But she may well be stirring the pot for the sake of stirring the pot -- and ensuring her name gets back in the national mix.
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Jenni "JWoww" Farley is stirring the pot — big time.
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But it's not something that I'm stirring the pot on.
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However, one candidate is stirring the pot and making things interesting.
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"Stirring the pot unnecessarily doesn't help business whatsoever," Mr. Kornei said.
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I expect to see her stirring the pot in many more!
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"I heard Stephanie Pratt is sort of stirring the pot," Cavallari said.
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Is she just back because her brother Jakob is stirring the pot?
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It plays into stirring the pot and tapping into the worst in people.
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Anchors like Tucker Carlson and Sean Hannity led the way, stirring the pot.
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"He's stirring the pot, just like he promised during the campaign," he said.
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The Verge's Why'd You Push That Button podcast is all about stirring the pot.
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These people do not like that I am stirring the pot so to speak.
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But Ashley doesn't appear to a cast member who strays away from stirring the pot.
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"The ring's right there, it's a bit of a giveaway," Corden says, stirring the pot.
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It's a house party on Thursday when your money planet, Mercury, starts stirring the pot.
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"We think Stephen is just stirring the pot, trying to get our proverbial goat," he said.
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He thrived on Yemen's tribal conflicts, setting enemies against each other and expertly stirring the pot.
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It doesn't go over well with Tristan either, who gets upset with Kim for stirring the pot.
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BAIER: And the other thing, Chuck, is he&aposs stirring the pot before leaving for the summit.
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People are irate and balkanized, and provocateurs, itching to make them more so, keep stirring the pot.
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"I had no intentions of stirring the pot," she says, referring to the reactions on social media.
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She was known as the contestant constantly stirring the pot and as notoriously difficult to work with.
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YouTubers will directly DM more influential accounts to set the record straight, often stirring the pot even more.
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That particular character created simply for the purposes of stirring the pot and rubbing viewers the wrong way.
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Parks is among one of the most memorable cast members, given her knack for sneakily stirring the pot.
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Yes, North Korea is stirring the pot, but this president is not being asked to consider any serious action.
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Awakening terror and stirring the pot of melancholy are recurring themes in many of the best paintings in this retrospective.
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Foggy Neptune is stirring the pot now, making it harder to see what direction you're heading, and what you believe.
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Bannon is stirring the pot: "Steve looks at Silicon Valley and says, 'Today, corporate power is centered there,'" the ally said.
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There's so many different dynamics and so many different fights that are going on and people that are stirring the pot.
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You're not known for being confrontational—quite the opposite, in fact—but you may be stirring the pot this week, Libra.
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Here, the author is far more interested in the way adults recapitulate teenage behaviors, fretting and sniping and stirring the pot.
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Surprisingly, helicopter mom Barbara isn't the one stirring the pot; this time, it's actually Peter's baby brother Jack spilling the tea.
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Between libel and copyright laws and a fear of stirring the pot, we tend to do political humor that's very chummy.
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If there was a single actor, it seems stirring the pot was the main goal — not astroturfing results for either side.
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We're not stirring the pot as much as it's a Friday afternoon and we're ripe for a mug of piping hot tea.
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Or maybe he opted to avoid stirring the pot on behalf of a relationship that might turn out to be short-term.
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I fear that no matter how gently I communicate my feelings, I'll be stirring the pot, and that never ever ends well.
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To compound matters, the man stirring the pot most vigorously has been trying for decades to become a team owner, without success.
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So here's a heartfelt thank you to the quiet queen of pop for stirring the pot and blessing us with a few hours of distraction.
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At this point, the other guys were starting to pick up on Lee's relentless dedication to stirring the pot, and they weren't pleased about it.
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Colorful and unconventional figures like Steve Bannon and Kellyanne Conway, who are as comfortable as the President is with stirring the pot, were brought in.
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The moon was thoughtful enough to wait until our holiday weekend ended to start stirring the pot, which it inarguably did starting at 10:20 a.m.
