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Pomegranates and Mango
Two delicious and tropical tastes of Pomegranate and Mango deliver...
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Your next meal just got even more amazing. 11+ grams of premium whole food protein containing all essential amino acids. Naturally sourced from Organic Hemp Seeds and Organic Brown Rice, and NOW with Organic Quinoa and Organic Pumpkin Seeds for acomplete, balanced protein blend.
Our Amazing Meal Pomegranate Mango Infusion delivers all of the good stuff you need, in a satisfying and invigorating taste of the tropics.
Suggested Use
Mix 1 scoop with 10 or more oz. of water, milk, or mixed into your favorite smoothie. Take it first thing in the morning to jump-start your day & whenever you are hungry.
Amazing Meal contains 100% whole food plant based nutrition; including 11+ grams of protein and 6 grams of fiber per serving. In particular the hemp protein is fairly fibrous and the texture is more gritty than other Amazing Grass drink powders. If consistency and texture is an issue, we recommend using more liquid and a thicker beverage such as almond milk or even mixing into a smoothie. A thicker liquid will suspend the particles better and can make it more palatable for some people. If you are mixing with water, be sure to shake or mix well for a better tasting Amazing Meal.
For a great tasting Amazing Meal - Add 10 oz. of rice or almond milk, shake or stir and serve chilled.
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By: Eileen from San Jose, OH US on September 15, 2010
"I have this every morning in a smoothie with almond milk, banana, frozen blueberries, a scoop of greek yogurt and chia seeds. It keeps me going all morning and is so tasty and healthy. Normally I am hungry after about 2 hours but this keeps me satisfied at least 5 hours."
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By: Kristin from Houston, OH US on July 8, 2009
"I have decided to start eating healthier by starting my mornings with a smoothie. To be honest, I was not expecting much from Amazing meal. I really didn't think there was any way it would satisfiy me. I added coconut water, almond butter, silken tofu and some extra berries. It tasted wonderful! I drank the smoothie at 9am and by Noon, I was just starting to get hungry, but not starving. I usually eat really heavy, fatty breakfasts and am hungry in an hour. I am truly impressed!"
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Surprisingly delicious!
By: Inga, OH US on January 20, 2011
"I was drinking Earth's Promise strawberry and kiwi with water for years and then stumbled upon Amazing Meal in pomegrante mango when I was at Whole Foods, they were offering samples. I was impressed with how delicious it was with apple juice and not to mention how much more it offers than the one I've already been drinking daily. I drink this every morning with one part water and one part apple juice."
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By: Katrina from Tuscaloosa, OH US on March 7, 2010
"I was skeptical. I've tried others and was disappointed each time, either with taste or results. I'm so glad I gave this a try! I used blueberries, greek yogurt, and skim milk. I took a sip and was shocked! It tasted so good and was easy to drink. I have diabetes so I have to be careful with trying new products. This kept me fuller longer than any other liquid meal I've tried. When I tested my sugar 3 hours later, it was perfect! Not too low nor too high. Thank you AMAZING GRASS!"
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By: alyssa from indianola, NE US on February 23, 2012
Love it
By: Elizabeth S from Solon, OH US on January 19, 2011
"I have been using this product now for about a month after I won it in a giveaway and I have to say I am greatly impress. I use it as my recovery drink after my runs and even though I am doubling my mileage, the recovery has been great, I am able to get up the next day and get in my scheduled workout. All I do is add it to Almond or coconut milk, stir and drink, it taste that good, no need to add other stuff. Thanks for a great product."
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Really good stuff!
By: Tam, OH US on June 9, 2010
"Thanks so much for this product. As a person newly diagnosed with Celiac, I have to consume nutrient dense foods to function well. This blend is amazing and makes me feel alive. I'm hooked on Pomegranate Mango Infusion. I mix it with fresh juice or almond milk and whatever fruit I have on hand, and wow, an instant meal that tastes great and is better than a bowl of rice cereal any day. By far the best I have tried, and I have tried them all."
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By: Eileen, OH US on April 20, 2010
"I have been using this a couple of days now and feel better already. I mix it up as a smoothie in the morning with greek yogurt, almond milk, banana, blueberries and chia seeds.. It fills me up and tastes awesome. When I eat a normal breakfast I am hungry in 2 hours.. this keeps me satisfied until lunch time at work. "
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By: Lyn MacCleod, OH US on June 9, 2010
"I've had hypoglycemia for as long as I can remember and it's always been very hard to find something with protein, fiber, and just enough sugar to keep me going throughout the day. With most of the mixes I've tried the taste is poor, they don't mix well, and the effects just don't seem worth it. After trying the Amazing Meal Pomegranate Mango Infusion I was amazed with its quality. The taste is great, it mixes well, and my blood sugar and energy have all been in check. Thank you Amazing Grass!"
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Nothing new
By: Lola from Laguna Beach, CA US on January 18, 2013
"I bought this product at Whole Foods. In the morning I blended the mix with water, ice, blueberries, and bananas. The taste is not bad compared to other shake mixes. It did nothing to curb my appetite, as I was hungry two hours after drinking my first shake. I am a fit, lean woman in good shape. Unimpressed with this product. "
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C-Sec Officer Jordan Noles. You know I run E-Crimes and stuff. Pretty cool, I got a sweet graph and an omnitool, no big.
Anyway, I've decided that my boyfriend is that hot, pink-faced turian that wanders the Citadel, since Garrus is dating Shepard. If Garrus ISN'T dating your Shepard for some reason, I intend to woo him with my e-crime solving skills, just so you know. But for pink-faced Turian, Sara drew me some sexy arts.

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History is populated with people who've gone to extremes in the name of Jesus Christ. Some have died for him. Some have killed for him. And some have made $25 million films about his trial and crucifixion in Aramaic, Latin, and Hebrew without even the benefit of subtitles.
