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5 Reasons Why Khloe Kardashian Is The Fiercest Sister
Today is the beautiful, Khloe Kardashian Odom's birthday. Happy birthday Khloe! Personally, she is my favorite Kardashian out of the three, because she's just so awesome. So I thought, why not put together 5 reasons why I think she's so fierce and real. Enjoy!
1) She doesn't let all the fame get to her head - Her personal life is out for the whole public to see because of the Kardashian's hit reality TV show Keeping Up With The Kardashians, however she doesn't really think she's all that and she just seems so real when she's doing interviews and when she goes out with her friends.
2) She doesn't care that she's not super skinny like her sisters - Khloe is and has been confident with her body type for a while now. She feels it's important to love your own body, and although she's had a lot of pressure about her weight before, she says that she will not change her body because of the media - plus she loves food, like I do, haha!
3) She has worked with PETA and is a strong believer in saving animals - If you watch their reality TV show, then you know that Khloe did an ad for PETA where she posed naked, and was going against wearing animal fur. She is no longer with PETA because of the flour-bombing incident that happened to her sister, Kim. However, she continues to do work to help animals. She recently raised thousands of dollars to help endangered tigers in the wild, and even adopted one!
4) She will do anything for husband Lamar Odom - Khloe and Lamar are seriously the cutest couple! They always act like they are newlyweds and are so affectionate with each other. She has supported him from the start, and it was no different when he was traded over to the Dallas Mavericks, and she left her whole family and life in LA to move to Dallas with her hubby. Now that's what you call love! She also put a halt to her own reality show (Khloe & Lamar) in order to focus on her marriage.
5) She isn't afraid to speak her mind and she's so much fun to be around - Khloe, aside from Scott Disick, is one of the most outspoken people on KUWTK. She has insulted both her sister's boyfriend choices, from Scott to Kris Humphries, and knew that they were bad news. She will tell it like it is. She's also the funnest from the sisters, she knows how to have a good time. She's the one that lightens up Kourtney Kardashian's mood when she's with her and tries to get Kim to have a little fun in life. In the last episode of KUWTK, she was the one that made their vacation fun for their younger sisters: Kendall & Kylie. She says she's truly a kid at heart.
And those are five reasons why I love Khloe Kardashian and think she's the best! Once again: Happy birthday girl!
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The number of video game developers who attack software giant Microsoft for the certification process that was introduced with the new Windows 8 Operating System continues to grow and many are backing the original position taken by Gabe Newell, the leader of Valve.
Alen Ladavac, the chief technical officer working at the developer of the Serious Sam series, states on the official Steam forum that, "Gabe Newell did not overreact. What you don't see here is that, under the hood, the new tiled UI is a means for Microsoft to lock Windows applications into a walled garden, much like the one on iOS."
He adds, "There is this 'small detail' that Microsoft is not advertising anywhere, but you can find it dug deep in the developer documentation: one cannot release a tiled UI application by any other means, but only through Windows Store."
Lavadac says that the rule is horrible and that it will assure the fact that features that have so far been linked to home consoles are now added to the home PC.
The certification process also means that there's no way for developers and the community for a game to work on mods and then to make it easy for players to download and then install them, because they would have to be approved by Microsoft themselves.
The Croteam developer says that the entire process should be abolished and that the Microsoft team working on Windows 8 should make it easier for developers to launch content for the new OS.
The worries that the Serious Sam creators mention have been expressed by other members of the gaming world, but Microsoft continues to maintain that it has no nefarious plans for Windows 8 and only wants to make sure that gamers get the best possible content.
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Female singers are at the top among those who are quickly making a lot of money. There are many individuals in this world who are doing business and indeed truly earning huge amount of money. Let's talk about the professional singer. What they do in simple? They have the talent to gather the huge congregation under the one platform to entertain them simultaneously. These singers earn millions from their single song and feminine voice is usually termed as soothing sound for men and women. Most of the film track sounds, drama songs and party songs are composed by female singers who have become the richest part of the society. Let us have a look at the following top 10 richest female singers who has been pleasing the world of entertainment for many years. These singers are very popular and they cash their popularity by earning a lot by performing on stage.
10. Tina Turner
Tina is an American singer and currently her popularity has been reduced due to the time and age limit. At the moment, she is 72 year of age and thus propagating the singing competition since many years. She has sold more than 180 million copies of her various albums and thus included her name in the top ten female singers of 2013.
9. Janet Jackson
The recording association of the America has regarded this woman as the eleventh in the art of contemporary music. She has sold over 100 million copies of her album and thus become one of the world's most popular female singer and actress. She has enough support from her viewers and lovers who bugged her to sing more songs.
8. Beyonce
Beyonce is included in this list just because of her most talented albums in the world of music composer, editor, producer and rapper. She has named herself in the list of 100 greatest women in the music. Moreover, she has performed 75 million records in her music career.
7. Barbra Streisand
Jazz, traditional pop and Broadway are the professional singing talents carried out by this lady. She is slim and smart and capable of holding a large amount of money out of single performance. She is also utilizing her skills in the art of direction, acting and editing.
6. Mariah Carey
Mariah is the sexiest lady in the world of singing and she is not only sensational but also carried a lot of fans throughout the world. She has tough rivals and competitors in this world but yet she has not refused to give up. Surprisingly, she has made more than 200 world records.
