Inside this box is a mug that says "comfort and joy," a packet of hot chocolate mix, a packet of marshmallows and a greeting card that you can personalize with your own message.
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Wireshark is a packet sniffing tool, a network packet analyzer.
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Like everyone else had a packet that I didn't have.
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Wrap each beet tightly with aluminum foil to create a packet.
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I ate half of a packet on a small tortilla chip.
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A volunteer had just handed her a packet of four diapers.
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I find a packet of rainbow-sprinkle shortbread biscuits to bring.
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Tiny asked Jerome to pass her a packet of soy sauce.
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I eat a packet of instant oatmeal and take my prenatal vitamins.
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Every night, Will mixes a packet of peanut powder into his food.
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It's made with light ingredients, and baked in a packet of foil!
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In a world of Galouise he was a packet of Pall Mall.
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End lunch with a packet of mini-M&Ms and dark chocolate.
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These levels are unlikely to be in a packet of kopi jantan.
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A packet slips under the door; the boys are promptly let in.
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I've only eaten a packet of almonds and some dried mangoes today.
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If you still prefer dressing with your salad, use only half a packet.
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Perhaps with a packet of Gushers or even a Lunchable on the side.
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West can be seen opening a packet of seasoning before prepping his plate.
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He popped into the dispatching office and held up a packet of peanuts.
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Included in each bag is chicken, vegetables, sauce, and a packet of peanuts.
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For example, a packet may traverse from San Francisco to Los Angeles via Brazil.
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He submits a packet to Kurt, declaring his comedy career officially in the works.
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Nsubuga says she started out with a packet of tomato seeds worth 220 cents.
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I have a packet of ramen before brushing my teeth and going to bed.
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Heart-shaped salami sandwich with a packet of cheese crackers and a handwritten note.
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It costs only 10 rupees, or 16 cents, for a packet of 30 bindis.
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Inside, resting on a tiny pile of dirt, was a packet of gummy bears.
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If you contact the organization directly, they will send you a packet of materials.
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There, he selected the same item, time and again: a packet of instant ramen.
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We used a packet of Sugar In the Raw that we found laying around.
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The three had brought only a packet of cookies and beef noodles for provisions.
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Hanna says her ankle monitor is about the size of a packet of cigarettes.
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On every chair was a packet (there was always a packet) with assorted photographs of looks in the collection and a reproduction of a sketch Mr. Lagerfeld had done once upon a time of himself, walking side by side with Coco Chanel.
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After your application is submitted, you'll receive a packet in the mail with more forms.
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For the most part, the victuals get the boot, save for a packet of mushrooms.
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If part of your enjoyment of salad includes the dressing, use only half a packet.
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Nani Ma bent down and got a packet of greeting cards from under the printer.
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Murt felt around in his jacket pocket and pulled out a packet of hard toffees.
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Would you trust a stranger with a packet filled with notes detailing your sexual secrets?
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She pulls out a packet of photocopies of the book that she still keeps today.
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When they arrived home, the only food there was a packet of Vietnamese instant noodles.
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They carried a packet that Ais refers to as coconut rice wrapped in banana leaves.
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After we returned to Tuscaloosa, I received a packet in the mail from Mrs. Valdez.
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It is a packet of Jaffa Cakes arranged in a tower formation on a paper plate.
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She held a bag with a loaf of bread, a packet of pasta and two eggs.
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It is also the only realistic chance to become famous and make a packet from endorsements.
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Nearest to the door stood a blond policewoman with a packet of snus under her lip.
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I find a packet of mystery greeting cards and a fun pair of earrings for $2.19.
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When Mr. Weil discovered a packet of white powder in the guest bedroom, he called 911.
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On Tuesdays after games, special-teams players eagerly await a packet containing grades in multiple categories.
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Moshi, Tanzania — Every month when payday came around, Suzana Frederick purchased a packet of sanitary pads.
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It was wedged into my mailbox at school, a packet the size of a large book.
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Eventually, they sent a packet of 110 letters to Christopher, 1,100 miles away in Rockaway, New Jersey.
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Originals are usually characterized by their small size, about the thickness of a packet of Prima cigarettes.
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She was guided through a packet that included the "voucher," a kind of gift certificate for rent.
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In a pinch, it can hold a packet of white powder, a razor, and rolled-up cylinder.
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In response, Byrne sent the FBI a packet containing 15 hairs attached to a flap of skin.
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"They will be done in a packet, controlled manner," he said at a press conference Thursday night.
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Unfortunately, a packet of "blue strawberry seeds" — yes, strawberries that are blue — is one of the latter.
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Totten gives him a packet of gummy bears and a $25 gift certificate to AMC movie theaters.
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In Britain you might pack a plastic box with sandwiches, a packet of potato chips and fruit.
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SoFi has made a packet by refinancing student loans which were in effect mispriced by government programmes.
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From there they can broadcast a packet of information linked to the motion address of the pedestrian.
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A tiny roll of tape, a pink pocket stapler, and a packet of candy-colored paper clips.
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It was from a packet of snacks he had given her on the day of the massacre.
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The routing information guiding a packet is a snapshot of that network as it changes through time.
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He sailed up to Sweden and visited the king, who presented him with a packet of seeds.
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There was also a packet of "Miracle V Tonic", a dietary supplement promising to enhance sexual performance.
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A sandwich, a packet of crisps, and a fizzy drink for around £3—you can't go wrong.
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The confectionary giant actually changed the packaging style in April from a twist tie to a packet.
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He was killed on his way home from a store, a packet of Skittles in his pocket.
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Nuts served in a packet instead of a bowl drove one first class passenger into a fury.
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She added purified water from a gallon jug and finished it off with a packet of Splenda.
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There are very expensive ones for, like, $105 a packet, and then there are the cheaper ones.
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Before each game, he and the three analysts who work under him compile a packet of information.
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Macdonald reached out to Miller, who asked him to submit a packet for his new talk show.
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Instead, they got a packet of assorted news clippings and conspiratorial memos about Democratic malfeasance in Ukraine.
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You can pick up a doll and examine it or swipe a packet of medicine from someone's pocket.
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PHADE builds a packet with a customized message linked to that address code, and then broadcasts it out.
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There were three things inside the box: a packet of coffee creamer, a fake passport, and a key.
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"[A packet of ramen] is easy to get and it's high in calories," Gibson-Light told the Guardian.
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At one point during chemotherapy, a social worker gave TJ a packet from the Make-A-Wish foundation.
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What better way to watch the riots than with a packet of freeze-dried beef and potato stew?
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All you need to do is mix a packet of Maggi onion soup mix and reduced cream together.
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We fill up with petrol (again), and I grab a packet of crisps because I'm a greedy monster.
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The $14.99 SOCL300 come in a tiny cardboard package that could be mistaken for a packet of pills.
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Somehow the ghosts never get stuck inside a packet of mayonnaise from the bottom of a kitchen drawer.
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Australian smokers are set to pay $45 [about $33 USD] for a packet of cigarettes by September 2020.
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Sure, a packet of instant coffee isn't the same as a barista-crafted iced decaf skinny caramel macchiato.
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I ended up adding a packet of jelly to it, which improved the dryness and added some flavor.
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"Michael came up with the first math-based description of how a packet-switched network works," Dawes explained.
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All I had in my backpack was photo equipment, two liters of water and a packet of salami.
