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Best-selling author Mary Roach returns with a new adventure to the invisible realm we carry around inside. Roach takes us down the hatch on an unforgettable tour.
The alimentary canal is classic Mary Roach terrain: The questions explored in Gulp are as taboo, in their way, as the cadavers in Stiff and every bit as surreal as the universe of zero gravity explored in Packing for Mars. Why is crunchy food so appealing? Why is it so hard to find words for flavors and smells? Why doesn't the stomach digest itself? How much can you eat before your stomach bursts? Can constipation kill you? Did it kill Elvis?
In Gulp we meet scientists who tackle the questions no one else thinks of - or has the courage to ask. We go on location to a pet-food taste-test lab, a fecal transplant, and into a live stomach to observe the fate of a meal. With Roach as our guide, we travel the world, meeting murderers and mad scientists, Eskimos and exorcists (who have occasionally administered holy water rectally), rabbis and terrorists - who, it turns out, for practical reasons do not conceal bombs in their digestive tracts. Like all of Roach's books, Gulp is as much about human beings as it is about human bodies.
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I am a grower. A tangle of vines weaving round myrtle branch fences. Rusty metal, soft stone, and worn wood. Unkempt curls and knees covered in clay. I listen.
"Mary Roach Does Not Disappoint!"
Fascinating! Entertaining! Surprising!
I love Mary Roach's work. I have read all her books, but I have to say I was a little hesitant to read this one. I didn't know what to expect. Could the digestive system really be that interesting? Would I just be grossed out the whole time? I decided to jump in anyway. I was not disappointed. I think Mary Roach's genuine fascination with the world creates a contagious atmosphere of awe. Many time through out the book I found myself thinking "Wow! that is really interesting." Her style of writing also has a certain light hearted joy to it. Making you almost feel like you are there with her while she is sticking her whole arm into a cow. A spectator to a good friends adventures. I was also not grossed out at all. Well maybe a little bit during the saliva part, but in general I was not. I even ate lunch a few times while listening.
Yes and I love the way she narrates!
I found the most interesting part to be getting a larger perspective on what people believe about the body. Every age it seems has it's thing. Today it might be Gluten intolerance, but 100 years ago it might have been bosom snakes. Self diagnosis run amok no matter what period you live in. Also a perspective on what science and medicine had to say. It is really amazing to see things from a larger scale. It really puts todays beliefs in perspective.
I highly recommend reading this book if you like Mary Roach! You will really really enjoy it!
"A Book For Those Who Enjoy Taking A Dump"
Yes. Many of my friends, for better or worse, are fascinated by poo. This book is more or less a documentary on their favorite subject.
Its all really good. I loved the chapter on what different species like to eat and why.
Think she did other Mary Roach books. They are far from boring.
"A Book For Those Who Enjoy Taking A Dump"
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"Nasty subject, Great book!"
I LOVED this book. As she did in "Stiff," Mary Roach tackles a less than savory subject with intelligent and humor. I learned a lot of great info about the digestive track, and I laughed out loud at many of Roach's vignettes and explanations. Who knew that ingesting someone else's fecal material could restore your probiotic balance and help you heal, for example? If you have any interest in how the body really works, you will love this book. However, if you are a bit squeamish,you may want to pass. This is not nearly as, well, upsetting as "Stiff," but the subject matter is often inappropriate for "polite company." I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Emily Woo Zeller's narration was spot on. Such a fun listen!
"Mary Roach does it again"
A fascinating road trip from nose to anus. Mary Roach's unique style of fearless, curious inquiry into unknown aspects of everyday life and extreme empathy for persons in esoteric professions holds the listener's interest.
The narrator is very pleasant but a bit slow in pace. By adjusting the playback speed, this is a non-issue. Not as good as the performances on Roach's earlier books Stiff and Bonk.
My only complaint isn't with the work or its audio performance, it's with the audio production. The volume fluctuates greatly, even from word to word, as though the narrator didn't maintain uniform distance from the microphone or poor equipment was used. This could have been easily fixed by running compression, but was not.
"Humorously clinical analysis of digestive system"
Narration is very good and Roach describes, using detailed research and graphic but appropriate language, a clinical context that is fasinating to anyone in the medical field or with interest in the digestive system.
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Oh it was okay. I enjoyed the usual Mary Roach funny tone which is always the best part. It was for me pretty much a gross out experience but I knew that going in, so no fault of the author or book itself. I guess I was wanting something more, I'm not sure what, maybe if I could have felt a bit more informed, wait......I did learn one thing...or I thought I did... never mind, now I've forgotten. So I will chalk this one up to an easy fun listen, just not memorable in any way.
"Solid choice, don't read while eating!!"
I listened to most of this on a road trip, with very mindful breaks where I turned off the book. I'm sure if a video camera had been posed on my face while I listened it would have been really funny. I was making all kinds of disgust faces during a lot of it. That being said, it was fascinating; I have bought all of Mary Roach's audiobooks and enjoy them. Just be warned!
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"Funtastic Voyage"
If Mary Roach taught science, all the kids would earn A's. No, she's not a scientist, and this isn't research to reference on a term paper...but her humorous approach, irreverent wit, and ability to hunt down the most bizarre facts, combine to make any subject she tackles so entertaining and interesting you'll devour every word. One minute she is seriously discussing biology with academicians, the next she is telling the reader to blame those particularly malodorous *floaters* (flatulence) on the dog. Gulp is like her other one-syllable titled books (Stiff, Bonk, Spook), nothing is sacred, and nothing is off limits...including laughing while you learn. Like Isaac Asimov's Fantastic Voyage -- Gulp is a little like boarding a tour bus and being swallowed instead of injected into the human body; Roach is the tour guide/comedian that narrates the trip with an entertaining story, or bizarre fact at every stopping point on the way out. And there's only one way out of the alimentary canal...