We are referring, of course, to ''The Passion,'' Mel Gibson's controversial new film that gives provocative new meaning to the term passion project. In his directorial follow-up to the Oscar-winning ''Braveheart,'' Gibson (who does not act in the film) will begin seeking a distributor for his self-financed labor of love after Labor Day. A Christmas release is possible; if not, next Easter. Among the interested parties: Fox, Warner Bros., Miramax, Lions Gate, and a host of independent studios. Predicts a source familiar with the marketing plans for ''The Passion'': ''The clamor from studios wanting a piece of this will be irresistible.''
But at least two studios have zero passion for ''The Passion''; in fact, afraid to alienate an immensely likable, bankable star by telling him ''no,'' they're praying Gibson won't come calling. No wonder, given the declarations they've been hearing from people like Rabbi Eugene Korn, director of interfaith affairs at the Anti-Defamation League: ''Bigots will love this movie if it comes out as presently constituted. It's going to feed every hardcore anti-Semite who believes the Jews are guilty of deicide.''
So, you ask, What in God's name was Mel Gibson thinking? The ''Lethal Weapon'' star declined to comment, but here's the story so far. Starring James Caviezel (''Frequency'') as Jesus and Monica Bellucci (''The Matrix Reloaded'') as Mary Magdalene, ''The Passion'' is inspired by Gibson's Roman Catholic faith. He reportedly chose to focus the story exclusively on Christ's death, because of its singular impact. His other defining choices -- the ancient languages and graphic violence (including a brutal scourging sequence by Christ's Roman executioners) -- were attempts at a realism Gibson believes other films haven't achieved. ''To me, this film is like a silent movie,'' says Bellucci. ''[The] images [are] very strong; you're going to understand what's going on.'' Gibson certainly spared no expense to realize his version of biblical authenticity: According to one source, the production went $5 million over budget. (Gibson's publicist insists the budget held at $25 million.) During the five-month shoot earlier this year in Rome, the filmmaker kept priests by his side as advisers. They even heard confession on set.
But then in April, a group of Catholic and Jewish scholars began investigating the film, prompted by a report that Gibson's father holds anti-Semitic views, and that both Gibsons adhere to a branch of traditional Catholicism that disavows many of the ''liberal'' reforms adopted by the Vatican in the 1960s. Those reforms include a repudiation of the incendiary belief that the Jews, as a people, were responsible for Christ's death -- a view that had been used to justify persecution of Jews for centuries. It's also the recurring theme in a genre of Christian drama known as passion plays. (Gibson might want to consider changing the title. He might have to, anyway: Miramax owns the rights to a novel titled ''The Passion,'' a possible vehicle for Gwyneth Paltrow.)


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While her parents are on an extended vacation over the summer, Kiri is left to her own devices. She plans to spend time with her best friend/bandmate/crush Lucas making music and competing in battle of the bands. She also plans on practicing the piano since she is quiet accomplished and wants to improve her skills even further. This all changes one fateful day, when she receives a call from a stranger who has her sister's belongings. The problem is that her sister died 5 years ago. It isn't until after she picks up her sister's belongings that Kiri learns how her sister actually died.
This debut novel, draws you into Kiri's life as she learns about family secrets, her relationship with Lucas and about herself. I found myself drawn to this book and wanting to know if Kiri would be ok, if she would sink or swim in the end. Although I throughly enjoyed the novel, I found that I was disappointed in the ending. It left several questions unanswered for me. Don't get me wrong, that is a good thing as it could lead to many possible conclusions. I'm looking forward to reading other material that Hilary T. Smith publishes in the future.


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Women enrolled in this program build houses for Habitat for Humanity, Rio Salado's newest partnership. An added component to the program at Lewis has male students working with computerized machinery to design, shape and cut granite for construction applications. This gives incarcerated students the chance to practice the skills learned in a "real life" environment, and provides them an opportunity to give back to the community.


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I realized that being a monk looks fun... BUT TOO BAD!!! I can't!! LOL!!! :-DRight now I'm eating my mum's [my] world famous traditional fried chicken! I talked about it with Andre, and he was like... "RIMA... STOP IT!" Haha... I made him hungry. I'm a teaser. :-)Last night, I realized that making-out is really great, tempting yet dangerous. So... before you guys make-out or do something with that someone... Here's a great statement: Since God is always with you in good times, bad times, and romantic times, do whatever you would feel comfortable doing in front of Jesus. At first, when I read that statement, I LOLed. I called Andre and told him that. He LOLed too, but after that we decided that the statement is true. And we made that as our guide to our relationship style. LOL!Well, I wanna take a shower. I smell.
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Local marketers often rely on a few key channels to reach consumers online. Typically search and social are some of the most critical local vehicles. Search is attractive because of its naturally precise targeting, and social because word-of-mouth marketing is so often effective at driving local commerce.
One medium often underused in local marketing is display advertising. While display is a web marketing veteran, many local advertisers seem to prefer spending cash on search and time on social.
Some marketers may avoid display because they perceive it to be excessively difficult to implement, requiring expensive creative and complex media buying decisions. Others may think display is too broad a medium, lacking the precise targeting options required to drive local business.
However, the reality is that display as a whole is seeing incredible growth, and marketers who have been traditionally sceptical should be aware of this trend. A recent report by eMarketer showed that display has grown from roughly $8 billion in 2009, to a prejected $14.82 billion in 2012. Another report by ZenithOptimedia stated that, "Display is the fastest-growing segment [of Internet advertising], growing by 18.9% a year."