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In exchange for a donation of $10 or more, Dr. Klee's laboratory will send a packet of seeds.
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Later I ate a packet of gummy fruit snacks in my car on the way to my meeting.
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One, dark-haired and with a nose stud, clutched a packet of tobacco and distractedly rolled a cigarette.
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But she's unsteady with anger, and a packet of condiment slips from her hand and over the counter.
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Australian smokers are set to pay $45 [about $33 USD] for a packet of cigarettes by September 2020.
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Companies which made a packet there, both incomers such as Apple and locals like Alibaba, are seeking pastures new.
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And then you just have a packet of $300 McDonald's Szechuan sauce lying around, waiting for that special day.
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It's just chips here, and by that we mean potato crisps, like the cold ones out of a packet.
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She jumped up and emptied a packet of chips into the client's palms, flamboyantly describing why they were unique.
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After watching Jake cook a packet of Uncle Ben's, I took one home, prepared it, and never looked back.
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She then stuffs a packet of detergent in his mouth and shoves him head-first into a washing machine.
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He brought her a gift: a packet of biscuits that she nibbled in the sweltering dark of her shelter.
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We put together a packet of more than 6 letters from friends, colleagues and professors attesting to my character.
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I opened a packet of Reefer's peanut butter cups at his preschool fund-raiser and stunk up the place.
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He said he made the eight-day journey overland with a packet of cookies and a bottle of water.
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Here it is written," he said, gesturing toward a packet of papers, "so you don't have the slightest doubt.
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"Jo put together a packet that gave everybody the fundamentals of just how the script should look," Bee explained.
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Crisps can be a packet of Lays, a bag of Cheetos, or a handful of Doritos, among other things.
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The vaccine is put into a packet and covered in flavored bait such as egg or fish to attract animals.
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I've packed two small baked potatoes, veggie mix, hummus, a mango fruit strip, and a packet of organic gummy bears.
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Like most at-home taco chefs, the friend dumped a packet of taco seasoning in along with the taco meat.
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I end up with slices of a grapefruit, La Colombe cold brew, and a packet of vegan chocolate chip cookies.
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A packet of heroin that sells for $143 in the Bronx can fetch double that in Wilkes-Barre, Lisman said.
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We see Booth cook the macaroni in some boiling water before dumping a packet of powdered cheese right on top.
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No, this plucky pensioner fought off the attacker by hitting her over the head with a packet of bacon. Repeatedly.
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An hour later and I'm sat in the smoking area, demolishing a packet of Mayfair Smooth at an alarming rate.
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She wasn't impressed when he later laughed it off by sending her a note and a packet of the cookies.
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King took scissors to the bra and found an oily substance leaking from a packet tucked between layers of padding.
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Each afternoon, she walked into a campaign office in a place she'd never been before, and asked for a packet.
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I picked up a lemon snickerdoodle cookie from Elbe's Edibles for $17 and a packet of sour gummies for $10.
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If he poured a packet of sugar under his tongue, by the time it dissolved, the hiccups would be gone.
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Most cheese is made using starter cultures, bacteria that curdle the milk, and often, those starters come from a packet.
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She hands us a packet and leads us into a corner decorated with magic marker-ed edicts for effective canvassing.
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Then, call up your colorist and get a packet of pro-approved clip-ins for when you feel like following suit.
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If you work off a packet costing A$25 today, by 1303 it will set you back a hefty A$40.
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Reuben actually once ate a packet of silica gel and that's why he's dry on the inside, wet on the outside.
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LONDON — An 86-year-old woman has fended off a would-be mugger with a packet of freshly bought supermarket bacon.
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I also make a packet of oatmeal I keep at my desk and add in a banana I brought from home.
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Over the course of their conversation, Mark pulled a packet of edibles from one of the boxes stacked in the booth.
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Early on in her marriage to FDR, in 1918, Eleanor found a packet of love letters from FDR's lover – Lucy Mercer.
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A packet contains both the info needed to get it from place to place (IP addresses and ports), but also data.
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They are frozen (yes, sorry, you'll have to use your microwave), but they do come with a packet of cinnamon sugar.
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But if you catch yourself feeling angry, please promise us you'll get yourself a packet of Haribo to make yourself feel better.
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The active ingredient in these drinks was radium, a radioactive element that releases a packet of radiant energy with every atomic decay.
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The government-appointed committee has also recommended cutting Bt cotton seed prices to about 800 rupees for a packet of 400 grams.
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For my personal classroom use, I bought a notebook, a packet of Post-its, and binder dividers, which cost me around $30.
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While I eat my lunch (a packet of ramen I happened to have in my purse), I can't stop thinking about money.
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Only thing was: Ben's photo actually featured a packet of Milky Way magic stars hot chocolate powder, and *not* the chocolate stars.
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The prospect of a second market growing to a near-Chinese size attracts those who made a packet the first time round.
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I have to say there's not a day that goes by in my life where I don't have a packet of crisps.
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And if you're eating Cereal School every day and buying a packet every day, that's a really powerful, profitable business for them.
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Every time someone buys a granola bar, the company donates a packet of Plumpy'Nut, a nutrient paste, to a child in need.
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Upon seating, each diner is given a packet of red, green, blue and black bricks, which correspond to items on the menu.
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Passengers mixed their own bibimbap, combining vegetables and beef with a container of rice, a packet of sesame oil, and gochujang sauce.
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A Trump tweet is an unfiltered exercise in candor, a packet of information, about what the president of the United States is thinking.
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Other than cutting Monsanto's royalties, the government raised the prices of GM cotton seeds by 1.43 percent to 710 rupees ($10.16) a packet.
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Who needs a life-sized, human-shaped hot water bottle and a vibrator when you've got a packet of heart-shaped jam, right?
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Sullivan also told lawmakers that he became aware of a packet of information about Yovanovitch that was supplied to the State Department counsel.
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Nothing will make your work day pass faster than a Lego vending machine that dispenses McDonald's french fries and a packet of ketchup.
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In short, for ages people have been getting mad at me the second I set down a packet of cigarettes on the table.
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And, how many of us have struggled to open a packet of cake mix, only to spill it all over our kitchen counter?
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For anyone unfamiliar with the cult-fave ketchup flavor, it's not like squirting a packet of the red stuff on your potato chip.
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You can also use electric kettles to boil water quickly for any cause, whether it's oatmeal, instant noodles, or a packet of soup.
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Those who attended found a color program, a packet of hand warmers and, in many cases, a blue synthetic blanket, on folding chairs.
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Instead, officers arriving in the surface fleet in the mid-2000s like me received a packet of CDs full of self-paced lessons.
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In my office armchair during winter, next to the fire, with a pint of strong tea, nicotine substitutes and a packet of biscuits.
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Paltrow, who puts a packet in her smoothie every morning, says the flavor was created as a result of her love of vanilla icing.
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The Life Saving Dot only costs 10 rupees — or 16 cents — for a packet of 22015, fitting the budgets of women in rural India.
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The contrast that comes to mind for me is with movies where some secret agent hands an undercover a packet with a new identity.
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Who knew you could achieve such spicy Malaysian deliciousness with just half an hour, some store cupboard spices, and a packet of egg noodles?
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It is exceedingly rare these days for a hacker to punch through a firewall or decrypt a packet on its way to a bank.
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On a trip to the distant grocery store, she reaches for a packet of hamburger meat and William chides her: They are now vegetarians.