5. Celine Dion
At number 5 is Celine Dion with the 400 million wealth among the top richest singer of the world. She holds Canadian nationality and termed as one of the super star in the Canada. This Canadian singer gets 5th position in the list of richest singers of the world.
4. Britney Spears
Britney has unique voice and love for her fans and lovers. She has been singing in the music industry since she was a little child. Soon, singing has become her passion and favorite hobby. She has achieved the record of selling 100 million albums and entertained the European world with her magical voice. She is wealthiest one with 500 million dollars.
3. Cher
Cher is referred as the goddess of pop music. She has won the Academy award, the Grammy award and more surprisingly the Emmy award. She has been introducing herself throughout the world with her magical voice with 3 thousand albums. She is at number three with the money value of 555 million Dollars.
2. Ayumi Hamasaki
Ayumi has become the leading role singer of Japan where people love to watch and listen her dashing pop musical songs. She has started her career in the music industry since 1998. Now, she has turned herself in the wealthiest female singer of the world.
1. Madonna
It is impossible to rename the name of first position from this list. The supreme and charming lady has become the world richest female singer as well as popular celebrity. She has recorded her name in the Guinness book of world record on securing the most published albums in her career. She has fans and heart lovers all over the world for appreciation and gratitude.


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Mere hours after it was slammed with allegations that it produced many of its products in Chinese sweatshops using child labor, key pieces of the Kardashian machine have leapt out to declare that they do no such thing.
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This morning Star magazine published an expose in which the Institute for Global Labor and Human Rights said the Kardashians employ slave labor to make products for their K-Dash by Kardashian label, as well as the Kris Jenner collection and a shoe line produced by ShoeDazzle. Kris Jenner told TMZ this morning that "the factories that are used to manufacture the Kardashian clothing and shoes have nothing terrible going on at all and the factories are very well policed and meet factory standards," but admitted that she had never visited any of the factories.
As of this afternoon, the chief operating office of ShoeDazzle Deborah Benton has come forward to say that she's sure Jenner is correct — mostly because she has been to the factory herself. Benton told TMZ:
"This issue of child labor is of paramount importance to us. We've been very focused on this from the very beginning." She adds, "Factories are routinely inspected and always pass inspection."
Benton went on to say that there's a member of the operations team in China whose job is to make sure the workers are treated well on a daily basis. She also pointed out that no one at ShoeDazzle has ever been approached by the Institute for Global Labor and Human Rights, and that she's willing and ready to show them around if they ever actually come calling.
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It's comforting to hear this from the people at ShoeDazzle, but it's equally unsettling to know that none of the Kardashians have ever been to the places that produce all the stuff that has their name on it. But we guess when you're juggling 3,000 product lines at the same time, it's hard to be everywhere at once.


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Lionel Richie went a little bit country in 2012 with the release of Tuskegee, a collection of 13 of his hit songs recorded as duets with some of the biggest names in country music including Jason Aldean, Tim McGraw, Blake Shelton, Darius Rucker, Rascal Flatts, Kenny Chesney, Shania Twain, Kenny Rogers, Willie Nelson and more. Lionel returned to his roots on the album, paying tribute to his hometown of Tuskegee, Alabama.
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From Monday, Radio Kent is running three days of programmes looking at the area's economy, including debates with politicians, business leaders and residents, with special outside broadcasts on Tuesday and Wednesday.
On Tuesday, John Warnett and Clare McDonnell present the breakfast show live from the Walpole Bay Hotel in Margate from 06:00 to 09:00 BST and Julia George takes her mid-morning programme to Dover's Market Square from 09:00 to midday.
Steve Ladner broadcasts from Ramsgate Harbour from midday to 14:00 BST and Pat Marsh is at Turner Contemporary in Margate from 14:00 BST to 16:00 BST.
The day rounds off with Dominic King back in Ramsgate from 16:00 BST to 19:00 BST. Listen to highlights from a special debate with a panel of business experts from 16:00 BST, or the full debate which is being broadcast from 18:00 BST.
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The sketch is one of the ones I did yesterday at Dickens Week.
And another sketch, people now come and stand in front of me when I am sketching which is a lot less unnerving.
Here is the link to the BBC's webpage where I copied the bumph from http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-kent-18484491
Sorry this wasn't very original, Clive Hart sent out the link, I think to everyone he sends his press releases to and I realised that as I would want to hear tomorrow mornings program, then presumably other blog readers would too.
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It needs more books and some lamps (and a vinyl player) but other than that I'm pretty happy with it. The wallpaper doesn't bother me.
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Not much happening here right now. I have no furniture at all. I'm okay with the color but it's certainly not something I would choose. I'm thinking of painting it in a grayish green. The windows are going to be painted white.
Again, the red is not something I would choose and in the future I will probably change it but for now it works.
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It's a difficult wallpaper and not everyone likes it. I like it and won't change it.
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own drum machine and bass programming, and MIDI tracks. As well, his group The Pan
Piperz Ensemble incorporates a variety of string, wind, and percussion instruments.
Shaqq came to Canada from Trinidad and Tobago in 1978, where he was trained by steel
pan veterans and played in numerous bands,including the award-winning Harmonites,
Silver Stars, and Invaders. Four time champions Harmonites toured Europe thrilling
audiences at events as the World Fair in Zürich to the Music Festival of Spain. As a
Solo Performer, Hameed toured various Caribbean Countries including Barbados and
Dominican Republic. Also performed, representing Canada , with Ontario All Stars
Steelband at 2004 and 2005 Chinese New Year International Parade in Hong Kong.