Some of the subject matter was a tad gross--even more so than Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers (which I thought was a little better), butt that is part of the tour. You won't want to listen around meal time, and her in-depth (npi) look at the *prison wallet* might have you skipping ahead. But, her trip to the dog food tasting facility, or her conversations with the bean tasters were hilarious. I would never had made it through the interviews, discussing controlled experimentation of flatulence, with a straight face. For all of us that were admonished at sometime for our *irreverent sense of humor* (Ms. B. from Biology and Principal L.)...this one's for you.
"entertaining, with an B+ for gross-out factor"
You can't help but love listening to a super performance about a certain biological function and some related weird behavior connected to same. At about four points in the book, I just had to take out the ear buds and not listen to the rest of the "tidbit." Glad I listened to it all, and happy to move on to a more boring next selection.
"Interesting and funny"
This book was very interesting and had some funny bits. I certainly learned some things about the body and digestion. It was entertaining and informative. I found some of the anecdotes just a touch on the insensitive/judgmental side...a little compassion for the unfortunate people who made the record books with their unusual stories would have felt better to me, as a listener. If we must be voyeurs we can be compassionate voyeurs, no? Still an excellent listen; it kept my attention, gave me some laughs, and made me a little bit more informed. The narration was good (read: not annoying).
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Pre PG, I always ate very healthy. Always avoided processed foods etc.
Now that is all I can stomach...frozen foods. I have never eaten these foods before PG, but now it seems to be all I can eat. with the exception of some fresh fruits and veggies. Also, I have gastroparesis, the processed foods seem to be a bit easier to digest.


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"We just finished this level of our home last May," lamented Dawn Brunner.
For about $100 a year, the homeowners would have been protected, but none of them were aware the option was available or necessary.
It's bad enough that they weren't covered by insurance, but when the city -- which owns and operates the water and sewage system -- said they were on their own in covering the costs, those residents were shocked.
Brunner told FOX 9 News she is still brought to tears thinking about the day her basement filled up with raw sewage.
"You have black water in your home -- you have people in your home in the middle of the night, plastic everywhere for 48 hours, running in and out and hoses," she recalled. "Your life is dismantled. It's horrific."
Her newly-finished basement was destroyed, and the clean-up alone cost nearly $7,000. It will cost her another $8,000 to rebuild and replace all the furniture that ended up in the dumpster, leaving her down in the dumps.
"Everything had to be tore out," she said. "All the hardwood floors, the walls. We lost a lot of our possessions."
Ida St. Clair, who lives next door, had to refinance in order to pay for the specialized clean-up. That's because her bill totaled $21,302.46.
"That's just cleaning," she stressed.
St. Clair said she has no plans to repair what was once a finished basement.
A letter from the League of Minnesota Cities, which insures Coon Rapids, is making matters worse by claiming that the city is not responsible by blaming the water main break on Mother Nature and the freezing temperatures winter brings.
On Thursday, a claims manager told FOX 9 News they failed to find any negligence in the design, construction, maintenance or inspection of the pipes -- but Brunner insists there is more to the story.
"My neighbor was told by a city worker -- he was having side conversations while this was going on -- telling him that this pipe was old," she said. "It was put in '69. It was rusted. It was leaking already. It should have been replaced."
The League of Minnesota Cities disputes the claim that there was a problem with the water main, saying it was a clean break with no evidence of corrosion. Furthermore, they say the city is not responsible for the ground movement that caused the sewers to back up.
As for homeowners insurance, it won't cover sewage back-ups unless a special rider is also bought. That was a tough lesson for Brunner and her neighbors to learn the hard way, and they now hope their plight will be a warning to others.
"It's just sad because I'm left with a large clean-up bill I have to finish paying on in 10 days, and if I don't, there's going to be a lien put on my home," she said.
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As the governor moves methodically along with his vision to build that second span between Detroit and Windsor, with an announcement perhaps as early as this Friday, he is doing so without the advice and council of his top transportation appointee.
He doesn't wear a muzzle, but Kurt Steudle might as well slap one on when it comes to the "bridge" story.
"What do you know about the Interlocal agreement?" the Michigan Department of Transportation director was asked the other day.
Everybody pretty much assumes this is the vehicle the governor will use to start pounding the pilings into the ground, but Mr. M-DOT put on his game face and responded, "I don't know anything about it."
And as the silly reporter pursued something more meaty than that, he stayed on message indicating that any comments about the bridge would "come from the governor and lt. governor."
And in case you missed the point he adds, "I can't talk about the bridge and the planning for it."
So who or what slapped the muzzle on his mug?
The envelope please.
Ah yes, the Michigan legislature or more directly the Republicans in the Michigan legislature.
It and he have had a love-hate thing going for years with the emphasis not on the love. Rightly or wrongly Mr. Steudle's credibility with some lawmakers is in minus numbers.
And what follows may not bring the numbers up.
"So the legislature basically told you to shut-up?"
"That's a fair statement," he doesn't blink an eye.
By excluding you, is that "short-sighted?"
"I would agree with that."