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Still, Sugru has its limitations: Its shelf life is 13 months, and once a packet is opened, it must be used within 24 hours.
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Lift them out and sprinkle the remaining half a packet of the pre-pack ramen-type noodle powder on the naughty little snakes. 7.
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Her daily diet consisted of a watermelon Gatorade, a packet of soup, and a section of Vegemite toast she'd cut into quarters every morning.
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Luckily for us, he's negotiated his exit (and a packet of fags) in return for his commitment to write and record another Gorillaz album.
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Then a packet of letters is delivered to his door, filled with answers about Gayatri's disappearance that Myshkin isn't certain he wants to know.
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A saleswoman popped in and handed her a packet of Belly of the Month nontoxic temporary tattoos, clearly meant for social media gestation documentation.
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That company got around $120 million to sell an internet-connected juicer that seems to be no better than a packet of Go-Gurt.
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So what they could have done is put together a packet and submitted to have their own panel, and they probably would have been approved.
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Basically, you can put an IR beacon somewhere and the phone's IR sensor will recognize the beacon, then it will receive a packet of data.
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You're sweaty, dirty, possibly hungover, and you know the closest you'll get to being clean again is some deodorant and a packet of baby wipes.
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As an alternative to a roast beef dinner, I ate a packet of roast beef flavoured Monster Munch; arguably the greatest crisps of all time.
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The investigation has established that Giuliani gave the State Department a packet of materials with discredited information about Yovanovitch and her supposed disloyalty to Trump.
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The process of making bone broth is way more elaborate than emptying a packet of powder in hot water, and so are the health benefits.
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Suddenly, Gillum's eye turned to an older black woman on the verge of tears, holding a dog and a packet of papers inside an envelope.
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The only way the squirrel could show more eating expertise is if it whipped out a packet of duck sauce and drizzled it on top.
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I make two packets of MSG-free miso soup (4 for $4) with a packet of seaweed ($1.29) and green tea with lemon at home.
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The instructions call for a bottle of grape juice, a packet of wine yeast, a cup of sugar, a funnel, and a roll of tape.
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I was surprised at how easy it was to tear open a packet of soy sauce and nimbly pick up pieces of sushi with chopsticks.
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At present, a packet of 20 cigarettes costs roughly 7 euros ($7.95) in France, well below the roughly 10 euros charged in Britain and Ireland.
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I didn't go grocery shopping this week, so I stop off at Walgreens and get a packet of oatmeal and plastic utensils for my desk.
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He gave me a packet of information that I promptly handed to my neighbor, a very kind man who could not have been more sympathetic.
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"It was actually pretty warm," Walton says afterward, as she tucks into a packet of salt and vinegar chips at the endearingly unfussy Dunes Cafe.
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I use whatever organic beans I have on hand and throw in a packet of powdered herbs, add almond milk and blend it all up.
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When you open a packet of a synthetic cannabinoid like K2 or Spice and pour the dried vegetation into your hand, it looks like marijuana.
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He also said he was looped in when the State Department was given a packet of material that appeared to be aimed at denigrating Yovanovitch.
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She'd get a call to meet a plane at Kennedy Airport and a package of something precious would come: spices, fabric, a packet of documents.
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Anyone filling a new Class II opioid prescription (OxyContin and Percocet, for example) will receive a packet of DisposeRx and a brochure about opioid safety.
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Watching makes me hungry so I make a packet of Asha healthy ramen with two eggs and then order another five packs of it on Amazon.
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The handle features a fetching picture of the new PM outside Number 10—just what you want to look at over a packet of salted peanuts.
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You probably want to avoid anything in a packet because the reality is that they have to put salt in it to sustain its shelf life.
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"Normally, for the termination of FBI employees, a packet of information is prepared with detailed instructions about how a termination must be implemented," the suit says.
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There are other ways to track devices like this — such as setting up a wireless hotspot to sniff IoT traffic using a packet analyzer like WireShark.
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In January , Walmart said it would provide its customers filling prescriptions for opioids with a packet of powder that would help them dispose of leftover medication.
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Another member of the press hearkened to Spicer's now-infamous SNL counterpart, played by Melissa McCarthy, by giving the 45-year-old a packet of gum.
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She and her classmates were clustered at blue and green tables, in groups of about five, finishing up work on a packet about the flying mammals.
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My total immersion in French culture could start again tomorrow, but right now ordering a beer and a packet of crisps was just what I needed.
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GUÉRET, France — At the bare bottom of Florian Dou's shopping cart at the discount supermarket, there was a packet of $26 sausages and not much else.
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The best-known of these is Plumpy'Nut, a packet of peanut butter, dried milk, oil and sugar fortified with extra vitamins and calories introduced in 1996.
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"They want to do more with those pictures than send home a packet to mom and dad, which is what Shutterfly does," Harding told Business Insider.
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He paused at a 7-11 convenience store where he bought a bottle of water and a packet of cigarettes that he smoked, one after another.
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" Faced with this well-expressed and logical point, International Trade Secretary Liam Fox responded that Brexit is "a little more complex than a packet of Walkers.
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Instead, a packet is delivered to your door—ideally by drone—and you pop it into one of your many machines, and out comes your desired juice.
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In this video, he is a packet of seeds, then a face submerged partially in a lawn, then a man with leaf hair and a gorgeous cardigan.
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A pub in London rallied to find the owner of a packet of wages that had been left on the premises in the run-up to Christmas.
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Photographer, actor and director Gantt and Davis sent each guest home with a unique favor: a packet of wildflower seeds for them to plant at their homes.
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Think I’ve just eaten a biscuit (from a packet given to our kids while trick or treating) that went out of date 231 years ago.
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When you wander down the supermarket aisle, a packet of Skittles is going to catch your attention far quicker than anything in the fruit and veg aisle.
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A packet of kid-friendly ketchup for dipping is a welcome alternative to some of the higher-sodium sauces and has fewer sugars than the barbecue sauce.
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No, you're not just going to chuck a packet of Fleischmann's into a dune of AP flour and churn out some flavorless LEGO block of sandwich bread.
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There is a unique beauty in a vessel of food or alcoholic beverage or even a packet of tomato soup materializing in one's life apropos of nothing.
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But it did say that it plans to start a program in October allowing children to swap their toy for a packet of fruit, the BBC reported.
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What I did do was dump a packet of dinosaur-egg instant oatmeal into a bowl, hop into the shower and let the water do the rest.
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Parents with babies get a kit with a diaper changing mat, disposable bib, rash cream, baby lotion and shampoo, a packet of wipes and a breast pad.
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It gives a packet of sanitary pads to a girl from a low-income family for every one it sells, and has so far donated 850,000 packets.
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These cards were collected at the end of the evening, and were included in a packet that was sent to state party headquarters by the caucus chairs.
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U.K. grocery store Morrisons has given its regular burgers a "whole-hearted makeover" and is selling its "love burger" for £2 ($2.80) for a packet of two.
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For $700 (later $43), I can have a tacky machine on my counter that squeezes juice out of a packet that I also buy from the company?
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The couple also appeared in a packet of materials the State Department inspector general delivered to Congress on Wednesday, which Democrats described as unsubstantiated smears against Yovanovitch.
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The watchdog, Steve Linick, told staffers that a packet of documents containing misinformation about Yovanovitch was sent to Pompeo's office earlier this year from an unknown source.
