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Would you like some Yellow Rice with that By Mediterranean Healthy Meals 05/25/11 12:54 As you know, I am still out of town in DC. I wanted to share some of my older, first posts. This is one of my favorites…..YELLOW RICE When I make a stew, I ALWAYS make "yellow" basmati rice as the side. My husband does not understand why I always make this... Add to my recipe book
Spicy Yogurt Dip "Labneh with walnuts and more" By Mediterranean Healthy Meals 06/01/11 12:00 Labneh is a type of yogurt that is thick and concentrated. All of the excess liquid is strained to obtain this texture. Traditionally it is eaten plain, but there are many variations of labneh. The one below has a spicy and nutty feel. Labneh can be substituted... Add to my recipe book
Jerusalem Salad Recipe—Tomato Salad By Mediterranean Healthy Meals 05/20/11 04:41 Looking for a healthy alternative to the traditional Western salad??? This is one of my all time favorite salads and YES I had it in Jerusalem Unlike many western salads, traditional Mediterranean salad does not have lettuce. But, if you absolutely love... Add to my recipe book
"Maklooba": Upside-Down Mediterranean Chicken, Veggies, Pinenuts and Rice By Mediterranean Healthy Meals 04/27/11 16:15 Ingredients: 1 large eggplant, sliced 1 large cauliflower, cut into florets 1 medium onion, sliced 1 large potato, sliced 1 lb chicken (you can use any parts of the chicken, beef or lamb) 1 1/2 cups basmati rice 2 tablespoons olive oil 1 chicken bouillon... Add to my recipe book
Spinach Pie or Spinach Borek By Mediterranean Healthy Meals 07/12/11 14:04 Borek is a baked or fried filled pastry. It can be filled with cheese, meat or veggies. For this recipe, I use spinach; it is delicious. It originates from Modern Day Turkey. Borek roll is usually prepared in a large pan and cut into portions after baking... Add to my recipe book
Fattoush Salad Recipe….Salad with Pita Bread Croutons By Mediterranean Healthy Meals 06/14/11 17:18 Fattoush is a very common Mediterranean salad made with fresh toasted, baked or fried pita chips, romaine lettuce and "tons" of vegetables. The vegetables in this salad are cut into relatively larger pieces compared to other traditional salad which has... Add to my recipe book
Friday Feast: Rice with Noodles "Riz bi Sh'arieh" By Mediterranean Healthy Meals 04/08/11 18:05 Rice with noodles or "RIZ BI SH'ARIEH" is my husband's absolute favorite type of rice. It is great as a side dish. It can be served with your favorite stew or soup; it can even be served on its own with a great salad. When I first met Will, I had difficulty... Add to my recipe book
Friday Feast: Homemade Pita Bread By Mediterranean Healthy Meals 03/18/11 15:52 As promised here is a recipe for homemade pita bread. If you want it to stay fresh just place it in a plastic bag after baking and freeze it. It should last about 1 month that way. Just take a piece out of the freezer and warm it up when you would like... Add to my recipe book
Mujadara….Lentil, Rice and Camelized Onion Pilaf….Great for Vegetarians or Vegans; Gluten Free. Healthy Mediterranean By Mediterranean Healthy Meals 01/31/11 15:21 Mujadarah Recipe Serves 4 Vegetarian, vegan (if you use oil or margarine instead of butter), and gluten free Ingredients 6 medium yellow onions, sliced thin (yellow onions are healthier than white) 2 tablespoons of olive oil (can also use butter) 2 tablespoons... Add to my recipe book
Healthy Mediterranean Pita Pizza By Mediterranean Healthy Meals 11/10/11 23:51 I was asked by a national organization to begin to write recipes for people with diabetes. I am very honored to do so and have decided my very first recipe will be Healthy Mediterranean Pita Pizza. This meal is so yummy and anyone and everyone will love... Add to my recipe book
Egyptian Fava Bean Dip "Foul Madamas" By Mediterranean Healthy Meals 05/31/11 16:00 I have blogged a fava bean dip recipe in the past…but I have recently discovered Egyptian Fava Bean Dip (courtesy of my husband) and LOVE it. It is similar to the original recipe…only better Fava beans are a staple food in Egypt and are eaten by all Egyptians.... Add to my recipe book
Tabouli: Healthy Salad, Healthy Life By Mediterranean Healthy Meals 05/03/11 14:45 Today I am eating Tabouli for lunch. I made it this morning and wanted to share the recipe. Tabouli is very healthy since it contains some of the foods we should try and eat every week to stay "heart healthy". The main ingredients are olive oil, tomatoes... Add to my recipe book
Mediterranean Stuffed Walnut Easter Cookie – Ma'amoul By Mediterranean Healthy Meals 04/23/11 14:15 Ma'amoul is another holiday treat! It is a VERY tasty shortbread pastry that is filled with walnuts, dates, almonds, pistachios or other fillings. I used walnuts because that is my favorite These cookies are most popular in Israel, Palestine, Lebanon, Syria,... Add to my recipe book
Baba Ghanoush: Fresh Smoked, Baked Eggplant Dip By Mediterranean Healthy Meals 04/20/11 16:19 Have you ever watched the movie Wedding Crashers??? Numerous times throughout the movie John calls Jeremy "Baba Ghannoush" …. There was no rhyme or reason for it, but he did it. Well what is this dish?? It is fresh, smoked, baked eggplant dip Yummy!! Baba... Add to my recipe book
Tuesday Toast with Gourmet Gab: Apple Cinnamon Toast By Mediterranean Healthy Meals 04/12/11 15:37 Today's Tuesday Toast is with Gourmet Gab or Gabriela. Her blog site is http://gourmetgab.wordpress.com/. She is a journalism student at Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School and aspires to be on the Food Network someday. She is passionate about... Add to my recipe book
Tuesday Toast with Meatless Mediterranean: Eggplant, Tomato & Chickpea Stew By Mediterranean Healthy Meals 03/22/11 12:52 Today's guest blogger: Mary Shaw. http://meatlessmediterranean.blogspot.com Mary is a blogger who specializes in Vegetarian or Meatless Mediterranean Meals. She is a writer and vegetarian gourmet cook with great recipes for healthy meals. Please check... Add to my recipe book
Muhammara or Fire Roasted Red Pepper Dip By Mediterranean Healthy Meals 02/29/12 20:14 Muhammara is a popular Mediterranean dip that originates from Aleppo, Syria and is eaten by people all over the Mediterranean region. Muhammara means "reddened" in Arabic. The main ingredients are fresh red peppers, walnuts and breadcrumbs. The walnuts... Add to my recipe book
Seven Spice Recipe By Mediterranean Healthy Meals 07/09/11 13:59 "Seven Spice" is a tasty must-have used in Mediterranean cooking. It is great on meats (lamb, beef, steaks, burgers, chicken ). It is also tasty on veggies. Seven spice has a very exotic flavor that is sure to excite all of your taste buds. I have listed... Add to my recipe book
Yummy Cole Slaw Recipe By Mediterranean Healthy Meals 06/29/11 13:42 With plans for a big July 4th party, I have started pulling out many of my recipes for the event. I am going to start with Cole Slaw which is definitely one of my favorites. Ingredients 1 head [...] Add to my recipe book
Baked Garlic Flavored Fattoush Salad Pita Chips By Mediterranean Healthy Meals 06/13/11 15:38 Pita chips are baked from pita bread. They can be seasoned in a variety of ways. They are crunchier and thicker than a traditional potato chip, and they are also HEALTHIER This recipe is for fattoush salad pita chips. There are many ways to make other pita... Add to my recipe book


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Suicide try by former Raymond man delays trial in rape case
A judge has set a June 17 trial date for Patrick Eschenbrenner, who faces six counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault for allegedly abusing the girl between in 2002 and 2007.
