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Volume 6 Issue 2
February 2010

Health 'n' Happiness Newsletter

INSIDE this Issue...

Character Lesson

Health Information

Photography, Design, & Printing

Recipes & NEWS

About Us

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The two most dangerous motivators.

 

What is your greatest motivator? What motivates you to change. Love, or perhaps, friendship. But is it really that noble?  Is your motivation based on such fine character qualities. Or perhaps it's something else.  Maybe you are being motivated to change by the most powerful forces of change pain or pleasure.

Pain could also be stated as fear. We are motivated to do a lot of things bases on fear.  And that is not always a bad thing but it should not be our primary motivator.

Likewise, pleasure should not be our primary motivator.  I will fell better if I eat this way.  I will be happier if I obey.  True, yes, but not the best motivation either. 

Why?  Why are these two daily motivators dangerous? Why aren't they good for us to base our choices and actions on?  Because we can’t control them.  We are left to be motivated by external factors.

We can choose friendship, love, and principle (because it is the right thing to do).  These are motivators that last.  But even these must be centered upon the love of God.  His strength will see us though the darkest valleys and motivate and empower us to made the most difficult changes.

Angela Poch, Director
www.settepublishing.com

 

 
 
Health Information
 

Chocolate vs Carob

I am going to warn you right from the beginning. This is not a black and white issue. There I said it. So, I must have an opinion, right?

Yes, I do. But you'll have to make up your own mind based on the evidence. I've tried to present both sides from a scientific point of view as best as I can in my limited human wisdom.

Two things are clear. Chocolate is NOT a sin in and of itself, and it does have health benefits.

To learn more about Chocolate and Carob click here

Angela Poch, N.C.

 

 
Photography & Publishing Information
 

One Handed Photography/Videography

Well,I did it. I finally tried visiting the ski hill in my neck of the woods. I've never tried skiing (except once as a child) because I was afraid of broken bones. Only one problem, I am the new statistic. Broke my wrist on the bunny hill with an instructor present!

Now, I don't know if you have tried to take pictures with a 2 lb SLR with not only one hand, but the "wrong" one (in my case the left hand, I'm right handed) but it is a real challenge! Needless to say, point n shoots are much better for a wounded person. I can do video with a little more success, so this month let's talk a bit about video.

I have three basic tips for good videos, especially for special events like weddings and birthdays. 1. Tripod, 2. Tripod, and 3. Tripod. Did I mention Tripod??? People take hours of video and nobody wants to watch is because the bouncing drives you insane. Please it is worth the time to set up a tripod. Well worth the time.

There are some pretty neat tripods out there, especially if you have a small, light weight camera. There are bean bags, and twirl legged tripods, small enough to throw into a lunch bag. So, NO excuses. If you take the 2 minutes to set up a tripod, you won't regret the results for years to come!!!

PS: Tripods help one handed still photographers too!

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Features: Recipes and News
 

Carob Pie

Very dark ‘n’ delectable.  A quick dessert.

1 cup dates, pitted and chopped
3/4 cup water
1/3 cup cornstarch
1/4 cup carob powder
2 cups soy milk, vanilla best!
1 to 3 Tbsp raw sugar (or honey or stevia to taste)
1/2 tsp vanilla extract
Just Like Graham Crust

In saucepan simmer dates and water over medium heat until soft (5 to 8 minutes).  Combine all in blender and blend till smooth. Return to saucepan and cook until thick.  Pour into pre-baked crust and chill 4 hours.  Serve with whipped topping.

Serves 8

Preparation time: 15 to 20 minutes

Chilling time: 3 1/2 to 6 hours

Ready in: 5 to 6 hours

Nutrition (per serving): 128.4 calories; 1.3g total fat; 0mg cholesterol; 36.4mg sodium; 249.1mg potassium; 29.0g carbs; 3.9g fiber; 17.4g sugar; 3.5g protein.

 

Tips ‘n’ Techniques

Some tips for healthier menus:

* Reduce and eliminate “empty calorie” foods - such as 

   soda pop, high sugar desserts with white flour, etc.

* Increase the whole grains, breads, and cereals.

* Increase the fruit and veggies on your plate, this will

   crowd out the undesirables.

* Make sauces, gravies, and dressings rich in flavour with 

   herbs, to make up for the low-fat.

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