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He named them, and -- Scalia and Thomas, and, oh, by the way, put a packet together with 25 names and said, these are the people I&aposll nominate.
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By the time Pence was sworn in I was absolutely ravished (not in a good way) as all I had eaten was half a packet of wheat crunchies.
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According to the AV Club, the DJ, who famously bought a packet of Szechuan sauce for $15,350, dropped the exclusive clip for his audience on New Year's Eve.
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"On wireless, you always lose packets, so we let the server know it didn't receive a packet and it will do it on the next round," Gian explained.
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While members of the foundation promised residents they would provide the engineering reports, homeowners were allegedly told they needed to sign "a packet" in order to begin repairs.
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"When you find them, you will kill them," Underwood says in a hushed tone to a man holding a packet with the word SECRET marked in big letters.
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Over Thanksgiving break, I gave my kids a packet of multiple-choice questions and a Scantron, and three of them came back with the same three questions wrong.
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The law is based on a packet of measures that German Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere and Justice Minister Heiko Maas announced last year to boost domestic security.
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From a packet of colorful Valentine's Day cards that my grandmother had bought me, very old-fashioned -- roses and hearts and cupids by the yard, as they say.
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Click on a packet, and now below the packet list you'll see the packet's exact literal contents in hexadecimal form and also the text translation of those contents.
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As the cookbook instructed, I drained the juice from a can of crushed pineapple and brought it to a boil, then added a packet of lemon Jell-O.
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Yang Sokhy, a motorcycle-taxi driver, had arrived with a packet of incense, hoping to be allowed to light a stick and pray over Mr. Kem Ley's body.
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Pranjal Jyoti Phukan, sericulture inspector for the Assam government in Sadiya, said about 21 women had each received a packet of 271.0950,000-15,000 disease-free silkworm moth eggs.
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He started painting, downed a bottle of Tito's and woke up the following morning with a packet of turkey in his hand and not much of a painting.
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Thumbing through a drawer of clipping packets can engender a sense of historical whiplash; a packet labeled "BOMBINGS, NYC" sits almost adjacent to one labeled "BOOTBLACKS," for example.
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Along the way, he had survived for ten days in a forest with only two bottles of water, two biscuits, and a packet of dates to sustain him.
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New rules mandate that from April 1 all manufacturers must cover 85 percent of the surface of a packet of cigarettes with health warnings, up from 20 percent now.
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Last December, Mashable published a guide to the best plants to give as gifts, which is basically the gift equivalent to assigning someone a packet of leafy green homework.
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That's what her life looked like after she downed 14 bottles of wine—about 84 standard drinks—and a packet of codeine pills in as little as two days.
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The letter was distributed with a packet of clips from interviews Borges conducted this week, some in which the chairman questioned whether he could continue to support the nominee.
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I get six Korean face masks, a big bottle of lotion, a moisturizer, hand soap, panty liners, powder, three packs of facial tissue, and a packet of Wet Ones.
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I'm loyal to my Lotuff Tripp bag that fits my phone, my passport, my EpiPen, cash and cards, and a packet of Kleenex, chapstick, external battery, and that's it.
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But these days, industrial manufacturers add a starter culture of bacteria to the meat instead, much the way a bread baker adds a packet of yeast to her dough.
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Armed with a map of the world, a collection of spare change and a packet of Polo Mints, courtesy of Harris and the "committee," the boys made their escape.
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Noodles get unfair press—if you made a curry from scratch at home using dried herbs and spices with rice from a packet, that wouldn't be a lot different.
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At that point, a packet of bits is dispatched from the domain name server over to the hosting server, and the content you've requested is delivered back to your browser.
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In March, Pompeo received a packet from Giuliani containing unfounded claims about Yovanovitch, as well as former Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter regarding their dealings in Ukraine.
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Raskin said State IG presented a packet of "misinformation" meant to smear the former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine and the Bidens There's no info on where it actually came from.
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Wading through the industrial skips outside Sainsbury's for four hours and only having a packet of bacon to show for the "day's catch" isn't worth any amount of good karma.
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Then, adding those images to headlines and tweets from influential reporters and pundits, they would race to print out a packet before Trump made it back to the White House.
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I feel very virtuous after a healthy dinner, but end up eating a huge bag of popcorn and half a packet of chocolate biscuits my mom sent me from home.
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"I make a 'Bullet Coffee' at home in the morning — it's coffee, two shots of espresso and a tablespoon of ghee and then a packet of collagen powder," Ripa said.
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Coffee companies, such as JAB, which process beans and then market and sell them either in a packet or a cup, already grab most of the profits of the business.
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Similarly, it's often hard to tell whether a packet belongs to a foreigner, especially as more traffic travels internationally and as people adopt location-obscuring tools like VPNs and Tor.
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The Justice Department even sent a packet of proposals to the White House for tackling gun violence, hopeful that Congress would take up some of those suggestions in the fall.
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However, with an Uber-style delivery network, mimicking Internet protocol, all of these problems could be history when each box or container is merely a packet moving along a cable.
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She even brought one—made without vodka, or only the tiniest teaspoonful—for Robyn, along with a packet of salted crisps, and she kissed her, pretending to gobble her up.
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CINCINNATI — On the day he almost died, John Hatmaker bought a packet of Oreos and some ruby-red Swedish Fish at the corner store for his 22012-year-old son.
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Based on his analysis of the code, Al-Bassam writes that the tool works by sending a packet to the target machine that makes it dump some of its memory.
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He confessed he'd never heard of quinoa before going on to claim that a ten-kilogram packet of quinoa would cost roughly 23 times more than a packet of rice.
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I was delighted to be included in the Women of Letters project, offering a packet of puzzles by women constructors to anyone who makes a donation to women-centric charities.
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I go to CVS and get some Sour Patch Kids, the world's largest bag of peanut butter M&M's, and a packet of Starbursts for my coworker (he venmos me immediately).
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For a mid-flight snack, we were handed a plastic-wrapped cheese sandwich, inexplicably stuffed along with a packet of M&Ms and a paper napkin into a larger plastic bag.
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On Johnny's Seeds, a packet of 50 dahlia seeds costs $4.35, which isn't enormously different from the scammers' prices, but high enough that it doesn't seem too good to be true.
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This is one reason Tierno recommends people, particularly women, go to places outside the range of normal, well-restocked bathrooms carrying at least a packet of tissues and alcohol-based sanitizer.
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I go to the shops to get lunch, which is a packet of nasi lemak (fragrant rice cooked in coconut milk and pandan leaves) and three kuih lapis (steamed layered cakes).
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There's a limited-edition cucumber flavor of the mint pods I usually order, so I pick up a packet, more mint pods, and a spare USB charger for the pen itself.
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According to the list of commissary items at the Butner facility, a packet of hot cocoa with marshmallows costs 20 cents, while the more upscale sugar-free variety is 35 cents.
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The lengthy note on the EP's front ominously promises that "actions have consequences," so it'd be understandable if anyone thought they'd just opened a packet of anthrax or somesuch viral agent.
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It was found in a packet of frozen prawns by aquarist Laura Colton, who works at the Reef HQ Great Barrier Reef Aquarium in Townsville, located in the state of Queensland.
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At its heart, fragrant and steaming, lies a packet of turmeric-stained chicken curry, carefully contained in plastic wrap and foil to keep it from leaking into the dough while baking.