Judge N. William Delker said in a court order that Eschenbrenner's trial on April 8 had to be delayed because he was being treated in an infirmary for injuries related to the suicide attempt.
The court order does not say when the suicide attempt occurred. Delker said he was informed about the matter on the day the trial was set to begin.
If convicted in the latest case, Eschenbrenner, 51, could have decades added to his current prison term. He faces up to 10 to 20 years in state prison on each of the latest sex assault charges.
Eschenbrenner was briefly freed from prison two years ago after being convicted by a jury in a 1998 rape case.
Superior Court Chief Justice Tina Nadeau decided that Eschenbrenner did not receive effective assistance from his lawyer during his 2008 trial, and that the jury should not have been allowed to hear opinions of police officers during their testimony.
Nadeau concluded that the officers improperly conveyed to the jury that they believed the victim's allegations of sexual abuse.
The state Supreme Court disagreed with Nadeau in February, concluding that Eschenbrenner did not deserve a new trial.Eschenbrenner had been in state prison for roughly three years when he was freed on bail in 2011 in the wake of Nadeau's decision.
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After Nadeau's decision, Assistant County Attorney Jerome Blanchard convinced the state Attorney General's Office to appeal her ruling.
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Yesterday afternoon a very pleasant lady from the BBC came to the stand with a few rather interesting questions regarding ebook readers and the 'epub' format which requires casting out to a wider audience i.e. you guys.
Both Vik and I provided her with our opinions but I feel that it requires a bit more of a wider response independent of what we told her (which is why I'm not telling you what we have already said). So please help out with some constructive comment and no ranting please.
- Does your school have, or plan to purchase any form of ebook reader i.e. Kindle?
- Do you see a future and use for ebook readers in schools, and if not, why not?
- If you are to use e-publications how would you view them if not via an ebook reader?
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2. It depends. As the Kindles stand at the moment no - they are too difficult to manage. Getting books to them is a hassle, using purchased books is too complicated to manage for a set of devices, they can't be 'locked down' to prevent fiddling and we have found they don't work well with enterprise networks (eg. no proxy support). If these issues could be solved, they would be great but as it stands there are too many hurdles. I don't have experience with non-Kindle e-readers so they may address these issues, but I suspect then suffer with the difficulty of finding content for them.
3. I can see e-publications being used on iPads and tablet devices in the future
2) Yes, but the management has to be there. Amazon (for example) don't have any corporate toolkit for Kindles the last time I asked. I was hoping to be able to sling DR docs on a couple of Kindles with some form of auto-update.
3) There isn't a good alternative to something like an e-Ink reader IF all you want to wander off to a quiet corner and read stuff. They're awesome, not glare-y, cheap, reasonably robust and the battery lasts forever. The problem is when "and it'd be cool if they could do X" rears it's ugly head and battery life nosedives, the price surges up and it all gets annoying.
So to conclude. Better corporate management tools for content, patching and config (open tools would be cool - can we get them to sync to an internal webserver / rsync / whatever?) at a free or reasonable price. Reinforced USB ports (Kindle, I'm looking at you).
Thanks everyone. Anymore responses?
We have some android tablets with the kindle app that are used quite well.
Better more useable alternative.
I would love to but i think they need more ability to be centrally managed (along with most tablets out there)
1. No but thought - if central management came out then yes probs 15-20
2. Yes as long as there is a management server type role which has all the content stored (effectively a huge library ). An Idea would be to have the ability to connect and borrow books (like the normal library) on an app which runs on ipad/android/windows which means they can borrow books like they would with physical ones.
3. if it was PDF type file. - they could be viewed on pretty much any device as they all support PDF in some form or another
1) Not in the traditional i.e kindle et al sense - or are you talking about software?
2) Not if you mean dedicated hardware - tablets offer this functionality, yes if you mean software.
3) HTML of via PC/Tablet with software ebook
We don't have any plans at present allthough a few members of staff have commented on the idea before, with the amazon cloud service it would be nice if it were possible to have a cloud admin account that school kindles could be allocated too and tracked.
As has been said the need to support proxies on school networks is a bit of a bugbear at the moment.
I like to idea of a student having all the textbooks they need on one device that has an easy to read screen.
We have a class set of iPAD's which we use in a crude sort of form as an e-Book for some documents.
I certainly see an eBook into the future being beneficial to education - not quite talking about a 'paperless office' but the amount of money spent on reprographics, purchasing new text books each time a course changes / is updated may be cost effective.
Management is certainly the biggest issue, and I think without a device for all you are limited to what you can do.