This growth represents a rapidly rising opportunity. Major ad sellers are investing heavily in more precise targeting, easier creative management, and better distribution. Google, for example, recently announced that display was on-track to generate $5 billion in revenues. Google's display success is largely due to their innovations in making display more accessible – innovations that marketers can leverage now, to access the growing value of display.
Understanding Display Creative
The initial challenge marketers face when starting with display is the creative – in other words, building the actual ad. Unlike search ads, which are simple lines of text, display ads can take a range of formats, each with different trade-offs between resources required and effectiveness in delivering a message. Basic options include –
- Text. Like search, display ads can run with plain text. However, this will usually not produce optimal performance, especially for branding campaigns.
- Image. Graphical banners have been a display staple since the dawn of the web. For beginners, static images may be a nice compromise between creativity and implementation.
- Video. As bandwidth and connection speeds have grown, video display has risen as a powerful medium for creating engaging ads. Requires a heavy investment in creative, but can deliver a powerful message.
Beyond format choices, advertisers can also choose from a wide range of available ad sizes. Fortunately, the Interactive Advertising Bureau has put together a full list of advertising sizes and specs, to help coordinate efforts between advertisers and publishers. Below is a representation of some of these ad specs.
Display creative uses a range of terminology which can often be confusing to newcomers. Some of the most commonly used jargon includes:
- Skyscraper – an ad unit that's much taller than it is wide. Usually appearing along the margins of websites, Skyscraper ads have a default size of 160*600.
- Leaderboard – an ad much wider than it is tall. Often appearing in the header or footer of websites, Leaderboards have a default size of 728*90.
- Pixel (size). In it's basic form, a pixel is a measurement of size. When ad formats are sized like 160*600, each number refers to an amount of pixels. This is a "Cartesian" system, where the first value represents width, and the second height.
- Pixel (tracking). A tracking pixel is usually 1*1 transparent image that reports when an advertisement or image is seen. Because web servers track when images are viewed, tracking pixels can be used to gather precise data on ad impressions.
- Rich Media Ads. A rich media ad is a video ad, or an add with an animation, that allows for complex user interaction. Playing a simple in-add game, for example, or mousing-over expanding advertising elements.
- Above the Fold. A artifact of the print media business, ads are called "above the fold" when they're positioned near the top of the page, and are visible without requiring a user to scroll down.
Display Advertising Mechanics
Perhaps the most confusing element of display is the sophisticated interaction between buyers, sellers, and agencies, and the range of technologies that sit in between these relationships.
At the core of the display relationship are two parties: the publisher and the advertiser. The advertiser is typically a business selling a product or service, and running ads on websites to promote themselves. The publisher is a website which receives payment for running an advertiser's ads. In other words, the advertiser buys ad space from the publisher.
While this relationship seems simple, there are many complexities in the modern display relationship, designed to make the media buying process more efficient. For example, imagine if every display ad purchase had to made through a manual sales deal between individual publishers and advertisers. This would add a huge amount of overhead to the advertising process, and so systems have emerged to solve this and other problems.
One of the most basic and critical display advertising technologies is the Ad Server. Below is a basic graphical depiction of the process, created by Clickz media.
In this process, a user visits a website, and the web server replies with the HTML page. This page contains instructions to fetch an ad, which in this case is located on a content delivery network.
Basically, this means that the publisher doesn't have a fixed, static ad hard-coded onto their website. Rather, there's a specified block for advertisements, that can be modified dynamically as needed. When a user visits the page, the web server delivers the page, and a separate ad server delivers the ad.
In most cases, publishers have multiple advertisers available to them, and must make decisions about which ads to run in which slots. Ad servers are used to make these decisions on-the-fly, in a process called ad matching. Ad matching can be very simple, for example with a basic "round robin" system, or very complex, combining user demographic data, performance data, real-time bidding, and many other factors.
Beyond ad serving, other key concepts to understand are ad networks and ad exchanges.
Both of these systems operate on the same principle – neither publishers nor advertisers want to manually haggle over every ad placement. Instead, networks and exchanges are groups of websites that advertisers can buy slots from at scale.The difference between the two has diminished over the years, however the primary distinction is that an ad network provides a more premium, full-service environment for advertisers.
Usually the publishers within an ad network will have to meet quality and content standards, while members of an ad exchange will have much lighter requirements. Similarly, an ad network will often undertake the bidding and management of an ad campaign, with the goal of optimizing performance. An ad exchange on the other hand usually requires that each advertiser make their own decisions on bidding and targeting.
Ultimately, this overview only scratches the surface of the many facets of display advertising. Next week, we'll continue our display coverage, with more information on display performance measurement, display campaign implementation, and specific networks and technologies operating in the current display landscape.


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Gwen Stefani probably knows all the supposed reasons why cosleeping with your kids might be bad, but this rock star/fashion icon/super-mom is simply too busy to care. Instead, the No Doubt frontwoman says life is too short to pass up an opportunity to snooze family-style with younger son Zuma, 2.
"I don't want to look back and say, 'Oh my God, I didn't sleep with Zuma that time because I was too tired,' so I'll just snuggle up with him tonight," she recently told Stylist. "It's probably why I work as I hard as I do -- I don't want to look back and see the things I didn't do."
While sleeping in the same bed with an infant can increase the risk for sudden infant death syndrome, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics, the issue of bunking with older kids is a murkier area. Some experts say it's fine as long as everyone's getting enough sleep (Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have a super-sized family bed just for this purpose, according to Vanity Fair), while others say it can be a slippery slope to a place where kids don't learn to fall asleep on their own and everyone ends up exhausted.