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The State Department's inspector general has turned over to House impeachment investigators a packet of materials including the memos containing notes of Mr. Giuliani's interviews with Mr. Lutsenko and Mr. Shokin.
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I am also about to start my period so maybe that's why... I make a grilled cheese and fries and have a packet of Chick Fil A sauce on the side.
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Spots of color look almost fluorescent here: a packet of Advil; a candy-red-striped food container from the baker Eric Kayser; and a pair of tiny gold-plated baby shoes.
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When Giuliani sent a packet of documents to Pompeo that were then turned over to the State Department inspector general, he said those materials were routed over through the White House.
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Before he leaves with the goats, the 11-year-old runs to Nicholas Waweru's house to get a packet of seed balls, made of charcoal dust, cassava starch and tree seeds.
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"Cologne, the Arrival of a Packet-Boat: Evening" (from around the same time) is nearly as bright as "Dieppe" and similarly structured, with a boat approaching the city from the left.
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"Teatime @flattummytea @sophialabraham & I- after all that candy," Farrah captioned the post-Halloween photo, as she holds up a packet of the Flat Tummy Tea and Sophia drinks out of a mug.
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But the former most senior government official in Fox's department compared leaving the EU's single market and customs union to being like swapping a three-course meal for a packet of crisps.
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Some of the gifts given to Harry from New Zealand's public included "a packet of Jaffa cakes, a bag of pineapple lumps, a chocolate fish, a jar of Marmite," and Weetabix cereal.
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That's right, you can officially get your hands on ketchup-like packets of Sriracha so you can take them on the go, or grab a packet next time you're picking up takeout.
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Paradoxically, it may be easier to generate energy for ratification of a packet of reformist constitutional amendments than just one (not least, because that would allow for horse-trading among advocacy groups).
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In the U.K., a packet of five stickers is 80 pence ($1) and this edition contains 1953 individual stickers, including the now famous "shineys" (metallic stickers) of all 32 teams taking part.
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The Willy Wonka Candy company re-branded its World War II-era candy, Lik-M-Aide — a packet of flavored, colorful sugar — into Fun Dip in 1973 by adding the dipping stick.
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Once you have watched The Room in a safe environment, however, you are free to bring a packet of plastic spoons to the nearest cinema and toss them to your heart's content.
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He took his place in the center of the stands among the home supporters and opened a packet of pumpkin seeds, the snack of choice at soccer matches anywhere in the Balkans.
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Instead, I mentally wandered off to the Juicero Juicer, which charged buyers $400 for a machine and a packet of juice that could be squeezed by hand without investing in the machine.
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It's not that coffee drinkers dislike sweetness, she says — they just prefer their own style and intensity, be that a spoonful of sugar, a squeeze of agave nectar, or a packet of Splenda.
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To one gallon of honey, you simply add five gallons of rainwater, a packet of Champagne yeast (even though raw honey contains its own naturally occurring yeasts), and five cups of brown sugar.
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You could just eat a packet of ramen—or you could level up and make a bomb-ass noodle dish that takes just a few minutes longer and simultaneously cleans out your kitchen.
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Case in point is Josh Romito's GTA 5 Redux, a packet of mods that touches on everything from the game's weather system to the behavior of law enforcement and — most importantly — looks stunning.
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While the twin probes sent back many similar observations, Voyager 2 encountered new phenomena while entering the interstellar medium, according to a packet of five new studies published on Monday in Nature Astronomy.
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Islamic State fighters are forcing people from their homes to use them as fighting positions, 62-year-old Umm Mohammed said as she clutched a packet of cigarettes forbidden under the militants' rule.
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But the CBC did the President a huge favor by giving him a packet of legislation to consider including H.B. 922, introduced by rookie CBC members Dwight Evans (Pa.) and Donald McEachin (Va.).
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Thomas D. Waldhauser told House lawmakers that the United States Africa Command, which he heads, had some time ago "submitted a packet for Niger to qualify" for the additional pay in combat zones.
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Instead, the so-called 30-day amendments — a series of fixes and tweaks issued a month after the proposal — arrive, largely unheralded, in a packet of dense legalese posted to the governor's website.
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In 2014, Cho Hyun-ah, the daughter of Korean Air's chief executive reportedly became outraged when she was served macadamia nuts from a packet instead of a bowl while flying in first class.
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This point was made by Dr Fox's former permanent secretary, Sir Martin Donnelly, who likened his ex-boss's position to rejecting a three-course meal now in favour of a packet of crisps later.
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I eat a handful of toppings and realize I need more "real" food, so I eat a packet of tuna with a little Greek yogurt dressing and snack on apple slices throughout the afternoon.
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"It's similar to buying a packet of trading cards where, when they were popular, you would buy a pack and not know whether there was a good one or not," she told Mashable Australia.
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Comical visuals of a quinoa and bulgur salad bending itself into a freestanding arch, as well as a packet of 99¢ ramen doing its best biscotti impression provoke a natural wonder from the viewer.
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A packet traveling from some start node in a network—say an ad hoc network of mobile devices—follows a deterministic path to its destination, which is calculated based on a variety of factors.
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Two men in the UK were sentence to prison for hiding syringes and needles supermarket food, which they has planted in items including a box of cereal, milk, and a packet of garlic bread.
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They make sure he starts his day with a packet of good news about himself, compiled by Republicans who get up early to search for positive stories, headlines, tweets or, failing those, flattering photos.
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Steve Linick, the inspector general, revealed that a packet of documents containing misinformation about the former ambassador, Marie Yovanovitch, was sent to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo earlier this year from an unknown source.
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With the stroke of a pen and a packet of opinions the justices can dismantle a major piece of legislation and dash the dreams of those who toil away across the street in the Capitol.
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Last, he displays a packet of sweet tea, which doesn't really sound like a Thanksgiving drink, but he says that's what they do in his hometown of Atlanta, so we'll take his word for it.
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Apart from the meth that appeared to be on the plate in the kitchen, authorities also found a packet of suspected meth under Collman's clothes in the living room, according to a probable cause affidavit.
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According to Vice, who spoke to several unnamed officials, the two used to battle for the right to deliver a packet of good news clips and cable chyrons to the president at 9:30 a.m.
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The only food she has had over the past two days has been a "packet of crackers," Hashemi was quoted as saying by Press TV. Reuters could not independently verify the account of her treatment.
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As for that "dippable" nacho cheese side that comes with each basic $1 order of Nacho Fries, we recommend mixing it with a packet of whichever hot sauce you like most: Mild, Hot, or Fire.
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You're even able to have a packet of vinyl records arrive via post each month, and thanks to a new service, Trax & Wax, dance music fans might soon have a reason to pay special attention.
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They might buy a packet at a bodega and think that there's no way that this stuff—this potpourri—could be as strong as weed, when in fact it could be a hundred times stronger.
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Added advantage: making fries at home means never having to rip open a packet of ketchup—or balance a cupful of the red stuff as you make your way to an inevitably depressing formica booth.
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A Good Appetite I ate alfajores daily when I was in Argentina, grabbing a packet of the foil-wrapped confection whenever I saw one: at cafes, markets, gas stations, the concession stand at the zoo.
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Her fears were realized when he described meals of just a slice of bologna with a packet of mustard, sightings of rats and mold, and nights spent on a mat on a cold, damp floor.
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A perfectly professional hospital official visited me in the recovery room and passed along a packet: I was going to have to visit the county public health department on my own to register Jemma's birth.
