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The GAPS Diet is the best approach for healing the gut and putting autoimmune disease of all kinds into remission that I have ever come across.
That being said, the 6 months to 3 years that folks need to be on GAPS to reverse these conditions (on average) is a huge change from the way they were eating before – even if they were eating a whole food based, traditional diet. If they were on the Standard American Diet before, forget about it! GAPS can seem flat out impossible at first glance!
This is because all grains, sugars (except honey and fruit), and starches are avoided on GAPS as these foods cannot be fully digested by a compromised gut environment and therefore need to be avoided until the gut heals and seals. What forms the fundamental basis of the American diet? That's right, grains, sugars and starches!
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If you are even remotely considering GAPS for your family, make sure you check out these resources! Consistency is key on the GAPS Diet – falling off the wagon can really set you back. Therefore having these resources in your back pocket as you undertake this challenge to recover the vibrant health you deserve could very well make the difference between success and failure on the GAPS Diet.
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Comments (48)
I am considering this diet for my family. I have two sons who suffer from ADHD and ADD and also have severe toenail fungus. I feel overwhelmed looking at this diet however. I also suffer from a lot of different ailments. Is there a fee guide to get started? I use food stamps so I am not sure I can do it. But I bet we could save the government a lot of money on doctor visits if we could get healed. I might even get well enough to work full time. I am so sick most of the time.
My daughter and I got thrush, I think it transferred from her as she is nursing, we are vegetarian only because we do have cheese and she eats yogurt. I want t clear up this issue once and for all as I am about t start a juicing lifestyle and want to start off with good health, though many of the foods on here will be juiced because my daughter is very picky with solid foods, She has also suffered from constipation since starting to eat solids and I am sure it is because she lacks the healthy bacteria in her stomach and intestines so I have started her with a probiotic but am not the happiest as it is only a few strands if that. She loves fruit especially strawberries although I only want her having organic so she doesn't get them often because they do not sell them here. where can I get a book with all foods that are allowed? thank you
How is the gaps diet different from the strict paleo diet? ( referring to Chris Kresser's book Your Paleo Code Diet ) Is one better than the other for healing guts? I know I need to do something, just not sure which direction to go. Thanks!
I have an 8 month old and shortly after he was born I had an explosion of eczema and it keeps getting worse. Do you know what the recommendations are concerning GAPS since I'm nursing?
My son is allergic to many foods on this eating plan. Nuts,beef, fruit, some of the vegetables, eggs. What do you do in this situation? Thank-you, Sue
hi sarah,
do you know if the gaps intro, or full diet, is recommended in the preconception stage, or during pregnancy?
Sarah TheHealthyHomeEconomist
GAPS is never recommended immediately prior or during pregnancy.
WAIT……SO HOW IS THIS DIET A GOOD THING IF WHEN GROWING A HUMAN INSIDE YOU IT IS NOT RECOMMENDED? Also is anyone willing to share the full benefits of this plan with out trying to sell me some type of "plan" I'm sick of going around in circles trying to find the answers of healing my IBS and possible candida overgrowth. I can't trust my doctor, and I can't seem to trust any of these claims I am finding online. One plan says don't eat citrus but you can eat grapefruit? Something else I read says no dairy, nothing fermented. Aren't probiotic formulas fermented? Aren't fermented things generally good for the gut? I feel like everyone is just trying to sell something, snake oil salesmen as they used to call it. There was a site I found that finds many holes in the GAPS diet so now I'm even questioning that tactic. I am feeling helpless.
Sarah TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Because the GAPS Diet initially causes serious detoxification and die-off of gut pathogens which can flood the bloodstream and get to the fetus. That's why.
Ruby Williams
your info seams applies to everyone i know
Ruby Williams
Is it possible to have instructional seminars in our community.
I am interested in getting the book but I am hypothyroid ….my last test results showed my antibodies were normal but they were high just a year ago. So not sure if I should say I am still Hashimoto's or not. I am unsure if I can follow the menu as planned or do I need to continue stay away from nightshades when doing the GAPS diet? I seem to have food allergies…I retain fluid when I eat something that my body doesn't like. I have been gluten free, sugar free, grain free for a couple of years now. I just seem to continue to take foods out of my diet …I guess GAPS should be my next step. If I am going to put in the time I want to make sure I am doing it correctly. Kinda overwhelmed by all the info.
Thank You
Hi Sarah, I've been doing a lot of research on the GAPS diet. I haven't been diagnosed with an autoimmune disease, but I have suffered from anxiety and depression for many years and I recently learned that I have a hormonal imbalance. I have really been struggling to find a natural cure (my obgyn prescribed the pill for me a few months ago and it's only making me feel worse). I started eating a traditional diet a couple months ago, (the info you post has been extremely helpful) and I'm hoping the GAPS diet will put me on the road to good health. Thank you for all of your informative posts!
Sorry to hear about your health challenge. I help people with immune imbalance. My consultations are free. If you still need advice, please feel free to reach out. Best of health to you!
I have been on a very limited intro diet for almost 2 months, and I now a few items from next stage. I can not seem to eat broccoli or most vegs. Just carrots, articokes, butternut squash, No onion, or zuccini… I can now have egg yolks ( I could not eat eggs for 10 years, so that is good news),But almost everything I eat still has some negatives. Nothing I eat is totally fine. I am on such a low dose of probiotic to start, everytime I try and increase…I was having an issue. So, it is all very slow going. I do have juice from fermented vegs. again very low dose. But loosing so much wieght, any help or ideas are greatly appreciated. I have dropped 20 pounds in this time. And I had only weighed 140! I mainly eat beef soup, or egg yolks cooked in a bit of ghee. and just those few vegs that seem to be ok. Even then , I still have some issues. thanks, I am really struggling .
