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Unfortunately, the Green Bay Packers were dismissed from the playoffs for the second year in a row by the San Francisco 49ers last Sunday. The NFC North champs took it to the final snap but a walk off field goal sent the Packers home 23-20, and sent the 49ers on to the Divisional round.
Before the inevitable upheaval that free agency, coaching staff departures or additions and the draft will bring in 2014, it's time to send home the 2013 report card. I'll roll down the roster numerically with a grade and brief comment and reveal marks for GM Ted Thompson and Mike McCarthy at the end. Some of the players finished the year on injured reserve. Aside from the those who missed the entire season, the injured will also be graded.
2 Mason Crosby A. Hard to argue with 89% on FG's, 141 points.
8 Tim Masthay C+. Middle of the NFL pack statistically but very reliable,
9 Seneca Wallace INC. Finished Bear game, 1 series vs Philly. 16/24.139 yds, 1 pick in GB career.
10 Matt Flynn C+. Very average upon return, emergency duty, the plus is his 2nd half in Dallas.
11 Jarrett Boykin B-. Earned his keep with Cobb down, 49/681 and 3 TD's.
12 Aaron Rodgers B. Solid numbers till the collarbone snapped.
13 Chris Harper INC. Practice squad receiver appeared in only 4 games.
16 Scott Tolzien C. Threw nice balls in New York but barely average NFL QB.
18 Randall Cobb B. Really missed him. TD every 7.75 receptions.
19 Myles White C-. 9 catches in last resort work.
20 Jumal Rolle INC. Only active for finale.
22 Khalil Bell INC. Former Bear enjoyed clincher in old haunts.
23 Jonathan Franklin C-. Flashed talent in Cincy with bad fumble, needs work.
24 Jarrett Bush C+. Try hard special teams leader, deep sub in secondary.
27 Eddie Lacy A-. 284/1178 and 11 TD's, rewrites rookie rushing record book.
28 Sean Richardson C. Neck is healed got increasing snaps down the stretch.
30 John Kuhn B. Does nearly everything well,
31 Davon House D+. Hasn't maximized opportunities even with 1 sack, 1 INT, 13 PD's.
32 Chris Banjo C-. Was better in camp than during the season.
33 Micah Hyde B-. Better than expected,tackler, struggles in space, punt returns a bonus.
37 Sam Shields B. Became best cover corner, team high 4 picks.
38 Tramon Williams C+. Finished year strong but team needs full season.
42 Morgan Burnett C-. 100 tackles was 2nd, but 0 picks, 8 PD's, overpaid at those numbers.
43 M.D. Jennings D. Starter by default, time for an upgrade.
44 James Starks B. Fresh legs offered year long burst. Averaged 5.5 a carry.
50 A.J. Hawk B-. Arguably best year. 153 tackles, 5 sacks.
51 Nate Palmer D. Slight OLB pressed into service.
52 Clay Matthews C+. Bum thumb x2. Limited to 11 games. 7.5 sacks and 3 FF.
53 Nick Perry C-. Slowed by foot injury but just not seeing first round impact.
54 Victor Aiyewa D. Special teams only in just five games with 2 penalties.
55 Andy Mulumba C-. 3 starts for high energy former DE.
57 Jamari Lattimore C+. Showed pop at ILB when playing run, struggled vs pass.
59 Brad Jones C. 12 starts 3rd in tackles but would like a nastier version.
61 Brett Goode B. Can you remember the last bad snap?
62 Evan Dietrich-Smith B-. Started all 16, Do Packers like him enough to bring back?
65 Lane Taylor INC. Last lineman dressed, rarely played.
67 Don Barclay C. Missed two starts, missed a few more blocks.
69 David Bakhtiari C+. Out of nowhere rookie starts every game at LT, looks a keeper.
70 T.J. Lang B-. Grades higher because of versatility, smarts.
71 Josh Sitton B+. The anchor of improved run blocking unit, 2nd team All Pro.
73 J.C. Tretter INC. Recovered from camp injury to be rostered for last 3. Future center?
74 Marshall Newhouse D-. Lost RT job, likely will be looking for one soon.
76 Mike Daniels B. Made huge jump, 6.5 sacks, lots of energy, plays bigger than his size.
78 Derek Sherrod INC. Wow, third straight INC for former # 1. Finally got pads on though.
79 Ryan Pickett C+. Love the guy but father time is calling.