Hameed has produced three Recordings; One a cassette "Life on the Line" (2) Cd's
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By Jo Wilcox on 11th February 2014, in Dessert, Food & recipes, Recipes
This dreamy dessert is perfect for a special occasion. The tart raspberries bring relief from the rich chocolate and cream.
You can also make this easy dessert with milk or dark chocolate and use other berries or tart fruits, such as passionfruit, or add orange zest.
I always love to serve mousse with a crunchy biscuit, such as amoretti or biscotti.
- 180g white chocolate or white melts, roughly chopped
- 1 egg, separated
- ¼ cup caster sugar
- 1 cup cream
- ½ cup fresh or frozen raspberries, plus extra for garnish
1 Combine chocolate or melts in a glass dish with ¼ cup of the cream. Heat gently in the microwave or over a double boiler until melted and smooth.
2 Cool for 5 minutes, then add the egg yolk. Whip the cream until soft peaks form, then chill.
3 Meanwhile, beat the egg white until foamy. Gradually add the sugar, beating constantly until thick and glossy.
4 Gently fold in the cream, raspberries and beaten egg white into the white chocolate mixture and spoon into glasses. Top with extra raspberries and chill for at least 4 hours.
5 Serve chilled with a light dusting of icing sugar.
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A December 2005 workshop on climate change issues gathered participants from across sectors to discuss actions and challenges facing the Midwest region of the United States. Co-sponsored by the British Consulate in Chicago and the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, and supported by a grant from the Joyce Foundation, the workshop discussions identified short-, medium-, and long-term actions that could be pursued regionally.
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Catherine Gayle Arnason (Ford), 68, of Peoria, Ore., passed away on Sunday, June 2, 2013.
She was born June 18, 1944 in Huntington Beach, Calif., the daughter of the late Louis and Eula Mae Ford. Also preceded in death by her son, Richard Shane Wenig.
She is survived by her husband of 45 years, Jack Arnason; two daughters, Cori Hoggatt and Teri Arnason, three sons, Bill Arnason, Steve Arnason, Charles Wenig; eight grandchildren; one great-grand-daughter, Kendra Hoskins; three sisters, Louise Evans, Pat Owen, Sheila Gardner and one brother, John Ford.
Her greatest joy was to be with her family. Times would involve laughter and silliness at each and every gathering. She loved crafting, sewing, cooking and dancing.
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ABBEVILLE — Abbeville's powerful running offense and swarming defense couldn't be matched by Blacksburg Friday night during Abbeville's 56-7 win in the first round of the 1A playoffs.
"This is the best football team I've seen in three years," said Blacksburg coach Mickey Moss.
Moss said that despite the loss he was still proud of his team's accomplishments on having their first winning season in eight years and playing with a lot of first time players on the team
Abbeville's defense held Blacksburg's star running back, Chase Hames, to 0 yards on 11 rushing attempts in the first half and only 35 yards on 19 rushing attempts in the game for a 1.8 yard average per rush.
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Vmi vs. Siena
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|Kevin Hill
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|Leo Mcinerney
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|David Trimble
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|Erik Rohrmann
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|Will Collier
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|Tony Cavalero
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|Robert Trimble
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|Gabe Mccaig
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|Dan Frank
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|Matt Hook
|1 (0.125)
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|Christopher Padden
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|Matt Walsh
|(1, 2)
|Greg Pellati
|(2, 0)
|Ted Moran
|(2, 0)
|James Mikel
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|Eric Morrissey
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|Brett Mathis
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|Michael Aylward
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|Greg Powell
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|David Jalette
|5 (0.500)
|John Bamford
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|LEXINGTON, Va - Freshman attackman Kevin Hill (Rockville Centre, N.Y./South Side) scored unassisted after gathering up a loose ball in front of the goal with just 26 seconds left to play to lift the VMI men�s lacrosse team to a dramatic 10-9 win over Siena College (N.Y.) at Patchin Field earlier this afternoon. The victory, in what was the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference opener for both teams, sends the Keydets to 3-2 overall and 1-0 in the conference with their third straight win, while Siena falls to 0-4 overall and 0-1 in the MAAC.
The win occurred under difficult circumstances as VMI was undermanned due to the suspension of four starters due to disciplinary reasons. However, faced with that adversity plus an early deficit in which the Keydets fell behind 5-0 in the first quarter, VMI kept together.
Junior attackman Greg Pellati (Mahopac, N.Y./Mahopac) gave the Saints a 6-1 lead when he scored off an assist from junior attackman Matt Walsh (Northport, N.Y./Northport) with 1:35 left in the first quarter. The Keydets trailed by that five-goal margin after one period but would remain focused on coming back.