If their was some way (which I think I remember schools in american doing) of 'loaning' titles to the students devices as per borrowing a book from the school library this would prevent multiple copies of the books being spread across the school for book publishers, as well as the students electronically leaving book reviews etc like they can with most modern library systems. Students would then loan a book title for 7 days and at the end of the 7 days the book would return to the pool for another student to loan it if required.
Now I must admit, I buy the majority of books now for myself electronic I still feel theres a need for paper books in some circumstances and it will never replace a paper library completely.
1. Yes, hope to start feasibility study soon, main considerations will be ease of adding new books, preventing/controlling kids adding new books, handling every pupils' "bookmarks".
2. Yes, but only if the above (and other) requirements can be met. Don't think that at present any product ticks all the boxes.
3. PC app or app on tablets.
Will be looking at this exact question at BETT...
1. Does your school have, or plan to purchase any form of ebook reader i.e. Kindle?
We have just bought 3 kindles to use in our library
2. Do you see a future and use for ebook readers in schools, and if not, why not?
Only if companies such as amazon can provide management tools to manage the ebooks. Downloading a book 3 times is not ideal and the management of these devices is a major headache.
3. If you are to use e-publications how would you view them if not via an ebook reader?
Some form of tablet device such as an ipad.
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I love blogging. I really do. (Even if my posts are somewhat feast-or-famine!) I also love to read. And travel. And Sandra Leesmith's book Love's Promises lets me combine these three great loves: read a GREAT book, blog about it, and suddenly find myself bumping up Lake Tahoe on my list of Must-Visit Places in the US.
Lori Wick's 1998 novel Pretense first introduced me to Lake Tahoe and the surrounding area. I've not been to the area, but from what I read in that book – and now in Love's Promise – I really feel like I need to go, and stat! (It's also been three months since my last airplane trip … let's face it, it's about time for another one.)
About the Book
For Monica Scott, building her late father's house at Lake Tahoe isn't an option—it's a necessary distraction from confusing memories and an uncertain future. But a handsome planner working for the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency (TRPA) is keeping Monica from moving forward with the project. Never mind that he's young and charming with a great sense of humor. No one is going to stop Monica from making her father's dream—and her own—a reality.
All Greg Linsey wants is for his work to mean something. His job at TRPA gives him the opportunity to fight for the environment he loves and make a difference in his small corner of the world. But with the sophisticated Monica Scott's arrival, his dedication is tested as never before, especially when Monica turns to his unscrupulous nemesis for assistance.
As Greg and Monica's animosity turns into something far sweeter, can they learn to accept each other's promises and avoid the growing danger to their lives and hearts?
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My take: Oh, my. This book is hands-down my favorite Sandra Leesmith book. She has truly outdone herself with the vivid descriptions, plot twists and turns, and likable characters. I felt transported directly to the Tahoe Basin every time I picked up the book, and still wish I could see Armand Scott's architectural plans. While a couple of phrases were repeated throughout the book (Greg snapped his fingers at every turn!), it didn't detract from my overall enjoyment. The TRPA, environmental issues facing the Basin, and the tug-of-war between builder, consultant, and agency all made for an intriguing read. (And Mitch Jones officially gives me the willies.)
I also appreciated Monica and Greg's dialogues about faith throughout the book – as well as their roles as characters. Greg was the strong believer and Monica was the one struggling. Far too often, authors write a Christian female character who's trying to "rescue", fix, or save the bad boy she is Irresistibly, Unwillingly Attracted To but can't help herself. The guy gets the bad rap!
Love's Promises blessedly doesn't cave into the predictable gender roles that many Christian books do – and I really, really like that. Greg is a strong male character, and is unwilling to compromise his Christian faith. That in itself is a breath of fresh air in the fiction books I read! THANK YOU, Sandra!
Sandra was also gracious enough to answer some questions for me as part of the blog tour. (Speaking of, go check out the tour introduction and schedule at Seasons of Humility!)
Hi Meagan, it is wonderful to be back with you at The Curried Nut. Thank you for having me. I am really excited about this book because it involves an area and issue dear to my heart. I spent part of my childhood in the Lake Tahoe area, and my parents lived at the lake for over twenty years, so we have spent many vacations there.
The Curried Nut: How do you like to plan your trips? Do you plan down to the nitty-gritty detail, or do you leave some wiggle room? (Or a combination!)
Sandra Leesmith: It depends upon what type of trip I'm taking whether I plan every detail. If I have a specific purpose and limited time, I will plan with care to include all I need to see and learn. Most of my travels are left open. My husband and I like to learn everything about the areas we travel to. He is a biologist so loves to learn about the geography, ecology, geology, and animal life. I like to learn the history and meet people that live in the area. So we make a great team in that we get a well-rounded view of the places where we have traveled.
TCN: Some of your previous books have been set in the greater Pacific Northwest. What brought you "down south" to Lake Tahoe?
SL: I actually wrote this book before I wrote LOVE'S REFUGE. If you are familiar with the writing business, this can happen. In fact, my first book published was actually the third book I had written. But what drew me to the Lake Tahoe area is similar to what drew me to the Pacific Northwest and that is family. My parents both lived in the Lake Tahoe basin, so hubby and I spent most of our time off from teaching in the area. Lake Tahoe has perfect weather for camping in the summer. The winter has great skiing. It's pretty hard to beat.
TCN: I've not been to Lake Tahoe or the surrounding area. Do you have any recommendations? i.e. must-do activities, restaurants, cities, etc.
SL: The Lake Tahoe basin is very diverse. Some of the public land is National Forest so there are lots of hiking trails. You can bicycle most of the lake on paved bike trails. Because the lake is huge, there are marinas with boats to rent (including kayaks, sailboats, ski boats, jet skiis, etc). Sometimes there are vendors with parasails. There is fishing in the lake or streams. It is in the mountains, so there is plenty of wildlife. Deer, black bears, coyotes, squirrels, chipmunks, raccoons, mountain lions, and a huge variety of birds. This attracts wildlife enthusiasts as well as hunters.
The Eastern shore of Lake Tahoe is located in the state of Nevada, so there are casinos, night clubs, and plenty of nice restaurants. One of my favorite restaurants is on the California side called Sunnyside. You sit out on a deck and eat lunch on the lakeshore so you can watch boaters.