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"The last big sister fight, Kourtney was calling me the meddler and that I'm stirring the pot and that I'm always in the middle," she says.
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However, the latest drama in Kardashian's personal life has nothing to do with the NBA star — it's actually Caitlyn Jenner stirring the pot this time around.
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He doubles down and what he was doing tonight not only was gratuitously taking a slap at Hillary Clinton as a woman but also stirring the pot.
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Here Russia was actively involved in stirring the pot, but the posters themselves were neither bots nor trolls, but activists who adopted the issue as their own.
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But she also appears to be stirring the pot on Twitter in a way that is intended to grab Mr. Trump's attention and stay in the news.
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It's no doubt that his jabs at athletes help keep him in the zeitgeist, while arguably only further stirring the pot of racial division in this nation.
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" Next to him, Kelly Clarkson gave a little more insight, adding, "You have to know, y'all: Blake just loves stirring the pot—even if there's nothing to stir!
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Worth trying is an apple tart made with applesauce custard: "Stirring the Pot With Benjamin Franklin: A Founding Father's Culinary Adventures" by Rae Katherine Eighmey (Smithsonian Books, $21.95).
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For someone who acts like he doesn't care about the viewer's opinion at all, he sure is committing a lot of time and energy to unnecessarily stirring the pot.
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I have found that the best way to do it is to make it in the oven, which relieves me of an hour of checking and stirring the pot.
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Soon after he met Petraeus, Trump sources said that the President-elect would sit down with Romney for dinner on Tuesday night — stirring the pot of speculation a little more.
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That kind of thoughtful exploration and illumination is desperately needed, but Trumped is simply too rushed — and too disinterested in actually stirring the pot — to add anything to the conversation.
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All the while, Omarosa sits on the sideline stirring the pot as usual, asking the guys to speak up so she can hear the deal and "protect" herself from it.
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If you protest and let your anger be known, you risk being called purveyors of hate or "outside agitators," and being accused of hardening racial divisions or stirring the pot.
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After eight seasons of stirring the pot as a recurring guest on The Real Housewives of New Jersey, Kim "Kim D" DePaola made her first appearance on the reunion this year.
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"America's Next Top Model" winner Eva Marcille has a real chance of joining next season's cast of 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' because she's already stirring the pot with a few cameos.
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Each time, in the Senate, the proposals were defeated by a triad of Republican senators: moderates Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski, and John McCain, who seems to just like stirring the pot.
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It's been just over two weeks since Tyra Banks reclaimed her position at the head of America's Next Top Model's judging panel, but the 221-year-old is already stirring the pot.
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More likely is a hedge fund activist stirring the pot and making public complaints about the company, which could focus on still-thorny issues such as Dorsey's second CEO job at Square.
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"It should be 'police shoots citizen who resisted arrest or had a gun,' but it's usually portrayed as 'white police officer shoots black male' and that's stirring the pot," Mr. Griffin said.
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She let King Edmonds know she was still angry during a cast outing to famed drag brunch spot Hamburger Mary's, accusing the former model of "stirring the pot" and trying to set her up.
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As the head of roughly 40 members in the Caucus, Meadows has had incredible leverage over any kind of Republican decision in the House, and it's looking like he isn't done stirring the pot.
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Janet Jackson's call to police over the weekend and the stories that followed are connected to her custody trial with Wissam Al Mana, but she's not the one stirring the pot ... according to our sources.
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All we know is that Lohan is poised to become the next doyenne of reality TV drama, following in the footsteps of Lisa Vanderpump as a matriarchal boss both cracking the whip and stirring the pot.
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I know that if staff have a meeting with management and they're asked for input, they're unlikely to speak up – for fear of being seen as a troublemaker, stirring the pot or asking a seemingly obvious question.
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Last year, his rediscovered sunken "treasures" in Venice — 189 artworks and artifacts, purported to be the possessions of a second-century collector and produced in editions of three — netted over $330 million, stirring the pot for dissent.