Cora Breuner, M.D., a pediatrician at Seattle Children's Hospital and professor at the University of Washington School of Medicine, says there's nothing wrong with an occasional all-night snuggle in bed -- especially if your little one had a tough day -- but making it a nightly ritual isn't doing anyone any favors, particularly if Mom is doing it out of guilt. "Learning to self-soothe and sleep properly in your own bed is a task as important as learning to walk or feed yourself," says Breuner. "Cosleeping out of guilt creates an odd dynamic. Plus, it's hard to do quality bonding at 3 a.m. when you just need to sleep."
If you're feeling overwhelmed by mom guilt, Breuner suggests trying to carve out a little more time with your child during the day or on weekends. Even an ten extra minutes of one-on-one can lift both of your spirits. As a compromise, Breuner thinks it's fine for families to snuggle up either before bedtime for an hour or early in the morning, say after 6am. And then, she says, be consistent about the rules. It might be easier and sweeter in the short run to allow your adorable offspring to constantly sleep by your side, but if you're not getting enough rest, go ahead and reclaim your bed — no guilt, regrets or doubt required.


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Tracy's Reign of Terror: True Story of Narcissism, Bullying, Domestic Violence and Child Abuse
Part 7: Discovering they live in squalor
After they moved out, they lived in squalor, no matter how nice the place was at first. I feared for their children, growing up in a place like that, especially for their health because of the lack of sanitation.
Tracy got furious whenever Richard insisted that she help out more around the house, that he couldn't do it all himself and take care of all their kids. A mutual friend also saw this for himself. I've been told that the house got so filthy in their last city, that the state had to step in. Yet Tracy complained about me doing housework when she lived in my house, as if she expected me to sit on my butt all day talking to her and somehow the house would be clean.
When Richard described the house he was living at before he moved to our place, it sounded like hoarding and/or squalor conditions: Cockroaches and mice running around. Trash piled up. Black mold. The kids named one of the cockroaches, like a pet. The kids also hoarded food in their rooms, not snacks but lunchmeat. But whether they were technically hoarders or not, the place was soon filthy and smelly and looked like a dump, whether a broken-down old house or a 10-year-old apartment. Even the mutual friend–a bachelor!–called it disgusting, and still mentions it from time to time, especially if somebody accuses him of bad housekeeping. Richard was delayed moving into our house because he had to throw out so much trash and mold-ruined clothes.
I went to the trouble of extra-cleaning the house before he arrived, so he could go from squalor to nice. My son and I even cleaned the marks off the walls, including his drawings.
Unfortunately, one or two of those cockroaches apparently hitched a ride with Richard, as much as he tried to avoid it, because I saw a couple of cockroaches in my clean house for the first time ever in my entire life. I sprayed and set out traps, and never saw them before or since November 2007.
In 2010 or 2011, I developed a fascination for shows about hoarders, because of this exposure to real-life squalor and trash hoarding. What I saw looked familiar, not so much the hoarding as the poor housekeeping. I wanted to see if their behavior qualified, and what drives people to live like this. I have also seen many toilets on these shows which look just like Richard and Tracy's–the element of their squalor which most horrified me and probably caused most of their stomach bugs. That thing must have been infested with e-coli with all the fecal matter covering the seat and floor. I mean, come on, when your own children's health is at stake because they must sit every time they use the toilet–CLEAN IT!
I am a housewife, ever since my son was born. Before that, I worked part-time. My husband and son have always made a clutter-free house impossible, and my husband slacked off on his own chores all the time, but (in the eyes of everyone except my mother-in-law) I have always kept a clean house.
Being exposed to their squalor drove me to be even cleaner, as if staving off the horror of my house becoming like theirs. I use their house as a bugbear for my son, what will happen to his future place if he doesn't clean it. I joke that I'll spank him if I come visit and it looks like theirs. He wrinkles his nose and says he doesn't want it to be like theirs.
I even felt a bit traumatized, so when I told my mom that we broke off relations with them, I finally poured out to her by e-mail and phone the filth I had experienced. I also needed to talk about the filth with Todd. I had to purge it, just as I do the entire abusive experience through this memoir.
Already I never knew what to expect in other people's bathrooms, but this made me especially nervous when visiting other friends. I fear such squalor anywhere I go, even though I haven't seen it since. I feel immense relief even if a bathroom hasn't been cleaned recently, because it still is nowhere near the horror of Richard's toilet and bathroom floor.
They didn't have mounds of stuff in the living room, or bugs in the refrigerator, but there were unsanitary conditions. Even the chairs and couches all had what looked like brown butt-marks, as if the filth from the toilet seat had been ground into them, so I had to force down revulsion just to sit down. The dishes, pots and pans piled in the sink often looked like they'd been sitting there for some time, with food long since dry and stuck to them. The house smelled like decaying trash and body odor. The bathroom sink was neglected like everything else, cluttered with stuff and filthy, and once I even found a disposable diaper in it and couldn't use it.
Jeff said the condition of the house was even worse when they expected only him and not me, which made him feel like he wasn't worth cleaning up for. (They said they cleaned for me, and I thought, "This is clean?") Jeff was also disgusted by the toilet. It also sounds like the mutual friend saw even worse conditions than I did. It sounds like I never saw just how bad it could really get, because they cleaned up for me. But from what Richard, the mutual friend and Jeff told me, there was trash hoarding along with unsanitary conditions.
In my house, they left a huge pile of dirty laundry (including underwear!) on my living room floor. First Richard started doing this, so I got disgusted and bought him a frickin' laundry basket. But he only put clean laundry in there, and still piled the gross dirty stuff on my floor. ARGH! But being a nice hostess, and already starting to fear his sarcastic wit (such as calling me Mom for wanting him to call if he's going to be late in a snowstorm), I wasn't assertive about it. In fact, once I did try to get him to clean it up, he called me pushy, I apologized, then he laughed at me. (This is a narcissistic trait: backwards reactions to things.)