There are State Parks in both states and National Monuments that include historical displays and artifacts. In Nevada's Sand Beach State Park, they hold the Shakespeare Festival in August. Performers come from San Francisco and perform plays written by Shakespeare. The park has a natural amphitheater set in the sand dunes so you go early and take a picnic and sit in the sand. Before the play begins, you meet and visit all the people around you. After the sun sets, the play begins right there on the beach. It is one of my favorite activities.
TCN: Wow! Thank you for all of the recommendations. They sound great! I particularly like the Shakespeare-in-the-park suggestion. A local park near my parents' house has an amphitheater and hosts Shakespeare plays every summer, too. I haven't made it there (or to Ashland, Oregon) yet, but they're on my list. (I'm still waiting for "Much Ado About Nothing" or "Macbeth" to be on the list!)
What kind of on-site research did you do in Tahoe for this book?
SL: The men and women who worked at Tahoe Regional Planning Agency were very helpful. They wanted to be sure I portrayed the Agency with accuracy. They helped me with ideas for developing the conflicts in the plot. I also talked with consultants and real estate agents in the area for additional information.
TCN: I'm sure they did! I can tell a lot of research was put into the book – it definitely adds depth and makes the story come alive.
Do your processes for on-site research vary by book, or are there common threads from book to book?
SL: The only common thread that appears in all of my books are reflections for my love of nature and the out-of-doors. I always incorporate the setting into the story. Since every book is so different, the research is different also.
I do tend to find people though that are experts in their field to be sure I have accuracy regarding their jobs and/or the conflict. For example, when I wrote THE PRICE OF VICTORY, my heroine wanted to become a pro-bicycle racer, so I met women who were pros and asked them technical questions. When I wrote LOVE'S MIRACLES, I consulted with a psychologist from the Veterans Administration who gave me great info for my heroine, who was a psychologist, and also for post-traumatic stress syndrome.
When my husband and I took a cruise on a steamboat up the Mississippi, I interviewed the crew working on the steamboat which gave me the ideas for the story CURRENT OF LOVE. In fact, many readers claim they felt like they had been on the cruise as they read my book.
TCN: If the powers that be made Love's Promises into a movie, which actors do you see playing the leads?
SL: I would love to see LOVE'S PROMISES made into a movie. But I do not really see many movies so I don't know the names of stars. Who would you pick?
TCN: Oh, that's a toughie. Greg Kinnear (a young version!) came to mind several times as I was reading Love's Promises, but the jury's still out for me. If Paul Walker were still alive (*tear*) … he, actually, would be quite perfect. For Monica, I think Amy Adams or Isla Fisher could be great!
If you could have dinner with one of your characters, who would it be and why?
SL: The hero of course. Who wouldn't want all that handsome male humor and attention? I like Greg's love of the environment and would probably enjoy talking about environmental issues.
Although I have to say it would be fun to talk to Monica about Spain.
TCN: I agree, on all counts! I've been to Spain twice now and would love to pick her brain – where she's traveled as well as just architecturally. Spain has some amazing architecture and art, from Barcelona's Sagrada Familia to Granada's Alhambra, Bilbao's Guggenheim museum to Toledo's cathedral. Such history and talent!
Thank you so much for joining me, Sandra! Looking forward to the next book tour and more. Cheers!
About the Author
Sandra Leesmith loves to travel in her RV and explore all of nature's beauty, discover America's history, and fellowship with the wonderful people she meets while on the road. She enjoys reading, writing, hiking, swimming, and pickleball. Learn more about Sandra and her books at www.sandraleesmith.com.
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Nvidia's ace in the hole against AMD: Maxwell is the first GPU with full DirectX 12 support September 19, 2014 at 1:27 pm
In addition to Nvidia's new Maxwell GPU having top-of-the-line performance and power efficiency, it has another feature that will probably make a lot more difference in the real world: It's the first GPU to offer full support for Microsoft's upcoming DirectX 12 and Direct3D 12 graphics APIs. According to Microsoft, it has worked with Nvidia engineers in a "zero-latency environment" for several months to get DX12 support baked into Maxwell and graphics drivers. Even more importantly, Microsoft then worked with Epic to get DirectX 12 support baked into Unreal Engine 4, and to build a tech demo of Fable Legends that uses DX12.
OpenGL 4.5 released, next-gen OpenGL unveiled: Cross-platform Mantle killer, DX12 competitor August 11, 2014 at 12:45 pm
At Siggraph 2014, the Khronos Group has announced both OpenGL 4.5 and, more excitingly, the Next Generation OpenGL Initiative. OpenGL 4.5, except for some new Direct3D 11 emulation features for easier porting, is your fairly standard annual OpenGL update. Next Generation OpenGL (OpenGL NG), however, is a complete rebuild of the OpenGL API. The idea, much like AMD's Mantle and DirectX 12, is to build an entirely new version of OpenGL that removes a lot of the abstraction, significantly reducing the overhead and inefficiencies when working at a low level with the bare metal GPU hardware.
Valve quietly releases Source 2 engine, Source 2 version of Dota 2, and new Hammer map editor August 8, 2014 at 9:01 am
In true Valve fashion, Gaben & Co. have just launched the long-awaited Source 2 engine… as part of the new Dota 2 Workshop Tools. Oddly, Valve isn't confirming that this is actually Source 2 — but the Steam and Dota 2 communities are confident that this is it. You can also run an alpha version of Dota 2 in the new Source 2 engine, making it unofficially the first Source 2 game. Officially, we hope that Valve is still holding out for Half-Life 3 as the first real Source 2 game — the math checks out: Source 1 + Source 2 = Half-Life 3. Read on for our early impressions of the Source 2 engine, and how to try it out yourself.
DirectX 12 is coming next year, but it probably won't help Xbox One games run at 1080p August 5, 2014 at 3:55 pm
At this year's Game Developers Conference, Microsoft laid out the plans for its upcoming DirectX 12 release for Windows and Xbox One. Developers will be able to use these new APIs to boost performance when DX12 is released in the fall of 2015, but will it make a meaningful difference? Is this the magic bullet the Xbox One needs for 1080p releases? Unfortunately, the men and women in the trenches don't seem to think so.
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Nvidia has released two massive software updates this morning: The GeForce 337.50 beta driver, offering a significant performance boost in DirectX games (anywhere from 5% to 50%), and a new version of the GeForce Experience software suite that debuts Battery Boost (prolonged gaming on Nvidia-powered laptops), and rolls out significant updates to both ShadowPlay and GameStream.