�This team found a way to win the last three quarters of the game and pull it out,� VMI coach Doug Bartlett said. �I thought we had more people still to play yet at that point. I told the kids, �This is not a sprint, it is a marathon,� � Bartlett said. �That is exactly how they played the game.�
VMI started to rally in the second quarter, outscoring the Saints 4-1 in the period. The Keydets scored the period�s first three goals in just over a two minute span to pull within 6-4 with 10:02 left to play in the second. Hill, who led VMI with four goals, scored two of the three goals to start the period with one of them being a man-up goal. Senior attackman Leo McInerney (Syracuse, NY/Marcellus) scored the opening goal of the second period and matched Hill�s output with five points on the day on three goals and two assists. Junior midfielder David Trimble (Oak Hill, Va./Oakton) added a team-high three assists for the Keydets, all coming in the second quarter.
The two teams played relatively equal all day with Siena holding only a slight 35-29 edge in shots. The difference in ground balls was only four and VMI had a 2-1 edge in man-up goals. However a key edge lied in the faceoffs as the Keydets went 19-for-23 in the game including 8-for-9 in the fourth period. That was vital in enabling VMI to turn the tide.
�Our faceoff guys were stallions as they�ve been all year long,� Bartlett said.
Junior midfielder Tony Cavalero (Annandale, Va./Annandale) was 13-for-15 on faceoffs while freshman midfielder Vincent Pierotti (Corning East, NY/Corning East) was 6-for-8.
Siena led 7-5 at the half and the two teams battled to a scoreless draw through the first 9:59 of the third period. The Keydets then made their run, outscoring the Saints 4-0 in the third with all four goals coming in the last 5:01 of the period. McInerney started the run with a man-up goal off an assist from Hill. Nearly two minutes later junior attackman Robert Trimble (Oak Hill, Va./Oakton) scored with senior midfielder Eric Rohrmann (Ridgefield, Conn./Ridgefield) lending the assist for a 7-7 tie. Hill and McInerney then added goals just 14 seconds apart with 1:24 left to play with Collier assisting Hill and Cavalero assisting McInerney as VMI took a 9-7 lead heading into the fourth quarter.
Defense took center stage in the fourth quarter as Keydet junior goalkeeper Dan Frank (Bel Air, Md./C. Milton Wright)
made four of his 10 saves to help keep Siena at bay. Neither team scored until less than three minutes remained in the fourth period.
With 2:55 left and precious time dwindling away, senior midfielder Christopher Padden (Farmingdale, N.Y./Farmingdale) scored unassisted pulling the Saints to within one at 9-8. Siena kept pushing forward on offense and scored the next goal when Padden assisted Walsh on a man-up goal with the game-tying score for a 9-9 tie with only 1:07 left to play.
VMI focused down the stretch with Bartlett setting some strategy with wise use of some timeouts.
That set the stage for the Keydets who spread out on offense and worked the ball around the front of the Siena goal. As time ticked away, Hill found himself in front of the goal at close range with the ball laying on the ground. Hill quickly picked it up and got off a shot that found the back of the cage for the game-winner.
Siena was led by Walsh and Padden who had three points apiece with Walsh scoring once with two assists and Padden scoring twice with one assist. Pellati and sophomore midfielder Ted Moran (Huntington, N.Y./St. Anthony�s) each scored two goals and had two assists for the Saints.
VMI resumes play on Saturday, March 26 when they host Providence College at noon in MAAC play.


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Oh, Trader Joe's. Just the name brings a smile to my face, as visions of Fearless Flyer items dance in my head. I flippin' LOVE this store, and it's easy to see why: new and interesting foods, plenty of healthy choices, and super low prices. If you know what you're doing.
It's funny… when I started this blog four years ago, I was a serious TJ's addict. Not that I'm not one now – once a die-hard TJ's fan, always a die-hard TJ's fan. But because of the changes in Trader Joe's selection and prices (well, food prices in general), and the changes in me, both as a shopper and a cook, buying groceries there is a completely different experience than it was four years ago.
Case in point: the frozen section. Aside from the inexpensive wine and crazy cheap cheese selection, I think that's what brings most customers to Trader Joe's. And why not? The prices are awesome, the selection of frozen entrees and pizzas is unbeatable, and that dessert section is growing every day (and you know how I feel about dessert). When I had the cushy job and all that other fun stuff from long ago when things were good, I relied heavily on the Trader Joe's frozen section to make all my meals fast, tasty and inexpensive.
But… I already know how to cook. I do it pretty well (or so I'm told). And there's a lot of stuff on the TJ's frozen menu that I can make on my own that would be just as awesome and, in most cases, come out a wee bit cheaper. I didn't quite realize that until I was forced to, but the more I allowed my inner kitchen sorceress to take the reins, the more I realized I needed to rethink my Trader Joe's-ing. Giving up the habit was definitely not an option; I just needed to make the store work for me.
That doesn't sound so challenging, Poor Girl. You like healthy things and Trader Joe's sells a lot of that sort of stuff, right?
True, but a lot of the great stuff they had is already pre-made and pre-packaged. And as great as TJ's prices are for delicious entrees like their Chicken Gorgonzola or all those incredible pizzas & flatbreads, again… a lot of this stuff that many of us with a basic knowledge of cooking can make. I'm not saying you shouldn't buy those things or that I don't buy them myself; but when it comes to stretching out your food dollar as far as possible, buying "whole" ingredients and not paying for convenience is the best way to go.