Wait til the good ole boys in the legislature read that and this, "I don't think it's good for the State of Michigan that your top transportation professionals would be excluded from having a conversation and being a part of a significant national piece of transportation."
Some might argue that it makes no sense for the governor to be denied access to his top advisor on this project. They should talk to the GOP legislature about that since Republicans obviously like the muzzle right where it's at.
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Jessenia's Q & A
Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
Redsox, Patriots, Celtics, and Bruins... The Boston teams are the best!
What's your favorite movie quote?
"I always tell the truth, even when I lie"... Tony Montana - Scarface
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
Mortal Kombat. I can probably kick your butt, I never really knew what I was doing while playing, but pressing every button at the same time seemed to work :)
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
Absolutely no tattoos, its better that way for modeling purposes. I have my ears, belly, and back dimples pierced. I cant wait to show off my dermal's this summer #SEXY :)
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
I dont own an iPod, I listen to Pandora on my iPhone.
What's your best party trick?
Get drunk and dance all night long...
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
"Your the prettiest girl in the whole club". I've heard this so many times... So lame
What's the worst job you've ever had?
Working as a concessionist at a movie theatre and coming home every night smelling like butter and popcorn. YUCK!
What's the most dangerous thing you've ever done?
Jumping off of a 10 foot cliff into a corrie, not having any idea what was under the water.
It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
Pork fried rice, lobster sauce, fried shrimp, chicken fingers and a nice cold pepsi. If you think all this tastes good on a regular day, try it at 4am after a crazy night, you'll fall in love.
What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
A half cut potato that is drying out.
What's the naughtiest thing you've ever done in public?
Ha... there's a lot to mention. But the most recent was licking nipples at a strip club in Vegas while getting a lap dance. :)
What do you feel sexiest wearing?
Anything, and a sexy pair of heels. Sexy heels make all the difference.
Tell us a joke.
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I can pump out a lot of positive pregnancy tests in a day. I could make enough money to cover daycare costs for all three kids, but would people really buy them?
Not exactly a healthy relationship if you're willing to fake a pregnancy to keep your man. Maybe you buy one just to play a prank on someone. That's a nicer thought.
Women are also selling frozen breast milk and fertility drugs on Craigslist. Would you really buy either of these things on Craigslist? Unlike getting breast milk from a bank you don't know if it's clean if you buy it from some stranger on the internet.


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(RNN) – If you have a Final Four team left in your bracket, congratulations, you're one of the lucky ones (none of my brackets have more than one).
If you still have the national champion alive in your bracket, you have truly defied the odds. If that national champion is Louisville, however, congratulations on making the easy choice and riding the Cardinals' coattails.
In the Final Four, there is No. 1 overall seed Louisville, No. 9 seed Wichita State and two No. 4 seeds in Syracuse and Michigan. This disgusts me. Not as much as the injury to Louisville's Kevin Ware did, but it's still bad.
If you haven't seen Ware's injury, here's video of it, but be cautious because it is gruesome. Suffice to say that it's more like an injury you would see in horse racing than basketball – even football, for that matter.
It touched a firestorm on Twitter both because of its graphic nature and because people were upset over the link being disseminated by various outlets.
You can relive my tournament picks and fall from grace here and here. The brackets, such as they are, can be viewed here.
The fact that this bracket is currently tied for the best bracket I made is an indictment of the entire March Madness process. With as many upsets as happened in this tournament, the fact the bracket that picked absolutely no upsets whatsoever is the best one is soul-crushing.
In the tournament, a No. 2 seed lost in the first round, a No. 1 seed lost in the second round and two double-digit seeds made the Sweet 16. A bracket that picks straight favorites to win every game should be terrible compared to that, yet it's good? What hope do you possibly have against that?
No matter what happens in the Final Four this bracket will be the best one. It's one game ahead of the Composite bracket and tied with My Actual Picks and all three have only Louisville left. If Louisville wins the championship, this bracket stands alone as my best. If Louisville loses at any point, it will be tied with My Actual Picks.
What it picked the Final Four teams to do: Louisville wins the championship. Michigan makes Sweet 16. Wichita State lost in the first round. Syracuse makes Sweet 16.
The only solace I take in this whole process is that my own personal choices could end up tied for the best bracket. Why did I even do this? Why do I even continue to do this? I don't even like basketball that much.
After picking the entire East region correct I totally jinxed it all when I bragged on my good fortune last week and got every game wrong in that region this time. I had nothing right in the South, either. Look at the picture attached to this article. Do you see all the red in the middle of that bracket? That's bad.
Twice in my life I've filled out a bracket only to lose a bet with the girl I was dating at the time when her picks were better than mine. Neither girl followed basketball – at all. I have to rethink my life.
What it picked the Final Four teams to do: Louisville makes the championship game. Michigan loses in second round. Wichita State loses in second round. Syracuse makes Sweet 16.
There was only one team alive to make the Final Four in this bracket last week and that was Miami, who lost to Marquette and failed to make the Elite Eight. This is the second-worst of the brackets and has no one left.
The teams in the Final Four have the following mascots: Cardinals, Wolverines, Shockers and Orange.
A freaking color made the Final Four. What the heck is that about? I should have pulled a George Costanza and gone with the opposite of the mascots. Michigan would have been eliminated early, but things would have still turned out OK.
In that iteration, the Final Four would have been Louisville, Akron, Harvard and Syracuse, with Syracuse beating Harvard in the championship.