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Valve open-sources its DirectX to OpenGL translation software: Here come the SteamOS and Linux games? March 11, 2014 at 12:21 pm
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Symantec AntiVirus Corporate Edition and Terminal Server support
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Symantec AntiVirus Corporate Edition supports Windows NT, 2000, and 2003 Terminal Servers. This document describes guidelines for installing Symantec AntiVirus to a Terminal Server, along with a list of known problems.
Either the client or the server component of Symantec AntiVirus can be installed on a Terminal Server. Symantec AntiVirus must be installed in Remote Administration mode (called Remote Desktop mode in Windows 2003), instead of Application Mode.
In versions of Symantec AntiVirus 10.0.x and previous, and Symantec Client Security 3.0.x and previous, operations through a Terminal session, such as installation, manual scans, and configuration, are not supported. However, starting with Symantec AntiVirus 10.1 and Symantec Client Security 3.1, these functions are supported.
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Note: Symantec AntiVirus on a Terminal Server will protect terminal session thin clients, and terminal session clients with local hard drives that are operating on files within the session. Symantec AntiVirus on the Terminal Server will not protect file operations on a client's local hard drive. In the case of a client with a local hard drive, the client should have the Symantec AntiVirus client installed locally.
AMS2 alerts work correctly for users who are logged on to the console computer. Users who are connected through a terminal client session will not receive alerts.
Symantec AntiVirus will function on Terminal Servers in the same manner as it works on file servers, with the exception of alerting.
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Discouraged...advice, please? :(
- 0Hello. I am a new LPN in LTC. I am SO discouraged. I recieved 4 days of training. There were no hours open, so I actually didn't get to work on my own until several weeks after training. My night was AWFUL. My shift is 4hrs on a hall of about 20, including a tube feed, 4 diabetics and 4 skilled rsdts. I didn't finish my 4p med pass until after 5p. I didn't finish my 8p med pass until about 1030p. I wanted to cry right there at the med cart, and leave! But, I knew that I could not, so somehow, I pulled it together. A supervisor came in to do an IV, and asked how it was going. I told her..well, I am SO late. She said "oh, honey I could not do all that in 4 hours either. Its ok." This made me feel somewhat better. I left SO paranoid that I forgot someone, or something. I asked the nurse following me, "did you notice anything stupid I did? Or didnt do?" She said.no, that I did great.
I understand that this is the norm for LTC, and that it takes time to get your routine, etc. But, this has gotten me downright depressed I am SO scares if I go back that I will end up losing my nursing liscense. It's too rushed! I asked how I was suppose to do my 3checks of the 5 rights and was told that I would not have time. What?! What about treatments? If I want to do everything correctly and CAREFULLY then I feel I need 8 hrs..not 4!! I am on call, so not scheduled. I had signed up to work a few days, but got someone to cover it because the thought of doing that again just gives me SUCH anxiety. I can't eat, sleep, or relax. I NEED to work. And I WANT to be a nurse. I hate to think I wasted all that time and money. I am scheduled a few more data this month, I KNOW I just need to grow up and go do my job. But, that thought makes me want to cry!!! Can anyone else relate? Or am I being overly anxious? Thanks!
- 3Dec 5, '11 by CT Pixie, ASN, RNYou don't see it now but a day will come when you realize that you have passed all your meds within the alloted time, done all your treatments, charting etc.
It takes a while. I remember feeling exactly like you did. I was lucky enough to get 6 wks orientation (40 hrs per week). I slowly learned all 33 residents and their quirks on taking meds a certain way, a certain time etc. Once you get to know the residents and their ways it makes med pass much easier. I so remember the knot in my stomach every shift, dreading it knowing I would probably be out of compliance with med pass, etc. I longed to appear/be as confident as the other nurses I watched on the floor, not nervous..just relaxed (ok as relaxed as an LTC nurse can be with 30+ patients). I don't know when it was but one day I realized..hey! Med pass done within complance time, got through the shift no problem..new nurses are coming to me for help/advice etc..it was amazing!
Don't fret, soon enough you'll be a pro..I promise.
- 1Dec 5, '11 by CT Pixie, ASN, RNYou're just scared and nervous..very natural. Take a deep breath and try to relax. You have a leg up on most new LTC nurses, you know these residents..makes things MUCH easier. You're brand new, you aren't expected to be a whiz. Take it one shift at a time. You'll see, one day you'll look up and realize..hey I actually FEEL like a nurse
- 2Dec 5, '11 by DixieRedHeadThe only way you will get over this is to face your demon. If you are late with somebody's colace, I don't think the work will stop turning on it's axis. We have all been there. Chin up, kid, you will get there.
- 1Dec 5, '11 by woohQuote from DixieRedHeadBut I heard that the earthquake in South America that bumped the planet and made us lose a couple seconds of time was caused by a late Colace!!If you are late with somebody's colace, I don't think the work will stop turning on it's axis.
OP, it gets better. And 4 hour shifts SUCK, no matter how long you've been a nurse.
- 0Dec 5, '11 by BiffbradfordQuote from dixieredhead+1[color=silver]the only way you will get over this is to face your demon. if you are late with somebody's colace, i don't think the world will stop turning on it's axis. [color=silver]we have all been there. chin up, kid, you will get there.
try to keep it all in perspective.
as my preceptor said to me on my last job (which i quit after 2 mo): "if that's the worst you've got, i'll take it!"
- 0Dec 5, '11 by SweetsRN522Do not fret it is all part of the transition period for new nurses. It may take time to learn how to get through things quicker and that is ok. Passing meds should be done in a timely but safe manner, and I would rather pass meds knowing they were all given correctly but took longer, then passing them and risking making a mistake. As you progress into your nursing career, you will learn the tricks of the trade of getting tasks accomplished quicker. As far as 4 hour shifts, yeah they are tough. When I work 4 hours in the hospital I feel like I have barely had any time with my patients so I understand you worries and frustration. Take a look at this website, (page 3 is the image)http://www.nursingthefuture.ca/assets/File/Stages.pdf. When I was in the new nurse orientation program they shared this with me and it helped me to understand where I should be in the transition into practice. No worries it will all work out for you
- 0Dec 5, '11 by NamasteNurseevery day you will get faster and more confident. it takes AT LEAST 4 months to get your routine down pat. you'll learn where everything is, that's half the battle. You'll learn how each pt takes their meds, where they are, how to approach them etc. You pretty much have the whole shift to get your work done, being fast is not the main concern. Be accurate. The five rights etc are built into your med cards and the MAR. Just look everything over. In LTC nothing changes all that much, so you will get used to it! RELAX no one is going to lose their license over being new!