81 Andrew Quarless C+. 32 catches, some big ones, 2 scores coming back from bad knee.
82. Ryan Taylor C-. Still just special teamer, good one, but hasn't helped offense.
85 Jake Stoneburner D. Easily replaceable part.
86 Brandon Bostick C-. Skill set should produce better numbers, will get long look in '14.
87 Jordy Nelson A. 85/1314 and 8 TD's. Sideline magician, now one of NFL's top WR's.
88 Jermichael Finley B-. Was on track for huge year until awful neck injury.
89 James Jones B-. Played hurt late, couple of drops but a pro's pro who can help any team.
90 B.J. Raji C. Not as harsh a grade as some but he's digressing.
93 Josh Boyd C-. Only got a glimpse of this big body late.
95 Datone Jones C-. Top pick still picking up NFL game, needs a jump in year 2.
96 Mike Neal C+. 285 pounder learned to play OLB. 60 tackles, 5 sacks, he's learning.
97 Johnny Jolly B-. Kudos for journey back, a plus in the locker room.
98 C.J. Wilson D-. He absolutely vanished this year.
99 Jerel Worthy INC. Appeared in only 2 games plus playoff off knee injury. Has to show in '14.
There's the roster. 51 graded players and the team's GPA this year was 2.1. Barely above a C and considering the 8-7-1 regular season record, that's about as slightly above average as you can get. Now to the teachers of the class.
Mike McCarthy C+. How he held this all together was pretty impressive. Starting four quarterbacks and still winning a division title, it's happened only three other times. He promised a better game and Lacy helped deliver behind the musical chaired offensive line. The offense finished top 10 in total yards, passing and rushing but the defense took a big step backward. Be it scheme or personnel, he's got to get that solved. While some will get petty over some play calls like the goal to go series late in the 49er game, I'm not going to quibble with his 8 year track record, he knows offense.
Ted Thompson C. Just average for the GM. When the injuries mounted in 2010, he had quality backups ready to deliver. When they piled up again this season, the help wasn't there. This year's draft produced a budding star in Lacy, a surprising starting left tackle in Bakhtiari and a savvy defender in Hyde. The number one pick developed slowly and he needs to blossom soon. It's the drafts of two and three years ago that have eroded the depth. Cutting Jerron McMillian at mid-season only admitted another mistake. The team got caught without a bona fide outside linebacker beyond Matthews. Perry, Neal, Palmer and Mulumba all played with their hand on the ground in college and the transition to professional linebacker was spotty. Dilly dallying with a backup quarterback through camp proved costly when the franchise got hurt. He will be extremely challenged prioritizing the list of free agents on his own team and contemplating those coming free around the league. This might be the year he dips into the open market to fill in pieces.

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EVE Online clothing causes microtransaction debate
The first part of EVE Online's long-awaited "walking in stations" update, Incarna, finally launched last week. However, it's been greeted by a lot more teeth-gnashing than developer CCP had anticipated. The microtransactions for Incarna's paid cosmetic "vanity" items proved to be not quite so micro, putting into question CCP's approach to paid content in the space MMO.
A pair of digital boots might cost only $5, according EVE News 24's conversions from virtual currency to real-world money. But a shirt can go for $17, and a virtual monocle is a staggering $61.
While players can, of course, choose not to buy these cosmetic lovelies, a leaked CCP newsletter indicated that expensive clothing was only the beginning. The May 2011 issue of CCP's internal newsletter Fearless (available from EVE News 24) posed the question "Greed Is Good?" In the issue, employees made a number of cases for and against microtransactions in EVE, console FPS tie-in Dust 514, and CCP's mysterious World of Darkness MMO--but mostly for.