Is there a gaps recipe for an alternative baby formula? Suffice it to say, my breast feeding and donor milks are not options. I've seen the weston a price formula but it looks deficient in fats and carbs and my baby cannot tolerate fish it seems. Dairy corn gluten and soy are big no nos in her case as well :/
How can I eat high fat without causing gallbladder issues? And. ..how can young children go without any carbs? Tried it once a few months ago with the makers diet and they were lethargic until I fed them rice. I'm thinking if I ease into less carbs then start the younger children in the future. This is difficult because some of us in my family are doing the diet and some are not. It takes more self control for us to watch them eat!! Also… do you have any lunch box ideas? Thanks so much for answering!l
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I have been reading the Diet Cure by Julia Ross. She mentions using Aloe Vera juice to aid in gut healing. Has anyone heard of this or tried this?
Dr. Michael Haley
Many people consume aloe vera inner leaf gel for gut health. Whole leaf aloe contains phytochemicals from the outer leaf that can be a digestive irritant and should be avoided. However, the inner gel contains the soothing and healing phytonutrients. There are some (gaps diet) who recommend that those with severe gut problems avoid aloe during the severe phases since aloe can lead to increased immune stimulation (which is otherwise desireable with cancer and viruses, etc.)
Eileen Schafer Bader via Facebook
We have been on GAPS for 1-1/2 years and have been so pleased with the results. I'm thrilled to have this extra help to get us through our 2nd round of Intro this summer. It's tough but worth every effort.
Kortni Gehri via Facebook
starting this soon… it took having a liver transplant date to be willing to commit to something like this but I'm praying for a miracle to happen by that time! I've tried everything else under the sun (stem cells, nutritional IVS, homeopathics, herbs etc etc) I'm so excited and blessed to have 2 awesome parents and a fiance to cook for me! Thank you thank you thank you for making this easier with the cookbook… it will help my dad so much as he starts cooking these soups!
Kortni – I hope you see this – how are you doing now?
Jen @ Eating My Vegetables
I'm thrilled GAPS is becoming so popular and being recognized for it's power. I started my recipe blog for all my friends who would ask me about what to eat on the diet. It's really been helpful to me and I'm glad Cara put together such an awesome e-book!
thanks for the reminder about Cara's meal plan. My sister, who is a nutritionist, has been encouraging me for sometime now to do the GAPS diet. I am close to starting…loading up on broth for the freezer and prepping. A friend of mine who is also preparing to go on it, found Cara's website for us. I know it is a huge commitment but I feel it will help me w/digestive issues I've dealt w/for years. I hope you are available in the near future b/c I am sure I will have plenty of questions…especially since you've done it. Is there any magical way of knowing when you are "done" w/the diet? I am 1/2 way through the book, so maybe it tells. Do children generally heal in less time? Your blog has been a real blessing that I've enjoyed a lot lately.
Thank you!
Sarah, a huge thank you to you and this blog (and video posts!). I've only discovered it the past few month and it has been a huge blessing to our family. We truly appreciate all your efforts in helping others. We had huge success on SCD (Specific Carbohydrate Diet). I'm wondering if and why GAPS might be preferred by you, or others, over SCD. It was my understanding that SCD was originally introduced and we've found it to be an extreme blessing as well.
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Hi Jackie, so glad you are finding the videos etc helpful on your health journey! SCD is fantastic .. there is little difference between it and GAPS. Some folks prefer GAPS just because the protocol is based on the recommendations of a MD and because of Dr. Natasha Campbell McBride's youtube videos and books which have made her program a bit more accessible (SCD was written some time ago). No worries though .. if you are having great results with SCD just stick with what is working for you!
I thought GAPS was based on and centered around the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, but that Dr. Natasha also adds in the therapeutic probiotics, supplements, etc. So it's essentially a whole healing, lifestyle program, as opposed to just a diet. Is that right? Maybe I'm not familiar enough with Elaine Gotschall's book to have all the details right…
I love GAPS and Dr. Natasha! I have several copies of the book, one for me to keep for reference, and two for lending out to friends and family members. Sometimes they all get lent out at once. Dr. Natasha's new blog/website has a nice list of conditions that can be helped by GAPS: http://www.doctor-natasha.com/index.php (since someone asked earlier about a condition and whether or not it would be helped). Though I believe that ALL people can benefit from it, as you mentioned, Sarah. I love Cara's blog and have appreciated it a lot.
Karen Nielsen Andonian via Facebook
Bought it!! So excited about this! Currently on stage 3 of intro and my kids are so sick of the limited food options. This should really help!
Sarah – Did you mean the Specific Carbohydrate Diet (SCD) developed by Elaine Gottschall? http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info/ instead of the Standard Carbohydrate Diet?
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Hi Melynda, yes – sorry about that typo. Thanks for letting me know.
No worries! I thought that was what you intended, I just wanted to make sure so that others who are new to the GAPS/SCD way of life can google the correct terms.
This may seem like a dumb question, but I have been wondering how a person would know if they need to be on a GAPS type of eating plan? I read about healing the gut and auto immune issues and am a bit confused. I assume you just know if you have a bad stomach issue, but then there are so many other things that seem to be helped by GAPS ways.
I crave carbs most days and have been trying to avoid them as much as possible. I notice I gain weight when I eat breads and flours. I try to follow a traditional diet, avoid processed foods, make my own broths, eat grass fed beef etc, but I still crave breads. I don't eat much sugar except honey or sucanat. I haven't been able to switch to pasteured chicken or pork mainly due to cost right now.
