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By Melissa Meador/Monroe Journal
AMORY – Aberdeen returned the favor to county rival Amory on Saturday night, handing out a 66-51 home loss less than a month after losing the Monroe County tourney title to the Panthers.
The loss ended a streak of nine straight wins for Amory since the start of the county tournament.
"Good momentum build- er for us heading into next week," said Aberdeen coach Roy Hazzle, whose Bulldogs lost to Mooreville in OT on Friday. "We came in knowing we didn't want to lose back-to-back games."
Aberdeen opened up a 21-13 lead in the beginning of the second quarter, thanks to a 3-pointer by Rico Haughton to close the first and a basket by Jakeese Walker to open the second.
A pair of Nick Beeks buckets brought the Panthers to within five just minutes later, before Ken McCoy and Aaron McMillian each hit shots to stretch it back to 7.
Free throws from Jaylon Fair and Dario Robinson at the start of the third cut the lead back to 4, but Aberdeen opened a double-digit lead late in the quarter on scores from McCoy and Marcus Carothers.
"I think when two good teams play each other, anything goes. Whoever hits the shots and gets those big stops is going to win," Amory coach Rob Browning said.
Haughton led Aberdeen with 13 points. Carothers scored 12, and McCoy and McMillian scored 11 each.
Devin McIntosh and Beeks led all scorers with 14 points, while Dario Robinson scored 13.
(G) Amory 54, Aberdeen 44: Ashley Thompson scored a game-high 20 points for Amory. Alexis Walker led Aberdeen with 17 points.


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We'll i've seen a lot of people in the forums asking other members for recommendations on anime/manga. So I thought, why not start a review fan club for all anime/manga.
So here's the deal.
What we do:
1. Read Manga or Watch Anime.
2. Rate It (ONLY if read/seen full series up to latest chapter)
3. Give a short commentary (1 to 3 sentences) on our opinion of it NO SPOILERS.
4. We'll also try to maintain a "Top List" of the highest rated manga/anime by our group.
To Join:
1. Post here requesting to join.
2. You are allowed to be biased, however if you have any bias you must state so in your commentary.
3. Be Honest. this also applies if you are giving a biased opinion, other people want to get your honest opinion, not what you think they wanna hear.
4. There's no limit to the number of manga/anime you can review. However not everyone will get their review posted only the first 5 reviewers for that particular anime/manga.
Rating Scale 0 - 10
10 - Flawless! lacks nearly nothing. As close to perfect as it can get.
9 - Excellent! 1 or 2 minor flaws.
8 - Superb! numerous minor flaws nothing big.
7 - Remarkable! couple flaws, big and small.
6 - Notable! number of noticeable flaws but still above average.
5 - Coin Toss! enough flaws to keep away from, but also good content.
4 - Acquired Taste! not good by most standards, several flaws.
3 - Bad! riddled with flaws, not worth the time.
2 - Horrible! is there anything good here? maybe 1 or 2 good things.
1 - Garbage! we shall not speak of it ever again.
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Annoying call? Was it me?
You know those annoying people who call you at dinner time, asking for just a few minutes of your time? Or even worse, they call you on Saturday morning.
If you're a nice person, you sometimes say yes, you have a little time to spare. They want you to complete a short survey, which then drags on for 10 or 15 minutes, and you're sorry you agreed.
If you're, um, not nice, you just hang up. Maybe you don't swear.
Well, last Saturday, one of those people on the annoying end of the telephone line was me.
My task was to call 25 former subscribers and find out why they had let their subscriptions expire.
To start, I got a computer-generated list of subscribers who had not renewed during the 16-month-period ending last December.
How hard can this be? I thought, as I looked down the list. First, the list was only a few pages, and we had phone numbers next to most of the names and addresses.
As I began calling, my belief that it was going to be easy began to fade. About every other call reached a non-working phone number. We had gotten the numbers when the subscription was started, and in many cases that had been years ago.
Also, phone habits are changing; many of us have switched to cell phones, internet phones, or cable-company phones. Our number last year may not be our number today.
But in between all of the "This number is no longer in service" recordings were a number of pleasant people, willing to tell me why they no longer get the Gazette at home.
Several said they liked the paper, but were on fixed incomes and did not feel they could afford it anymore.
Two said they now read pass-along copies from friends. Another said she still reads every issue, but switched to buying single copies from a rack.
Two or three said they had been getting both the Gazette and the Tupelo paper, but had decided to cut back to one. They said they kept the daily paper because of college sports coverage.
Only three said they had stopped because of something they disliked about the Gazette. One woman said she stopped her subscription because the Gazette had made errors in her husband's obituary (She said she still reads the Gazette, though. It's passed along by a neighbor.)
Another lady confided that she only bought the paper for the food coupons and the number of coupons had been reduced.
A man said he stopped the paper because of the departure of the former publisher.
"No offense to you," he said. "But you asked and that's the reason."
By the time I had talked to 25 people, I was surprised by two things:
First, only one person declined to participate in the survey. At least, I think he would have declined. He hung up on me as soon as I said I was the publisher of the Gazette.
And even though I wasn't trying to resell the paper, three of the 25 said they would like to renew. I guess that's why there are all those annoying telemarketers.
It works.
