 62,000 miles), which is more than twice the circumference of the Earth.
9. Liver Regeneration
The liver is the only organ capable of regenerating itself. It can regrow to its full size even after surgical removal of up to 75% of its tissue.
10. The Appendix Mystery
While the appendix was once thought to be a vestigial organ, it is now believed to play a role in the immune system, particularly in harboring beneficial gut bacteria.
11. Bone Density
The femur (thigh bone) is the strongest and longest bone in the human body, capable of withstanding forces equivalent to several times the bodyβs weight.
12. Hair Growth Rate
On average, human hair grows about 1.25 centimeters (0.5 inches) per month. This growth rate can vary depending on genetic and environmental factors.
13. Reflex Speed
The speed of a reflex action, such as a knee-jerk reaction, can be as fast as 0.15 seconds, demonstrating the efficiency of the nervous system.
14. Immune System Complexity
The human immune system has a diverse and complex array of cells, including over 1 trillion different types of immune cells that help defend against pathogens.
15. Bone Strength
Bone is about five times stronger than steel of the same density. This strength is due to the bone's mineral content and its highly organized structure.
16. Taste Buds
Taste buds, located on the tongue and other parts of the mouth, have a lifespan of about 10 to 14 days before they are replaced.
17. Vocal Cord Flexibility
The vocal cords can vibrate between 85 and 1,100 times per second, which allows humans to produce a wide range of vocal pitches and sounds.
18. Nerve Signal Speed
Nerve signals travel at speeds of up to 120 meters per second (about 267 miles per hour), allowing for rapid responses to stimuli.
19. Blood Cell Lifespan
Red blood cells have a lifespan of about 120 days before they are broken down and replaced. They are continuously produced in the bone marrow.
20. Brain Capacity
The human brain contains approximately 86 billion neurons, each forming thousands of connections with other neurons, creating a highly intricate network for processing information.
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1. Brain Energy Consumption
The human brain, while only about 2% of a person's body weight, consumes approximately 20% of the bodyβs energy. This high energy demand supports its functions, from thought processes to regulating body systems.
2. Muscle Power
The strongest muscle in terms of force exerted is the masseter, or jaw muscle. It can produce a powerful bite force, up to 200 pounds of pressure.
3. Bone Regeneration
Human bones are in a constant state of renewal. The entire skeleton is replaced about every 10 years through a process called remodeling.
4. Heart Pumping
The human heart pumps about 70 milliliters of blood per beat, which equals approximately 100,000 beats per day, circulating about 7,500 liters of blood throughout the body daily.
5. Sweat Glands
Humans have around 2 to 4 million sweat glands spread across the body. These glands play a crucial role in regulating body temperature through perspiration.
6. Unique Fingerprints
Every person has unique fingerprints, but even identical twins do not share the same fingerprints. This uniqueness is due to complex developmental processes during fetal development.
7. Eyelash Growth
Eyelashes grow in a cycle lasting about 5 to 11 months, after which they naturally fall out and are replaced. They help protect the eyes from debris and excessive light.
8. Tiny Blood Vessels
If all the blood vessels in the human body were laid end to end, they would stretch over 100,000 kilometers (about 62,000 miles), which is more than twice the circumference of the Earth.
9. Liver Regeneration
The liver is the only organ capable of regenerating itself. It can regrow to its full size even after surgical removal of up to 75% of its tissue.
10. The Appendix Mystery
While the appendix was once thought to be a vestigial organ, it is now believed to play a role in the immune system, particularly in harboring beneficial gut bacteria.
11. Bone Density
The femur (thigh bone) is the strongest and longest bone in the human body, capable of withstanding forces equivalent to several times the bodyβs weight.
12. Hair Growth Rate
On average, human hair grows about 1.25 centimeters (0.5 inches) per month. This growth rate can vary depending on genetic and environmental factors.
13. Reflex Speed
The speed of a reflex action, such as a knee-jerk reaction, can be as fast as 0.15 seconds, demonstrating the efficiency of the nervous system.
14. Immune System Complexity
The human immune system has a diverse and complex array of cells, including over 1 trillion different types of immune cells that help defend against pathogens.
15. Bone Strength
Bone is about five times stronger than steel of the same density. This strength is due to the bone's mineral content and its highly organized structure.
16. Taste Buds
Taste buds, located on the tongue and other parts of the mouth, have a lifespan of about 10 to 14 days before they are replaced.
17. Vocal Cord Flexibility
The vocal cords can vibrate between 85 and 1,100 times per second, which allows humans to produce a wide range of vocal pitches and sounds.