I am trying to lose weight, I have minor arthritis and high blood pressure and wonder if this is a symptom of 'leaky gut' issues I keep reading about.
I appreciate any answers any of you may have would be appreciated.
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
Hi Terri, I went on GAPS even though I do not have any autoimmune issues. I just wanted to improve my gut function since I was not breastfed and my gut was not seeded properly to begin with anyway. I found a lot of benefits to being on it for a short healing period of time,
If your arthritis is rheumatoid, then yes it would be gut related. Weight issues may or may not be related.
Terri, you could check out the list of things addressed by GAPS here:
Hi Sarah,
How much bone broth is recommended each day? Would you say a quart?
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
A small cup with each meal is recommended, so a pint or so per person should do it.
I found going on a low carb paleo diet with lots of bone broths and probiotics has been the most helpful. For me, even having the GAPS legal/ Paleo legal baked goods just set me on a path to veer off. By completely cutting sugar, grains, starch and any foods seeking to duplicate those foods for a 3 months my body stopped craving them. We occasionally have some home made ice cream or coconut cream ice cream sweetened with stevia but even then I can only stand having a very small amount. I think it's so important to wean oneself off of the desire for these foods. There are so many delicious ways to eat gaps legal that don't include cheat foods.
I started because after a failed birth induction (don't get me started on that…) and subsequent c-section I believe the antibiotics and pitocin completely screwed up my gut flora. I went from being perfectly regular, could eat anything without any discomfort to having debilitating heartburn about 4 times a week and became constipated and miserable. 6 Months later, thought I haven't tried grains yet and I'm beginning to become regular again, I haven't had a bout of heartburn in 5 months and even my baby who used to be very gassy despite being exclusively breastfed until a few weeks ago comfortable, alert, happy and no longer has tummy issues, His favorite food is a meaty lamb bone! I also got rid of 15 years of on again off again depression and I'm starting to feel the fog of my ADHD lift. I wasn't even expecting all of the benefits, I was just trying fix my digestive issues. GAPS is amazing.
Mel @ Trailing After God
Your site has been a huge blessing to me. I am going to check out these resources. I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes on Christmas eve (merry christmas to me!) and have IBS. I live in the Willamette Valley in Oregon – grass seed capital of the world. Willamette Valley means valley of sickness. I am ALWAYS sick. I can't get my doctor to listen to me. It's so frustrating. So I am doing what I can on my own and learning all I can about healing my body.
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I ordered the GAPS intro ebook a few days ago and love it. We start the diet in august, after our family vacation and when our grassfed beef order is ready. Can't wait to heal my family!
Sarah, TheHealthyHomeEconomist
You won't regret it Allie, I was shocked at how much GAPS improved my health even though I had already been eating traditionally for years. Just those few months on GAPS took my digestive function to a whole new level.
I ordered the 30 day intro meal plan and it is awesome! I'm only 5 weeks postpartum though, so I can't use it right now. Do you think there is still healing taking place even on the full GAPS diet? My little nursling is allergic to nuts (haven't tried coconut yet as I'm to scared) and has some other food sensitivities that I'd like to heal him from sooner rather than later.
From my reading, if you're having some broth every day with your meals, there will be some healing taking place and having some fermented foods like saerkraut as well will help colonise your bubbi's gut with good bacteria too thru your milk. Once bubbi is old enough to go onto other foods than breastmilk, I've seen a good chart somewhere on how to give bubbi broths and things to gradually heal them, and of course, they heal a lot quicker than us as they have so much less years of damage than an adult so it shouldn't be long before your he is perfectly healthy!
Kelli, I've found coconut fat to be the most effective for me with sugar/carb cravings. If I use coconut milk in my tea or smoothie, I'm usually craving free and am not even tempted!
I often find myself overwhelmed with sugar/carb cravings. People I live with will bring home Belgian chocolate brownies and I can almost taste those brownies. Its so difficult. It may be because I don't get enough healthy fats (I've seen you blog about that before), but I'm taking the Green Pasture cod liver oil everyday (two capsules in morning) and consuming butter. However, i still enjoy my homemade spelt bread, which I try to make the only bread I consume.
Smoothies (fruit and veggies) with raw egg yolks and plain yogurt or kefir helped me a lot with sugar cravings. It was lightly sweet, GAPS-legal, and full of enough fat and protein that I didn't even want anything else. Baking with almond flour on occasion has also helped when I REALLY want a treat.


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SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Republican Gov. Susana Martinez and Democratic challenger Gary [auth] King have agreed to televised gubernatorial debates in October, including one by a Spanish-language TV station.
Martinez campaign spokesman Chris Sanchez and King campaign manager Keith Breitbach confirmed Thursday the candidates will participate in debates Oct. 6 by Univision affiliate KLUZ-TV and Oct. 19 by KOAT-TV and the Albuquerque Journal.
Martinez will speak in Spanish during the Univision debate. Breitbach said King will use a translator.
The candidates previously agreed to a Sept. 22 forum in Albuquerque by a real estate group and they'll appear separately Sept. 18 at a New Mexico State University conference.
Martinez hasn't committed to other forums or debates, but Breitbach said King has agreed to others and "is willing to debate Susana Martinez anytime."
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Jazz Thunderstruck in Oklahoma City, lose 111-85.
Jazz have lackluster outing in 3rd game in 3 nights
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OKLAHOMA CITY — Based on recent happenings, it's possible the Washington Wizards suddenly circled Friday on their calendar.
Heck, the University of Utah men's basketball team could show up at EnergySolutions Arena that night, too.
The Utah Jazz are down, and there might not be a better time to take advantage of that.