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October's "Balance" themed box, for example, featured among other items an eye shadow wheel, in which each shade is pegged to a different astrological sign of the zodiac, and a packet of "emotionally balancing" spices.
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Nonetheless, Lysyshyn cautioned, test users are told explicitly that false negatives can occur, either due to error, the presence of previously unknown analogues, or because fentanyl might not be evenly distributed in a packet of drugs.
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On a different note, if you've still got some puzzling to do, you should get yourself "Women of Letters," a packet of 18 puzzles by female constructors that'll cost you no more than a charitable donation.
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Such cases are pretty rare—several doctors working in emergency units in Spanish hospitals told us that a patient who's had a packet of drugs rupture inside him or her comes in about once a year.
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At the moment, you can buy a packet of paracetamol and it's got more information on it than you get from a rack of coke bought on a street corner or in a dark sweaty club.
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After weeks of fever, vomiting and diarrhea - telltale signs of malnutrition - his gaunt face and glazed eyes were listless despite his mother's efforts to coax him into eating from a packet of nutritious peanut-based paste.
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At one point in our interview, Kong ripped open a packet of Ramen seasoning and, with powder scattered, began gluing the plastic onto a piece of cardboard; in a flash, the disposable container transformed into artistic material.
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Didn't have time to make any breakfast or coffee beforehand, but I drink the office coffee and later have a packet of instant oatmeal my coworker/best friend brought me after I complained about all the toast.
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When he eats at restaurants or flies on a plane, he has to let those around him -- whether it's a waiter or the person in the next seat with a packet of cashews -- know about his allergy.
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In addition to meeting people who said they had to drink from toilets and were being subjected to "psychological warfare," Ocasio-Cortez came across a packet of shampoo she said had been provided to migrants in lockup.
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Imagine dragging your tongue along the hard baked rocks of Bonneville Salt Flats after a packet of Walkers Ready Salted and a quick swill of seawater and you'll be somewhere close to the saltiness of that fish.
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He also told the State Department's inspector general that a packet of disinformation targeting YOVANOVITCH had "come over" and he had assumed it was from the White House — GIULIANI later took credit for much of the packet.
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Remember when you were a kid and there was no sweeter feeling than unwrapping a packet of Pokémon cards in the playground, only to watch a shiny Charizard fall out, laying on the tarmac, glittering in the sun?
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She promised handmade care packages for each attendee that would include a mason jar with a packet of wildflower seeds, a notebook, and a personal letter in response to an email that attendees could opt to send her.
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Lyons explained that there's no way to completely eradicate DDoS attacks as long as it's possible for someone on the internet to send a packet to someone else who's not expecting it, which just how the internet works.
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The second, slightly more complex fermentation method will set you back a single packet of yeast (which go for about 60 cents each on Amazon) and a packet of sugar stolen from your office kitchen or local cafe.
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As well as cutting Monsanto's royalties, the government also lowered the prices of GM cotton seeds by 7.5 percent to 740 rupees ($11.39) for a packet of 450 grams to help farmers who are struggling with pest infestations.
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Just after they were married, when they were living along the Missouri River near Fort Peck Dam, Leo and Margaret Murr bought a packet of dry sourdough starter at a grocery store, went home and mixed it up.
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The best hydrating serums will act like a packet of Hydrant on a superficial level, giving you the extra assist you need to attain that much-desired, hardly-achieved glassy skin — best paired with a glass straw, of course.
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The Drive reports that Rachel, who had the wherewithal to be first in line at her local McDonald's and actually obtain a packet of Szechuan sauce, originally hoped to exchange her bounty for a few rare pins on Facebook.
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All stoners like to think of themselves as high functioning, but the sorry truth is that most of the time, even nipping to Tesco for a packet of ham and bottle of ginger beer becomes a slow, hellish trudge.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wal-Mart Stores Inc on Wednesday said it will provide customers filling prescriptions for opioids with a packet of powder that will help them dispose of leftover medication in order to help curb misuse and abuse.
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Like, I dunno, a cold bottle of Lipton peach ice tea on a hangover (it works), or a packet of Skips (remember those?), or a surprise bucket of icy water flung over your head first thing in the morning?
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My mom would cook the meat and add a packet of taco seasoning, which, when it hit the pan, filled the kitchen with a zesty and intoxicating aroma—if they made cologne out of the stuff, I'd wear it.
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I make myself a packet of oatmeal that I grabbed from my office kitchen on Friday and have one of the dried fruit and nut chews too, and then pack my bag and walk to a café in town.
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The supermarket chain hasn't yet revealed which stores will be part of the trial, so next time you pop in to pick up some bangers for dinner, you could find yourself leaving with a packet of Linda McCartney's finest.
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Let's hear from our constructors: It's not often that we get to perform a public service with these acrostic puzzles, but here we're able to deliver, by way of this pioneering marine biologist, a packet of very useful information.
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The opportunity to meet and spend the holiday with Olena, her two brothers and their extended families fulfilled a quest that began years ago when I found a packet of letters and photographs that belonged to my late mother.
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The government is expected to lower the prices of GM cotton seeds by 7.5 percent to 740 Indian rupee ($11) for a packet of 450 grams, according to the industry and government sources, who asked not to be identified.
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First it was a herd of cows in Wisconsin, and then we caught wind of a goat in Oregon gaining notoriety on Facebook for snagging a packet and "tasting the rainbow" at a 7-Eleven in Tigard, just outside of Portland.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government has decided to reduce royalties paid by Indian seed companies to Monsanto for its genetically modified (GM) cotton by 49 percent to 20 rupees for a packet of 23 grams, according to a farm ministry order.
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There's more: VPNFilter also has a stage 3, which adds a packet-sniffing application allowing attackers to monitor internet traffic and intercept website credentials, as well as a module that enables the malware to communicate over the Tor onion network.
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But now we know by why: Rocket, who starts out as a captive (but never stays that way for long) has discharged a packet of tiny darts that hit his enemies individually, then blow them sky-high as a group.
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One had to leave for the second time, having previously been rehired after spending time in jail for throwing a tantrum in 2014 when a flight attendant served her macadamia nuts in a packet rather than arranged on a plate.
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One of the most recent and widely reported cases occurred in 2000, in an event that became known as "Debategate," when the Gore campaign received a packet containing sensitive debate preparation materials apparently stolen from Texas Governor George Bush's campaign.
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This means that it will take a shorter amount of time to deliver a packet of data from one point to another, something that could provide a big boost for live VR streaming and 4K ultra-HD video streaming to cars.
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Surviving in the wilderness of space takes more than a sleeping bag and a packet of wet wipes, and so to explore how humanity can stay alive in the cold dark beyond, NASA is canvassing designs for new deep space habitats.
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Network congestion is an obvious consequence of increased usage, and that can lead to latency, which is the amount of time it takes for a packet of information to get from its source (a server) to its destination (your computer).
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For an instant, we become another "challenge video" on the explore page, or the suggested sidebar on YouTube, and the possibility of being Discovered and Liked and Commented On bursts before us like a packet of detergent being bitten open.
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In less than 15 minutes, he explained in a phone interview, he coaxed a tantalizing bowl of noodles from a packet of instant ramen, some frozen green beans, a dash of curry powder and a slice of processed American cheese.
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To use it, you find the color you like—whether its on the logo of a packet of chips, a stray dog, or an article proclaiming Pantone's Color of the Year 2020 — and you position the Nix on top of it.