What it picked the Final Four teams to do: Louisville lost in the first round. Michigan made the Elite Eight. Wichita State lost in the first round. Syracuse lost in the first round.
Stunningly, this bracket got a team right. It picked two 16 seeds to make the Final Four, so the fact that it got either of the other two picks right is cause for celebration.
This bracket is better than Mascots by a decent margin, but well behind the best three.
What it picked the Final Four teams to do: Louisville lost in the first round. Michigan lost in the second round. Wichita State lost in the first round. Syracuse made the Final Four.
This is the worst bracket. I had expected a little better than I got from this, but it became a total train wreck.
It only had two Sweet 16 teams right and one Elite Eight team. That was Duke, which Abraham Lincoln picked to win the national championship. Duke lost to Louisville on Sunday. It was bad for this bracket, but good for the collective bracket pool.
What it picked the Final Four teams to do: Louisville lost in the first round. Michigan lost in the second round. Wichita State lost in the second round. Syracuse lost in the first round.
This bracket can become the second best of my choices, but Louisville has to win the championship for it to happen.
Ohio State's buzzer-beating run ended against Wichita State, which would have put this bracket at the undisputed best one. Everything looked like it was shaping up for this bracket to close strong, and then it all faded into oblivion.
What it picked the Final Four teams to do: Louisville wins the championship. Michigan makes the Sweet 16. Wichita State loses in the first round. Syracuse makes the Sweet 16.
Next year I think I'll throw darts.
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Lina's Q & A
Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
Atlanta Falcons!! I love all my GA teams and all sports but c'mon I'm from the South...football is a religion down here! I LOVE my Dirty Birds through thick and thin. There's nothing like going to the GA Dome for a Falcon's game...we are the BEST fans!
What's your favorite movie quote?
You're killing me Smalls!
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
I'm a totally sucker for fighting games like Mortal Kombat & Street Fighter!! And yea...I can totally kick any guy's ass at it!
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
3 ear piercings...lame I know.
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
I may or may not have a couple of Justin Bieber songs :P
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
This guy sat at my bar and kept asking me out. He finally asked what I was doing the next day and I told him my friends were in town and had to hang out with them. He then yells across the bar and asks my friends if they want to go out on the boat with him and his friends. My drunk friends totally blew it and yelled YES! I turn back to him and he said "What's your excuse now?" For the first time in my life I was speechless. 4 years later we're still totally in love!
What's the most dangerous thing you've ever done?
This guy at a bar I used to work at bet that I wouldn't jump off this bridge that was over the lake we were near. It was below freezing outside, pitch black, we weren't sure if the water level was high enough, swam away & 300 richer.
It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
Sampler from Krystal's, Muddy Buddies by Chex Mix, water and Tylenol.
What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
Kimchi. I'm Korean and I'll always and forever have kimchi in my fridge :)
What's the naughtiest thing you've ever done in public?
I'll let your mind wonder....
What do you feel sexiest wearing?
Boy shorts and a tank.
Tell us a joke.
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By Taryn AsherFox 2 NewsDETROIT (WJBK) -- They fight the same fight, and now that the ban on women in combat has been lifted, it will be on equal ground."I was really proud to see that come down, and I can't wait to see how my sisters in arms do," says Staff Sergeant Chandra Rogers with the Army National Guard.She has been on three tours helping to protect the Pentagon after 9-11, and she ran mission operations in Iraq and Afghanistan."Even though I wasn't on the front line, my job was just as important, and I appreciated being able to do that," Rogers says.Would she have wanted the opportunity to be on the front line?"Me, personally, when I first joined yes."Now women like Rogers will get that change. The policy will make women eligible to serve in ground combat and even special operations like the Navy Seals if they meet the physical qualifications."As long as they can do the job and they can meet the standards that men can meet, then they should be able to do what we do," says Major Skip Maynard.But not all women in the military are ready to take on that position."What would hold me back is being a single mother. Honestly, that's the only thing. As far as me being able to actually do what's needed, then I can do that," says Mary Brown, who is enlisting."For women that actually want to do that, that's good for them. It seems like this generation, more women, they're geared towards that. They're built for that. I'm not. I'm old school," says Army National Guard Sergeant First Class Venus Sheposh.Reportedly this announcement will open more than 200,000 jobs for women. Those who work at the Army National Guard in Detroit hope the new policy will encourage more women to enlist."I believe that it will give females more confidence in order to come in and actually join the service and protect and defend this nation," says Rogers.Serving in combat goes hand in hand with moving up the ranks in the military. Rogers currently trains men to fight on the front lines. Now she will be helping women take on that role she feels they are more than ready for."I'm so proud of this moment, and to all those soldiers out there that want to join, please go try. Push yourself. Do whatever it takes to accomplish the task that you want to do," she says.In response to the expected announcement, Senator Carl Levin says, "I support it. It reflects the reality of 21st century military operations."Some jobs will open as soon as this year. Others that need special assessments will take longer.Military specialists have until 2016 to seek special exceptions if they believe any positions should remain closed to women.
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Aussies are pinching our players - Hansen
All Blacks coach Steve Hansen has criticised the Wallabies for poaching New Zealand talent and not doing enough to develop their own players.
Hansen fired a broadside at Australian rugby after Saturday's 18-18 Bledisloe Cup draw in Brisbane in which New Zealand-born centre Mike Harris kicked five penalties for Australia.
Hansen says he doesn't begrudge Harris' decision to sign for the Reds when he was rejected by New Zealand Super Rugby franchises nor his choice to later play for Australia but slammed Aussie administrators for allowing it to happen.