A three-games-in-three-nights road trip that began with such promise Sunday in Memphis ended with a thundering thud Tuesday when Oklahoma City put a size 111-85 boot on the Jazz's backend and booted them back to Utah.
"It is the third night of a back-to-back-to-back," Jazz coach Tyrone Corbin said. "Everybody is a little tired and we ran out of gas."
And, yes, he was talking about playing on fumes Tuesday in Oklahoma City, not Monday in New Orleans.
It might sound strange to some, but the Jazz were still lamenting Monday's demoralizing loss in New Orleans even more than they bemoaned their biggest blowout defeat of the year.
It's one thing to get thunderstruck by the NBA's best team, especially considering OKC has Kevin Durant (21 points), Russell Westbrook (16 points, five rebounds, four assists) and sixth-man-of-the-year candidate James Harden (22 points).
On top of that, the Thunder hadn't played since trouncing the Jazz in Utah by 14 points on Friday and rested while Corbin's club was off on the lockout-special tripleheader.
There's also that little matter of how injury-plagued New Orleans had four wins and about that many recognizable players when Utah came to town.
"I think (Monday) night's more disappointing than this one," Jazz guard Earl Watson said. "(That one) could've gave us a nice two out of three on the road. That would've been great, but we let it slip away."
As Corbin predicted, Durant & Co. showed no mercy to their road-weary visitors Tuesday at Chesapeake Energy Arena.
It didn't help the Jazz's cause that they showed no mercy to the rim and air around the basketball standard to begin the game.
Utah made one of its first 16 shots to quickly fall behind by 12 points.
The Jazz trimmed the lead to three — thanks mostly to the early hot hand of Al Jefferson, who had 11 of his team-high 15 in the first quarter.
But OKC stormed back into the locker room with a commanding 53-39 lead, and only a few questions remained for the second half.
Would Utah suffer its worse loss of the season?
Would Jeremy Evans and Jamaal Tinsley convince Corbin to give them some Valentine's Day playing time love?
And, would one of the Jazz players yank off Harden's fake-looking burly beard?
The answers:
Yes, the 26-point was a point worse than the 96-71 season-opening drubbing Utah suffered against the Lakers in Los Angeles on Dec. 27.
Yes, Evans and Tinsley each played for half of the fourth quarter.
And, unfortunately, no. Harden's Brigham Young-like scruff lived to see another day.
Perhaps the only positive of the night was, well, that this road trip ended, although the Jazz did return home at 14-14, falling to .500 for the first time since Jan. 3.
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The Jazz had some of the same breakdowns as they did in the embarrassing 86-80 loss to the Hornets.
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So here's the scenario:
Your mom wants to get a PC so she can get email, check out those internets and use the google. She's heard about all the nasty stuff out there like in those commercials with the little old lady speaking with the voice of a biker. So she knows it's a dangerous world out there on the internets and knows she must get some of that security to protect her. Of course she calls you, since you use that stuff all the time at work. Oh … and she thinks those "I'm a Mac, I'm a PC" commercials are really cute and that a Mac would be great because it doesn't get any of those nasty viruses.
Sound familiar? Thought so. So what do you tell her? How about, "Gee mom, sounds like what you really need is a good cell phone, not a computer" or "Sure, get a Mac and then you can be stylish while getting pwned". Problem is, you like your mom and want to help her make the right choice. Other problem is that you also like your significant other and really don't want to commit to a full-time tech support gig.
What you've just encountered is the fundamental problem in personal computer security. For years Bill and Steve have been telling us that a personal computer is an appliance, just like a television or a toaster. That certainly sells lots of PCs and Macs but the problem is that, well, it's balderdash. Hogwash. Crapola. When you purchase your first computer you discover this right away. Ahh, but not to worry – Uncle Bill (actually Uncle Steve now) has you covered. They'll automatically push out fixes (to stuff they built wrong!) to keep you safe and secure. Okay… But wait! There's more! There are many companies out there just dying to help you be more safe and secure who can't wait to get their hands on your money. So before you know it that spiffy new computer you bought runs like a bloated turtle and you get to pony up annual payments for that privilege. And are you really safe and secure? Maybe. Possibly. Who knows?
So let's go back to the original question: what is security in this context? What are the risks that your mom will face online and how does she manage them? Can you really "buy security" (or lease it per current business models) to manage these risks? Hang on there, Hoss! You just listen to Uncle Joe before you turn over any of mom's hard-won dinero. Here is the Joe's official in order list of security ideas for your mom.
Security Ideas for Mom
- Think. Don't be an idiot. The vast majority of cyber incidents that result in actual damage could have been prevented by a simple smell test. This covers a lot of territory, but basically it comes down to this – use common sense. Obvious stuff like, don't open email attachments you weren't expecting or can't identify. Or if something pops up you don't understand – find out what it is before you click on it. My friend, a computer novice, recently upgraded to get online. He had all of the stuff you are supposed to have including anti-virus software from a leading vendor (think yellow box). So he gets this browser pop-up while he's surfing that says "Your computer is infected with a virus!!! Press this button to remove it and make your system safe!!!" So he does. And it does heinous things to his computer, including disabling his spiffy yellow AV. DOH! It's time to put that PC out of it's misery and start over. This ugliness could have been prevented had my friend, an otherwise intelligent person, just thought about it for a moment and asked himself one simple question: "does this seem fishy?" (the smell test!). But isn't that a little harsh? I mean we already established that he's a computer novice. No, actually, it's a dandy segue into the next point.