18. Nerve Signal Speed
Nerve signals travel at speeds of up to 120 meters per second (about 267 miles per hour), allowing for rapid responses to stimuli.
19. Blood Cell Lifespan
Red blood cells have a lifespan of about 120 days before they are broken down and replaced. They are continuously produced in the bone marrow.
20. Brain Capacity
The human brain contains approximately 86 billion neurons, each forming thousands of connections with other neurons, creating a highly intricate network for processing information.
For more info, https://t.me/KindsolutionCPD; https://t.me/kindsolution; kindplc.com
πππ
π0964088888
π0974012201
π0974013301
AA, Megenagna, Metebaber Building Office No (Main Office): 609
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π©Έ Upcoming #CPD training in Addis Ababa and regions (+Online):
β‘οΈ Gender-based violence (GBV) or
β‘οΈ Comprehensive family planning or
β‘οΈ Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) or
β‘οΈ Management of Common ENT Problems or
β‘οΈ Basic Nutrition
π Training Start Dates: Fri Jul 19, 2024 (ααα 12α€ 2016)
π Registration -- ongoing for any module, with 15 CEU
For more info, https://t.me/KindsolutionCPD; https://t.me/kindsolution; kindplc.com
πππ
π0964088888
π0974012201
π0974013301
AA, Megenagna, Metebaber Building Office No (Main Office): 609
'Kindness + Quality' - Our Priority
β‘οΈ Gender-based violence (GBV) or
β‘οΈ Comprehensive family planning or
β‘οΈ Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) or
β‘οΈ Management of Common ENT Problems or
β‘οΈ Basic Nutrition
π Training Start Dates: Fri Jul 19, 2024 (ααα 12α€ 2016)
π Registration -- ongoing for any module, with 15 CEU
For more info, https://t.me/KindsolutionCPD; https://t.me/kindsolution; kindplc.com
πππ
π0964088888
π0974012201
π0974013301
AA, Megenagna, Metebaber Building Office No (Main Office): 609
'Kindness + Quality' - Our Priority
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3a: DON'T CRITICIZE
Stop criticizing her, rather correct in love. Most will say it's constructive criticism. But truly, It means disapproval by pointing out errors and mistakes.
Correction is the act of offering better options to mistakes
Correction and criticism are never the same
3b: HUSBAND A SAYS
What manner of food is this?
Is this popcorn or fried rice?
how I wish I marry a more sensible wife with better home training, who can cook better.
HUSBAND B SAYS
sweetheart this rice it too salty and dry unlike the one you did yesterday. I think salt should be reduce any other time because of our health.
Husband A criticized while Husband B corrected his wife in love
STOP CRITICIZING YOUR WIFE
4 PRAISE HER FOR WHAT IS RIGHT
It will be wrong to correct when it's not well done, when you don't praise when it's well done. Form the habit of praising and appreciating your wife for good deeds.
5 DON'T DO IT BEFORE YOUR CHILDREN
Avoid correcting your wife in the presence of your children. Incessant correction of your wife before your children will make them disrespect her.
6 DON'T CORRECT HER IN THE PUBLIC
Avoid correcting your wife in the public, it does not show you as a gentleman, and will affect her self-esteem.
7 AVOID CORRECTION IN ANGER
Stop correcting your wife in anger, shouting, ranting, beating and making trouble. Real men don't do that.
8 DON'T COMPARE HER WITH ANY OTHER WOMAN
In your thought of correcting her, you might have been comparing her with other women.
"Don't you see what your friend is doing?" Can't you learn from our neighbors wife?" "and so?"
9 AVOID REFERRING TO OLD ISSUES
Avoid referring to issues discussed and settled. Stick to the present issue, discuss like adults and move on.
10 DON'T ATTACK HER WOMANHOOD
"And you call yourself a woman?, Virtuous women don't behave like this, you better change before I change you!." This is very wrong, don't do it
11 DON'T ATTACK HER DIGNITY
You don't behave like someone with sense, do you think at all? And you said you went to school, I doubt it."
This is very wrong you also are not talking like someone that pass through a college.
12 DO IT IN TIME OF PEACE
Most husbands do want to correct in the heat of anger, at the height of misunderstanding, when temper has already hit the roof. That is not the best time to correct, it will yield little or no result.
13 GIVE A HELPING HAND
The best way to correct is to lead by example, step into the kitchen to give a helping hand, don't just sit in the front of the television correcting what goes on in the kitchen.
Wives are doing a great job, appreciate yours and support her to be better wife and mother.