This can be a little difficult at good ol' TJ's, because of the aforementioned pre-packaged heaven that it provides so many of us pressed for time. But if you dig a little deeper, there are plenty of staples you can pick up there, and plenty of whole ingredients to add to the bare bones staples you might already have at home. Before we cover how to do that, let's check out what I was able to score this time around:
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- 1 package corn spaghetti – $1.39
- 1/2 gallon skim milk – $1.99
- 1 10 oz package frozen shelled edamame – $1.69
- 1 12 oz bag baby spinach – $1.99
- 1 8 oz package super firm tofu – $1.99
- 1 bag medium frozen shrimp (50-60 count) – $6.99
- 1 dozen large eggs – $1.99
- 1 8 oz block low-fat feta cheese – $2.19
- 5.4 oz block Cheddar-Gruyere blend – $2.98 (PGEW Splurge)
- 1 can light coconut milk – $0.99
- 1 16 oz. package frozen pineapple tidbits – $1.99
Grand total: $28.96!
Now, I have to admit it was a bit hard for me to do this particular $25 SC. It had been months since I'd set foot in a Trader Joe's to do some serious shopping (ever since our local transit system cut back on services, getting out to that area has been more trouble than it's worth, so I've been shopping closer to home lately). Not only did I have to contend with new prices and a different layout, I also had to exercise some SERIOUS restraint around a lot of their new products. Evil, delicious, enticing things like Cookie Butter (OMG) and new African spice blends and all sorts of random frozen appetizers that I'm eager to try, even if I don't entertain very often to pawn off the leftovers on someone else. There was a lot of stuff I wished I could take home with me, but a small budget and common sense kept me on task (thank goodness!).
Once I got over the initial giddiness, I was able to focus on (Ooh, is that a new Zinfandel?) shopping for the next few days. As I always do before a $25 Shopping Cart trip, I'd taken a quick inventory of what I had in my cupboards and fridge so that I wouldn't buy duplicates – just enough ingredients to augment what I already had on hand. Because I've been spending so much time at the farmers' market for my temp job (which sadly ends this month. WAAA!), I've been lucky enough to have a pretty decent spread of produce in my fridge, so I didn't pick up too much in the way of fruits and veggies. Then again, I don't usually buy fresh produce from Trader Joe's because of the fact that a lot of it is already packed up in plastic clamshell containers, making it difficult to make one's own selections and check for freshness. (Mind you, I do like picking up bananas at TJ's, as they are cool enough to sell them individually for just $0.29, rather than pay a hefty fee by weight.)
With my bare bones staples and the items I scored at TJ's this time around, here are some of the dishes that I could make. Remember, these aren't written in stone, and definitely not the only things I could make with what I bought; this is just to give you an idea of how to mix & match ingredients to make some tasty meals.
Spicy Shrimp Quesadillas
Makeshift Moqueca
Strawberry-Pineapple Salsa (from my Poached Tilapia recipe; great on almost anything!)
Penne Alfredo or Penne Primavera
Spicy Edamame Succotash
Crispy Tofu Fries w/Sriracha Ketchup
Edamame & Veggie Fried Brown Rice
Warm Shrimp, Quinoa & Spinach Salad
Again, this is just a small sampling of things I could make with my purchases and the items I already had at home, but there's a lot more I could make with this stuff. The key to making your $25 Shopping Cart successful is to purchase ingredients that will pair well with what you already have, in order to make meals that well stretch those ingredients to their fullest potential. This is why it's so important to stay away from pre-made meals, as much as you may want to do otherwise. Those meals are only 1-2 servings at the very most; spending $5 on one meal will eat up that $25 budget fast, and that's not what we're trying to do here.
So just how do you make a store like Trader Joe's work for you, especially when you're trying to focus on whole ingredients? It takes some practice, but it's definitely doable. Here are Poor Girl's Top 5 Tips for having a successful $25 Shopping Cart trip (or just a regular shopping trip) at Trader Joe's:
1) Avoid the meat section. This can be hard to do, because they do have a wide selection of meats that are sustainably raised, many of them with amazing marinades that can make you look like a stellar chef. However, because many government subsidies still make it possible for only non-sustainable meats to be sold at affordable prices, there's always an extra cost added on to the good stuff. I'm not saying you should never check out their meat section, because I have scored some fantastic deals on extra lean pork loin, free-range chicken, etc. But when we're dealing with such a teeny tiny budget, it's best to move on and head to a different department.
2) When shopping from the frozen foods section, stay away from all pre-made meals. This can also be quite difficult, for the reasons I mentioned earlier. Some of that stuff looks darn tasty and compared to brand name items, the prices are incredible. BUT… that's only for 1-2 meals tops. And $5-8 for one meal will pretty much buy you only 3-5 meals, which is not a good use of your $25 budget. Instead, focus on the fruits, veggies, and meats offered in the frozen section. Frozen produce is the next best thing to fresh, nutrient-wise and flavor-wise, so don't feel ashamed or guilty about buying frozen vegetables. Lord knows a lot of us freeze our fresh produce surpluses anyway, so you're not doing anything you don't already do. Trader Joe's offers fantastic deals on mixed vegetables (I'm a big fan of the Organic Foursome) and frozen fruit for smoothies and baking. Once you get that next paycheck and can afford to buy a little more, find one or two items to splurge on, and you won't feel so deprived of the "fun stuff".