When Tracy arrived, I hoped she would get him to improve his hygiene and habits, but hers turned out to be just as bad, and the pile stayed put. I didn't feel comfortable hinting at her like I did at him, since with him I felt as comfortable as a twin sister, and she was scary.
Day after day I kept telling them when my laundry was done, but they still neglected their laundry, until they reached crisis levels. If I tried to help, I was treated like I was creepy.
After they moved out, I vacuumed and wiped up the carpet before I could feel okay walking around there. Then I saw them make the same pile (including underwear) on their own living room floor!
When they lived with us, I had to clean up after the adults and the children every time they used the bathroom. I don't want to go into disgusting detail, but this was not your usual ick left behind by the inconsiderate person ahead of you. No, this was a dusting of filth all over the toilet and floor, or various other leavings, depending on who it was and what happened. Didn't they see it? So I was constantly busy cleaning the bathroom, constantly using bathroom wipes. (We went through four tubes of wipes a week!)
As the months passed after they moved out, I noticed whenever I used their bathroom that nobody kept up with it like I did–and the toilet and the floor around it grew worse and worse all the time. There were layers of it! I've seen toilets on hoarder shows that remind me of this. I feared for the health of those little girls. I also feared what kind of crap (literally) they were tracking around the house on their feet. I don't consider myself excessively clean, but they already considered me practically OCD (I suppose I am in comparison), and I wanted to be a good guest, so I bit my tongue, swallowed my revulsion, and sat on the couches/chairs anyway. Then changed my clothes when I got back home.
I began holding it in for as long as I could whenever we went over there. But sometimes, I couldn't help using the toilet. But first, I was forced to use wet toilet paper and soap to scrub the seat, the front of the toilet under the seat, and floor as best I could, so that filth would not get on my skin and clothes. Even that could not fully clean it, and all that caked-on filth, left stains behind. The bathtub was also neglected.
I wondered if they even noticed the smell or how filthy it was in the bathroom–another question I have when watching hoarder shows. Other friends occasionally have dirty or cluttered houses, but nothing close to this. Hoarders do not seem to notice the filth, because they live day-to-day in conditions that require others to wear hazmat suits! And get angry when others remark on the filth!
Richard kept cancelling (at the last minute) some get-together we planned for the two families, because some child had a nasty stomach bug. Richard blamed it on the cold weather; I knew the real reason: the lack of sanitation in their bathroom. As an SCA person with geek friends, I have been in homes where the housework was low on the priority list, and am used to turning a blind eye to such things; I have been in a gaming store in which the bathroom was apparently kept up by apes; but have never seen anything like what I saw in their bathroom. From what I saw and was told by others, including Richard, an appalling level of filth was normal in their household, not just in my city but before they moved there. They moved twice while I knew them, and both places ended up looking exactly the same over time.
They kept pointing the finger at each other, or at the kids. I wondered how two grown adults, at least one (usually two) of which was unemployed the whole time I knew them, could have no time to clean. What did they do all day if they weren't at work? If they lacked money for cleaning supplies/wash machines, why not wash clothes in the tub and use vinegar to clean?
When Tracy's mother visited them for a few weeks, and started cleaning the place, Richard and Tracy got furious with her. I felt sorry for her, forced to stay in this place for so long, but not allowed to clean it. I also see this reaction on hoarding shows, as the hoarder screams at people for throwing away rat-pee-covered books. I got yelled at just for wiping honey off a table before setting down my books; Jeff got yelled at for helping clean up because the place would still be a mess when he got there; I got snapped at for giving Jeff a bottle of wipes to clean up after our son when he used the bathroom. Richard made me feel like I had deeply insulted him by giving my son those wipes, that I implied his bathroom was not clean. Well…even though the wipes were to clean up after my son, who was still potty training…instead of feeling insulted when people point out the obvious truth, just clean the frickin' thing!
Even when they gave me a blanket during the winter, I often had reason to believe it was not clean, from what fell off it onto the table. (I don't want to be more specific on the Web).
Between this and the cramped conditions of their apartment/house compared to our own two-story condo and the field out back, where kids could freely roam and play and make noise without annoying the adults–I kept wishing they would come to our house more often. (Heck, my house was even cleaner now because I had to stave off the specter of being like their house, and "cleanse" myself of it.) Our house was a lot roomier without eight people sleeping in it and a mountain of dirty laundry in the living room. But Tracy complained about our cats making her allergic (another reason that Richard bringing his family into my house to stay for a while was a very bad idea), and they wanted to play D&D on their dining table rather than in our basement, so we kept having to go over there.
So afterwards I came home, changed clothes, and cleaned the inside and outside of my shoes.
When other people stayed with them, I wondered how they could stand the filth. Even Jeff, when we ended the friendship on 7/1/10, said how glad he was to not be going back into that house with that smell and the filth.
And starting in 2010, when it became clear I was not going to have another child, and I no longer needed to hold onto baby things in case Richard's little ones came over–I began deep-cleaning my own house. I gave away the baby things, turned the changing table/baby room back into a library, and started cleaning things I never bothered with before. My son was older, so with no little ones around we could bring down the breakables again, and I had more time to go deep into cupboards, clean behind furniture, and start cleaning more things more often than I did before. (I even discovered some beautiful wedding-present-dishes and glasses that had been completely forgotten about. They were good for daily use, so I washed them and put them into circulation, replacing our tired old ones.)
This was how I dealt with my grief in the summer of 2010, and it became a yearly summer routine. Now that my son was older and I had more time, I took the toilet job back from my husband, because he didn't do it the way I liked and had to be reminded all the time. I now needed sparkly clean toilets, and floors swept every day. My house would be CLEAN! cleaner than it ever had been! because I couldn't stand even the faint resemblance to the filth I saw in THEIR house! I'm not sure if "traumatized" by their filth is the right term, but it was something like it.