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Elvis impersonators remain huge business, and they're as intrinsic a part of small-town British life as two pints of bitter and a packet of scampi fries—a fact documented in photographer Andy Pilsbury's new collection, Still Taking Care Of Business.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.Earlier this week, BBC News ran an article based on a wider survey it had done about "anti-social" commuting habits (fair examples: clipping your nails, eating a packet of shrimp on the bus).
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Wannsee is in the former British district of West Berlin where in 1949, Herta Heuwer, who owned her own food kiosk, borrowed a packet of curry power from British soldiers to sprinkle on a sausage and thereby invented the currywurst.
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Listen, I like curling up on the sofa with a packet of bourbons to shout at X Factor contestants with walnut whip hair as much as the next Gogglebox nan, but even I have to admit that 212 went way too far.
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Under Mr. el-Sisi, the government has dispatched thousands of family planning advocates into rural areas and offered cheap contraceptives — as little as 6 cents for a packet of three condoms in a government store and 12 cents for an intrauterine device.
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THE chief justice of Pakistan, Saqib Nisar, peers through a pair of gold-rimmed spectacles at the ingredients list on a packet of powdered milk, shakes his head in sadness and then shoos 20 lawyers for the industry away from the bench.
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The 13-kilogram (29-pound) drones can make a round trip of 150 km (93 miles), he said, as a small drone buzzed a crowd of bystanders on Thursday before dropping a packet of blood to a waiting nurse in a demonstration.
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All an internet provider needs to do is write a bit of code that notes when a packet is going to or coming from a certain place on the internet— for example, a range of IP addresses designating a service like YouTube.
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And if you're actually at a real Taco Bell and don't get a packet of actual Fire sauce with your to-go order, it's better to try that deep breathing thing than to, say, fire several shots through the drive-through window.
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"Bringing things such as a can of beer, a packet of cigarettes, a remote control, a mobile phone, or a football jersey does not tell us anything uplifting about the person who has died," he wrote in his most recent church newsletter.
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They're usually eaten at lunch and come in handy 25g "packets" — or bags — for individual consumption, instead of the massive sharing bags they sell in the US. How we'd say it in Britain:"I'll have an egg sandwich and a packet of crisps."
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All that stuff is about making the internet run properly — after all, a packet containing the next frame of your streaming movie or online game needs to be delivered in very timely fashion, while email or a Facebook post can take its time (relatively speaking).
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KAYA, South Sudan (Reuters) - Before the South Sudanese rebels attacked the town of Kaya, they handed out supplies - a ragged strip of red cloth to identify themselves to each other as friendly forces, a packet of biscuits, and two precious magazines of ammunition per fighter.
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Mr Hammond tried to distract from the awful economic news with a battery of jokes that were almost as bad (in one, Theresa May theatrically produced a packet of cough sweets, in a reference to her disastrous speech to the Tory conference earlier this year).
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After he has chauffeured Rick back to his house in the hills every evening, he gets out of the actor's Cadillac, gets into his own battered car and drives back to his trailer to feed his dog and eat food out of a packet.
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Congressman Earl Blumenauer, whose district includes part of Portland, Oregon, is sending Pruitt a packet of educational materials on climate change after the EPA chief said on CNBC's "Squawk Box" last week that he doesn't believe carbon dioxide is a "primary contributor" to global warming.
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She held up a packet of Skittles, the candy Trayvon Martin bought before being shot by an unofficial neighborhood watchman in 2012; a subway card, a reference to Oscar Grant's death in 2009 after being fatally shot by a BART Police officer in Oakland, Calif.
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Instead, they got a packet of assorted news clippings and conspiratorial memos about Democratic malfeasance in Ukraine that the State Department's inspector general, Steven A. Linick, said had been delivered to Mr. Pompeo earlier this year from someone purporting to be at the White House.
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The fire began on Monday afternoon at a home in Stanford-Le-Hope, around 25 miles east of London, when a dog inadvertently switched on the kitchen appliance, which had a packet of bread rolls inside, according to Essex County Fire and Rescue Service.
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She climbed on top of a dresser as it floated across her bedroom, and then into a small loft space, where she spent the night with her friend at the time, her pit bull and a packet of vital documents, like her birth certificate.
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As well as cutting the royalties, the government also capped GM cotton seed prices at 800 rupees for a packet of 400 grams after appeals by some state governments and farmers to lower the rate of the Bt variety that commands 90 percent of the market.
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For lunch and dinner, I get two scoops of rice with a mystery meat floating in the water/fat it was cooked in, along with a packet of ketchup (even when everyone else gets tater tots or french fries, which are also gluten-free, or hot dogs).
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One of the more unusual presents listed officially for 2015 was a "packet of fairy dust" given to Prince Charles during a November trip round Australia and New Zealand, with Prince Harry also receiving a selection of interesting gifts when he visited New Zealand in May.
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A packet distributed to lawmakers at the meeting and obtained by The Hill says the GOP bill will include tax credits, an expansion of health savings accounts, money for high-risk pools to care for the sick and a major restructuring of Medicaid to cap federal payments.
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Books, magazines, candy, fruit—also cigarettes, if someone brought them to us, and, if they didn't, then every two or three days the county provided each of its prisoners a packet of rough-cut tobacco called Prince Albert and a sheaf of cigarette papers—remember, 1967.
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That is how the historian Doris Kearns Goodwin, in "No Ordinary Time," explains the political rise of Eleanor Roosevelt, who came into her own in the years after she made a painful discovery: a packet of love letters her own social secretary sent to her husband.
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"I got up around 8 AM, took a shower, got dressed, got ready for the day, headed to the airport, and came here," he says, making a transatlantic flight sound as easy as popping to the shop for a pint of milk and a packet of Frazzles.
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Mr. Horowitz also found that a low-level lawyer at the F.B.I., Kevin Clinesmith, altered a document to include false information, and then included it in a packet of information that the F.B.I. used to renew a warrant to secretly wiretap a former Trump campaign adviser.
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And whether you sprinkle a little sugar on plain oatmeal, eat a packet of the pre-sweetened kind, or buy a bowl from your favorite cafe, your oatmeal still probably contains less sugar than cold cereal (which is still an okay breakfast choice, if that's what you want).
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For the salt-sensitive Our picks: Filet-o-fish (without tartar sauce or cheese); or side salad with Newman's Own creamy Southwest dressing (half a packet); and mandarin orange or yogurt parfait If you're watching sodium levels in foods, it's smart to keep a close eye on condiments.
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The health teacher at Cambridge Central School, north of Albany, was suspended with pay Tuesday after a parent told other parents on Facebook live that his 11-year-old son brought home a packet of information about sex change operations that included graphic sexual definitions, WRGB-TV reports.
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As well as cutting the royalties, the government capped genetically modified (GM) cotton seed prices at 800 rupees for a packet of 450 grammes after appeals by some state governments and farmers to lower the price of the Bt variety that commands 90 percent of the market in India.
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I smoke a packet of Camels rereading her email: "I am so proud of you Not as a parent Not out of vanity But in true awe that You are and exist And that this vital force In you is something great Grand Rare" I am and exist.
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She opened one drawer of one cabinet and began flipping through folders of families, some of whom she still knew and some she'd never met and had only heard from once, in the form of a packet of documents and a note asking for help in case something happened.