3) Skip the packaged fruits & veggies in the produce section. As I mentioned earlier, I tend to avoid Trader Joe's produce section because I just don't feel I have enough control over which items I can choose for myself. As a convenience, TJ's has packaged things like tomatoes, guacamole starters, grapes, etc. in handy-dandy little plastic clamshells that look good but hide a lot. One look at the bottom of those containers will often reveal the beginnings of spoilage, and that's not something one should have to pay for. Not all of these items are bad, of course; I've found many lovely containers filled to the brim with baby heirloom tomatoes and other gems. But overall, you're paying for the packaging and the convenience, rather than the actual food.
But Trader Joe's seems to have heard the cries of their customers, because they've added a lot more "loose" produce than they used to offer. And they sell them by the unit, which can save you a lot of money on heavy items like potatoes and bananas. Lemons and limes are also sold individually, and occasionally I see bell peppers, turnips, and other random loose produce, which is a vast improvement over everything that's bagged, sealed or otherwise imprisoned in plastic. As tempting as it can be, try to avoid the bags of pre-cut onions; no sense in paying $0.99 for 6 oz. of diced onion treated with something "for freshness" when you can pay half that for a couple of real onions and chop them yourself.
About the only thing I do buy prepackaged from TJ's is their baby spinach and other baby greens. It's hit-or-miss to find this sort of thing at the farmers' market (depending on seasonality, weather, etc.), and I've found the quality to be pretty consistent across the board. I recently discovered their prepacked baby kale, too, which made me swoon a little bit. The $1.99 price for all these greens is much more budget-friendly than the $3 or more you'll pay at a regular grocery store, and they tend to come in bigger portions (8-12 oz. vs. 6 oz.), making them a much better value.
4) Stick with the basic cheeses. Another difficult task, indeed, as it's hard for me to resist a friggin' wall full of brie, honey goat cheese logs and manchego, among other cheesy treasures. On a regular shopping trip, I do indulge in these because they come from the most inexpensive cheese section of any store (save Grocery Outlet, but that's a totally different approach at cheap cheese). But when I'm on a $25 SC trip, I make sure to stick to the basic blocks of cheddar, colby jack, or that lovely new white cheddar-gruyere blend (O.M.G.). Scan each block carefully for the lowest price, then grate or shred it yourself at home. You'll yield much more of the final shredded product than if you were to buy the pre-shredded kind, and you can stretch it out among many different dishes.
5) Learn to love their pasta & olive oil section. This goes for any TJ's trip, but it's especially helpful if you're on a $25 Shopping Cart trip. Mind you, a small bottle of their house olive oil is close to $4, so you'll want to think about this purchase carefully, or save it for another, less strictly budgeted trip; but that pasta for $0.99? Can't beat that! They're now offering corn pasta as another lovely gluten-free alternative (I like the taste of brown rice pasta but find it gets too gummy in texture for my liking), so if you have gluten sensitivities, you can still get some great deals on pasta. It's about $0.40 more than the 100% semolina pasta, but it's still a fantastic deal. And as we all know, pasta is a fabulous bare bones staple that will yield a ton of cooked product and that lends itself to many different dishes. This makes it perfect for Scary Week or any other extra-lean time of the month.
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Of course, this only covers about half the store, but these are usually the areas where people get trapped and start overspending. And I get it, because there have been times when I'd go in thinking I'd get just a couple things and wind up spending over $100 on myself. *shudders* Some people binge shop for clothes; I binge shop for food (and shoes… at least back in the day when I had disposable income). At Trader Joe's where everything is so awesome and more affordable than most grocery stores, it's easy to overspend. So believe me, this advice doesn't come from some cold "expert" who's been trained to do things a certain way – it comes from someone who loves to shop, but who has learned how to exercise restraint and make the store work for her, not the other way around.
Before I close, I'd like to reiterate a few points about the $25 Shopping Cart, as there are a lot of new readers right now (Welcome, newbies!!!), and even some folks who have been following the blog for awhile have had questions about this feature. 1) This is not a "regular" shopping trip – it's meant to be something to tide you over during what I call Scary Week, that awful 10-14 day period that falls between your rent check and the other check (if you're lucky enough to be working). 2) The $25 budget is meant to cover 1-2 people for about a 10-day pay period. As prices go up on food, that $25 can sometimes get closer to $30, so don't feel bad if you get into the $28 or $29 mark. Obviously, if you have a larger family, you'll be spending about twice that amount, so please adjust accordingly. 3) There is no "list" of things you should buy. This is your shopping trip! The only list you should make is what you already have on hand at home; this way, you can focus on buying things that will supplement what you have on hand to create different meals, and you can avoid buying duplicates.
Thanks for stopping by this latest MEGA edition of The $25 Shopping Cart! I hope these tips will help you and inspire you to get into the habit of shopping more wisely, especially during the super tough times. There's no need to be stuck with Cup O' Noodles for weeks on end, even if you're dealing with such a tiny budget. You can still have real meals! It just takes a little more work and some careful shopping.
If you have any ideas of where I should go on my next $25 Shopping Cart trip, please email me or leave a comment below. And if you've already had your own successful $25 Shopping Cart trips at your local store, please share them with me. I LOVE checking out the awesome items you score! : )


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also, he needs to learn to hide his files better. unless the guy searching the computer is super tech savvy, he wouldn't have found the pictures if the dude had compressed the files into other files and then hidden said files DEEP in the computer. then again, this dude was excited about the mud on the back of his truck...
Just to be clear, it was absolutely, 100% made clear quite a few times that no porn was allowed. They preached it constantly.