"I am pleased he [Harris] has achieved his dream ... what I find frustrating is that Australia is trying to build their game and put more franchises in place but all they are doing is putting franchises in place and stealing our players," said Hansen.
"They should get their own house in order and develop their own. There must be players there good enough.
"Australia has been a breeding ground for gun players for centuries."
Hansen did not mince his words when replying to a question claiming Harris' defection is a breakdown in New Zealand rugby's systems and is clearly annoyed by the Western Force recently signing ex-All Blacks scrum-half Alby Mathewson from the Blues and promising outside back Jason Woodward from Wellington.
"It's called Australia pinching our players. That's the system breakdown. How many you got going to the Force? It's time you actually develop your own players and your own coaches. (It'd) be good," said the All Blacks coach.
On Monday, 24-year-old Harris replied with wry smile and hinted at hypocrisy from the All Blacks, who have selected many Pacific Islanders over the years.
"I was a bit surprised by Steve's comments," Harris told <i>NZ Newswire.</i>
"It's been going on for as long as rugby has been professional, and maybe even further back as well."
Harris qualifies to play for the Wallabies through an Australian-born grandmother, and insists he has no regrets in wearing the gold jersey.
"As an aspiring rugby player you always want to be playing at the next level and if New Zealand had offered me a Super Rugby jersey things might have been different," he said.


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It is not unreasonable to want pets in violent third-person shooter video games. The team at Digital Extremes doesn't think so, as the new (and rather major) Warframe update includes pets, as well as other substantial additions. These include a better opening tutorial and user interface, a whole new Warframe class, new modes and quests galore.


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If we were mormon, Sam would love to have all your girlies as his wives.
Thats a compliment.
If we were mormon, Sam would love to have all your girlies as his wives.
Thats a compliment.
Our Family <3 Est. July 2007 <3
Samuel (5 years), Elliott (3 years), and Evelyn (1 year).
hahah Lexi is officially taken by Sam, EMMIEOO's little boy, but I'll allow her to have two boyfriends, that's just fine!
Two boyfriends named Sam.
Never have to worry about saying the wrong name.
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I confess when they took little house on the prairie off of the hallmark channel, I almost cried.
I confess they put it back on real quick.
DH thinks I'm crazy but I LOVE Little House!!! We don't have cable and it stopped coming on regular TV and I confess that I was extremely pissed about it!
I confess that I don't say a WHOLE lot of stuff that I want to say here on APA and if I was stress prone, I would probably have ulcers throughout my body and constant headaches because of it.
I confess that I became non-religious after reading the entire Bible. It is true that once you read it completely, especially with a child's mind, as I was only around 9 when I read it, it really doesn't make any sense at all.
I confess that I love gospel music. They are some great singers and I even get an aesthetic feeling when I listen to it. My mom thinks it's "the spirit" but I am just liking the music and wishing I could sing that good.
I confess that my mom and dad are afraid of asking me about my non-belief. I am their "good child" and I know they are afraid that their "good child" is not as good as they think I am because I am not religious. My dad thinks because I am not religious that I just don't like church even though I have told him that I don't like most religions and do not believe in any.
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I confess if something is going wrong, I always say it's because Jesus hates me.
I confess this thread was a great idea!
I confess I'm tired of living apart from DBF and I miss him terribly. Very emotional tonight.
When I was visiting the big old Cathedral in the zocolo of Mexico city we went on the bell tower tour. This tour took us up to the roof of the church to see the bells.
You had to walk up winding stone steps and enter a little room with a creepy passage going up to the roof.
I confess that the first thing that popped into my head when we entered the room was what a great setting it would be for a romance novel between a sultry/sexy/tormented priest and a innocent but temptress of a woman.
Time: 1725
Naturally, they would have clandestine, passionate, meetings in the little room, right below the bells, at the top of the winding stairs.
Maybe she's a nun, maybe not. Or a daughter of the governor. One of them probably has to die in the end though.
Yes...I do have an active imagination.
I confess that I don't mind at all when my mom tells Savana about Jesus because I bet he was a great man and no harm in hearing stories about great men. But we were at Goodwill the other day when she found a picture of the nativity scene and yelled, "MOMMY! It's that baby genius that Grandma told me about." Not that she even knows what genius means but it was hilarious.
I also confess that she has been wearing a rosary for a necklace since we left my parent's house this weekend. My mom said it's for praying. Savana said, "What's praying?" and I said "It's like when we thank the Earth for giving us food." and my mom, not catching my vibe at all, said, "It's when you talk to God." to which of course Savana said, "Who's God?" My mom and I were seriously like the dualing eyebrows at each other.
I confess DH's great aunt gave us a framed bible verse for the kids when we saw her last and I tried to pawn it off on everyone I met for a week and no one would take it.
I confess I am absolutely sick and tired up to "HERE" with getting the emails from my coworkers all day about if you forward this because you believe in Jesus as your savior and yadda yadda then you will be so blessed for the rest of your life and if not he is going to deny you in front of his father. Oh and send this to ten people including me so I know you are praying for me and that you like me and UGH...
I confess that I hope they don't think I'm a complete A-hole because I never forward them on!!!
Whew, that almost belonged in a vent thread.
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Series: Creation, Evolution, and the Over-Active Imagination (2 entries)
"The Language of God" Book Club – Chapter 4
Some people who brook no "god of the gaps" arguments anywhere else look to these three moments as more reasonable places to insert God into natural processes: God spoke matter/energy into existence, God made life out of lifeless matter, and God breathed a soul into human beings.