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There was plenty of warmth and goodwill keeping a bitterly cold Washington morning at bay as I joined the folks at Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit organization behind Sesame Street, at today's rollout of their Food for Thought: Eating Well on a Budget, multi-media outreach initiative. The educational outreach materials are designed to help support families with children between the ages of two and eight, by nurturing their overall development through good nutrition to create positive outcomes that will last a lifetime. The campaign is aimed at the nearly one in four American children–seventeen million, based on our own USDA Food Security Report estimates–who don't get the food that meets basic nutritional needs due to difficult economic or social conditions. There couldn't be a more appropriate time, given our current economic circumstances, or a more fitting place to have the discussion than on Sesame Street, the best known street in the world, with Elmo and friends, some of the best known characters in America. Read more »


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Chapter 1
Judah, Simeon, and Joseph continue to conquer the Canaanites—Remnants of the Canaanites remain in the lands of Judah, Manasseh, Ephraim, Zebulun, Asher, Naphtali, and Dan.
1 Now after the death of Joshua it came to pass, that the children of Israel asked the Lord, saying, Who shall go up for us against the Canaanites first, to fight against them?
2 And the Lord said, Judah shall go up: behold, I have delivered the land into his hand.
3 And Judah said unto Simeon his brother, Come up with me into my lot, that we may fight against the Canaanites; and I likewise will go with thee into thy lot. So Simeon went with him.
4 And Judah went up; and the Lord delivered the Canaanites and the Perizzites into their hand: and they slew of them in Bezek
5 And they found Adoni-bezek in Bezek: and they fought against him, and they slew the Canaanites and the Perizzites.
6 But Adoni-bezek fled; and they pursued after him, and caught him, and cut off his thumbs and his great toes.
7 And Adoni-bezek said,
8 Now the children of Judah had fought against Jerusalem, and had taken it, and smitten it with the edge of the sword, and set the city on fire.
9 ¶And afterward the children of Judah went down to fight against the Canaanites, that dwelt in the mountain, and in the south, and in the valley.
10 And Judah went against the Canaanites that dwelt in Hebron: (now the name of Hebron before was Kirjath-arba:) and they slew Sheshai, and Ahiman, and Talmai.
11 And from thence he went against the inhabitants of Debir: and the name of Debir before was Kirjath-sepher:
12 And Caleb said, He that smiteth Kirjath-sepher, and taketh it, to him will I give Achsah my daughter to wife.
13 And Othniel the son of Kenaz, Caleb's younger brother, took it: and he gave him Achsah his daughter to wife.
14 And it came to pass, when she came to him, that she moved him to ask of her father a field: and she lighted from off her ass; and Caleb said unto her, What wilt thou?
15 And she said unto him, Give me a blessing: for thou hast given me a south land; give me also springs of water. And Caleb gave her the upper springs and the
16 ¶And the children of the
17 And Judah went with Simeon his brother, and they slew the Canaanites that inhabited Zephath, and utterly destroyed it. And the name of the city was called Hormah.
18 Also Judah took Gaza with the
19 And the Lord was with
20 And they gave Hebron unto Caleb, as Moses said: and he expelled thence the three sons of Anak.
21 And the children of Benjamin did not
22 ¶And the house of Joseph, they also went up against Beth-el: and the Lord was with them.
23 And the house of Joseph sent to descry Beth-el. (Now the name of the city before was Luz.)
24 And the spies saw a man come forth out of the city, and they said unto him, Shew us, we pray thee, the entrance into the city, and we will shew thee mercy.
25 And when he shewed them the entrance into the city, they smote the city with the edge of the sword; but they let go the
26 And the man went into the land of the Hittites, and built a city, and called the name thereof Luz: which is the name thereof unto this day.
27 ¶Neither did Manasseh
28 And it came to pass, when Israel was strong, that they put the Canaanites to
29 ¶Neither did Ephraim drive out the
30 ¶Neither did Zebulun drive out the inhabitants of Kitron, nor the inhabitants of Nahalol; but the Canaanites dwelt among them, and became tributaries.
31 ¶Neither did Asher drive out the inhabitants of Accho, nor the inhabitants of Zidon, nor of Ahlab, nor of Achzib, nor of Helbah, nor of Aphik, nor of Rehob:
32 But the Asherites dwelt among the Canaanites, the inhabitants of the land: for they did not drive them out.
33 ¶Neither did Naphtali drive out the inhabitants of Beth-shemesh, nor the inhabitants of Beth-anath; but he dwelt among the Canaanites, the inhabitants of the land: nevertheless the inhabitants of Beth-shemesh and of Beth-anath became tributaries unto them.
34 And the Amorites forced the children of Dan into the mountain: for they would not suffer them to come down to the valley:
35 But the Amorites would dwell in mount Heres in Aijalon, and in Shaalbim: yet the hand of the house of Joseph prevailed, so that they became tributaries.
36 And the coast of the Amorites was from the going up to Akrabbim, from the rock, and upward.


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Even Fred's guest stars jump into the jest! Frank Sinatra, Orson Welles, Roy Rogers, Bela Lugosi, Ed Gardner, Norman Corwin, Edgar Bergen & Charlie McCarthy, and many more give us droll dramas, mock murder mysteries, and legitimate laughs.
This digitally restored and remastered collection including the very first walk down Allen's Alley, and a Program Guide by broadcast historian Elizabeth McLeod.