- Learn how to use your hardware and software. Or stated in the reverse, don't use something you don't understand. What I'm not suggesting here is that mom should become a hacker just so she can check email. Look at it this way: I don't understand the complete operation of the stability control system in my Honda, but I do know that when the "TPS (Tire Pressure Sensor)" light comes on that I better check and adjust the tire pressure, and if the light doesn't go off when I've done that I should take it in to my local Honda dealer. (Honda – here is an excellent sponsorship opportunity). The point is that you don't need to be an expert, you just need to know basically how the system works and what it's trying to tell you. In the example of my friend of #1, Had he known what to expect from his AV software when it encountered a virus, he wouldn't have been fooled by the phony. If you don't understand what a program does, then you almost certainly don't need it. But wait – what about all that stuff that comes with mom's new computer? Isn't the point of that to take care of everything so that she doesn't have to know anything about computers? In a word, NO! The purpose of that stuff – which is mostly crapware – is to sell you more stuff you don't need. You think the company who manufactured your computer has your best interest at heart? See #1. And once again another dandy segue into the next point.
- It's your computer. You don't have to run anything you don't want. Mom needs to show that machine who's boss – Yeah who's your mama! The point here is that just because your computer came with XYZ security suite (one month trial!) and your internet service provider gives you ABC security suite (the "lite" version – but for a fee you can get the real version!) you don't have to use either. Remember – who's your mama! If you really want to use a security suite then do a little research (see #2) and check out the many excellent free and open source packages. Chances are you can get out of this without parting with more of your dough. But more to the point, choose your computer wisely in the first place. Most folks walk into their local electronics superstore and expect the friendly sales staff to educate them about what they should buy. Duh – see #1. Why not, instead, make the idea of computer as appliance your goal? Lets take this from the top: Mom wants to a. get email, b. surf the web, c. search for information (as translated from the earlier mom-speak). My iPhone does all that and much more. In fact my iPhone does way too much for what mom needs, so she shouldn't spend the money. My son has a modestly priced smart phone that does everything mom needs. Both phones are totally cool and pretty easy to use and you can turn off stuff you don't need. And both are quite a bit more like an appliance than your average PC. The idea here is that you should get something that does what you need and only what you need. Also, forget the idea that you should "buy something that you can grow with". Balderdash. Hogwash. Crapola. Whatever you buy today is going to be landfill fodder in 5 years (actually 3 years if you depreciate it with the IRS). There is no rule that says you must be able to read email, surf the web, chat with your friends, edit photographs, make music and produce movies all on the same device. Despite what the commercials say. See #1. In fact, let me assure you as a semi-serious electronic music producer, I definitely do not want my studio machine to be surfing the web. Remember – who's your mama! Yeah I have multiple machines. One to do email and internet-related stuff and, well, lots of others to do other stuff (I admit it – I'm a geek). But my email and internet box is old (like 8 years old!) and cheap and it does it's one job really well. Just like a toaster. Don't be afraid to look into a mini laptop. These babies are small, cheap and will do everything mom needs. So on to the next idea (which is really a corollary to #1). Sorry lame segue this time.
- Your friends are clueless. Sad but true. When mom starts getting email she will no doubt have friends and relatives who think that chain letters really do bring good luck and/or prosperity and everyone they know should be alerted to the latest (to them) internet jokes and inspirational (why are angels supposed to be inspirational?) ravings. These well meaning folks will grab onto an internet hoax or urban legend and spam every one they have ever known with it. Some of these will turn out to be phishing scams, or "manual malware" (e.g. "to defeat this evil virus that no AV software can detect remove the KERNEL.SYS file"). Bottom line is, mom should seriously suspect any content she receives from these lovable – but clueless – folks. Especially when they state "you must see this adorable …" – no you must not. But just in case mom refuses to believe that Aunt Helen would ever send her something nasty. I know this guy in Nigeria who really needs to get a bunch of money out of the country and he's willing to cut someone in if they'll help him.
So before this post gets (even more) out of hand, notice that these first – and most important – four ideas have nothing to do with which anti virus software is best, or whether Macs are more secure than PCs. They are about common sense. Which isn't all that common. I'll actually get into addressing specific risks when "Security ideas for your mom" continues in another post.


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I have shared a folder ubuntuone and I accepted. I go to panel ubuntuone, put synchronize that folder, put synchronize that folder, I can not find and synchronizable. Where do these folders are?
Synchronised folders should be located in the same place (directory) among all computers where your Ubuntu One account is active.
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So I have it working with LinkedIn only and it seems to be working ok - took out all Login form input on the login/registration page, and kept only the LinkedIn connection because I want to force all users to create accounts using their linkedIn accounts, and not give them the option to create them directly via WP.
All seems to be working pretty well, but the page that the user is supposed to be redirected to when they first login is not changing no matter what I put in that input box in the admin backend area, it just always redirects to site_url/login. It's as if in the admin area, the call for the "Home Page" ie, SocialAuth_WP_user_home_page is broken.
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Pointer declarations in C++: placement of the asterisk
What is the most proper way to place asterisk? Why?
1) type* var;
2) type *var;
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It does not matter as far as you are declaring only one pointer, it is usually write like in the second example (in the code i usually read/write) but for the compiler is same.
The trouble can come out if you are declaring more than one pointer, for example this is not declaring two pointer, instead it declares one pointer and one var of type type :)
You need to do instead:
I prefer to use the * by the var allways.
Both work. I'd argue that #1 is clearer in general, but misleading in C and can lead to errors, e.g.:
So I'd say that #2 is more idiomatic in C and therefore recommended, especially if you are not the only programmer working on the code (unless, of course, you all agree on a style).
Pointer is the type, and I think it makes most sense to group the type information:
This can lead to confusion if several variables are defined on the same line:
The solution to this is, never declare several variables on the same line. Something that Code Complete advocates, anyway.