The Fearless issue spoke of selling new items, ammunition, ships, and faction standing with through EVE's new microtransaction currency. It also proposed that Dust 514 "will operate under a virtual good sales model," as it won't charge a subscription fee like its PC elder sibling. As well as cosmetic options, it mentioned the controversial idea of selling better weapons in Dust. Cosmetic options, practical items, and bonuses were all mentioned for World of Darkness.
It's worth bearing in mind that the ideas mentioned for EVE, Dust 514, and World of Darkness would also let players buy these items with virtual currency earned in-game, but Incarna's natty threads have hardly been cheap so far--and that's only for purely cosmetic items.
Since the leak, EVE senior producer Arnar 'CCP Zulu' Gylfason has denied that the article outlined concrete plans. "The opinions and views expressed in Fearless are just that; opinions and views," he wrote in a blog post on Friday. "They are not CCP policy nor are they a reliable source of CCP views as a company. The employees who submitted articles to that newsletter did exactly what they were asked to do, write about theories and opinions from an exaggerated stand."
Gylfason attempted to address complaints about price, with an analogy likening virtual clothing to real world-jeans:
Look at the clothes you are currently wearing in real life. Do you have any specific brands? Did you choose it because it was better quality than a no-name brand? Assume for a short while that you are wearing a pair of $1,000 jeans from some exclusive Japanese boutique shop. Why would you want to wear a pair of $1,000 jeans when you can get perfectly similar jeans for under $50? What do other people think about you when they see you wearing them? For some you will look like the sad culmination of vainness while others will admire you and think you are the coolest thing since sliced bread. Whichever it is, it is clear that by wearing clothes you are expressing yourself and that the price is one of the many dimensions that clothes possess to do that in addition to style and fit.
While one can see the logic, the analogy was perhaps not the best response to an already-irritated community. Virtual worlds have, by and large, been vaguely utopian places, with everyone able to get everything--if they have enough free time. While those pressed for time and money to spare might welcome an outlet for real-world capitalism, it's not necessarily the norm, and evidenced by the community's reaction, remains a controversial issue.
Gylfason apologized for the post over the weekend. "I let my frustration take charge of me, fueled by emotions that had built up due to a breach of trust we at CCP have been experiencing over the past few days," he said. "I know that sounds ironic considering those are the exact same feelings you have been having towards CCP."
He denied that premium ammo would be sold in EVE, reiterating, "In Fearless, people are arguing a point, which doesn't even have to be their view, they are debating an issue. This is another example of how information out of context is no information at all."
"I see it's clear we need to strengthen the deep mutual trust and respect that's been so unique and descriptive of our relationship," Gylfason wrote. He revealed that EVE's Council of Stellar Management, a body of elected players, is now being summoned to Iceland for an "extraordinary" meeting at the end of June to discuss and address the past week's update, and to "assist us in defining and iterating on our virtual goods strategy."
Council chair 'The Mittani' has already expressed his opinion in his latest Sins of a Solar Spymaster column, pointing the finger at short-sighted and blunt communication from CCP.
(On a tangent, Fearless confirms that World of Darkness is still in pre-production and its gameplay not yet finalized. Bad news for those looking forward to the MMO.)
Whether Fearless represents CCP's future plans or not, it does offer some valuable perspectives on the spread of microtransactions and paid content in online gaming.
"We have strong evidence that selling performance enhancers, in moderation, works," wrote CCP's resident economist Eino Joas. "Korean developers have capitalized on performance-enhancing items for a long time but it took a leap of faith from the people developing Battlefield: Heroes to show that the same principles that work in Korea apply for the western market as well.
While there was loud outrage when the free-to-play Battlefield: Heroes made certain weapons far more difficult for non-paying players to get, EA has since said that it had very little impact on the number of players and increased profitability.
Kjartan Emilsson made the argument that those with real-world hobbies often choose to spend large sums of money on their pursuits, increasing their engagement with it and even defining their identity. This, he said, can increase player engagement--if one is careful.