Episodes Included: First 30 Minute Show with Guest Charles Laughton 10-04-42, Les Miserables with Guest Orson Welles 10-18-42, Courtin' Of Jenny Suggs with Guest Roy Rogers 10-25-42, Guest: Hugh Herbert 11-08-42, Guest: James Melton 11-22-42, Allen's Alley Begins with Guest George Jessel 12-06-42, Guest: Rise Stevens 12-20-42, Guest: Bela Lugosi 04-25-43, Guest: Ted Lewis 03-19-44, Guest: Ed Gardner 03-26-44, Guest: Norman Corwin 05-14-44, An Audition With Charlie McCarthy 10-07-45, Guest: Frank Sinatra 10-21-45, Charlie McCarthy Sues Fred for Slander 10-28-45, Guest: Monty Woolley 11-11-45, Guest: Boris Karloff 11-18-45, Take It or Leave It 01-06-46, Guest: Arthur Treacher 02-24-46, Guest: Sydney Greenstreet 05-12-46, The Perfect Crime 10-19-47


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text: Dog Songs view in catalog Who can resist a good dog book? OK so there are a few cat people out there (right here beside me in fact), and bird people, snake people, even for Heaven's sake, skunk lovers and gerbil-groomers. But what makes this book special is that it's a book of poems that gives tribute to the special dogs in renowned nature poet Mary Oliver's life. There's Luke, the junkyard dog, Benjamin, the canine that is always dragging a chewed-through rope, Bear the small curly-haired who hates to stay overnight at boarding, Bazougey "that dark little dog/ who used to come down the road barking and shining," Ricky, the talker, and Percy named after the famous poet Shelley. Oliver penned a tribute to this hound mischievously patterned after Christopher Smart's "For I will Consider My Cat Jeoffrey." Luke was "born in a junkyard, / not even on a bundle of rags/ or the seat of an old wrecked car/ but the dust below." This beautiful German Shepherd loved flowers: "her dark head// and her wet nose/ touching/ the face/ of everyone." In the poem's closing Oliver expresses one thing dogs show us about the world: "we long to be--/ that happy/ in the heaven of earth--/ that wild, that loving." Read more about Dog Songs Posted by Dory L. on December 16, 2013Dog Songs: Thirty-five Dog Songs and One EssayDogPoetryFor the Love of ReadingInformation, Answers & Reviews Dory L.'s blog


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Admire the classic cars and historic buildings of Havana's Old Town
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Walk the character-filled streets of colonial Camaguey
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Intrepid believes half the fun of experiencing a new country is getting there, and getting around once there! Where possible, Intrepid uses local transport options and traditional modes of transport - which usually carry less of an environmental impact, support small local operators and are heaps more fun.
Depending on which trip you're on while in Cuba, you may find yourself travelling by:
Set out on the ultimate ride as you cycle through the changing scenery of Cuba. Pass plantations, mountains, national parks and beaches on this energetic and exciting ride of a lifetime.
Accommodation in Cuba
Travelling with Intrepid is a little bit different. We endeavour to provide travellers with an authentic experience to remember, so we try to keep accommodation as unique and traditional as possible.
When travelling with us in Cuba you may find yourself staying in a:
Be welcomed by friendly families while staying with locals in Cuba. Be immersed in the cuisine and customs of the region on these stays that are high on authenticity.
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Cuba travel FAQs
Tourists of most nationalities require a 'Tourist Card' which is similar to a tourist visa. These can be obtained through travel agents in your home country, or directly from Cuban embassies and consulates. Depending on the airline you are travelling with to Cuba, you may also be able to purchase the tourist card at the airport from the airline on the day of your departure - please check with your airline.
If you are an American citizen, American permanent resident, or hold any type of American Visa, and are considering travelling to Cuba, please refer to the US Department of State Bureau of Consular Affairs website - travel.state.gov - for the latest advice. If flying with a charter airline from Miami, you can purchase your tourist card directly through the charter company. Passengers transiting through a third country can purchase the card at the airport where you connect to Havana. You can also purchase cards in advance through www.cubavisas.com
With most Cubans living modest lifestyles, leaving a tip for good service is a good idea. There is almost always free entertainment in bar and restaurants; the musicians and singers are usually not paid by the venue so we encourage you to tip when you have enjoyed the performance or background rhythms. Restaurant workers, hotel porters, maids and taxi drivers will appreciate a small sum, but be sure to tip in Cuban pesos as foreign currency isn't easily exchanged in Cuba.
Internet access isn't widespread throughout Cuba but availability is increasing. The internet can sometimes be accessed from government departments and larger hotels, and most recently the main square of most cities now have Wi-Fi accessibility. You will need to purchase an internet card from certain hotels and outlets to sign on to the internet in any location. Please note that the connection may be slow, some websites may be censored and the cost is typically high.
Your mobile phone may or may not work while in Cuba, depending on what type of phone you have. Before leaving your home country, ensure global roaming is activated with your provider, but be aware that your phone may not get reception due to Cuba having the lowest mobile phone penetration in Latin America.
Public toilets are rare in Cuba, but western-style flushable toilets are available in hotels, bars and restaurants. Bring your own toilet paper and soap as these are rarely provided. Due to the import restrictions, toilet seats can be in high demand so guesthouses may not have this luxury.
Can of soft drink = 1 CUC
Cup of coffee = 1 CUC
Cocktail = 3-4 CUC
Meal in a nice restaurant = 15- 25 CUC
It's not advisable to drink water from the tap in Cuba. For environmental reasons, try to avoid buying bottled water. Fill a reusable water bottle or canteen with filtered water. It's also advisable to avoid ice in drinks and peel fruit and vegetables before eating.
Some credit cards are accepted in Cuba (Visa and Mastercard are usually more widely accepted), although cards linked to US banking institutions won't be accepted. Debit cards (even Visa debit) generally don't work either. We recommend you bring multiple cards from different banks to be sure you have access to funds. Ensure you also have enough cash and other forms of payment, as credit cards won't always be accepted.
ATMs are accessible in large cities like Havana and Santiago, but are rare/non-existent in other parts of Cuba. Please note that you won't be able to use cards that are linked to US banking institutions. Ensure you have other payment options available in case you can't access an ATM while travelling in Cuba.