Series: Science and the Bible (22 entries)
This ongoing series written by historian Ted Davis begins with a brief synopsis of his personal background, and then goes on to reveal his passion for debunking "the now-common view that the history of science and Christianity is one of ongoing, inevitable conflict."
Series: Asa Gray and Charles Darwin Discuss Evolution and Design (5 entries)
Many Christians believe that they face a painful choice-- either life was designed by God or it is an evolutionary product of natural selection. Charles Darwin himself believed in this dichotomy, and people ever since have felt the need to "choose sides". However, looking back at history, we find that one of Darwin's chief scientific colleagues, Asa Gray, did not share this perspective. In this three-part essay, part 1 charts the relationship of Asa Gray and Charles Darwin. Part 2 describes Darwin's struggle with the problem of natural evil and design in nature, and part 3 explores how Asa Gray was able to embrace evolution without rejecting the idea of design.
Fine-tuning and the "Fruitful Universe"
I ask the question, "Why is the universe so special?" Now scientists don't like things to be special; we like things to be general, and our natural anticipation would have been that the universe is just a common specimen of what a universe might be like.
Caution! Design Arguments Ahead
Design arguments have been around forever and expressed in various ways. Most of them fall into what we call natural theology, which is the process of inferring something about the existence and nature of God by the inspection of nature.
Understanding Evolution: The Evolutionary Origins of Irreducible Complexity, Part 1
I will take some time to clarify exactly how Michael Behe, the biochemist and Intelligent Design (ID) proponent who has most extensively developed the "irreducible complexity" argument, uses the term.
Series: He Who Has Ears (4 entries)
Scholar and musician Jeff Warren addresses the questions of how music is meaningful, and where that meaning resides, by looking at the popular ideas that musical meaning is entirely subjective to the listener and that the meaning of music can be universal. He also explores the recent trend of attempting to explain music via neuroscience. Finally, he looks into the reasons why music continues to play such a critical role in the worshiping life of the Church.
Beginning with the End in Mind
In today's video, Oxford physicist Ard Louis discusses the famous debate between renowned evolutionary biologists Stephen Jay Gould and Simon Conway Morris over the idea of evolutionary convergence.
On Deciphering the Signature
The interesting thing about this is that Steve Meyer and I are probably really in almost the same exact position when it comes to our core beliefs. We differ primarily in one regard.
Series: From ID to BioLogos (8 entries)
In this series, Dennis Venema describes his personal journey that took him away from the Intelligent Design arguments toward the evolutionary creation worldview. Through careful and honest research, he discovered ID scientific reasoning to be analogy-based, in sharp contrast to evolutionary science, which was supported by concrete data. After accepting this view, God's presence ever strengthened him as he explored the compatibility between the Bible and God's creative mechanism.
Thomas Aquinas: Saint of Evolutionary Psychologists?
Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274) was the foremost Christian scholar of the High Middle Ages and is today regarded as a "doctor" of the Catholic Church. No, Aquinas was not a materialist neuroscientist, but he understood the intimate interdependence of mind and body.
Bad Science and Weak Theology?
Many scientists feel that the ID movement is an attempt to locate gaps in our scientific knowledge and then to presume those gaps can only be filled by intervention of an external intelligence. It is important to note that ID leaders do not view their work this way.
Series: C.S. Lewis on Evolution and Intelligent Design (8 entries)
This in-depth series by Michael L. Peterson surveys author and apologist C.S. Lewis, reflecting on his arguments for the existence of God as well as his views on Intelligent Design and evolution. Peterson first explains the classical lines of rationale and then discusses Lewis' Transcendent Intelligence argument. He clearly distinguishes Lewis' view, however, from other design arguments. As he concludes, he relates Lewis' thoughts on the firmly grounded theory of evolution, presenting his grand Trinitarian worldview which included this scientific view of the universe.
The Crutch
Providing the crutch for non-believers to lean on is a well-intentioned strategic error that has no benefit and likely does much harm. However, I am even more concerned about something else related to our construction of these crutches.
Living Fossil
One of the assumptions underlying this worship project is that the sovereign God provides pointers or signposts to Himself in the natural world.
Distinctions, Part 2: "God as a Scientific Theory?"
Over the past two decades, the intelligent design movement has been working diligently to offer a parallel version of modern science, one that can scientifically show God at work in creation.
Series: Design in Nature (6 entries)
In this series, Oliver R. Barclay examines the idea of God as Designer. He concludes that God did indeed design creation, and that the "state of the world is evidence not only for the existence and power of God but for his kindness and care for his creation." Barclay then goes on to investigate the arguments for Intelligent Design which attempt to prove that certain examples of design necessarily imply direct intervention by a Great Designer. He points the flaws of such an argument and discusses its implications.
Series: Evolution and the Origin of Biological Information (7 entries)
Dennis Venema begins this series by summarizing a key Intelligent Design belief: that if we see specified information, we infer design because we are unaware of a mechanism that can bring about specified information in the absence of intelligence. In each subsequent part of the series, Venema shows why this argument is wrong. Venema presents evidence to show that natural mechanisms can, in fact, explain the origin of new information. He reminds his readers, however, that this does not in any manner exclude God from the process.