IF YOU EXPECT YOUR WIFE TO BE AN ANGEL IN YOUR LIFE, THEN YOU SHOULD FIRST CREATE A HEAVEN FOR HER.
Stop criticizing her, rather correct in love. Most will say it's constructive criticism. But truly, It means disapproval by pointing out errors and mistakes.
Correction is the act of offering better options to mistakes
Correction and criticism are never the same
3b: HUSBAND A SAYS
What manner of food is this?
Is this popcorn or fried rice?
how I wish I marry a more sensible wife with better home training, who can cook better.
HUSBAND B SAYS
sweetheart this rice it too salty and dry unlike the one you did yesterday. I think salt should be reduce any other time because of our health.
Husband A criticized while Husband B corrected his wife in love
STOP CRITICIZING YOUR WIFE
4 PRAISE HER FOR WHAT IS RIGHT
It will be wrong to correct when it's not well done, when you don't praise when it's well done. Form the habit of praising and appreciating your wife for good deeds.
5 DON'T DO IT BEFORE YOUR CHILDREN
Avoid correcting your wife in the presence of your children. Incessant correction of your wife before your children will make them disrespect her.
6 DON'T CORRECT HER IN THE PUBLIC
Avoid correcting your wife in the public, it does not show you as a gentleman, and will affect her self-esteem.
7 AVOID CORRECTION IN ANGER
Stop correcting your wife in anger, shouting, ranting, beating and making trouble. Real men don't do that.
8 DON'T COMPARE HER WITH ANY OTHER WOMAN
In your thought of correcting her, you might have been comparing her with other women.
"Don't you see what your friend is doing?" Can't you learn from our neighbors wife?" "and so?"
9 AVOID REFERRING TO OLD ISSUES
Avoid referring to issues discussed and settled. Stick to the present issue, discuss like adults and move on.
10 DON'T ATTACK HER WOMANHOOD
"And you call yourself a woman?, Virtuous women don't behave like this, you better change before I change you!." This is very wrong, don't do it
11 DON'T ATTACK HER DIGNITY
You don't behave like someone with sense, do you think at all? And you said you went to school, I doubt it."
This is very wrong you also are not talking like someone that pass through a college.
12 DO IT IN TIME OF PEACE
Most husbands do want to correct in the heat of anger, at the height of misunderstanding, when temper has already hit the roof. That is not the best time to correct, it will yield little or no result.
13 GIVE A HELPING HAND
The best way to correct is to lead by example, step into the kitchen to give a helping hand, don't just sit in the front of the television correcting what goes on in the kitchen.
Wives are doing a great job, appreciate yours and support her to be better wife and mother.
IF YOU EXPECT YOUR WIFE TO BE AN ANGEL IN YOUR LIFE, THEN YOU SHOULD FIRST CREATE A HEAVEN FOR HER.
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π©Έ Today, a #CPD training on GBV will begin in Addis Ababa and regions (+Online):
β‘οΈ Gender-based Violence (GBV) Prevention & Response for Health Professionals
π Training Start Date: Fri Jul 19, 2024 (ααα 12α€ 2016)
π Registration -- ongoing for the module, with 15 CEU
For more info, https://t.me/KindsolutionCPD; https://t.me/kindsolution; kindplc.com
πππ
π0964088888
π0974012201
π0974013301
AA, Megenagna, Metebaber Building Office No (Main Office): 609
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β‘οΈ Gender-based Violence (GBV) Prevention & Response for Health Professionals
π Training Start Date: Fri Jul 19, 2024 (ααα 12α€ 2016)
π Registration -- ongoing for the module, with 15 CEU
For more info, https://t.me/KindsolutionCPD; https://t.me/kindsolution; kindplc.com
πππ
π0964088888
π0974012201
π0974013301
AA, Megenagna, Metebaber Building Office No (Main Office): 609
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3a: DON'T CRITICIZE
Stop criticizing her, rather correct in love. Most will say it's constructive criticism. But truly, It means disapproval by pointing out errors and mistakes.
Correction is the act of offering better options to mistakes
Correction and criticism are never the same
3b: HUSBAND A SAYS
What manner of food is this?
Is this popcorn or fried rice?
how I wish I marry a more sensible wife with better home training, who can cook better.
HUSBAND B SAYS
sweetheart this rice it too salty and dry unlike the one you did yesterday. I think salt should be reduce any other time because of our health.
Husband A criticized while Husband B corrected his wife in love
STOP CRITICIZING YOUR WIFE
4 PRAISE HER FOR WHAT IS RIGHT
It will be wrong to correct when it's not well done, when you don't praise when it's well done. Form the habit of praising and appreciating your wife for good deeds.