Absolutely. All passengers travelling with Intrepid are required to purchase travel insurance before the start of your trip. Your travel insurance details will be recorded by your leader on the first day of the trip. Due to the varying nature, availability and cost of health care around the world, travel insurance is very much an essential and necessary part of every journey. Proof of travel insurance may be requested at Havana airport by immigration officials. Travellers failing to produce a valid document will be required to purchase a new policy at the airport, before being granted access to Cuba.
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- 1 May Labour Day
- 25 Jul National Revolutionary Festival
- 26 Jul National Revolutionary Festival
- 27 Jul National Revolutionary Festival
- 10 Oct Independence Day
- 25 Dec Christmas
- 31 Dec Year End Celebration
Please note these dates are for 2017. For a current list of public holidays in Cuba go to: http://www.worldtravelguide.net/cuba/public-holidays
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Top responsible travel tips for Cuba
- Be considerate of Cuba's customs, traditions, religion and culture.
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With times being tough for many people out there, buying luxury food and drinks isn't a top priority. Yet cutting back on spending and being more frugal with money doesn't have to mean you can indulge your inner chef. These 100 blogs explain how you can be more of a frugal gourmet, allowing you to pinch pennies while still getting to fill your stomach with all the delicious food you love.
These blogs offer some great tips, recipes and ideas for eating well while saving money.
- CheapEats.ie: This Irish website is a great place to look for tips on budget foods, shopping well and much more.
- Frugal Cooking: Here you'll find recipes and tips for cooking food that's not only healthy and tasty, but inexpensive as well.
- The Cheap Gourmet: For those who want to eat the best but don't want to pay outrageous prices, this blog can be a great place to find recipes and suggestions.
- Almost Frugal Food: From gadgets that can help you cook more cheaply to recipes that look and taste expensive without the painful price tag, this blog has loads to offer frugal foodies.
- $5 Dinners: Learn how to stretch your dollars further with these ideas for dinner that are on the cheap side but don't sacrifice taste.
- Frugal Connoisseur: Check out this blog that will give you the lowdown on frugal foods from wine and beer to chocolate and cheese.
- Budget Gourmet Kitchen: This blogger explains ways that you can use items from your own garden, seasonal veggies and more to create indulgent, delicious items. Best of all, you won't go broke doing it.
- Make It from Scratch: Shun those processed foods and learn to make just about anything from scratch from this blog with everything from wonderful recipes to baby products.
- Foodie on a Budget: Part of the website Chow, this blog is home to loads of articles and tips that can help you eat well.
- The Budget Foodie: Learn to do gourmet for less from this blog that provides grocery shopping tips, cool frugal products and yummy recipes.
- The Laid Off Gourmet: Feeling the pinch because you're between jobs? You're not the only one. This blogger helps you keep up with your taste for well-made foods while keeping your spending in check.
- Choosy Beggars: These bloggers show that just because you're short on funds doesn't mean you have to just take any old food that comes your way. Check out the site for tons of great recipes that won't set you back a ton.
Frugal Cooks
These cooks show you some simple ways to create high end meals and low end costs.
- Sanaa Cooks: This Mediterranean chef shares her recipes, many of which are vegan or gluten free, and none of which will cost you a fortune to make.
- Dude, Where's the Stove?: With posts that provide dollar recipes, this blogger and foodie's site is a great resource for finding good food for less. Some recipes even include cost information so you'll know just what you're getting into when cooking.
- The 99 Cent Chef: This blogger cooks and finds meals that costs, you guessed it, 99 cents. For those who are looking for alternatives to those packages of ramen, this site can be a great inspiration.
- Too Many Chefs: This frugal chef will help you learn to follow the old adage "waste not, want not." You'll find tips to help you cut your spending while still filling your belly.
- Chronicles of a Curious Cook: Here you'll find an assortment of creative ideas to create a wide range of meals all on a tight budget.
- The Guerilla Gourmet: Bloggers and food enthusiasts Eric and Tiffany show readers how to make awesome food at radically cheap prices.
Budget Recipes
Check out these blogs for great recipes that won't bust your budget.
- Food Revolution: Get a wide selection of recipes on this site from desserts to main courses, many of which have detailed cost information to help you know how much you'll need to budget to make them.
- Easy Cheap Recipes: The title of this blog lays it out. Readers will find recipes that are good, simple and frugal.
- I Think I Have a Recipe for That: This blogger is trying to stick to a budget of $70 a week for two. Check out the site for tasty recipes and tips.
- Frugal Recipes: With recipes that have been created or tweaked to be more affordable, this blog can will help you learn to make simple things for less.
- Cheap Cooking.com: Check out this site for cheap recipes designed for the family as well as tips for saving big at the grocery store.
- CheapRecipes: Need to save money because times are tough for you? These recipes are designed to do just that.
- Burgers Today: Have a craving for a delicious burger but can't deal with the cost of eating out? This site is full of recipes for the best burgers that you can make from your own home.
- One Frugal Foodie: This blogger believes that eating well shouldn't be expensive and offers loads of recipes that are both delicious and reasonably priced.
- The Economical Epicurean: Foodies can find recipes in this blog that will meet their needs for the finer foods without requiring an expansive wallet.
- The Haute Kitchen: Enjoy the haute cuisine recipes in this blog, many of which use affordable, seasonable ingredients.
- Eat Food Not Money Cookbook: The recipes on this blog are designed to help you eat like a king without the royal budget. Best of all, you'll get price listings for all the posts.
- Ginger Lemon Girl: Love southern cooking? Can't have gluten? This blog is perfect for you then, with loads of frugal and yummy recipes.