A balanced approach should acknowledge consumerism as a powerful game design tool (amongst others) that we need to get familiar with and that should be used carefully and with respect it create more enjoyable experiences and stronger identities for our players. If successful, this will result in their increased emotional attachment to our product and services for the benefit of all. If not, we run the risk of sucking our customers dry and leaving their shriveled corpses by the side of the road to the benefit of none.
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OMG, Jenny! Stunning!!! Great job!!!
I can finally join in here!!!
My Wedding day around 236 lbs (May 31st 2008, Noah's a honeymoon baby )
In June this year visiting my APA buddy Robin (around 229 lbs???? not really sure)
(11-12-2009, 212 lbs)wearing the same shirt as pic above
Today wearing same pants as the pic above taken in June (209 lbs)
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You look great!!!
Thanks ladies I haven't popped in here since I posted them! THanks for the support I really appreciate it!
Human happiness is not generally done with great strokes of luck, but with little things that happen every day. LIVE BY IT.
In certain areas I have a lot of extra skin, mainly around my triceps and behind my knees. That's part of the reason my dh hired me a trainer for the next year. We're only going to be doing strength training to see if I can tone that extra skin up. If I can't then we have decided that I am having surgery to take it all away. My stomach is a problem area too, but I'm hoping that the next 30 pounds will take it all away.
Jenny, you look amazing. WTG chica!!!
Wow Jenny!!! You look great!!! awesome job!
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Lost 71 lbs ......169lbs 10 months later. Sewed myself this Red dress to celebrate!:
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Steffani, You look WONDERFUL!!! I cannot believe you're 169 lbs!!! You must be tall?!?! Love the dress, great job! Congrats on the weight loss, you did wonderful!!!
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Everyone looks soooo great! Good job ladies! I tried to upload pics but my computer is being grumpy! I gained 65 pounds with my pregnancy and got up to 215 before DD was born, I'm now down to 147 (Size 10ish) My ultimate goal is 130, but not sure if I'll ever get there or not!
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all I can say is wow all these pics are so amazeing wow you all look great
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One year ago (I couldn't find any full body shots):
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I am hoping to have a final "after" when I hit goal in a few weeks!
all of you ladies are doing a really really good job, i hope i can also lose some weight after i have my son, i was 110 pre-pregnancy, now i am on my 35th week and i weigh 180, hope i can go back to being 110,
kendra you look grrrreat!
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|0. pg_reorg - pg_reorg can re-organize tables without any locks, and can be a better alternative of CLUSTER and VACUUM FULL. This project is not active, and fork project "pg_repack" takes over its role. See https://github.com/reorg/pg_repack for details.
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TWEET FROM KHQ'S ALEX ROZIER: Fire started in back corner of house. Cause undetermined fire investigators says. 20 firefighters out here fighting this.
TWEET FROM KHQ'S ALEX ROZIER: Homeowner says he has four boys. No one was hurt in this fire.
TWEET FROM KHQ'S ALEX ROZIER: Homeowner said he left then 15 minutes later his phone was ringing telling him of fire. Very emotional as you would expect.
TWEET FROM KHQ'S ALEX ROZIER: Fire at 46th and stone now put out. Doesn't look good. Neighbors say homeowners have 4 kids ages 7-15.
UPDATE: Crews have a handle on the fire. There is significant roof damage. At this hour we're awaiting more details.
SPOKANE, Wash. - Right now firefighters are battling a house fire at 46th Ave. & Stone St. So far there are no injuries reported. We have a KHQ crew on the scene gathering video and details. Stay tuned to KHQ.com for the very latest. You can also follow the latest developments on our KHQ Facebook wall and our Twitter news feed.


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Oakland University has long been known as a commuter school. They have multiple housing units, but they can only fit a little over 2,000 people in those dorms.As enrollment goes up, so does interest in living on campus, and campus housing is filled up for the coming fall semester.That mean a couple of things. First, the university is not taking requests for single rooms. Everyone on campus will have a roommate. Still they need more room, so the school went across the street and contracted 50 rooms at the Homestead Studio Suites for the upcoming school year."The amenities in the hotel are at or above university housing standards. Having the kitchenette in there is a wonderful thing. Getting your own queen bed in that location is a wonderful thing. Having once a week maid service isn't too bad either," said Jim Zentmeyer with Oakland University Housing. "So the students get a positive experience."We understand they may have to book even more rooms if their enrollment boom continues. The school also has proposals in the works to build more dormitories. They are hoping to get the green light for those some time very soon.