And while I was forced to constantly deal with the filth they brought it into my house, constantly cleaning day and night for weeks, dealing with the mess and bad hygiene and cockroaches and lice and laundry on the floor and allergy medication left in reach of the children and bathroom cleanups every time somebody used it–
Tracy was constantly hostile to me, showering me with insults which should have led to her getting kicked out the door. And she then tried to force me to grovel to her for her forgiveness and approval, because she twisted my treatment of her into something it was not, and her own treatment of me into sweetness and light. I found myself down the rabbit hole.
Things were so bad that the only reason I can think of for staying friends with them for so long, was Richard's hold over me. I could not imagine life without him.
Table of Contents
1. Introduction
2. We share a house
3. Tracy's abuse turns on me
4. More details about Tracy's abuse of her husband and children
5. My frustrations mount
6. Sexual Harassment from some of Richard's friends
7. Without warning or explanation, tensions build
8. The Incident
9. The fallout; a second chance?
10. Grief
11. Struggle to regain normalcy: More details about Richard's manipulations
12. Musings on how Christians should treat each other
13. Conclusion
14. Updates on Richard's Criminal Charges
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1980 Jayne County/Dead Boys viddie published on YouTube today
If you have a soul, this short performance (begin 15:20) by The Dead Boys in 1980 will turn it black. Cheetah Chrome's guitar will make you want to do bad things to your body. Stiv Bators' vocals will have you doing bad things with your body. Jayne County plays with Levi and The Rockats and there's some decent hillbilly music in the middle.
What is this you ask? According to Richard Metzger of Dangerous Minds, it's "the greatest underground video archive of late 70's, early 80's punk, post-punk, No Wave and New Wave music that exists": Paul Tschinkel's Inner-Tube, a Manhattan Cable show from the last century. God preserve us and our beautiful weird music. On YouTube if we're fortunate.
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Recent Writing News (January 2014)
I have seen the cover for the March issue of Asimov's, which contains my novelette, "All the Pretty Little Mermaids," and which even features an illustration drawn from the story, although I don't know the artist yet. Hurray! That's the second time I've appeared in Asimov's, and I'm very excited about it. I also have a non-fiction piece appearing in the March Analog, an interview with Bud Webster.
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What I'm Working On: July 30, 2013
What I am currently working on: Beasts of Tabat, the first in the fantasy trilogy I have been working on for a while now is with my agent, in preparation for what I hope is the final rewrite. So I'm … Continue reading
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The rewrite of the first book, whose tentative working title is Beasts of Tabat, is off to Seth the fabulous agent, so I've started messing with the second book. It's got the love triangle I mentioned in an earlier post, and I'm contemplating the somewhat odd strategy of having it start, chronologically, at a time point somewhere in the middle of the first book, and show some of that action from a different viewpoint. Crazy? Maybe, but I think it'll be interesting to try.
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Some Maunderings About Rewriting a Novel
If you're friend or family, you may know something about it, or even have read one of the many, many earlier drafts.
And I'm really happy with it, but holy cow, is it hard to rewrite a novel. Because you've got to manage it all in your head while working with smaller parts of it.
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SteamCon Itinerary (October 14-16, Bellevue Hyatt Regency)
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BUFFALO - April 25 - Erie Community College pitcher Brandon Nemeti (Lancaster, N.Y./Lancaster) was named the Region III male co-athlete of the week. Nemeti, a freshman right-handed pitcher, shared the award with Alfred State's Garrett Hoag.
Nemeti allowed only one hit in the Kats' 3-0 win over Onondaga Community College April 23. He struck out nine while throwing a complete game. He is 1-0 this season, appearing in five games and pitching 15 2/3 innings.
The Kats, who are 19-13 overall and have won five of their last six games, are scheduled to play at Finger Lakes Community College Tuesday.
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Townes Van Zandt's almighty ballad "If I Needed You" is one of those near-perfect songs that it's just about impossible to effectively cover, even if that hasn't stopped every subway-platform troubadour worth her acoustic guitar case from trying. And now folk-pop big dog Andrew Bird has tried his hand at it, recording a pretty violin-soaked version of the song for Hands Of Glory, a forthcoming companion piece to his 2012 album Break It Yourself. Hear it below.
Hands Of Glory is out 10/30 on Mom + Pop. Check out his song "Three White Horses."
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In Memoriam: TV Shows and Characters We Lost in 2012
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"You should not be getting a f*cking monkey as a pet."
Animal Practice and Guys With Kids are already in trouble.
There's nothing funny about the way Crystal the monkey is used for laughs.
Our TV critic organizes the 21 new fall TV shows into three simple categories.
The show's star doctor is the umpteenth variation on Hugh Laurie's House.
The show with the monkey.
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The theme of the 2014 NHSScotland Event is 'Spreading and Sustaining Quality' and the programme will focus on the next phase of the quality improvement journey in NHSScotland.
Our Quality Strategy, associated Quality Ambitions and Routemap for Health and Social Care are the drivers which we are all working towards in order to meet our 2020 Vision for high quality sustainable health and social care services in Scotland.
Quality is already embedded into our NHS and this next phase is an important step to ensuring that we share and spread what we've learned about quality across healthcare systems and with our partner organisations to ensure that the services that we provide now and into the future are sustainable.


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A Conversation With Aimée Wimbush-Bourqueby: The Kitchen Generation Team
Today we're chatting with Aimée Wimbush-Bourque, an inspiring writer, chef and blogger. The mother of two is an accomplished blogger, writing and maintaining two fabulous blogs. Not to mention that Aimée herself is an absolute sweetheart. Her personal site, Under the High Chair exudes charm. She shares tidbits of her life in Quebec as well as wonderful recipes in that space. Aimée's more recent venture, Simple Bites is the perfect place to head when learning how to cook and cook with kids. Between Aimée's experience as a personal chef, recent foray into farming (they have backyard chickens!) and how she looks at food, Simple Bites is a gem for learning and thinking critically about food and cooking. We are regularly inspired upon heading over there.
