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We were considering buying a house and the economy seemed shaky, so it was a good time to tighten our belts, she said. We would live on $72 worth of food a week, she explained, about the same amount a family of two in California would get in food stamps.

I just learned the first rule of blogging. Always save the prose before you insert the photos. Dumb me. Take 2: I am happy to say that before I joined Flickr I was websurfing one day and happened upon Lolo's blog, Vegan Yum Yum. What a fun site- Lolo is a vegan cook turning author, animal lover,...

The Senate today added payments for seniors and disabled veterans to an economic stimulus package approved by the House that would send checks to most American families, then overwhelmingly approved the $151 billion shot in the arm to the U.S. economy, 81-16. The House is scheduled to give final approval to the legislation tonight and send the plan to President Bush for his signature, ensuring that checks will begin reaching families by mid-May.

Diets high in protein may be the best way to keep hunger in check, U.S. researchers said on Thursday in a study that offers insight into how diets work. They found that protein does the best job at keeping a hunger hormone in check, while carbohydra...

Trader Joe's has begun phasing out some products from China. The discount natural-foods retailer has discontinued single-ingredient items from mainland China but will continue to carry products that have an ingredient from China in their makeup. Affected products include edamame, or fresh green soybeans, and others. Advertisement "Safety is of utmost importance to Trader Joe's," spokeswoman Alison Mochizuki said in a statement. "We are diligent in making sure that all our products sold in our stores meet if not exceed USDA and FDA guidelines. We feel confident that all of our products from China meet the same high quality standards that we set for all of our products. However, our customers have voiced their concerns about products from this region, and we have listened."