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For a long time, it seemed Canadians were pretty indifferent to shopping on the Internet.
But more-robust-than-expected online sales on both Black Friday and so-called Cyber Monday, coupled with strong sales on Canadian retail websites and a slew of new entrants, suggest that has changed.
Imagine a customer demographic that has more disposable income, spends more time online, is not as big on bargain-hunting and is more loyal than your core customer. Sounds like a retailer's dream doesn't it?
A few months ago, I read a conversation on the discussion boards of The American Specialty Toy Retailing Association (ASTRA). In the discussion, an owner of a small toy store was recollecting a conversation between two young shoppers she had overheard in her store.
It easy enough to increase sales if you discount enough. Profits are another matter as I have warned repeatedly throughout the Christmas season. Nordstrom and Macy's did well but 4th quarter earnings estimates missed guidance in a number of high-profile retailers.
The New York Times reports Retail Sales Edged Up in December After Stores Cut Prices Sharply
Google's most recent update to the way its search algorithm works, dubbed "Panda 4.0," is wreaking havoc with some major brands on the web. Yesterday we told you that up to 80% of eBay's prime search result listings had been banished from the first Google results page.
As a growing number of Canadians shop online, retailers of all types – from pure play eCommerce players to nationwide chains – are learning that the most effective way to compete is to give the consumer more of what they want. According to recent studies, the ideal online experience is one where shoppers have options in all stages, including checkout and shipping.
By Paul Price: Clothing sales geared towards fickle teen buyers are hard to predict. Guessing right on fashion trends can mean big profits.Being out-of-sync leads to mark downs and low margins. No companies always get the hottest merchandise while avoiding slow selling lines. The dominant teen retailers seem to take turns basking in the glow of good choices.
Retail Web sites have bumped back deadlines and offer free express shipping after weekend snowstorms kept holiday shoppers home in large areas of the East Coast.
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Untitled film features never-before-seen archival footage
It's been nearly two years since Amy Winehouse's tragic death, and the "Rehab" singer has already been revived for a pair of posthumous albums, a divisive cover of "Back to Black" by Beyoncé and André 3000, and even a second death inquest. Now Winehouse's life and career will serve as the subject of a high-profile documentary that's set to be shopped around at next month's Cannes Film Festival.
According to the Hollywood Reporter, Universal Music and acclaimed documentarian Asif Kapadia (2010's Senna, 2001's The Warrior) are teaming up to bring the late Londoner's life to the big screen. The as-yet-untitled project, which will reportedly include never-before-seen archival footage of Winehouse, is being co-produced by Universal Music and James Gay-Rees, who worked with Kapadia on Senna.
"This is an incredibly modern, emotional and relevant film that has the power to capture the zeitgeist and shine a light on the world we live in in a way that very few films can," Kapadia and Gay-Rees said in a statement. "Amy was a once-in-a-generation talent who captured everyone's attention; she wrote and sung from the heart, and everyone fell under her spell. But tragically, Amy seemed to fall apart under the relentless media attention, her troubled relationships, her global success and precarious lifestyle. As a society we celebrated her huge success, but then we were quick to judge her failings when it suited us."
Focus Features International, a branch of Universal, hopes to find a foreign buyer for the film at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival, taking place from May 15 to 26. Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby — the inspiration behind Beyoncé and André 3000's aforementioned "Back to Black" cover — will open the annual showcase.


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- 1Mar 10 by andreasmom02This is a long vent post. Sorry, have to vent. I think it's safe to say I may be done with nursing, & feel like I barely began it. I'm a 33 year old female, married, mom of two great kids! I became an LPN in 2008 through my local community college. I am a stay at home mom and have mostly needed part time & PRN jobs because of my kids. I have had several part time LPN jobs since becoming an LPN in '08, and have yet to find one I like. I think I may have chosen the wrong career. I am seriously thinking of going back to school to be a dental hygienist (what I wanted to be in high school), surgical tech, or an elementary school teacher.
I am currently working as a health screener LPN, and it's the best LPN job I've had so far. I work as a contractor LPN. I go in with other nurses & set up health screening sites for companies. We do height & weight, BP checks, cholesterol screenings, and BMI screenings. I work when I want, good hourly pay, great schedule for moms. But I don't get near as many hours as I would at a regular LPN job, have to drive quite far to clinic sites, & the work isn't steady. I also rarely work with the same people, and it's hard to get to know each other.
I was excited after making it through LPN school, and receiving my LPN license. I was excited to have a job where I got to truly help people, and make a great living for doing so... That was until I took my first LPN job. The first job I had was in a nursing home. That place was a NIGHTMARE! 24 pts. to one nurse, no help from staff, combative patients, foul-mouthed unprofessional LPNs, and everyone working there was in a terrible mood. Plus, the place smelled awful. It was the most depressing atmosphere I'd ever been in, and I pray I never end up in a place like that when I'm elderly. I quit and then moved on to the second job, which was a nightmare as well.