As a military member who has been there, I think it is a little ass backwards that we are trusted to carry around M4's with 4 loaded magazines or more, defend ourselves, fight in battles and generally participate in highly dangerous combat operations... but hell rains down on us if we want to jerk off using visual images.
Chesty Puller had it right... we need to be a little tougher so we don't get invaded, beaten and our enemies breed a hardier race with our women.
Rick S is spot on:It was probably made extremely clear that bringing porn into the country was illegal and unauthorized. Doesn't matter if everyone does it or if the higher ups normally look the other way- once the official investigation opened on this guy, they would have had to take action against anything illegal they found.That he was ever charged with child porn for those photos of his niece is horrible, but that doesn't change his willful violation of a direct order. It's just too bad for him that they found his real porn because it.
Afghanistan's Muslim law now allows rapists to go free if they offer to marry their victims. The same practice actually exists in Mexico and is known as 'Rapto.'
The new law has touched-off riots in the streets of Kabul, as hundreds of women protested the law which would be unthinkable in a civilized society. However, groups of men from Kabul's largest Shia madrassa also took to the streets and attacked the women. The event has been completely ignored by the American press.
Activist Razia Jan, who is currently building a women's center in Bamiyan said: "Violence against women is already endemic. Men pay thousands of dollars for young girls and they are treated like slaves. Women here are already so vulnerable."
right, because we wouldn't want to offend the moral standards of these people.
There was a Gunny out there that I knew for a bit. He got busted for legitimate child pornography and is in prison now. It's crazy because you never really can tell just from talking with people.
If a less than honorable discharge is the punishment for possession of normal porn in Afghanistan, than he got what he deserved. If he only got that punishment because of the accusations of child porn, then I feel for the guy.
As far as the child porn goes, the pictures we've seen are certainly not child porn.
But he had other porn. And although he wasn't misinterpreted, the report still used child porn as an attractive title
poor guy
I get that he had actual porn and I guess you can't do that in the military but damn.
Exactly what I thought. lol
2. He didn't have porn, and the charges are that he had child porn.
3. You got me there.
4. Possessing child porn violates a child's right to privacy. Simply viewing them in an exploitative fashion is damaging to them. You're an idiot. (are you in the army?)
2. You're not allowed to have porn while in the US army? Seems like a violation of rights.
3. The US army is stupid, but this is not hard to prove.
4. You can get a decade of jail for merely possessing child porn? What's the sentence for those who make the child porn? Beheading? Possessing it doesn't violate anyone else's rights, making it does - clearly.
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Scott Horton Interviews Paul Mutter
Paul Mutter, author of the article "The War Against al-Jazeera" at Foreign Policy in Focus, Sami al-Hajj, the journalist held for years in Guantanamo and questioned for intel on news gathering operations, WikiLeaks release of internal Gitmo documents on Hajj and where we've found ourselves after trading liberty for security for the last decade.
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Paul Mutter is a graduate student at the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute at NYU and a contributor to Foreign Policy In Focus and The Arabist.
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By the way that wasn't Osama BL that was killed in Abbottabad. Benazhir Bhutto was quite right when she told the BBC in 2007 that Osama BL was dead. Osama was the 17th child of a family of 55 siblings. He had at least one younger brother who looked a lot like him. That would explain a few years back when everybody was commenting that OBL must have dyed his hair to look younger in that video. Nope. He was younger. That is also why he was 'watching tapes of himself' on tv. He wasn't watching he was studying in order to play the part more accurately. Bin Ladin suffered a major kidney wound in 1985 or 6. Frankly his life expectancy ran out and he expired from his condition. That's also how he gave the ISI the slip. As Osama's brother he could come in and out on his own passport. I think he more or less believed the same ideology as Osama, except he had a weakness for porn. That's also a clue. It's just not Osama. If you start to dig the story doesn't add up.
I've been reading ramblings somewhere recently asserting al-J is a CIA front. It IS in Qatar, afterall, is it not?
AL JAREEZA IS A BRITISH AGENT HAVING BEEN INFILTRATED BY ALL LIAR BRITISH JOURNALISTS AND SWHOSE PORPAGANDA COINCIDE WITH THAT OF BRITISH BASTARD CORPORATION-BBC LIES.EVER INCE BRITISH JOURBALISTS INFILTREATED AL JAREEZA THE LAYING WAS IMMINENT AS IT HAPPEND WITH cnN INFILTRATED BY BRITISH evil scumbag journalists liars.
Very funny that U.S., is so gullible.
Are you calling Al-J a straw man?!
[...] of course ending this Evil Empire Round Up, it seems that Antiwar.com is going through great lenths to claim there is a war between the USA and al-Jazeera, even though al-Jazeera somehow gets to get [...]
Qatar is also home to Haim Saban's Brookings Doha Center, which, like al-Jazeera, is an uncritical supporter of the "Arab Spring." Saban is the billionaire media mogul who told the New York Times, "I'm a one issue guy, and my issue is Israel." So much for Qatar's opposition to the Zionist state!
The large, and ever growing disparity in global income and wealth, along with the continuous pattern of U.S. military aggressions against other peoples for reasons other than self defense, are final evidence of the injustice of the U.S. empire. Full stop
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Westmoreland speculates about who might beat Hillary
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Who can beat Hillary?