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I'm really enjoying the topic I chose for my research paper. I love psychology and being able to incooperate that into Business is actually really intriguing! I hope I am doing as well as I feel that I am (if that made any sense )
That is so wonderful that Savanna is making sweet new friends!!! It always renews my positive view of humanity when nice things happen, especially to my kids. Ky gets upset and cries still at school. DH is on him all the time about it but I just figure he'll stop when he wants to. He only does it when he is really upset or someone is criticizing him, even if it is constructive criticism. My younger brother was very similar and actually, he is my favorite of my brothers and is now 22 and is still a sweet, nice, yet jerky all the same. But he is rational and thoughtful and doesn't push away his emotions so I wouldn't mind if Ky turned out a lot like him.
On the DH note, he is mad at me because I went to the wrong McDonald's (eyes rolling out of head here). He wanted to go after this political meeting we went to this evening. I wanted to go by myself and just have him make dinner because I really don't like McDonald's and didn't want to go out since I had a slight headache but of course the kids heard McDonald's and got all excited since they haven't been in a long time. Anyway, we usually go to one not too far from our house. Like most communities we have a lot of McDonald's in the vicinity but I just went to the one we usually go to and DH got all mad saying that another one was closer and when I told him that they are probably the same distance anyway and that I am just used to going that one and didn't think about it, he got all huffy and still is huffy 2 hours later because I didn't agree with him that the other McDonald's was closer. He is making me hope he goes on another short trip again so I can miss him once more. Forgot to add that I actually mapquested both McDonald's and the one I went to is actually closer than the one he wanted to go to by about a tenth of a mile. He is such a butthead sometimes.
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Did you point out the 10th of a mile to him? I probably would have!
I'm sore at mine because ive finally made a dr's appt and Rich's reaction was a sarcastic, "Why?" Ive only talked about feeling anxious, having difficulty sleeping, etc for a few months. I swear, I get no support at all. I have hang-ups about taking medication and I'll likely be prescribed something. Would it really be so hard to be encouraging and say it might be helpful? I have to do all my own positive self talk because I'm not getting it anywhere else. Yet, I have to be (and am) encouraging and supportive of everyone around me. Just once id like someone to take care of me...at least emotionally.
Waaahhhhh. Pity party over.
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LOL, Erin, my DH can get pissy and sulk about stupid stuff like that, too. I hate when he does it. He's sulky tonight because I wanted to get Pei-Wei and he ordered a gluten-free meal because he is back on his Paleo diet, and it came with rice noodles. He was so annoyed at the restaurant that he stomped around the kitchen in a huge huff and cooked himself a completely different dinner. I wanted to point out that gluten free and carb free are completely different things, and he got exactly what he ordered, but he was in such a bad mood I didn't say anything. He didn't take it out on me, though, even if he did sulk. And that's funny you were right.
For those following my saga, another BFN today and still no AF. I am still sick, probably with a cold, not flat-on-my-back sick but still sick. I wonder if that is delaying AF, or if I'm just having an off cycle, or if I keep testing I'll eventually get a BFP? DH has started calling pregnancy tests "period inducing sticks" because he says every time I test, it just makes my period start.
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It's so hard, but when you help someone like that it's like a high. There's nothing like it.
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How did people survive before the Internet?
Today I felt like crying, and I would have, but I cant. Even things that really upset me cant make me cry. I used to be an easy crier, and while I don't want to be like that again I really don't want to walk around with this lead feeling in my chest either.
Rich's solution to our problems was a trip to Hawaii. Just us. Why Hawaii I don't know. Nothing sounds worse to me. At least if we took the kids, I could stay busy with them.
I'm sorry.
But maybe a getaway together would allow you both to bond a little? Maybe not Hawaii but say, a weekend at a B&B? Or would that just be too stressful?
On a completely unrelated note, is anyone else watching X Factor? Am I the only who has noticed Michael Jackson's son Prince has a mullet? And "Blanket" just glared at everything the whole time? Paris is gorgeous, though.
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I really dont even want to do dinner alone with him. It's simply too late. I just want out.
I listened to the performances but barely glanced at it. I totally missed his kids. I did see a guy on campus with a mullet. Maybe they're making a comeback?
Why is it always the worst stuff that keeps coming back? I swore I would never wear bell-bottoms, but even I got sucked in.
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Chrissy. a million times. I hate that you are feeling so low. But, my dear, you have had a rough go of it for quite some time now. I hope your dr can help.
Mandy, I am so sad to hear of another bfn!! Wth is going on?
Erin, how annoying!! Ugh, I don't generally like it all when men (dbf) act like they always have to have a say in everything. Like, you know what? It's done been decided so stfu. And then your dh was WRONG to top it off. I know you told him right?
I told dbf that I wasn't sure if Savana would continue dance now that she is going to school because she is totally exhausted when she comes home both emotionally and physically. She said as much when I told her she had dance tomorrow. All he could comment on was the money we spent on her dance shoes. I was so annoyed. ( My night was ****ty already dealing with an exhausted, grouchy girl that I missed terribly all day.) Well, I snapped on him and then he talked to me in a really condescending "crazy lady" tone that makes my skin crawl. I sat on the basement steps and cried for 20 minutes. That was almost 2 hours ago and we haven't spoken since.
Smplyme (I can't recall your real name all of a sudden) ok I'll be a sidekick! LOL
There are a couple people whose real names I can't remember..I know there is a Molly and a Christina but I can never match them up with their usernames...so when I revert to calling people by their usernames I hope you don't mind.
