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Saturday, 09 August 2008 |
By Dan Brown
 Do you know people in your life who do nothing but complain? These people are usually "past" dwellers, which means they're always giving their attention to things in their past.
The world is full of complainers and past dwellers. Probably because everyone has such a deep need to feel comfortable, and when they don't feel it, they let it be known. Are you like that?
If so, you cannot change the past no matter what you do. You have to stop dwelling on it right now! There's an old saying, "complain and remain, praise and be raised!" If you want to move on with your life, then move on!
Okay, I'm one for tough love. Here's what you need to do...
1. No more complaining by dwelling on the past! By dwelling on it, you paralyze yourself. You cannot get to second base with your foot still on first. You will also never steer straight while you're looking in the rear view mirror. Don't talk about your past anymore... ever!
2. Give thanks! Despite all your past miseries, there |
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Friday, 08 August 2008 |
By Candace Talmadge
 Fog spread like misty syrup over the Jamaican mountains. The dark, narrow, twisting road out of Ocho Rios instantly became impassable to all but foot traffic.
Yet the taxi carrying Jeff Delgado had to keep driving the 40 miles to St. Joseph Hospital in Kingston--quickly. Without the medical facilities available only at St. Joseph, Jeff would die soon. Doctors suspected he had ruptured the major aorta above his stomach, the biggest blood vessel in his body.
A father of eight and just 40 years old, Jeff was bleeding to death next to his wife on the back seat of the taxi.
Tragedy threatened to end what had begun happily as an appliance sales incentive convention. Jeff, who was to emcee the banquet and ceremonies that night, had been indulging his love for liquor and good times on the beach that afternoon.
Drunk on champagne, he rented a Sunfish even though he knew nothing about sailing. The breeze sent the boat all the way out to the main reef, where Jeff realized he was in trouble. He struggled tipsily to turn the |
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