Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. (Lusuzci)

Keep An Eye On The Hunger Scale

Do you ever get so hungry that you no longer feel hungry. Or feel so full that all you want to do is lie down and take a nap. Then beware. These are sensations at either end of the Hunger Scale and they signal a need for caution. The Hunger Scale is simply a notional way to describe your level of hunger and assess your need for food. People on a healthy diet not only know when to eat, they also know when to stop. In practically every case they are using the Hunger Scale, whether knowingly or not. The trick to using the Hunger Scale is to pay careful attention to your body and what it is telling you. If you are losing concentration and starting to feel irritable during your working day, for example, it s probable that you are already past the time when you should have eaten. Once you start to feel shaky, or develop a headache, there s a very good chance that you will overeat in an attempt to put matters right. If you have eaten and are feeling uncomfortable or sleepy, you have already eaten too much. You need to find a balance and that comes in the middle range of the...

Posted by Kandace on June 8, 2009 •  Comments (1)  • 

Some Facts About Whiskey Or Whisky

When discussing whisky the first thing that needs to be know is that there are two legitimate spellings. The Scotts and Canadians spell whisky without the e , while the Irish and Americans spell it with an e as in whiskey. This should be the first indication that the world of whisky is a very complicated one and has many regional differences in taste and production. This is part of what makes whisky such an interesting and enjoyable spirit. Historically it is believed that the Irish were the first to make whiskey, however the Scotts have also laid claim to being the first whisky producers. The Irish used the term uisce beatha Water of Life in Gaelic to describe whiskey, so it must have been important. Both the Scottish and Irish make whiskey the same way, except for the malting and distillation process. In Scotland the malted barley is roasted over open peat fires to dry, this results in the grain picking up the peat flavour. In Ireland, the malted barely is dried in closed ovens, and is never exposed to the smoke. The process of mashing and fermentation is much the same...

Posted by Krishna on April 8, 2009 •  Comments (2)  • 

Help For People Who Struggle To Sleep At Night

Do you find it hard to get a good nights sleep. Are you looking into the different ways of helping you to obtain more sleep at night. Is stress affecting your sleep patterns. A couple of years ago I am the type of person who would have answered yes to all of these questions. In this article I give advice which may help other people to have a better nights sleep. I am somebody who loves going to bed and who loves going to sleep. I also feel that I need at least seven hours of sleep per night. If I do not manage to sleep for this amount of time I wake up in a very negative state of mind and am unable to work throughout the day to my best level. The problem that I have is that I am somebody who easily becomes stressed. This can happen over the smallest of things and I tend to see these problems as much bigger than they actually are. I am also quite a paranoid person and used to always worry about what other people thought and were saying about me. This stress and over anxiety often affected my speech and I tried many things to help me with the situation. Counting sheep did...

Posted by Antionette on February 21, 2009 •  Comments (11)  • 

5 Attributes Of Successful People

The 5 main attributes that are to be found in most successful people. This has resulted from a careful study of the main personality traits to be found in the worlds most successful people from politicians, sportsmen and women and business people. Disciplined Successful people are well organised and self disciplined. Often they have been brought up in a structured disciplined environment. From being led they know how to lead. They are respectful of others and know how to command respect from others. They understand the importance of loyalty and demand loyalty from others. Uncompromising Successful people do not accept half measures. They do not tolerate incompetence. They speak out against injustice. They stand up to unnecessary bureaucracy and demand fairness and correctness in the world around them. They will fight their corner in every situation. Tough Successful people are tough. They resist personal attack without emotional reactions. They possess a thick skin . They are able to accept critisism without being offended. Courageous Successful people have the courage of...

Posted by Thu on December 30, 2008 •  Comments (3)  •