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But even Democrats from Trump country said there's plenty of value in having a figure like Waters stirring the pot and keeping the pressure on the president — as long as the economic message isn't overshadowed in the process.
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Critics of President Trump have argued that he is partly to blame for recent acts of violence because he has been stirring the pot of nationalism, on Twitter and at his rallies, charges that Mr. Trump has denied.
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However, Fed officials lately have been stirring the pot with more hawkish talk, even though the minutes from the July Federal Open Market Committee meeting indicate that the prevailing sentiment is to wait until inflation heats up before moving.
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All the while, Lisa Rinna was repeatedly chiming in to a conversation that had nothing to do with her — stirring the pot, offering her unsolicited, unhelpful counseling to the women ("Listen with your heart"), and making laughably hypocritical remarks.
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And while I stood in my kitchen with one hand stirring the pot and one hand on my hip, I thought of how Puerto Rico, a country already steps behind, is going to have to start from scratch…again.
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A vocal critic of NAFTA, Trump has already begun stirring the pot by saying Canada has been treating the US "unfairly," and he plans on taxing Canada up to 20 percent for softwood lumber coming out of the country.
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You risk drawing additional participants, not just genuine participants, but you attract people who enjoy controversy or just want to stir the pot for the sake of stirring the pot, and so journalists were in this moment—they recognized that risk.
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No one wants to sit there and feel useless so even if it's like slicing up a cucumber or putting the crackers on a cheese plate or stirring the pot so it doesn't burn, it's actually really helpful and it brings everyone together.
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"She was sad and I'm honoring her," Trixie explained, then tore off the offending portion, perhaps realizing a joke from Thorgy — who deserves special commendation for stirring the pot from off-site; that's reach — may not be the best sword to fall on.
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The former White House adviser with a razor-sharp tongue and a knack for stirring the pot has always been a force to be reckoned with -- ever since she first burnished her image during the inaugural season of NBC's "The Apprentice" back in 2004.
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A group of unknown hackers had planted them inside a broadcast and a series of tweets in a sophisticated disinformation campaign that seemed to be aimed at stirring the pot in the Persian Gulf, where tensions between Saudi Arabia and Qatar had been running high for months.
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As invaluable as he has been to the Republican Party, as Pied Piper and lightning rod, diversion and screen, the president is too self-obsessed, too ignorant, and too disinterested in the workings of government to be anything more than a rude kochleffel, the spoon endlessly stirring the pot.
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"It was very interesting to see this guy [Donald Trump] — this narcissistic, self-focused, constantly-stirring-the-pot kind of guy — against this incredible, qualified woman [Hillary Clinton], and at the same time be playing Billie Jean, with Steve [Carell] playing Bobby Riggs," Stone told Out magazine in an interview for their August issue.
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And you heard some of this from Senator Graham in your earlier interview, where the idea is that you have to be quite clear with President Putin that the United States sees him as an antagonist and someone who&aposs stirring the pot and indirectly supporting Iran&aposs support of terrorist organizations throughout the Middle East.
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Until he began stirring the pot in Ukraine, Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiGiuliani calls Trump to say he was joking about 'insurance policy' Bloomberg bets 2020 campaign on unprecedented strategy Giuliani pursued financial deals in Ukraine while seeking probes for Trump: reports MORE was admired as a crime-busting federal prosecutor and "America's Mayor" after the 9/11 attacks.
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"We began shooting in the spring of 2016, when there was still a lot of hope in the air, and it was very interesting to see this guy—this narcissistic, self-focused, constantly-stirring-the-pot kind of guy—against this incredible, qualified woman, and at the same time be playing Billie Jean, with Steve [Carell] playing Bobby Riggs," Stone said.
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"Domodah" is also used by all Senegambians borrowed from the Mandinka language.—a peanut-butter stew served with rice;James McCann. Stirring the Pot: A History of African Cuisine, p. 132. Ohio University Press, 2009. .