As others have pointed out, both work fine, and the wrong one actually has the advantage of syntactic economy.
The way I look at it, a declaration consists of type followed by the variable.
So, if you take away the variable, what remains is the type. Which is int and int* above. The compiler treats int* as a type internally (which is pointer to an int).
C, unfortunately, does not support this syntax seamlessly. When declaring multiple variables of the same type, you should be able to do this:
which you cannot with a pointer type:
declares ii1 of type int* and the rest of type int. To avoid this, I make it a habit of declaring only one variable per line.
I've heard it argued that technically the * is a modifier to the variable, and this is evidenced by the need to use * multiple times in multi variable declarations eg. int *p, *q, *r;
However I like to think of it as a modifier to the base type because that is what appears in prototypes. eg. void func(int*);
PS. I know I haven't helped your problem :)
The second mode is correct. The other mode are not so clear for a novice programmer. The form int* variable is usually discouraged
That would rather be a coder's preference.
For me, I declare pointers by:
And of course, using the other ways are valid.
There is no single "most proper place".
Usually it is the place the rest of the code uses.
If you're writing your own code from the beginning and can choose your own convention: choose your own convention and stick with it.
If you choose something other than
PS. It shouldn't matter, but I usually use
Declaration semantics follow expression semantics (specifically operator precedence) and I find more complex declarations easier to read using the second style.
You can think of
declaring the type of the expression
Whatever convention you choose, just try to be consistent.


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I am just really depressed, and really struggling with wanting to be alive.
I did turn in my pills this morning. Dr K was there with me. And the nurse who took them is really nice.
I spent a little time with Dr K after, talking about how it felt to turn them in, and how I was feeling.
I told her how hard it was, and that somewhere inside of me I know it was the right thing to do, because I was planning on using them to kill myself.
But tonight I feel like I've lost something. Something of value. Something that kept me safe, in some kind of insane way.
I feel like I've lost my security blanket.
And I"m not sure how I am supposed to go about with anything in my life without that security blanket.
It's been a long day.
I'll write more, maybe tomorrow. It's part of my homework, and it would probably help to write more.
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I've seen tutorials that you can white label WP by making some changes in the functions.php file. I'm assuming that the white label plugins out there do the same thing, but without having to get into the code. Can you confirm if this is correct?
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LESTER, Ala. (AP) - One man has been killed and a woman injured in an automobile accident in Limestone County on Bailey Road about two miles west of Lester.
The Alabama state troopers office in Decatur said 43-year-old Robert Kieff was killed and 50-year-old Jeannie Kieff was injured in the one-vehicle accident late Saturday night.
The wreck remains under investigation. Troopers said neither of the victims was wearing a seat belt.
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Barrett Jones has finally made his decision and he will still be wearing a crimson jersey in 2012. Some may find his return questionable, but the position he will play is anything but a mystery.
As confirmed by TideSports.com, Jones is returning and position changes were discussed.
Jones has played all over the line this year. Sometimes he even lined up over on the right side of the line. He lined up just about wherever they wanted to run the ball. He even lined up at center to give William Vlachos a breather.
And center is where he will play next year, of that there should be no doubt.
The line has a wealth of experience all over and only William Vlachos, the incumbent center, is leaving.
At left tackle there is Cyrus Kouandjio, who is more than prepared to take the job. He is a former 5-star recruit and could have started this year. He was Jones' backup at left tackle until he injured his knee against Tennessee.
Right tackle will remain D.J. Fluker's position. He'll be a third-year starter and a redshirt junior. His footwork isn't quite up to par for playing left tackle in the SEC, but he's a fantastic run-blocker from the tackle position.
Chance Warmack will be a third-year starter at left guard and a senior. His improvement from 2010 to 2011 was night and day, in both pass protection as well as run blocking.
The right guard position will lose senior Alfred McCullough, who won the starting position over sophomore Anthony Steen late in the season.
Steen had his ups and downs this year, but he is a monster when he's up. He will likely win the position next year. He's had solid playing time in 2010 and 2011, and it doesn't seem that Jones is needed at right guard.
That leaves the center position with no clear-cut heir. Chad Lindsay, a redshirt freshman, and sophomore Kellen Williams appeared to be the primary candidates. I liked Lindsay's potential, but he wouldn't perform nearly as well as Vlachos has recently. It would take another year or two of experience.
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It was fair. Nothing amazing.
To say that billiards kicks ass is an understatement, you've even gone so far as to make billiard balls a central theme. I'd definitely like to see how this crazy-assed (but entertaining) series finishes.
Very Symbolic
Elephant tusk- Nature and natural man being destroyed in order to create more people Elephant Logo- Corporate system/status quo, ironic because it is destroying the tusk, a representation of itself Slide- Fallopian tube, also initiation into society Yellow liquid flowing to balls- Sperm going to ova, also society beginning to mark people into its system Billiards- People, all essentially the same but separated into different groups at the whims of society Billiard boxes- Social, economic and ethnic classes Marks- Designations for purpose in life Truck going to factory- People being shipped off to society and also to be inspected for any dissent Biohazard sign- Danger of surveillance, monitoring, and artifical societal constraints Inspecting robots- "Big Brother" surveillance Billiard balls- They are released in order of importance. The first are angels or other celestial being, very greatly revered. The second are house pets. The third are worms; they are mostly left to themselves and help humans in agriculture. The fourth are livestock animals, cows etc. They are sometimes kept as pets, but are more often kept as food to be grown. The next are fish; occassionally they are kept as pets, but most often are hunted. The next are bees, sometimes livestock, but are also exterminated. The next, squid, are entirely hunted. The last are rats, always exterminated. The last eight ball is a human trying to evade the class structure; thus it must be destroyed. The stripes are society and machinery, non-natural, mundane human constructs, esp. military, trying to suppress the other eight. The solids are man's natural side and nature trying to help him break free of the constraints of man's constructions.
hmm lets see although i didnt quite understand it imma say that was pretty kewl because i like pool haha yeah that was messed and maybe u could tell us what its about on ur last episode if we dont get it haha waiting for episode 2 so maybe i can finish the puzzle keep up the GOOD WORK!!!!!
wow , thats insane , i like it though , it was really good , i dont know what it interperets too though , i was thinking something along the lines of trippin on pcp , and having to do with elephant balls ..... but what do i know =P


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Infinity Ward tweeted a thank you to both teams last night following the reveal of Call of Duty: Ghosts at Microsoft's Xbox One event.