5 DON'T DO IT BEFORE YOUR CHILDREN
Avoid correcting your wife in the presence of your children. Incessant correction of your wife before your children will make them disrespect her.
6 DON'T CORRECT HER IN THE PUBLIC
Avoid correcting your wife in the public, it does not show you as a gentleman, and will affect her self-esteem.
7 AVOID CORRECTION IN ANGER
Stop correcting your wife in anger, shouting, ranting, beating and making trouble. Real men don't do that.
8 DON'T COMPARE HER WITH ANY OTHER WOMAN
In your thought of correcting her, you might have been comparing her with other women.
"Don't you see what your friend is doing?" Can't you learn from our neighbors wife?" "and so?"
9 AVOID REFERRING TO OLD ISSUES
Avoid referring to issues discussed and settled. Stick to the present issue, discuss like adults and move on.
10 DON'T ATTACK HER WOMANHOOD
"And you call yourself a woman?, Virtuous women don't behave like this, you better change before I change you!." This is very wrong, don't do it
11 DON'T ATTACK HER DIGNITY
You don't behave like someone with sense, do you think at all? And you said you went to school, I doubt it."
This is very wrong you also are not talking like someone that pass through a college.
12 DO IT IN TIME OF PEACE
Most husbands do want to correct in the heat of anger, at the height of misunderstanding, when temper has already hit the roof. That is not the best time to correct, it will yield little or no result.
13 GIVE A HELPING HAND
The best way to correct is to lead by example, step into the kitchen to give a helping hand, don't just sit in the front of the television correcting what goes on in the kitchen.
Wives are doing a great job, appreciate yours and support her to be better wife and mother.
IF YOU EXPECT YOUR WIFE TO BE AN ANGEL IN YOUR LIFE, THEN YOU SHOULD FIRST CREATE A HEAVEN FOR HER.
Stop criticizing her, rather correct in love. Most will say it's constructive criticism. But truly, It means disapproval by pointing out errors and mistakes.
Correction is the act of offering better options to mistakes
Correction and criticism are never the same
3b: HUSBAND A SAYS
What manner of food is this?
Is this popcorn or fried rice?
how I wish I marry a more sensible wife with better home training, who can cook better.
HUSBAND B SAYS
sweetheart this rice it too salty and dry unlike the one you did yesterday. I think salt should be reduce any other time because of our health.
Husband A criticized while Husband B corrected his wife in love
STOP CRITICIZING YOUR WIFE
4 PRAISE HER FOR WHAT IS RIGHT
It will be wrong to correct when it's not well done, when you don't praise when it's well done. Form the habit of praising and appreciating your wife for good deeds.
5 DON'T DO IT BEFORE YOUR CHILDREN
Avoid correcting your wife in the presence of your children. Incessant correction of your wife before your children will make them disrespect her.
6 DON'T CORRECT HER IN THE PUBLIC
Avoid correcting your wife in the public, it does not show you as a gentleman, and will affect her self-esteem.
7 AVOID CORRECTION IN ANGER
Stop correcting your wife in anger, shouting, ranting, beating and making trouble. Real men don't do that.
8 DON'T COMPARE HER WITH ANY OTHER WOMAN
In your thought of correcting her, you might have been comparing her with other women.
"Don't you see what your friend is doing?" Can't you learn from our neighbors wife?" "and so?"
9 AVOID REFERRING TO OLD ISSUES
Avoid referring to issues discussed and settled. Stick to the present issue, discuss like adults and move on.
10 DON'T ATTACK HER WOMANHOOD
"And you call yourself a woman?, Virtuous women don't behave like this, you better change before I change you!." This is very wrong, don't do it
11 DON'T ATTACK HER DIGNITY
You don't behave like someone with sense, do you think at all? And you said you went to school, I doubt it."
This is very wrong you also are not talking like someone that pass through a college.
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Most husbands do want to correct in the heat of anger, at the height of misunderstanding, when temper has already hit the roof. That is not the best time to correct, it will yield little or no result.
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The best way to correct is to lead by example, step into the kitchen to give a helping hand, don't just sit in the front of the television correcting what goes on in the kitchen.
Wives are doing a great job, appreciate yours and support her to be better wife and mother.
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3. floccinaucinihilipilification (29 letters) - the act of estimating something as worthless.
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6. disproportionableness (21 letters) - the quality of being out of proportion.
7. institutionalization (21 letters) - the act or process of establishing something as a norm or standard in an organization or society.
8. antiestablishmentarian (20 letters) - a person who opposes the establishment or existing authority.
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