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There seems to be a third party stirring the pot, campaigning in a relentlessly successful battle with the computer minds that keep this "brave new world" in balance. Agendas beyond the ken of their protagonists begin to come into play, and an epic battle between the Four- and the Five-toed is looming.
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Also in 2012, Whitten embarked on a hunger strike on the steps of City Hall"Cameron Whitten keeps stirring the pot on housing justice". Street Roots, July 11, 2012. to protest the housing crisis in Portland, and to demand immediate action from city leaders."Cameron Whitten Enters Day 29 of Hunger Strike for Housing Justice".
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Later, he confronts Thomas about what happened, and though he is hesitant, eventually agrees to be friends. After that, the two of them are often seen in one another's company. Their increased companionship is suggested by showing Jimmy often with a cigarette. In Series Four, Jimmy is something of an antagonist, stirring the pot for amusement and to get at Alfred, his professional rival.
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During a day on a boat, tensions collide leaving Cynthia and Porsha having physical altercation after the two have bumps in their personal relationships. The ladies take an all cast trip to Miami, along with Cynthia's friend Tammy McCall who clashes with Shereé over the past. During the trip Kim is left feeling uncomfortable and Kenya is accused for stirring the pot. Porsha pursues a new man and 2 of the ladies return to Atlanta.
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Women on Web also had an ad campaign advertising their services through Diesel, one of the most famous saying "Say Goodbye to Coat Hangers," a common tool used for at-home illegal abortions. These ads had a very important secret component of a barcode hidden in plain site of the photography. If scanned, the barcodes on the T-shirts of the models give information on the abortion pill right to the viewers cellphone. This was an innovative way to advertise such an important message without stirring the pot of what is appropriate in public media.
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There is also a mutual exchange of cuisines among the inhabitants of this region. For example Jollof rice (or Benachin as it is called in The Gambia), which is an international export, named after the Kingdom of Jolof in present-day Senegal, originated from this region. Thieboudienne, a Senegalese national dish also originated from this region. Tigadèguèna, called domoda in Gambia and maafe in Senegal originated from Mali.McCann, James, Stirring the pot: a history of African cuisine, Ohio University Press (2009), p. 132, Youssou N'Dour, Africa's most famous singer (according to Rolling Stone magazine (2014)), and who held the title as Africa's most powerful and biggest music export before Akon (who incidentally is also from this region) for several decades is from this region.
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That lasted until the last Impact before the Lockdown 2009 pay-per-view (by which time the Curry Man persona had also been fired as well), when Jeff Jarrett reinstated Daniels to join the team of Jarrett, Styles, and Samoa Joe against the Kurt Angle- captained Main Event Mafia in the Lethal Lockdown match. Styles would pin Booker T at Lockdown after a shot from Jarrett's guitar, winning the match for their team. From there, they would team together on occasion in resistance efforts against the Main Event Mafia, until A.J. won the TNA World Heavyweight Championship at No Surrender and Daniels eventually became a title contender along with Samoa Joe. As mistrust developed thanks to a mysterious assailant attacking Styles and Joe stirring the pot, the two would fall out once again, Daniels this time turning into the bitter villain.
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She has a connection with the Shimazu Family, has been appointed by the Shimazu Family as the guardian of both Sakuya and Suseri and helps to clean up the messes left behind Sakuya's work. She is also responsible for getting Shinichirō his job as Sakuya's housekeeper; later, she has Shinichirō moved into Sakuya's house as part of the plan to have them pose as intending to marry and moves in as well to both keep an eye on them and to investigate Shinichirō's True Name. Although she helps Sakuya, Nadeshiko supports Suseri as the next head of the family, and she loves stirring the pot now and then by flirting with Shinichirō or suggesting to the other girls ways to get closer to Shinichirō in order to make life at Sakuya's mansion interesting. ; : :Nami is the grandmother of Sakuya and Suseri and head of the Shimazu Family.
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