U.S. Rep. Lynn Westmoreland was asked to share insights about Republican presidential contenders who might face off against presumed Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton in 2016. The congressman, a Republican who lives in Coweta County, was asked about the presidential race when he spoke to the Newnan Rotary Club on Friday.
"You just see a lot of jockeying right now. It's kind of like NASCAR. A guy stays out front till he starts overheating – and then he drops back," Westmoreland observed as the noon meeting at Newnan Country Club.
"You're going to see some leader changes as we progress," he predicted.
"I would like to see a John Kasich from Ohio," Westmoreland said, also mentioning Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker. "Those guys – having actually managed a state or a large government – could be an asset."
He acknowledged there is not a Republican candidate currently "like Secretary Clinton was on the Democratic side."
Westmoreland also talked about politics on the local level. He said 11,000 people had voted early in the district as of Friday. Generally, early voting accounts for about a third.
Even if 40,000 people eventually voted, that would be a fraction of the 700,000 eligible voters. "You only have to get 20,000 to win," he said – with the winner getting to represent everyone living in the district.
"When you start looking at what's wrong with politics, that's a good answer right there," he said. "We just don't have enough participation."
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While I've been here in Ottawa, I've been staying at the HI-Ottawa Jail Hostel on Nicholas Street close to the Rideau Centre, Parliament Hill and the ByWard Market. This is a pretty unique hostel as it's located inside a former prison.
The prison in question was the Carleton County Gaol, which operated for over a hundred years. I'm staying on level seven and up on level eight you'll find the Carleton Country Gaol Heritage Centre which boasts preserved cells and numerous artefacts to check out.
Guided tours are available and run every day from 7pm at the hostel. On these tours you'll learn all about the history of the gaol, its death row, some of its most famous inhabitants and plenty more. However, if you're staying at the hostel and you don't fancy going on one of the tours, you can still check out some of the old cells.
To do so, just head up to level eight and turn right. The heritage centre is on the left, but on the right you'll be able to see some old cells such as the ones pictured above.
While the lodgings up on level eight still look like they did when the gaol was operational, the hostel dorms and private rooms are much more comfortable, as you can see from the picture of my room below.
Tomorrow, after I get released from jail, I'm catching a train and heading to Toronto, the second last stop on my trip to Canada.
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Something was wrong with the Seattle Seahawks. Yes, they made the playoffs for the second year in a row last season. Yes, they had great players like running back Shaun Alexander.
But something wasn't right, and quarterback Matt Hasselbeck could see it, just like he sees how good things are now.
"For the first time, we're playing with guys that you can really count on," Hasselbeck said. "There aren't guys showing up late for meetings, doing stupid stuff that there's no place for. We're professionals. This isn't college. This is your job. Approach it that way. It was very, very tough: Guys having alcohol on their breath at practice. Guys that are hurt, and you're like, 'Is he really hurt, or is he not really wanting to practice?'
"There was a lot of talk about 'I'm not going to be here anyway next year. This guy's not going to be my coach. I don't care what he says.' It was disappointing when we lost in the playoffs last year, but in a way it was OK because our team wasn't good enough. We weren't enough of a team to go all the way."
A year later, they surely are.
The Seahawks posted a 13-3 record this season to earn a first-round bye and home-field advantage throughout the playoffs. They not only are favored to defeat the Washington Redskins in their divisional playoff game on Saturday — it would be the Seahawks' first victory in the postseason in 21 years — but also to advance to the Super Bowl for the first time in the 30-season history of the franchise.
Hasselbeck led the NFC in passing. Alexander scored an NFL-record 28 touchdowns. The left side of the offensive line, tackle Walter Jones and guard Steve Hutchinson, is Pro Bowl-bound, as is fullback Mack Strong.
But Hasselbeck credits new front office boss Tim Ruskell and veteran coach Mike Holmgren for having the guts to do more than just tinker with a roster that produced a 19-13 record in the 2003 and 2004 seasons.
"Have we given up talent in some areas for guys that are more professional and better teammates?" Hasselbeck said. "Absolutely. Has that in turn helped our team chemistry, camaraderie in the locker room and being assignment-correct on the field? Absolutely."
Being assignment-correct is a trait Hasselbeck has in spades after six years in Holmgren's offense, including his rookie year in Green Bay, where he held a clipboard for the Packers and watched Brett Favre.
"Matt has worked very, very hard to understand the system," Holmgren said. "He's comfortable with it. His technical skills of playing the position have improved. He's a quality quarterback, but he's still a pup when it comes to actually playing in the league."
Hasselbeck has improved greatly since the 2001 season, when Holmgren benched the first-year starter for the second half of a loss to the Redskins in Washington.
"We were on the 5-yard line right before the half," Hasselbeck said. "Coach calls a play on which there are four different options to throw the ball to. In my helmet, he said, 'Be smart here. We've got the half.' … He meant, 'Look for the first guy, and if it's not there throw the ball in row 2.' To me, it meant, don't throw it across your body.
"Bruce Smith sacks me, causes a fumble and we don't score. Coach takes me out of the game. It was an honest mistake. We just weren't on the same page. Five years later, 99.9 percent of the time, we're on the same page."
So much so that Redskins cornerback Shawn Springs, who played in Seattle from 1999 to 2003, called Hasselbeck a master at running Holmgren's system.