Community Nursing Initiatives

10/20/2026

Happening today at 5:30pm at the Forsyth County Main Library in Winston-Salem.

10/17/2026

www.linkedin.com/in/tom-allred-ai-rn

10/07/2026

10/03/2026

https://www.meetup.com/ai-and-ai-assistants-small-group-ai-meetings-in-winston/events/316831100/?eventOrigin=your_events&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=event_card_savedevents_share_modal&utm_source=link&utm_version=v2&member_id=482923284

09/15/2026

https://sites.google.com/communitynursinginitiatives.org/ai-products/home?authuser=0 🤖😎

09/14/2026

https://atriumhealth.org/events/journey-through-survivorship-empowerment-and-wellness-winston-salem-july-23-2026-1

Welcome to our 3rd Annual Journey Through Survivorship event. We are excited to bring together survivors, caregivers, and experts for a day of connection, learning, and inspiration.

09/09/2026

Here is an image of a Google Sheet I use to keep track of my open AI sessions while I work. I sometimes work with 6+ windows on both my PC and laptop. I have 3 monitors on the PC. At the moment, I'm using one of them to display this GSheet. When I press "Ctrl + Alt + Shift + ;" in Last Date Touched, the current datetime is inserted and the row is automatically resorted to put the most recent session at the top. This is a Stupidly Simple (Can I trademark that? Ha, ha.) method of keeping track of those Work In Progress sessions across multiple machines and windows. I switch from session to session to check on updates and give new instructions. It makes me more productive than my old method of Session, Session, Where is the Session? I was going to make a skill to update it for me, but this is just too easy for a visual learner such as myself. As a solopreneur, I don't have enough hours in the day to do everything I need/want to do. I don't want to have to learn some complex system to bloat my infrastructure. I need every little time-saving tool that simplifies my life instead of making it more complex. Simple Solutions to Complex Problems is my mantra. 🤖😎

09/08/2026

A little nerd humor. I had my Hermes Agent compare his memory system to a different one from an online seminar. As part of it, he made this ASCII text diagram of his memory system. For some reason, he put it in a scrolling text box that only displayed 6 lines at a time. I complained that a visual diagram needed to be seen in its entirety. Unprompted, he created the second image. If you look closely, you may be able to detect the subtle differences between the two diagrams. 🤖😄

Codex worker ◄─────┤ ├─────► Dworkin
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Google Drive ▼
shared documents, assignments, Session Refresh / end-of-session
releases and larger artifacts curated augmented-memory intake
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└──────── optional shared plane ────────────┤
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Obsidian + Honcho + Layer-1 pointers