Family Cooking
These blogs will provide great advice on cooking cheap and healthy food for a whole family, not just yourself.
- Frugal Homekeeping: This mom provides her favorite recipes and ideas for eating well on a budget.
- Cheap Family Meals: Feeding a family on a budget can be a struggle sometimes, especially if you want them to eat well. Recipes found here can help make it a little easier.
- Frugal Feasts: Between the two of them, these moms have 13 kids, and feeding them well is no easy feat. Check out the site for tips and recipes.
- Cheap Cookin' Mama: This mom shares her tips for cutting costs on healthy meals for her kids.
- Frugal Family Foodies: Here you'll find recipes and ideas for meals for a family that are made with seasonal, fresh ingredients.
- Frantic Home Cook: You feeling frantic? Trying to quickly get a meal together for the family? This site is full of last minute recipes that are fancy, tasty and frugal.
- The Daily Dish: Check out this site for family friendly recipes that won't leave your wallet empty.
- Makeshift Meals: Ever had to make due with cooking what's around the house? This blog is the perfect place to find delicious recipes for those last minute meals when you just don't have time to make it to the store.
- Save a Dime in '09: This practical mom of two shares her secrets for keeping things frugal, planning meals, and making healthy food.
- Prudence Pennywise: Billed as "scandalously good food on a budget" with the purpose of sharing ideas of how to feed a family of 4 on less than $100 a week.
Student Eating
Just because you're a student without much money doesn't mean you can't eat well. Check out these blogs for tips and suggestions.
- Gourmet on a Grant: This student loves good food and drink but has a limited budget. Posts on his blog provide ideas on ways to eat well even if you don't have a ton of resources.
- The Frugal Gourmand: This blog is full of recommendations of ways that those in college and beyond can eat cheaply, with the majority of posts focusing on those guilty pleasures like fast food.
- The Starving Student: Just because you're a student doesn't mean you're stuck eating pre-packaged foods. This blogger details ways to eat healthy while staying under budget.
- HungryGrad: This grad student is trying to eat well on a shoestring budget, providing reviews and recipes to aid other students in the same boat.
- Beyond Baked Beans: This blog offers some great, cheap alternatives to crappy, pre-packaged foods common with college students.
- Cheap Eats: Sometimes cost means more than quality, and for those days, this blog can provide essential advice. You'll find reviews of the cheapest eats out there.
Veggies and Vegans
Here you'll learn how to cook frugal and delicious food, without harming any animals in the process.
- Dinner's Ready: These vegan bloggers share some delicious and healthy recipes on their blog.
- Vegetarian Frugal Housewife: Check out this blog to get tips from this vegetarian blogger on cooking well, saving money and much more.
- Vegan Diva's Blog: From suggestions when eating out to ideas for great homemade meals, you'll find it all on this vegan blog.
- Frugal Veggie Mama: This mom and fitness instructor shares her suggestions for ways to eat healthy and vegetarian while being frugal.
- Vegetarian on the Cheap: Here you'll find tips for eating right and sticking to your budget.
- Vegan on the Cheap: Being a vegan doesn't have to spell doom for your budget as this blogger suggests.
- Veganbot: From other kinds of pasta to try to vegan options from the grocery store, this blog offers a range of budget vegan options.
Stretching It
These bloggers are all about helping you make your gourmet meals go further.
- Reactive Cooking: This blog is all about avoiding food waste, with recipes that help you to use up the ingredients in your kitchen.
- The Leftover Queen: Learn to make the most of your leftovers with a little help from this blog.
- Love Food Hate Waste: When you're on a budget, wasting food is simply not an option. This blog will help you cook great meals that reduce your food waste.
- Leftover Lovers: Check out this blog to learn how to use those leftovers to make another great meal.
- 30 Day Cafe: Cooking ahead and freezing food can be a great way to eat well without wasting food or spending hours cooking after a long day at work. Learn more from this site.
- Real Life Food Storage: This blogger tries to cook with items that can be stored over the long term, like beans, rice and oats. These foods can be tasty but are also some of the cheapest you can buy.
- Leftover Grub: Learn ways you can combine last night's gourmet meal into a myriad of other dishes to make food the gift that just keeps giving.
- The Frugal Cook: From spending less on food to making the most of the meals you cook, this blogger is all about helping you stretch your food budget.
Grocery Shopping
One way to save money on cooking is by getting the best deals on the food at the grocery store. These blogs are full of tips and tricks to help you get more for less.
- Best Bites Blog: While some of the posts on this blog focus on eating out, many tell you just where to shop and what to buy to build frugal meals.
- 30 Bucks a Week: Could you get by on 30 dollars a week for food? See what this blogger spends her money on while still eating well.
- Money Saving Mom: Learn how to make the most from your grocery budget from this savings centered mom.
- Cheap-o's Story: Follow the tips of this blogger to learn how to make coupons, sales and deals your friends.
- Consumer Queen: Check out this blog to learn about ways you can get food and other products for free or cheap.
- The $200 Mission: Think you could feed your family on only $200 a month? This mom shows you just how she's doing it, day by day.
- The Centsible Sawyer: This mom provides tips and suggestions for how to save big on food and everything else.
- Cheap Grocery Blog: Visit this blog regularly to find out what you can get cheaply.
Frugal and More
While sections of these blogs are dedicated to frugal foods, they offer much more than just tips on saving on eating.
- Get Rich Slowly: Check out this popular blog to discover ways to save on meals as well as loads of other expenses.
- SlashFood Frugal: This blog is all about foods, check out the section that focuses on frugality to get articles and ideas all about saving on sustenance.