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Activision released two trailers for Call of Duty: Ghosts last night, and a batch of debut gameplay screens. Check them all out here.
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This is a discussion on Wife is against it within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; My wife appreciates that I take the responsibility to carry. Hopefully, it's like a fire extinguisher and it never needs to be used. And the ...
My wife appreciates that I take the responsibility to carry. Hopefully, it's like a fire extinguisher and it never needs to be used. And the only time to draw is when you are prepare to fire. She understands the risks and appreciates the benefits. No different than carrying a knife. All my LEO buddies carry 24/7....I wonder why? I'm a surburban middle class college grad who has had friends shot, stabbed, and killed. A convicted sex offender accosted my 10 year old on my suburban 5 acre property. Carry.
Pain is the best teacher,but nobody wants to go to his class.
When the past smothers the present, there is only desperation. When the future absorbs the present, life stands still. In either case a decision must be made because you only live now and you are only what you are now.
Thank goodness my fiancee not only approves of the fact I carry, she wants to take the class so she can get her HCP as well. I'm one lucky guy.
Thanks to all of the good advice.
Yesterday I carried all day around the house. When we were changing to go out last night I asked her, "I assume you want me to take this off." She said yes but then asked how often I would carry if she did not object. I told her it would be near by at all times in the house (She's ok with that) and it would be concealed on my hip any time I leave the house. She seemed surprised that i felt that way and then said Ok, if that is what you feel you need to do then go ahead.
I think the reminder that i will already be a target if I feel i need to draw helped (still loved that advice). Also I have been gently bringing it up and discussing her concerns but trying to not be pushy.
In answer to the questions about her joining me at the range. She has gone once. She refused to shoot my 44 (no surprise there) but with a 9mm she shot a tight group at 10 yards! She asked if that was good and then said ok, I'm done.
Where she grew up (South of Seattle WA) girls with guns was not common. But she is open to the idea more now that we have moved to Texas. Down here all the ladies she knows shoot.
It just takes time and paitence.
[1] Does your wife really trust you with a weapon and know that you are level headed and competent. I mean no personal affront by that - she may not be able/willing to tell you that she has reservations about any of that, or the mentalities you mentioned.
(It was years before my wife felt OK expressing some of her reservations about me _____and my driving for example )
[2] Is your wife afraid of guns? . . . maybe that's her real fear here. Does she know they don't go off by themselves?
[3] Is her statement about "being cornered" a form of deeply wishing that none of you are ever cornered, and that somehow if you aren't carrying a gun it might never happen?
We don't get to choose if these kinds of things happen to us or our loved ones through no fault of our own. We do have the opportunity to prepare and choose how well we can defend against them if they would occur.
She may have to face her fear and let you do it anyway. If you are cornered and you are NOT armed what kind of targets would you be?
HINT: Quack! . . . . . as in sitting ducks.
"It is easier to resist at the beginning than at the end"____Leonardo da Vinci 1452-1519
Trouble never makes an appointment, this is why I carry. I also carry car insurance, home owners insurance, flood insurance and life insurance for the same reason.
It is much better to have and not need it, to need it and not have it.
"Trouble Never Makes An Appointment"
Very good! I'm glad it all worked out.
My wife has "made me" when it was tucked on my hip in a tuckable. She asked what it (the belt clip) was, I told her it was the clip for the holster on my hip. She kept staring at it, but could not apparently ascertain for certain that I was carrying the weapon.
I was on my way out alone so she wouldn't have said anything anyway... but she could see that I was probably packing, discreetly. And that may have garnered some points... I think she believes I'd go all wild west or thigh rig when we were out together... Open carry is not an option I choose.
Unfortunately, discussions about guns get all emotional... As I said before, she's comfortable with the guns in our nightstands, like they're a fact of life... and she can shoot, and enjoys it to a degree. But the carry issue is deadly territory.
It could be worse!
I suppose
What kind of holster do you use? I would go with a very good concealment holster so something like at minimum a IWB. If you could keep her from seeing it then you might be able to win her over faster. I only say this because it sounds like you have to use clothing in order for you to stay concealed. This is a touchy subject with a lot of people but maybe even have a smaller gun for when you with her vs when your just carrying that way it is that much more out of mind out of sight. Then after awhile you could re introduce the bigger caliber handgun. Not too many options left out there to help you out after reading all the other posts. I am in the same boat as you so this is what I plan on doing if it becomes a bigger issue than it is right now.
-SIG , it's What's for Dinner-
know your rights!
"If I walk in the woods, I feel much more comfortable carrying a gun. What if you meet a bear in the woods that's going to attack you? You shoot it."
