Happy Friday! Some of you maybe watching your waistlines as I am. And others are simply looking into new ways to live a healthier lifestyle. Hopefully this new series can assist you by providing some helpful tips.

This week, Ellie Krieger from Food Network shows us how a pasta salad can be made from whole wheat pasta, and be healthier for us. Providing us with fiber, vitamins minerals and antioxidants; when adding walnuts we can receive a great source of omega 3. And find out the benefit of using feta cheese as a substitute for your regular cheese and what other added ingredients Ellie uses that are not only healthy but delicious.

You can enjoy this whole grain goodness this weekend!

Hello jobseekers! Let’s start your week off right, with perhaps just the right career opportunity that you have been looking for. Noted below are some employment opportunities that have just recently become available. One of them could be perfect for you. Good luck!

Temple University- Academic Advisor I position

Senior Industry Marketing Manager – Media and Entertainment Job

Health Care Opportunities

Judicial Affairs at USC

Major Account Executive Healthcare

Gonzaga University Job Vacancy – Unity Multicultural Education Center Assistant Director

Director of Product Marketing – Web Performance & Security Job

Academic Advising Position at OSU

Compensation Manager Job

Major Account Executive – High Tech Job

Guest Blog by Valerie Delong

Valerie is the owner of Feng Shui Concepts, she is a Certified Feng Shui
Practitioner, a student of the Nine Harmonies School of Feng Shui under Carol Bridges.  She has studied under Master Lin Yun, founder of the BTB school of feng shui, as well as other experts in the field of feng shui.You can find Val at
http://www.fengshuiconcepts.net/home.html

  It’s spring-cleaning time again, time to look at your spaces from a feng shui perspective, which teaches that your structure is a mirror of yourself and your life.  Here are a few household tips to help bring balance:

*  The front door is called the “mouth” of chi, because energy first enters here and it speaks for who you are – whether you use your front door or not.  Make sure it’s in good shape, hinges don’t squeak, the windows are clean and not cracked, no cobwebs.

*  Windows are considered the “eyes” of the house and they are an analogy of how you view your world.  If they are dirty, it means that you take a dim view of life.  This goes for your car windows as well.

*  Make sure you have no leaky plumbing.  A dripping faucet or a running toilet means that you have opportunities that are leaking away.