I thought it was a dream job at first. This was in an urgent care an hour from my home. The nurse manager who hired me said it was a "great place to work." She said, "friendly, helpful staff, always get 30 min to an hour for lunch, the urgent care didn't get too busy, time to chart, etc. Friendly, helpful doctors." This place was anything but everything she said. My first night was a nightmare! As soon as I arrived the LPN in charge of the floor looked at me and said "who are you?!" very rudely. I explained that I was the new LPN and excited to start working there. She just rolled her eyes at me & didn't say a word. I thought how rude & unprofessional! We seen over 100 pts. in one night to three LPNs in that urgent care!! Every single doctor & nurse I worked with was rude & nasty to me. I was coughed on, threw up on, caught the flu, & brought it home to my baby that week, etc! I got 5-10 minutes in my car for lunch, & an LPN weighing about 100 lbs. more than me started bullying my first night, and I lasted about 4 or 5 shifts there. I stayed in the bathroom about in tears the last two shifts. If I'd stayed any longer, I would've had a nervous breakdown. I took two years off after that to raise my kids, and rest my nerves. Fortunately, my husband is an engineer, and makes a good living for our family. He has allowed me to stay home with my kids, and work when I want. (yes, I'm extremely blessed to have a husband like this, and am greatful for him)
After taking two years off from nursing, I heard through a friend who was a receptionist, her boss who was a doctor, was looking for an LPN. She wanted a nurse to work part time in her private practice. She said it was a relaxed atmosphere, and would be a good place to work since I'm also a busy mom. She said the doctor was flexible with work schedules. I went in for an interview, and was hired out of 14 other nursing/medical assistant applicants! I was so excited. The doctor was a dermatologist, and it was a small practice in a rural town 25 minutes from my house. The doctor only paid $9.50 an hour, but I didn't mind as she was flexible with my schedule, and it seemed like a relaxed place to work. That was until my first day. I worked with one other nurse there, and we were worked to absolute death in this place! I worked there about 6 months before hitting my breaking point and letting that job go as well. We were SCREAMED at on a regular basis in front of patients by the doctor & office manager, we roomed patients, charted, called patients back, assisted with surgeries, cleaned surgical tools, were made to clean the office (yes, even toilets, and I did not go to nursing school to do maid work), removed stitches from infected wounds (I thought this was something the doctor should be doing), gave injections, assisted patients with photo light therapy, assisted with Botox injections, sold makeup, and other skin products, etc. The other LPN & I were doing the work of 10 nurses at low pay. I would sit at the nurses station and envy the receptionists who were making close to the same pay as me, while they answered the phone & played on their computers. I gave my two week notice after six months and left. I never regretted it either. I have been home since.
I have been taking college classes towards my associate in science & arts degrees, and have lots of credits through my local community college. I just can't decide what I want to do yet. My husband is getting frustrated with me considering changing careers. He knows I worked hard and spent a lot of money to be an LPN. I just don't know if nursing is for me anymore.I did not become an LPN to be yelled at, talked to rudely, & worked to death for very low pay. I knew nursing was hard when I went in to it, but nothing prepared me for the depressive atmosphere until I actually went in to it. I also know not all nursing jobs are terrible, I just haven't seemed to find a decent one yet. Any other LPNs/RNs starting to feel this way? Thanks... sorry so long...
- 0Mar 10 by Been there,done thatYes, nursing is hard. So is dental hygiene, teaching school, and OR assisting.
Have you consulted a counselor/advisor at your school? Sounds like you may be scattering your forces.
If your husband is frustrated with you changing careers, have him read some of the vents here on AN.
Good luck, I hope your find your niche.
- 0Mar 10 by andreasmom02Thanks for your reply. Yes, I know all jobs are hard. I'm not expecting to have a completely easy job. I would just like to have a job where I look forward to going to work at least some days. It would be nice to have a job where I wasn't yelled at every single day as well. I was always torn between dental hygiene and teaching when I was younger. I'm pretty dead set on one of those fields, if I don't stick with nursing. I've considered surgical tech, but I just don't know if I want to deal with the drama of the medical field... I love science, and that's one reason I became a nurse, I just get stressed easily & don't know if the medical field is for me anymore...
- 1Mar 10 by bsyrnHave you tried home care nursing? I did peds and I loved it. Its one on one nursing, flexible schedule and because you work alone, there is no one to yell at you .I worked per diem so I was able to pick the cases I wanted to work.
- 10Mar 10 by TheCommuter, ASN, RN Senior ModeratorI have had several part time LPN jobs since becoming an LPN in '08, and have yet to find one I like. I think I may have chosen the wrong career.
I am a creative, lazy daydreamer who cannot stand abiding by a rigid work schedule. I enjoy plenty of unstructured free time in my personal life. Employment cuts into my personal unstructured free time, and for that very reason, I'll never have the 'heart' for any type of work.
My dream would be to win a multimillion dollar state lottery and spend the rest of my days traveling to different countries, collecting college degrees, exercising with a personal trainer, opening a franchise business, or just wasting time on random pursuits. However, the chances of me winning a multimillion dollar jackpot are exponentially small, so I keep working to pay bills while pretending to have my 'heart' in it.
By the way, I've been at my current job 4 years. I will never like my job, but it is tolerable enough on most days to keep coming another day.
- 0Mar 11 by andreasmom02Thanks for everyones replies. Thecommuter, thanks for your reply, I always enjoying reading your feedback here on allnurses! Your post made me giggle a little, because you sound a lot like me in some ways! My dream would be to win the lottery as well... lol
I have a "routine" work personality. I like to learn what I need to do, do it over & over, & get paid for it. I don't like change. Therefore, I know nursing probably wasn't the best career for me, as everyday is new & different as a nurse. But I am a caring person and love science/anatomy stuff, & think that drew me towards the profession. I am so much like my dad. My dad is a gentle, quiet man. He was a TV repairman & appliance repairman in the late 1970s and in to the 1980s. He worked for local appliance stores then fixing TVs and broken appliances. He told me that's what he liked though. He liked working alone or with a fellow employee fixing stuff. He went in to the stores, fixed what was broke, got paid, and went home. He didn't have to deal with his bosses too much at the stores, and he liked that. He didn't like workplace drama either. He tried to get along with everyone. That's how I am too. I want to do my job and not have to deal with negative drama at work. I am a friendly person, & love to have fun & cut up at work as well! I also love to make new friends. I just hate grouchy bosses & people who create workplace drama, and employees who "back stab" you, or create tales that aren't true at work. Unfortunately from what I've seen so far, some nursing environments seem to be a perfect breeding ground for workplace drama....
As far as finding my "niche" in the nursing profession, I suppose I've found it with health screener nursing. I go in, do my job, & don't have to deal with too much negative stuff. Each clinic site has different staff at each clinic usually. Every now and then I am paired with the same nurses. I make good hourly pay and the work is easy. We go in, set up the clinic, do our jobs and go home. There's no time to sit around talking behind each others back. Since the work is fairly easy, it isn't too stressful of an environment either. It's also good hours for me since I'm a mom. I think my long term plans for now are to continue on as a health screener nurse working PRN, and take classes towards another profession (teaching or dental hygiene). I figure I need to work as an LPN for a while at least, I owe my husband that much since he helped put me through LPN school. lol
Thanks again everyone!