{Bernhard Goetz}
I don't want to thread jack here, but funny thing happened. My new holster came, my wife said "I don't want you carrying that thing anywhere near the kids". Things did not go well as I pointed out that I am within the law and can do what I choose. I also pointed out my pistol won't shoot itself and that I was qualified to carry and handle it. We'll likely have more discussions, but she just left with the kids to get dinner. I put my gun on and I will see if she even notices I have it when she gets back. My gut says she won't. I'll report back but I am not happy about this. I don't like being questioned. I am the sole provider in my house and have been for 9 years. I feel I should be allowed to do what I choose as long as it is not a danger to my family. I even said "If I thought for 2 seconds it was a danger to our family, I wouldn't carry it" but that wasn't good enough. Oh good grief!
BTDT smolck. I understand your feelings about being the sole provider, the man of the house, and all.
As a married man, you are a partner... Maybe not even an equal partner. Even if you are sole financial support for the family, you are not taking into account the value of the services rendered by your spouse.
I do know this, I would do anything to keep anything bad from happening to my wife (or the kids when they were still around the house), and I would feel horrible if anything did happen to them and I was unprepared to stop it, or at the very least, mitigate the harm done by it. If that's also the way you feel, you might tell her that, face to face, eye to eye, and LISTEN to her response.
Some things to consider...
If you don't have working smoke detectors in the house, fix them and get more if needed... If you don't have a fire extinguisher in the kitchen, get one. Take some time and do a fire drill with the kids and her. Show them that their safety and well being is a major concern of yours.
And don't talk about or show your guns for a bit. Except to show her that you are putting it away, in a safe that the kids cannot open.
Talk to them about answering the door (don't know the age of your kids) if they can't see out the peep hole, tell them not to open the door, get mom or dad.
After some time, talk to her again... tell her you learned an interesting fact... That the chances of having a house fire in this country are about 1 in 320...Not necessarily a deadly fire, but a house fire... And you are sure glad you got that fire extinguisher and the smoke detectors working, and how much better it makes you feel that they are safer, even when you're away.
After more time passes, you learn another little fact... that the odds in this country of dying from firearms assault are about 1 in 314... according to the National Safety Council it's the 7th leading cause of death in this country. Maybe having a gun isn't such a bad idea honey, I'd sure hate to have anything happen to you or the kids, especially if I were with you and could have done something to stop it...
All this while you have been showing here that her safety and the safety of the kids is the most important thing to you... That it would break your heart if anything were to happen to them because you were negligent in making sure you had the means to protect and save them.
It will take a while... and you might see that she comes around to seeing that the world is not all lollipops and candycanes, that she and the children are fortunate to have someone that cares for them so much.
Now, it sounds emotional... and it is touchy-feely... but the goal here is to win hearts and minds... not to "do what you have every right to do, because you wear the pants in this family." You're better off with someone who has your back, than with someone who doesn't trust you... and for whatever reason, right now, she doesn't... (that's not to say she mistrusts you... she just doesn't know whether this is some testosterone based macho mid-life crisis need... to have these guns around... or that you honestly care for her safety and the kids' and only want safety for them)
Good luck... I'm still in the process myself.
It could be worse!
I suppose
There are always some number (let's call it x) of things and types of things in the "un-negotiable" category. Maybe you need to evaluate and decide whether or not you need to put carrying in there.
Education will likely help. How could a reasonable person not come to the conclusion that carrying is the way to go - for some - if not for themselves.


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Sporting wide smiles, carefully combed hair and modest dress, thousands of young Mormon singles gathered at Arizona State University for an event designed to promote charitable giving, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints values and — though it wasn't officially marketed as such — a chance to meet marriage prospects.
About 3,500 young LDS singles from five states have flocked to ASU's Tempe campus for the conference, which began Friday and ends Sunday. The event features a dozen or so speakers, most notably former GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney and his wife, Ann, who spoke Saturday night.
The Arizona Young Single Adults conference is the first of its kind and was designed in part as a way for young Mormons to mingle and learn more about their faith.
"They're instructed to fortify their faith and construct a service project," conference spokeswoman Jennifer Wheeler said.
Although the Romneys were a big draw to the event, Wheeler said that for those in the church, the big focus was not on the political couple but on the charity projects and serving Jesus Christ.
Other speakers at the three-day event included ASU President Michael Crow; a Brigham Young University professor; former BYU President Jeffrey R. Holland; former NFL players Vai Sikahema and Danny White; and former American Idol contestant Brooke White.
The event was originally capped at 2,800 people but ended up expanding to 3,500, Wheeler said.
Conference attendee Lindsey Hunt jokingly acknowledged there were women at the conference seeking their "Mrs." degree. Hunt said she was there to meet new people but not necessarily a future husband.
"I was a little worried (the event organizers) would lock the doors and line us up," Hunt said, laughing.
Attendees were encouraged to spend at least an hour participating in a service project: stuffing 21,000 backpacks full of school supplies. The backpacks will be given to Native American children in Arizona. The supplies were donated by National Relief Charities, a non-profit organization that works with Native American communities.
"The service project is a major component of the conference and allows us to follow Jesus Christ's example of serving others," Wheeler said in an e-mail.
Aside from the project, youths could attend one of the workshops scheduled over the three-day weekend, such as "Overcoming Obstacles Faced by Young Single Adults in Education, Career, Social Life, Missionary Work, etc."
The theme of the event was "no obstacle too great." The idea for the theme came from a quote from the 15th president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Gordon B. Hinckley: "There is no obstacle too great, no challenge too difficult, that we cannot meet with faith."
In his speech on Saturday night at ASU's Gammage auditorium, Romney touched on that theme.
"I understand the theme of the conference is obstacles," he said. "Obviously (event organizer Paul Gilbert) figured, given the nature of my campaign, I know something about obstacles," Romney said to laughter from the packed auditorium.
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