- The Nourishing Gourmet: Here you'll find the frugal focused section of this food blog, containing numerous recipes.
- Survival Tips for the Working Poor: If you're not making much and need some advice on saving on food, check out this blog.
- Why Pay More?: Really, why would you? This blog shares tips on how you can save on just about everything, including food.
- Frugal for Life: With tips on using, spending and wasting less, this blog can help you bring your spending on food into check.
- Frugal Granola: This mom shares her tips on living frugally, including preparing meals for less and reducing food waste.
- Our Frugal Experiment: This blog is home to tons of tips on saving money on everything from face soap to homemade orange julius.
- Thrifty Hearts: Dedicated to helping families around the world eat better for less, this blog is full of freebies, meals that go further and much more.
- Notes from the Frugal Trenches: Follow this blogger as she attempts to scale back on her spending and live a more frugal life, eating and grocery shopping included.
Healthy and Green
Cutting back on spending doesn't mean sacrificing a commitment to green, organic or health foods. These bloggers show you how to spend less and stay healthy.
- Sustainable Pantry: With simple recipes that are good for you and make use of pantry staples, this blog can help you eat well while making the most of every grocery dollar.
- Cheap Healthy Good: Here you'll find articles and recipes that quite simply, fit the title of the blog to a tee.
- Budget Health Nut: Make healthy choices without worrying about the cost with a little assistance from this blog.
- Frugal Health Choices: Learn how to make healthy choices for your life even if you're on a budget that doesn't leave a lot of room for extras from this blog.
- The Thrifty Oreganic: You don't have to eat pesticide-filled food just because you don't have a load of cash. This blogger explains how to eat fresh for less.
- BeanPlate: This blog is dedicated to helping readers eat well when money is tight, with recipes taken from depression era cookbooks updated to modern tastes and much more.
- Frugal Luxuries Food: With tips on living simply, saving money and more this blog is an ideal place to find recipes using seasonal and fresh ingredients.
Beer and Wine
These blogs are all about helping you stretch your booze budget further, recommending great wines and directing you towards bargain beers.
- Credit Crunch Drinking: Want to drink on a dime? This blog can explain the best bets for drinking just about anything while staying on a tight budget.
- Budget Vino: Here you can find some great wine advice on brands that are tasty without being expensive.
- Good Wine Under $20: Don't break the bank on good wine. This blog can point you towards great wines that are cheap enough for any budget.
- CheapWineRatings: Get rankings for value wines on this blog, so you can drink better wine for less cash.
- the frugal oenophile's wine of the week: Check out this blog for updates on great wine deals posted each week.
- Homemade Wine Making: Want to try making your own wine? This site can help you get started or answer your questions.
- The Naked Vine: If you don't know much about wine and don't plan on spending a fortune on expensive vintages, this blog can point you in the right direction.
These bloggers deal with a variety of cheap eating topics from eating out to foods for the adventurous.
- The Cheap Ethnic Eatz Blog: If you love ethnic foods but don't have unlimited funds, you can check out this blog centered around Montreal.
- GrubGirl: Explore LA through budget eating with this helpful blog as a guide.
- The Frugal Foodie: This grad student offers suggestions on where you can eat out that won't cost you an arm and a leg when you're in Silicon Valley.
- La Gourmonde Modeste: If you can read French, this blog is an ideal visit for tips on saving big while eating well.
- How to Eat Cheap: This site is more tongue-in-cheek than serious, but it can provide some amusing tips on how to cut back on your eating costs.
- me hungry!: Follow this couple around as they taste the great frugal food offerings around New York.
- The Ironic Mullet: Want to pursue some interesting but still frugal cooking avenues? Try out this blog, with ideas on cooking everything from octopus to frittatas


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* This filmography is not intended to be a comprehensive list of this artist's work. Instead it reflects the films this person has been involved with that have been reviewed on this site.
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Category: IPODS
ABC's Bill Neil was granted unrestricted access to the assembly line where Apple's iPhones and iPads are made. His 15 minute report featured on Nightline has been uploaded to YouTube and documents a stark contrast between dehumanising repetition, stringent working conditions and a bleak way of life.
Neil's visit was the "very first time any reporter from any country has been allowed to see [Apple's assembly line.]" He claims the assembly line was previously off limits because witnessing it might deter customers from buying Apple products.
"I don't know about you but when I'm enjoying a delicious steak, knowing where it came from changes the experience."
Upon entering the assembly lines where iPads and iPhones are born, he is obliged to put on a static proof suit and have numerous air showers to ensure no dust perverts production lines.
The production line itself appears clinical and emotionless. The workers are "young-but not 13 or 14," with 17 and 18 seeming to be the popular age. He notes "no one looked over 30."
Neil also expected to see more automated robots building "the world's most popular objects of desire," but was confronted with a myriad of people performing the same repetitive tasks, often thousands of times.
"They're mostly made by hand after hand after hand." It takes 325 sets of hands 5 days to make a single iPad.

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Assembly worker Shao Ying sits at the end of the production line and carves the aluminium burrs of 3,000 iPads every shift. A supervisor might give the occasional order, but on her production line it's a "fembot" voice uttering "OK" a few thousand times a shift. Neil asks Ying, a mother of two, what she thinks about as she undergoes the repetitious task.
"A lot of the time I think about how tired I am. I think about resting."
Per every 12 hour shift, the employees get two breaks and may spare some of the time for a small nap at their work stations. The Chinese supervisor insists they're undergoing a post-meal ritual rather than giving into exhaustion.