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"Johnson Brothers Coffee Roasters; Dedicated to fair-trade and sustainable practices…"
Founded in 1994, Johnson Brothers Coffee Roasters is dedicated to fair-trade and sustainable practices. Its coffees and espressos are certified by TransFair USA. The company also roasts its beans in small batches and undertakes painstaking measures to ensure that the complex nuisances, flavors and aromas are carefully preserved. As a result, Johnson Brothers blends have been awarded top accolades for their world-class quality. Its flagship drip coffees and espressos have routinely earned high marks from industry expert Kenneth Davids, among others.
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Johnson Brothers El Salvador Pacamara Finca Los Alpes El Banco Direct Trade Drip Coffee has a nice light-to-medium roast. This single-origin coffee has been harvested from Cacahuatique, El Salvador. The beans are of the Pacamara variety, a hybrid coffee common to many El Salvador farms. Johnson Brothers' The Bank presents layered and complex aromas of lemon, cocoa, molasses and night flowers. It is smooth, with sweetly tart acidity and a slightly syrupy mouthfeel. The flavors are well...
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Johnson Brothers Single Origin El Salvador Pacamara Finca Los Alpes El Banco Whole Bean Espresso has a rich medium-to-dark roast. The Bank's beans are of the Pacamara variety, a hybrid coffee common to El Salvador farms. This espresso presents a syrupy mouthfeel with sweet, tart acidity. The Bank is exceedingly complex; it has unique aromatic notes of molasses, cocoa, lemon and night flowers. It is available in 12-ounce bags. Johnson Brothers The Bank Whole Bean espresso has been...
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Slow Food USA Blog
Reflections, insights and news about the food movement and "going Slow"
Everybody Say Cheese!
Aug. 5, 2013
From Sept 20-23, the city of Bra in Italy's northeast will once again host four days of Cheese!
Perennial Plate's American Food Trip
Jul. 17, 2012
We've teamed up with Daniel Klein and the folks over at Perennial Plate to deliver monthly video stories, our first dispatch features highlights from An American Food (Road)Trip.
It's the International Year of Cooperatives!
Feb. 8, 2012
2012 is the UN International Year of Cooperatives. To get the word out, the National Cooperative Grocers Association has teamed up with celebrity chef Kevin Gillespie to tell the story of co-op's across the country in this 13-part video series.
Got Justice? Madison Anti-trust Workshop
Jun. 25, 2010
The third of the Department of Justice/USDA Anti-trust workshops is underway in Madison, WI, as we write this. Last night, as in Ankenny Iowa a few months ago, there was a town hall held the...
This week's Food News
May. 28, 2010
by intern Christine Binder
The Food Movement, Rising – New York Review of Books
Michael Pollan's epic essay charting the emergence and character of the food movement.
Oil reaches Louisiana...


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The Prescience of Karl Marx Not Lost on Wall and Bay Street Biggies; Middle East Impasse
Back in 1867, Marx wrote the following:
"Owners of capital will stimulate the working class to purchase more & more expensive goods, buildings & technology. This will push them towards assuming more expensive credits until such credits will become unaffordable. Unpaid credits will lead towards insolvency of the banks, which will be nationalized by the government, which consequently will lead to creation of communism".
Governments, especially the U.S. government may not be nationalising the banks or the auto industry - but they are using public money to keep them in business. That just means that once again, the little guy taxpayer is on the hook for the wealthy capitalists who gave us this crisis.
Our childrens' children will pay.
The Middle East: End of Hope?But Have They Learned Their Lesson?
A favorite expression of Israeli Generals, when they go to war against Arabs is, "We simply have to teach them a lesson".
These Arabs have to recognize their "place".
The Palestinians must accept, "in the deepest recesses of their collective soul, that they are a defeated people".