What is your first kitchen memory?
I'm not sure if this is applicable because, rather than in the kitchen, it takes place around the wood stove in our living room when I was about three or four. But it just may have been the first dish I ever cooked.
I remember roasting pea-sized new potatoes in a cast iron skillet on the back of our wood stove. I was ravenous, they took forever to cook, and I burned my fingers on their crispy young skins in my impatience. I probably still had dirt under my fingernails from the garden, but I ate them with my fingers anyway. They tasted like earth. And butter and salt. Perfection.
What is your favourite part about being in the kitchen with your kids?
I love to round out the corners of cooking to show that food can be an adventure, an experience, a journey or collaboration.
By gathering ingredients together (we've recently forayed into backyard chickens!), touching the food, talking about it, and watching it take shape under our hands, my boys are learning to appreciate whole foods and the enjoyment of scratch cooking.
I've long sung the praises of having kids in the kitchen and believe that the effects of this nurturing one-on-one time are life-long. And I know that every moment is a teaching one. That opportunity is invaluable.
What is the one thing you hope they never lose about their relationship or experience with food?
My husband and I want our children to grow up to be healthy eaters, aware of how food is produced and the way their food choices affect the planet. I hope that we're raising them to connect the dots between healthy, whole food and happiness.
What is the greatest thing you learned attending culinary school? Any advice to aspiring chefs?
I entered culinary school with a few years of professional cooking already under my belt with the goal of acquiring a diploma (and perhaps a raise upon graduation). I came away with some solid techniques and improved knife skills, but it was the life skills learned that I value the most from the experience.
It sounds so cheesy, but I would encourage culinary students to aim high, dream big. Apply for that difficult internship at a top restaurant, compete in a culinary competition, and do whatever you can to show you're a keener.
What is the one ingredient you wish you had tried sooner?
This spring I collected ramps from my back forest and cooked them up for the first time. Being a lover of leeks and garlic, I hit it off pretty well with the ramps. I'm still dreaming about the omelet we enjoyed – made with our farm fresh eggs, ramps and Emmental cheese.
What ingredient is never missing from your pantry or fridge?
Maple syrup. It's currently in both pantry and fridge. Maple syrup more than an ingredient around here – it's a preoccupation. A season. We go sugaring off every spring, the good old-fashioned way with a sled, a tap, a bucket and a wood stove in the woods.
What was the last thing you ate?
A roasted strawberry sundae! My latest obsession…
What was the first food blog you ever read?
My Madeleine! I stumbled across Molly's blog back in the fall of 2005. I was drawn in at once and her stories of The Chef kept me entertained when I was up at all hours of the night nursing my newborn.
It was thrilling to hear Molly speak about her new book at BlogHer Food in May. I accosted her in the hallway and babbled about how she was the first blog I ever read. She was –and still is- a terrific writer.
Back then, I think one had to be a solid writer in order to have a successful blog. There were no (or few) photos, and it was really the words that were transporting.
What is your most recent addition to your list of must-read websites?
When I want a sweet escape, I head to Sweetapolita. She's a virtuoso in her cake craft and I've always had a wicked sweet tooth. You know, Ontario is not very far away; I just may show up on her doorstep one of these days with a fork.
I think we'd get along great.
Three words. Go.
Cook from scratch!
Thank you so much for allowing us to interview you Aimée! We're honoured to have you here.
All photos of Aimée copyright Tim Chin. The photo of ramps and eggs is copyright Aimée Wimbush-Bourque.
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Lydia (The Perfect Pantry)
July 25th, 20111
Though we had been online friends for a while, I met Aimée in person at BlogHer Food this year. I'm so impressed by her talent, her graciousness, and the fact that, like my Canadian husband, she is never without maple syrup. Thanks for letting all of us get to know her better through this interview.
Casey@Good. Food. Stories.
July 25th, 20112
What a great set of three words – cook from scratch. I'm such a big fan of Simple Bites and Aimee's writing, so thank you for sharing!
July 25th, 20113
I love that you have your kids in the kitchen with you!!! Always had my son working with me…. he is now 27, and a very accomplished cook!
Chris learned from day 1 that food came from ingredients(a lot of which we grew or raised), not in boxes from a store!!
July 25th, 20114
I adore Aimée and her passion for food and was so excited to see her featured here. Wonderful interview!
July 25th, 20115
What a fabulous interview!! Aimee is as sweet inside as she is out!…….gotta love that Canadian accent too!
July 25th, 20116
Lovelovelove Aimee!!! Her philosophy and drive are such an inspiration. Thank you for showcasing such an raw talent!
Amber | Bluebonnets & Brownies
July 25th, 20117
What a wonderful interview. I'm about ready to squee myself into oblivion that I get 5 solid days with Aimee starting Thursday.
Mary Beth
July 25th, 20118
I LOVE those three words. Mine are Eat. Real. Food.
Sylvie @ Gourmande in the Kitchen
July 25th, 20119
Aimée is a real sweetheart and an incredible talent, her passion for food and life shines through everything she does. Wonderful interview!
July 26th, 201110
Great interview with Aimée. And thanks for the interview I found another wonderful written blog: My Madeleine. :)
July 26th, 201111
Love seeing Aimée over here! Wonderful interview!
Jamie | My Baking Addiction
July 26th, 201112
I love Aimee! This is such a wonderful interview.