After their shifts many of them retire to a small dorm—no bigger than a double garage—which they share with 7 other employees.
There's an internet cafe, a soccer field, various studies and counsellors, but most of them are there for the US$2 an hour salary. The lack of employment opportunities in China sees 300,000 people line up at a Foxconn recruitment day in which 80% of them are hired.
Some naïve applicants are confronted with a reality harder than expected. More than 9 Foxconn workers have committed suicide by jumping off the Foxconn building, motivating the company to install nets right around it.
"If you ever visit the Foxconn Factory in China Shezhen you cannot miss the nets…and it's hard to get them out of your mind when you leave," Neil says.
Since, The Guardian reports Apple has paid $250,000 to join the FLA who will perform the first external audit of the facility and its working conditions. Despite Apple flipping the bill, the association doubts the integrity of the investigation will be compromised.
Neil asks Foxconn executive Louis Woo what if Apple was motivated 'out of the goodness of their hearts' to pay everyone who touches an iPad double?
"Why not? That would be good for the employees, right, and very good for China, and good for us because we would have more stable workers who would love to work for our company because they would get paid more than anyone else."
The video has been on YouTube for just 2 days, but has already been viewed over 100,000 times.
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I have featured pics of Skinned Seals before (after they've been killed)
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Seal clubbing is very common for hunters in Canada. There are even laws that specify how seals can be killed.
Federal laws in Canada give a sealer three ways to kill a seal.
By law, you have to keep clubbing the seal in the forehead until you know for sure that it's dead. Sealers are supposed to "palpate" a pup's skull after they've clubbed it, to feel the caved-in bone beneath the skin and blubber. Or they can perform the "blink reflex" test, which consists of touching the seal's eyeball—if it blinks, you've got to club it again. (Few sealers actually perform these tests, though; some say they can feel the skull collapse as they make contact with their clubs.)
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Great new article over at ANOMALY magazine featuring an interview with conspiracy researcher Kenn Thomas. Check it out! Kenn Thomas Interviewed by Gaelle Deswaef of Karmapolis. 1 – FEMA detention camps have been subjected to a lot of writing and speculation during these last years in United States. Videos, images and detailed descriptions of these camps are available on the net. It is difficult to source the origin of these descriptions. Do they really exist? What are their final purpose? Activists in parapolitical studies – let's call them "conspiranistas" – come up with these identifications to underscore the idea that America still has disaster areas that suffer from federal emergency mismanagement. As Randy Newman sings, "free to live in a cage in East St. Louis and the south side of Chicago," with the … Read entire article »
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Netherlands loss opens door for CanadaOTTAWA – Canada can advance to the FIVB World League men's volleyball finals on Sunday with a victory over Japan in its final preliminary round match.
The Netherlands had an opportunity to clinch Group C and a berth to the finals on Saturday in its final match but was upset by Finland 25-19, 26-24, 20-25, 25-20. Heading into Sunday, the Dutch (7-3) are first in the group with 22 points and Canada (7-2) follow at 21. Only the first place team advances.
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Skip to comments.Pastor supporting Trayvon Martin defends church sign calling Zimmerman jury racist
Posted on 07/15/2013 3:55:31 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
This message was put on the sign at New Era Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama, on Sunday, July 14, 2013.
The flip side of the sign refers to a 1983 rape case for which the three black assailants are still serving time in prison.
BIRMINGHAM, Alabama - New Era Baptist Church Pastor Michael R. Jordan has expressed his outrage over the George Zimmerman not guilty verdict with a bold statement on the church sign.
On one side of the sign it says, George Zimmerman jury supported white racism.
On the other, he posted a reference to the 1983 Baby Doe's rape case in Birmingham:
"Rape a white woman and you will die in prison," the sign says.
To Jordan, it sums up inequities in the U.S. judicial system.
"I put them up yesterday after church," Jordan said. "Im crushed by that racist verdict down in Florida. You can kill an African American and you will walk down in Florida."
Hundreds of people marched in Birmingham today to protest the verdict. Martin's parents came to Birmingham to take part in a march May 3, 2012, when Birmingham made Trayvon Martin an honorary citizen.
Jordan said the not guilty verdict for Zimmerman, the neighborhood watch captain who followed Trayvon Martin, 17, as he walked through a gated neighborhood after buying Skittles and tea at a nearby convenience store, was unjust.
"With the evidence, theres no way they could say it was anything but racism by George Zimmerman," Jordan said.....
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Works for me.
Also any other color woman.
>> "With the evidence, theres no way they could say it was anything but racism by George Zimmerman,"
Does this "pastor" just string words together for effect? Or does he have any clue what words and phrases like "evidence", "racism", "no way", "anything but" actually *mean*?
I bet his sermons have sort of an Alice in Wonderland flavor to them.
Apparently the "Reverend" is unaware the FBI beat the hell outta this case and could find no racism.
Wish I had a link.
The devil's church.
Pretend a black woman was Raped....become a famous MSLSD talk show host like Revrunt Al Sharptongue!
The biggest mistake our founding fathers made was not abolishing slavery in 1776...Biggest mistake EVER.
Yeah,I have comments but they're X rated.
ahahahaha OH MY!!
Put down the Skittles and put your HANDS in the AIR!!
I suspect the "artist" was serious....but I found it utterly side splitting
Many Thanks... from This Macabre Crumpet of Caucasion Ethnicity.
I'm still waiting for the outrage from the MSM and the black community regarding the murders of white people by blacks on an almost daily basis.