- 2Mar 11 by TheCommuter, ASN, RN Senior ModeratorQuote from andreasmom02This describes me to a 'T.' When it comes to the workplace, I am the queen of routine. I like to know what I'm walking into. I dislike new and novel things at work. Change equals disruption. I prefer that my workplace environments be routinized, predictable, and orderly without any chaos whatsoever.I have a "routine" work personality. I like to learn what I need to do, do it over & over, & get paid for it. I don't like change.
My personality is a major reason why I hated hospitals and preferred areas such as long term care. Even though you have 20+ residents in a nursing home, you tend to see the same faces all the time, and a routine can be established once you get to know them. I know what I'm walking into when I work at a good nursing home on most shifts.
However, I have not been in the long term care setting in a couple of years, so now I go to work not knowing what I will see until I get there...
- 1Mar 11 by systolyI don't believe it's nursing that's not for you
it's the hostile environment that gets you down
while for the life of me i cannot understand what
might be gained by yelling, being rude, etc.
it's not uncommon
in my experience i had to go through about 3 to 4
jobs before finding a keeper
- 0Mar 11 by All4NursingRNDOn't feel bad OP, alot of places are like this, alot of nurses have similar experiences. You have one decision to make but two paths you can take. Either stay in nursing and rough it for alittle more while finding the area you belong in or think long and hard about what else you may like and want to do. stay positive, I too am having alittle difficulty with my career at the moment.


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About Keep-Your-Chats-Exactly-That!!
Keep-Your-Chats-Exactly-That! is online safety campaign that empowers South African girls and boys with information and tactics to keep themselves safe when using social networking tools with a computer or mobile phone.
In the past few years, there has been a tremendous increase in cell phone ownership by young people. Apart from receiveing and making calls, the cell phone is popular amongst young people because of the covergence of technologies that has made it possible to access the Internet via mobile phones. On the Internet, young people access social networks and mobile instant messaging applications and it is relatively cheap to do this.
However, since the inception of these social networks and mobile instant messaging applications, the has been continuos cases of girls being gone missing or abducted by strangers they met on these networks. Although the girls' irresponsibility is to blame, much of the blame should be given to the dearth in education and awareness on digital dangers. Keep-Your-Chats-Exactly-That! will bridge the knowledge gap for boys and girls; educators and parents and will ensure that cyber safety is regarded as important equally to safety on the streets.
Women'sNet wants girls to actively and safely participate in online and mobile social networks so that they have increased access to information, points of support and are part of the 'information society. We want parents to understand the warning signs of abuse, and act to make their children safer when using online and mobile social networks. We would like school teachers to be aware of the potential dangers of using digital media, and the potential solutions for safe communications
Thanks for the post
Thanks for this post Gerty, is there anywhere we can have access to the materials used for this campaign so that we can also make use of it here in Nigeria.
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Wow sis these turn out good. Your kids are gonna love these… yes you will too :)
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today I have taken a moment to look back on old blogs and I cant believe some were written 2 years ago. Where does the time ago. Luckily my weight has stayed about the same. At the same time I am frustrated I have not lost weight either. Time keeps on turning on bite at a time. I need to think about those bites I choose.
Reflection is good and motivation to do better is always a bite away. Today right now I will focus on the right bite and have another drink of water.
I am excited about tearing down an old porch from our house. Funny thing is I have wanted it down for 24yrs it has a floor that sloops downward so strange.
Now that it is really going to happen I have a sadness about it being gone.
I have a porch swing on it that my Dad made. I have special shortlegged chairs my dad made especially for this silly porch. I have fed many cats on this porch and birthed a few on it too. My children and grandchildren have jumped, colored, played games and had lots of fun on this crazy made porch.
The last thing I have spent many hours of prayer and bible study on this porch. So why am I so sad this old familiar porch defect and all is going to be destroyed.
Sometimes it is just so hard to let go of stuff. Junk food is my point. It is not good for you, there are much better snack choices that are really tasty.
Breaking up with the familiar is hard to do but in the long run it will be worth it.
Somedays it seems I am always waiting on a clock. At 8:00 time for work, 12:00 time for lunch 4:00 time for exercise and 6:00 time for dinner 10:00 time for bed. Not sure life is really suppose to happen this way. The Clock seems to guide my life and my eating habits. Thinking about letting my stomach tell me when it is hungry is an unorganized way of thinking about meal time.
I would like to take a look at this approach but not sure how to do it. Where would you begin. Honey I am not hungry so you will need to cook for yourself. It could be possible maybe I could have leftovers more often for the husband. Would a person get to hunger and then extremely overeat because they were famished. I would love to see some feed back on this issue of eating when you are hungry and not when the clock says you should.
After watching the Bible last night on the History channel I am feeling a new energy in my life. Just visualizing how much Jesus suffered for me to be with him helps me do some reflecting on my priorities.
Having a burning desire to tell others of the gifts he has blessed us with and waiting for good opportunities.
Showing more kindness to those I work with everyday.
Generosity also helps me better understand what I really need or don't need.
Now to self control, a fruit of the spirit how I pray the lord with produce this in me today.
Yes, today is a new day and self control is my new opportunity to shine for the Lord
Today I am working on my thoughts. Keeping positive thoughts in mind about relationships can be very hard. I have been letting people who I love and want to be close to steal my joy.
For some reason I want to turn to food for comfort. I in general love people, I have compassion on those who have hurt or used me and I am forgiving letting unkind words go unnoticed and just move on. And then when someone comes into your life and can use this against you it is really shocking.
Some times those you love get involved with these types of people and bring them into their own controlling web.
Well the bottom line of all this jibber jabber is a lot of the time I must let go. Let go of that relationship I once had and the relationships I thought I could have had and see what God has planned in my life. I believe life does not just happen there are reasons for the the mountain top experiences and the low times in life and learning how to cope is another lesson learned.
What does food have to do with it. Well my ideas is that I find comfort in eating but this also is craziness because food does not give comfort. Jesus and people can only give comfort. Look to the Lord and caring friends and that is where you will find comfort.