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"You're giving up a three-course meal - the depth and intensity of our trade relationship across the European Union and partners now - for the promise of a packet of crisps in the future, if we manage to do trade deals in the future outside the EU," he told BBC radio.
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Starting with an incident in 2014, when his eldest daughter forced a Korean Air flight to turn around after she had been served macadamia nuts in a packet rather than a bowl, the Chos have personified the entitlement which many South Koreans detect in the conduct of those who control the chaebol (conglomerates).
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On the day of another Rohrabacher hearing on mass migration in Europe, in April 22016, Mack sent Rohrabacher a packet of materials that included a letter from the new Hungarian ambassador to the United States, László Szabó, arguing that "public sentiment in Europe is largely on Hungary's side" on the issue of migration.
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Children can investigate an heirloom tomato display; learn how to slice, dice and make tomato sauces; start their own garden plots at the greenhouse and pot up basil (a great culinary accompaniment for tomatoes) to take home; decorate aprons with botanical stamps; and mix a packet of herbs for a bruschetta recipe.
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It repeatedly invites the reader to believe that an independent Scotland could see GDP growth rates of a near-impossible 3.5% a year, without actually promising it—much as a packet of Scott's Porage Oats suggests, but does not explicitly predict, that you will turn into a kilted hunk if you eat the product.
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The price of a packet of cigarettes was set to rise by around 0.50 lira as a result of the tax move, he said In November, the Turkish lira had its worst month since the 2008 financial crisis, hit by a resurgent U.S. dollar, and concern about a widening crackdown after a failed coup.
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"It's proof that in a VPN that uses authentication with preshared keys, the NSA could have remotely sent a packet to that VPN from an outside Internet IP (unlike the other exploits which require internal access), and grabbed the preshared key […] With access to the preshared key, they could decrypt any traffic," he added.
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Vulnerable women in the area can be "pushed into selling sex for survival through poverty, for as little as a can of cider or a packet of cigarettes," Branch claims, adding that their vulnerabilities are just as layered as their forebears—many of those she works with grapple with drug addiction and histories of abuse.
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So they served many highly processed foods that a typical American might eat daily and potentially even consider nutritious, like Cheerios, blueberry muffins and orange juice for breakfast; cheese and turkey sandwiches with baked Lay's potato chips and diet lemonade for lunch; and steak, canned corn, mashed potatoes from a packet, and a diet beverage at dinner.
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Instead, House Democrats were left fuming after Mr. Linick handed over a packet of news clippings, timelines and interview notes that appeared to have been shared with the State Department by Mr. Giuliani, most related to the unsubstantiated corruption accusations about Mr. Biden and his son that were at the heart of the president's pressure campaign.
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To: Paul Krugman From: Maureen Dowd For my colleague Paul Krugman, who believes the "fools" who voted for Donald Trump have messed with the very "fate of the planet" and put us on a path to what "may end up being a civilization-ending event," my gift is a packet of seven movies about civilization-ending events.
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And you'd say 'I don't know how I could ever top myself' and then a year would pass, and here comes the renewal, and a new season, and a packet of sketches that would land in your lap, and you would say, 'Oh I can't let anyone else do this, I have to do it' and you'd do it all again.
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The paleo bento box, for one, which has a salad of julienne squash, zucchini and red peppers topped with grilled chicken, a packet of almonds and a cup of berries, fast became a best seller, even compared with the company's offerings that don't fall under the program; around 7,000 paleo boxes sell every week across the locations that carry them.
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NEW HAVEN — A few months ago, when Rachel Roberts, a 44-year-old owner of yoga studios in Newport, Ky., decided to run for State Senate as a Democrat, her newly hired campaign manager sent her a packet of photographs of successful women and suggested she pick one and model her campaign look accordingly "There was Nancy Pelosi and Sheryl Sandberg," Ms. Roberts remembered, rolling her eyes.
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It is meant to be phased in with an introduction kit of seven packets that increases the amount of peanut content every day for a week, starting with a packet for day one that contains 200 milligrams of peanut powder, which is less than a single peanut, and gradually increasing by day seven to 2016 grams of peanut, the equivalent of three to seven peanuts.
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Mountaineering is hard work, so the 24-hour meal clocks in around 5,000 calories, and all of it is stuffed, IKEA-style, inside a packet not much bigger than an old-model Macbook.. Here's what's inside:60g sugarantiseptic towelettesfive chocolate barswater purification tabletsvitaminstwo flameless ration heatersnut and apricot barcoffee and teaapple jellyminced sausagebeef porridgebeef goulash with potatoesfive packs of crackerscherry drink mixchocolate hazelnut spreadthree packs mueslipork liver pâtépork brain pâtéFucking hell.
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If the museum functions like a medieval cathedral — as the Lord Browne of Madingley, chairman of Tate's Board of Trustees, suggested in a packet of materials distributed to reporters — the Turbine Hall is the nave, a space for aesthetic parishioners to marvel at the wizardry of temporary, site-specific installations like Olafur Eliasson's domesticated sun ("The Weather Project," 2003–2004) or Doris Salcedo's subterranean chasm ("Shibboleth," 2007–2008).
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For calorie counters Our picks: Southwest grilled chicken salad (without dressing); or bacon ranch grilled chicken salad (without bacon and with half a packet of Newman's Own ranch dressing); or Egg McMuffin (without Canadian bacon or butter); and fruit and yogurt parfait (snack/mini meal size) Even when you are counting calories, it's smart to look at everything a food offers, because lower-calorie foods are not necessarily the healthiest -- or the most filling.
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The International Telecommunications Union (ITU), the UN agency shepherding the development of the so-called IMT 2020 standard for 25G technologies, has said the upcoming universal specification will support: a million connected devices per square kilometre; 210 millisecond latency, or the amount of time a packet of data takes to get from one point to another; higher energy and spectral efficiency; and a peak data download rate of up to 25 gigabits per second.
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"The moment I start worrying about what happens in, you know, in 503 days when I finish my term as governor, the moment I put a packet together, get a committee together, then not only am I distracted, but everyone who works with me, my cabinet, everyone gets distracted and then we're not going to do a good job of getting these last programs done and done right," he said, detailing the steps for a presidential exploratory committee.
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Long before my life became muddied with bills, alcohol, multiple heartbreaks and Instagram, I lived a simple existence, in which winter nights at the weekend were spent indoors, passing a packet of bourbon biscuits between various family members, and gleefully shouting my disgust at whatever poor little chubby schoolboy from Grantham had been dragged through River Island backwards and forced to do a furious dance routine to an upbeat pop rework of the Titanic theme song.
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Not glorious Sichuan dan dan mian, not the "hot-dry" miracle that is Wuhan's reganmian, and certainly not the ribbony deliciousness known as Shaanxi's biang biang mian—nope, I had ripped open a packet and eaten a pedestrian mess of artificial flavoring and I honestly wish I felt more ashamed but well, I settled for dragging the back of my thumb across the inside of the bowl to gather every last bit of leftover masala instead.
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The torpedoes are decorated with jokes and swaggering signs, some with historical, sexual, or religious references: one has the black-and-white pattern of a cow with the stamp "USDA Prime," as if it contained a packet of meat; another, with "I want you" against a background of the US flag, brings to mind the famous WWI-era recruitment poster; another features a checkered flag scheme, tongues of flame, and a reference to a bible verse that promises damnation by fire to anyone perceived as other.
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