I too am going to the dr., tomorrow in fact, and when I told DH he said "For what?" even though he knows I have a myriad of problems, most of which HE bugs me to get checked out. If I could live with never seeing a doctor again it would be too soon but I'm going because some things are really starting to interfere with my wellbeing and our relationship.
At any rate, could I get some good heathen vibes for my appt.?
Heathen vibes for you, Kate. I can understand how you must feel about doctors but I'm glad you're doing this.
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Smplyme is Christina. Heathen vibes to you Kate!
Bridget, it makes me mad your dbf made you cry. And slightly jealous. He really has no place to talk down to you. He clearly has no concept of how much tolerance you have for him.
Sorry I shouldn't have boasted about my cry after you talked about the heaviness in your chest. I know how that feels to need to cry and be unable to. It has been awhile since I've had a good cry and it was due.
Mylah, can you hook us up with a "good heathen vibes" smiley?
Kate, I hope all goes well tomorrow.
Too many of us had rough nights. I still have a headache and am about to hit the sack. I did tell DH that the McDonald's we went to was closer but he is still all huffy. I told him to stop being so petty and that I could have been POd at him about at least 10 things this evening but I didn't go there since I'm not looking for stuff (didn't say stuff) to complain and b!tch about all the time like he does. Then he looked all sad and puppy dog-ish and I didn't talk to him for the rest of the night. He already went to bed. He really gets on my nerves sometimes, especially since I am usually all excited to come home and see him and he greets me with this sort of BS and it just feels like I have been pushed down some stairs and am wasting my love and affection on him.
So sorry for your BFN Mandy. I hope it is just too early for you. That is strange to be so late for AF and not have a BFP but I do know some women who never got a BFP from a PG test. It was very odd. One was a former co-worker of mine and she had 2 kids already, was late for her period, told her doctor she took 3 test and they were all BFN and they ran all sorts of test on her and then a month later someone decided to do an ultrasound and a baby was in there. She was shocked and was nearly 16 weeks at the time.
Chrissy I hope you can get a good cry in soon. I have had that feeling as well, that if I let it out, it won't stop. Once I think I cried for 2 hours straight. I am weird though and I scheduled that time to cry because I just needed a release and I made myself angry and sad and just cried my eyes out. I felt like a crazy woman for doing it but I felt better afterwards so it helped.
Your DH is interesting to suggest a trip to Hawaii. It is kind of sweet though, made me think he is just trying to get closer to you. Also, I would love to go to Hawaii. It sounds horrible but my first thought was to go with him and then ditch him and go out and have some fun by yourself. When we go on trips I usually warn DH ahead of time that I will ditch him if he starts up with his bull. He hasn't acted up on a trip in a long time, ever since I started telling him this. I actually sometimes wish he would so I can just disappear on him since I always bring enough money to get my own hotel room for a while and I always keep the keys to rental cars if we have one so I can just leave him quickly, probably while he is asleep.
I hope the doctor's appointments go well tomorrow.
Oh, funny for the night by way of Elle. DH wanted to go with me to a political meeting, a candidate for the school board was speaking and it is a run off election with voting next Tuesday so I wanted to hear his views on charter schools. Because DH wanted to come we had to bring the kids. When I got home with the kids, DH was on the porch drinking a guiness and smoking 1/3 of a cigar (it takes him about 4 days to smoke one cigar since he is trying to quit smoking them). He wanted me to give him a kiss and I did and noticed he reeked of beer and smoke and told him this. While we were at the meeting Elle tried to craw under the chair and play around like she always does when we take her places and when DH pulled her out and tried to hold her she said "ewww Daddy, you smell like smoke and something else. It's beer!" then she looked around and said "My daddy smells like beer!" It made everyone giggle and DH blush, which is hard to do. She even told the people at McDonald's that her daddy smells like beer. The girl loves an audience.
Aww Jeez, everybody - I don't want everyone to feel so sad. xoxoxoxoxoxoxo
I need to go to the eye doctor. I can't tell what is happening on our 32 inch tv from 8 feet away - need to get glasses and I think I might even need bifocals. I have tried to wear glasses for about 15 years now but I always lose them, they don't fit right, etc. I wonder if I could wear contact lenses? I am tired of not being able to see very well.
And I need to take my cat to the vet. I think she is going blind and developing dementia and it is making me pretty upset. She ran into the wall last week and I can tell she can't see anything around her and when I try to pet her she startles. She spent an hour or so last week stalking around the house like she was chasing something that wasn't there. She meows really loud now for no reason and has never done that before. She can't jump up on the bed or couch the way she used to and I think it is because she is scared because she can't see anything. It is making me sad because I think she is going to die soon. I have had her for 13 years - she came to me the same year dad died.
The Zoo was amazing - there's a new African Safari area where they have a giraffe feeding station! We got to feed lettuce to a giraffe and I actually got to pet it!!!!!! I never imagined I would be able to touch a giraffe! They have the most amazing liquid eyes with beautiful long lashes. From close up they look like aliens - big eyes and skinny body with those weird antenna things sticking up out of their skulls. Strange and beautiful.
Hope everyone sleeps well tonight and has a better day tomorrow.
"Any idiot can face a crisis; it is this day-to-day living that wears you out." -Anton Chekhov
Elle is hilarious!
I suppose if I don't get a BFP or AF in a few days, I should call my RE. I don't know if I think I'm pg or not. I'm really nauseous, but that can easily be explained by my achy, fluish, dehydrated symptoms so I don't truly believe it's anything. Can't help but expect the test to be +, though.
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