Tom Segev is an Israeli journalist and author who - like me - recognizes that 60 years of "lessons" have resulted in little "learning". Like me, Mr. Segev has pretty much lost hope in the possibility of a two-state solution. The world just doesn't care enough.
In any case, the so-called "peace process", he believes, was never a peace process at all. Perhaps it was always intended to be just for show.
Israel pulled out of Gaza and immediately planted 200,000 new settlers in its West Bank colonies and built a wall.
So what to do?
- Mr. Segev has reached the bottom of his suggestion box and now advocates only for a better approach to conflict management. But in his heart and in his brain, as can be seen from this essay in Ha'aretz, Tom Segev knows that historically, Israeli policy has been counter-productive and Palestinians are now "living in the past".
All that can be done now is "better conflict management".


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Growling, huffing, grunting and dancing, the Kansas City Zoo's polar bears went nose to nose and paw to paw Wednesday.
The "Howdy" sessions between Nikita and Berlin have been so calm and uneventful that they were put together at the Polar Bear Passage public exhibit for the first time.
Nikita and Berlin now share their exhibit, but it is unknown if the 1,500 pounds of big, white, strong, independent and beautiful bears will find their "love connection." Nikita seems a bit taken back by Berlin.
The two are under the close watch of their zookeepers, veterinarians and other trained staff inside the public exhibit.
"All interactions were as expected – sniffing, huffing, grunting and a bit of polar bear dancing," Kansas City Zoo spokeswoman Julie Neemeyer said. "Again, Berlin's laid-back personality combined with young Nikita's teenage attitude created a good balance."
If the connection between Nikita and Berlin continues to go seamlessly, they will be on exhibit together from 9:30 to 3:30 p.m. daily at the zoo.
Both bears had a visual connection over the past couple of weeks and were then placed side- by-side but still separated.
When all staff was in agreement, the division between the bears was eliminated.
After their initial posturing, they retreated to their own corners of the exhibit. Nikita has been hanging out in the sandy section. Berlin had some treats in the pool area and apparently became concerned that her new beau would steal them. Berlin then dragged the treats to the behind-the-scenes area where she is now hanging out and hoarding them.
Berlin is free to come and go in the exhibit just like Nikita is. Nikita likes to sleep in the exhibit at night, preferring the sandy pit area.
Nikita is six years old. Berlin turned 23 on Dec. 11, which is about when she moved from Minnesota to her new home in Kansas City.
You can watch Nikita on KCTV5's Sonic polar bear cam at www.kctv5.com/nikita.
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Daniele Watts said she was detained by police on Thursday because they thought she was a prostitute.


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Top 5 Reasons I choose Meal Replacements!
1. Convenience!
Okay, let's be honest... who spends time cooking breakfast these days?! I'm not talking about a bowl of cereal, or grabbing that muffin or donut on the way out the door to drop the kids off at school and rush to work, but an actual breakfast that is good for you! We live in such a fast paced society that it is rare people even eat breakfast at all. I was guilty of this too, until I started incorporating meal replacement smoothies into my day as a quick and easy alternative to egg white omelets. In less than 3 minutes, I have breakfast and I'm out the door to conquer my day!
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2. Taste AMAZING!
For 200 calories and 24g protein, I get the complete nutrition of a meal and stay full! My personal favorites are Orange Banana and Peanut Butter Cookie. I also don't have to feel guilty, since they are high protein and fiber, low in calories!
3. Cost Effective
I actually save money on my monthly grocery bill! How many times do we go to the store, buy tons of food that does not get eaten in time and then you have to throw it away? TOO OFTEN! For $3 per shake, I get the macronutrients my body needs without having to go crazy at the grocery store!
Since incorporating meal replacements into my life and simultaneously making better food choices, I have lost 25lbs, 6% body fat, 13 inches and gone from a 32 inch waist to a 25 inch waist in jeans! Plus I feel GREAT!
5. Options
With endless options of ways to mix your meal replacement smoothies, I find I never get tired of having the 'same old thing'. With 30+ flavors each day you are able to have a new experience!