For instance how about the recent beating death of the Iraq war veteran by 4 black yutes here in Atlanta, who after beating him unconcsious left him in the road where he was run over by a car . . . or the mother who was walking her baby in a stroller in Savannah and some black punk yute demanded money, didn't get what he wanted so he shot the baby in the face . . . many more stories but they just don't think it fits their agenda so any news on events such as these are pretty much "crickets"!
Birmingham (V3 rolls her eyes). Oh puh-lease.
If not Alice, then Rev. Jeremiah ..
You can't hold a conversation with a lunatic.
Those little punks were younger than Trayvon. Why are black "BABIES" KILLING WHITE (REAL) BABIES?
My, my, that racist cop must be at least 8 feet tall since Martin was 5'11". LOL
Baby Trayvon? He was 3.
Do you know of any website devoted specifically to black crimes against non-blacks?
The Skittles Trayvon bought were, most likely, to be used in a drug cocktail called "lean." It is a mixture of codeine, Skittles and soda pop. He walked a mile in pouring rain to get the Skittles. He had been using "lean" since June 2011, according to his Facebook page. Lean produces similar affects as PCP.
every black who prejudeged this case, and thinks the verdict is wrong, in light of the evidence, witnesses and testimonies, is racist.
rape should be a capital crime.
i also believe lying and framing someone for a capital crime, should be a capital crime, too.
to get the pic right trayvon should be 6 feet tall, pounding on the guy while straddling him on the ground...
the only hoodie being worn was on trayvon, too, fyi...
The IRS will review the tax expempt status of this "church" in 3....2...1....(crickets chirping)
Trayvon was not African American. He was American.
Yeah but it doesn't count if the Black woman was raped by Black men. Just like Blacks murdering other Blacks it's a non issue.
What comment is necessary???? You said it all, brother.
This man has the spirit of the devil inside of him. He must repent and rid himself of his hatred for Gods children.
I think the country as a whole is immune to the racist charge anymore. Its been overplayed and over done for years. Problem, I have a feeling that those who are being called racist will also reach a tipping point.
What I like about this artist is that he subtle, not over the top at all. /s
New Era Baptist "Church" fails in its attempt to be taken seriously by reasonable, rational people without a racial axe to grind. It is looking more and more like the Jeremiah Wrights are the rule and not the exception. I hope that I am wrong about this.
He probably has a congregation of 9 — and now it is down to 8.
Jordan has made news before with his controversial signs. In 2008 he posted a sign saying, "Warning: Crack cocaine is sold on this street,"
The roster of Defamation defendants is getting longer by the day.
Yeah, it's apparent that any group can call themselves a church today and anyone can call themselves a pastor.
I'm beginning to suspect my dog is racist. I'm sure about the cat.
Try this: whitegirlbleedalot.com
Thanks. We need to collect data on the way that the rights of white people are being violated. It has become very clear that there are many in positions of power whether in the government or media who think nothing of throwing us to the wolves.
Thanks, I am adding this to my list of websites.
There are a few more sites that catalogue these murders and other crimes.
Does he deny Trayvon put the beat down on George Zimmerman? Do these people - supposedly men of God - not know how God feels about those who "sow/spread discord among brethren"? (hint...God HATES it. Proverbs 6:19)
So much artistic talent wasted on third rate propaganda.
That church is filthy.
Dem FBI is a buncha Mormon and Catholic crackas anyhow, whadda dey know?
No comment needed. No speculation needed. The MSM, like our president (and all democrats) hate America and want to use special interest groups as a wedge issue to acquire and maintain their own power. The behavior you are decrying is actually what one should expect from such people. Complaining about the MSM's coverage of racial issues is like a 1930's era European complaining that Dr. Goebbels "keeps putting out all this anti-Jewish propaganda".
Do a Street view @Goggle on '5 Cotton Ave. Birmingham, AL 35211'. This area looks a lot like South Africa....destitute and hopeless, the fingerprints of Cultural Marxism.
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|Release Date: 12/07/12
BLM Colorado Continues to Investigate Wild Horse Deaths - No Additional Deaths Reported, Condition of Animals Improving
Cañon City, Colo. – The Bureau of Land Management continues to investigate the deaths of 19 wild horses at its Cañon City Wild Horse Inmate Program facility.
To date, 19 horses have died and 9 other horses have shown some signs of a neurologic problem causing weakness, incoordination or seizures. No animals have died since Dec. 4 and no new cases have been reported since Dec. 5.
Several horses that exhibited symptoms earlier in the week have shown marked improvement and now appear to be recovering. With just over 2,000 horses and 400 burros at the facility, the illness remains confined to just one pen containing 110 horses.
Although the exact cause of the problem remains unknown, the BLM is still working with local, state and federal veterinarians as well as pathologists at Colorado State University to diagnose the illness. Six animals have been autopsied, but so far, the general results of those examinations have been inconclusive. Samples taken from animals at the facility and from those animals autopsied are still being examined. The pattern of the cases so far suggests it is not an infectious or contagious disease, but that possibility along with the possibility that weeds or other toxins may have been accidently ingested along with hay are being investigated. Laboratory testing is expected to continue through next week when the BLM and animal health officials will revisit the situation and decide the best course of action to protect the health and well-being of the wild horses and burros.
The BLM will release additional information as it becomes available.
The BLM manages more than 245 million acres of public land, the most of any Federal agency. This land, known as the National System of Public Lands, is primarily located in 12 Western states, including Alaska. The BLM also administers 700 million acres of sub-surface mineral estate throughout the nation. The BLM's mission is to sustain the health, diversity, and productivity of Americas public lands for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations. In Fiscal Year 2015, the BLM generated $4.1 billion in receipts from activities occurring on public lands.
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|Last updated: 12-08-2012
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