Terry Duhamel
December 15th, 201113
In looking for a recipe for a tourtiere I came upon this site. I was looking for a pie where the filing did not crumble. I do not like to use fillers to keep the meat together. I tried the Classic tourtiere or Quebec pork pie. Mine was still crumbly. Could you suggest how I could stop the crumbling. My Mom's was great. Do not have her recipe. My parents came from St. Eleuthere. So I like french food. Terry Duhamel
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NRA Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre and NRA-ILA Executive Director Chris W. Cox attended a meeting at United Nations headquarters in July to send a simple, unequivocal message to the international bureaucrats who want to eliminate your Right to Keep and Bear Arms: An international Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) that in any way, shape or form affects the constitutional rights of American gun owners is completely unacceptable.
In his address to conference participants from around the world, LaPierre made it clear that NRA will accept no compromise on this critical issue.
"The Right to Keep and Bear Arms in defense of self, family and country is ultimately self-evident and is part of the Bill of Rights to the United States Constitution," he said. "Reduced to its core, it is about fundamental individual freedom, human worth and self-destiny. We reject the notion that American gun owners must accept any lesser amount of freedom in order to be accepted among the international community."
In 2009, at the behest of the Obama administration, the United States joined 152 other countries in endorsing a U.N. Arms Trade Treaty Resolution. The resolution establishes an international conference to be held next year, at which leaders from countries around the world—many of which have deplorable human rights records—will draw up an international treaty designed to severely restrict or even outright ban your right to sell, purchase, carry or own a firearm.
In reversing President George W. Bush's opposition to U.N. mandated global gun control, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton declared, "The United States is committed to actively pursuing a strong and robust treaty that contains the highest possible, legally binding standard. …"
NRA has alerted American gun owners to be on guard against this ticking time bomb for years. NRA-ILA was the first group to be officially recognized by the U.N. as a "non-governmental organization" determined to protect the freedoms of American gun owners, hunters and shooters. The threat to those freedoms posed by an international Arms Trade Treaty has gained steam under the current administration.
President Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and the U.N. claim that the only purpose of the ATT is to fight terrorism and international crime syndicates. Americans should not be fooled.
In speaking out for the nation's gun owners, LaPierre warned that, "Those working on this treaty have asked us to trust them. … but they've proven to be unworthy of that trust."
Dissecting the U.N. blueprint, LaPierre concluded that:
• "We are told, 'Trust us, an ATT will only affect the illegal trade in firearms. 'But then we're told that in order to control the illegal trade, all states must control the legal firearms trade;
• "We are told, 'Trust us, an ATT will not require registration of civilian firearms.' Yet, there are numerous calls for record-keeping and firearm tracking from production to eventual destruction. That's nothing more than gun registration by a different name;
• "We are told, 'Trust us, an ATT will not interfere with the lawful international commerce in civilian firearms.' But a manufacturer of civilian shotguns would have to comply with the same regulatory process as a manufacturer of military attack helicopters."
LaPierre demanded that proposals affecting civilian firearm ownership that are woven throughout the ATT must be completely removed from the scope of any international agreement, saying, "On this there can be no compromise, as American gun owners will never surrender their Second Amendment freedoms."
There can be no question that what is taking shape at the U.N. is an all-out attack on the constitutional freedom of American gun owners. U.N. bureaucrats have focused intensely on record-keeping, oversight, inspections, supervision, tracking, tracing, surveillance, marking, documentation, verification, paper trails and data banks, new global agencies and data centers regarding firearms and ammunition. Nowhere are there provisions about respecting citizens' rights of self-defense, privacy, property, due process or observing personal freedoms of any kind.
International gun-ban activists have demanded ATT provisions that would force America to license firearm owners, severely restrict all firearm purchases, destroy firearms deemed "unauthorized," ban commonly owned semi-automatic rifles and join an international gun registry.
While a treaty can't override the Second Amendment, it can become the law of the land either directly—equal to any law passed by Congress—or through implementing legislation. Even if a treaty isn't ratified by a two-thirds majority of the U.S. Senate, it never dies, and can still affect your rights. The U.S. Senate could take a signed treaty off the shelf and vote to ratify it 10, 20 or 50 years from now—as we know from experience. Just two years ago, NRA fought a push to consider a 1997 Organization of American States (OAS) gun control treaty in the Senate. Although the U.S. never ratified that treaty, the Clinton administration used it as an excuse to restrict exports of gun parts and accessories to Canada.
In a 2010 speech to the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Hillary Clinton's Under Secretary for Arms Control told the audience: "We will work between now and the U.N. Conference in 2012 to negotiate a legally binding Arms Trade Treaty, and we'll need your help in achieving it. We have made that a fundamental policy commitment."
So you can bet that if President Obama wins a second term he'll move full-speed ahead for Senate ratification and implementation of the ATT's mandates.
Obama and Clinton have spent their entire careers demonizing American gun owners and doing everything in their power to make firearm ownership more expensive, more difficult and, in many cases, illegal. Now they want to unleash the U.N. gun-ban axis on our Right to Keep and Bear Arms.
It's time for all Americans to sound the alarm on this treacherous assault on U.S. sovereignty and join the NRA in this all-out fight to oppose any ATT that includes civilian firearms within its scope.
The cornerstone of our freedom is the Second Amendment. Neither the United Nations, nor any other foreign influence, has the authority to meddle with the freedoms guaranteed by our Bill of Rights, endowed by our Creator and due to all humankind.
In all of this, as the full measure of the Obama administration's sell-out of our nation unfolds, NRA members must stand united to prevent and reverse the damage the administration's "change" is inflicting on American freedom and our sovereignty.
To read the full text of Wayne's speech before the U.N. and get the latest news on the U.N. Arms Trade Treaty, go to: www.nraila.org/unArmsTradeTreaty.
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