The quarantine has not always gone smoothly, especially at mealtimes.
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I swiped before work, during lunch, and at all mealtimes.
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Another big test for our new friendship came at mealtimes.
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It's a question that plagues many frustrated parents at countless mealtimes.
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"wellness," demanding one's full attention not just at mealtimes and during
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He said mealtimes growing up were as competitive as any sport.
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"Now I have regular mealtimes and enjoy wholesome homemade dinners," she says.
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So do all Olympians approach mealtimes with such Homer Simpson-esque rigor?
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I'm trying to read more and spend more mealtimes with no phone.
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She has also felt the chaos of the sudden quarantine at mealtimes.
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Mealtimes might also be different with a second kid in at the table.
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Or, you can bring that perfect blend to other dishes and other mealtimes.
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"Mealtimes, whether at home or outside, were the most difficult times," Khan says.
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You couldn't speak during mealtimes; every minute of the day was rigidly scheduled.
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You can also store a ceramic dinnerware set at the office for mealtimes.
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For many, the emotional and cultural impact is most keenly felt at mealtimes.
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They are charged a low rent, and they join the older musicians at mealtimes.
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It is more a social lubricant, usually drunk at mealtimes with family, colleagues or clients.
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But kids need to learn how to sit and socialize at the table during mealtimes.
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I spent mealtimes listening to the adults talking, staring at that bit of alcoholic wisdom.
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That, culturally, red vinho verde is as essential to mealtimes as water (maybe even more so).
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The more you open the fridge between mealtimes, though, the fuller (and more annoyed) it gets.
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Researchers expected to find irregular mealtimes associated with obesity as well, but they found the opposite.
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The repetition echoes multiple daily mealtimes and represents the cumulative act of eating around the world.
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Different types of insulin work more steadily and are faster acting, allowing more flexibility around mealtimes.
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"There are rules about eating in France, about mealtimes, and you need to follow the rules."
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What Roux lacks in the leg department, she makes up for with her big voice at mealtimes!
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Utopian futures might look more like a community garden, growing organic food, having shared mealtimes every night.
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And many people see the kitchen and mealtimes as a haven from their otherwise always-connected lifestyle.
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The kid's job: to decide how much he wants to eat, and to behave well at mealtimes.
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Driving behaviors and too much technology use during mealtimes to the list as well, said Dr. Amsellem.
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But unlike Humalog it requires patients to strictly plan mealtimes or risk their blood sugar dropping too low.
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They want to paint him, memorialize him in verse and in diaries, and be near him at mealtimes.
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A small dust pan and broom in the kitchen would allow the children to clean up after mealtimes.
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Mealtimes and the bedroom should remain technology-free to give you and your partner an opportunity to connect.
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But between taking care of a baby and managing her own schedule, Murgatroyd doesn't always eat at normal mealtimes.
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"When mealtimes tend to be negative it makes the child tense and those fussy tendencies become stronger," said Smith.
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The emperor Galerius, meanwhile, was said to enliven mealtimes by feeding criminals to his pet bears as he ate.
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Also, it would be nice to be able to set different blackout periods that aren't just bedtime (mealtimes, church, etc.).
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Carlos Brito, its chief executive, told fellow brewers the sector should target mealtimes and women as areas of future growth.
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Children who rarely if ever had regular mealtimes at age 3 were less likely to be obese by age 11.
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And they require facilities to make meals and snacks available when residents want to eat, not only at predetermined mealtimes.
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Robin Dunbar, emeritus professor of evolutionary psychology at the University of Oxford, says mealtimes in particular are a great example.
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From Bahati's first steps to her mealtimes with mom, Disney was sent oodles of cute footage of the little lion cub.
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"Cooking and mealtimes are some of the most overlooked aspects of grief," said Heather Nickrand, the lead author of the study.
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They would mostly keep to themselves, but brawls would often break out when they crossed paths with straight refugees during mealtimes.
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"I always start adjusting to the timezone I'm traveling to a day in advance, moving mealtimes and bedtime accordingly," Moross says.
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Radesky has studied the use of mobile phones and tablets at mealtimes by giving mother–child pairs a food-testing exercise.
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"No one helped me," Sadek told me in a singsong, almost poetic English one afternoon in his empty restaurant between mealtimes.
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To stay on your game, you have to be the boss of your brain and mealtimes — not the other way around.
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As you might imagine, in the wake of Justin's death, mealtimes went from languid and adventurous, to maddening and rocky and mundane.
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The device she sits in during mealtimes is called a "Bailey Chair," and it allows her to be upright while she eats.
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One culprit is what is known as scarf-and-barf syndrome, in which the cat overindulges at mealtimes to a calamitous degree.
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So they flood the workshop, arriving in waves — after mealtimes, especially — with wheelchair tires to pump, axles to mend, frames to weld.
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Such pumps decide how much insulin to deliver at mealtimes, and machine learning can help determine the right dose for a patient.
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Parents just need to decide if those extra mashed carrots are worth putting a baby in front of a screen during mealtimes.
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Of course rigidly observing mealtimes, or any other ritual, cannot guarantee that our adolescents will go on to lead contented and fulfilling lives.
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Evening people ate significantly more sugar and fats, had more irregular mealtimes, and ate meals and snacks twice as often as morning people.
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I remember things like mealtimes, and how sometimes it got too much: the forks dropping, the knives pointing, and all those boys' mouths eating.
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Mr. Navarro, the driver in Los Angeles, said he could make only about two deliveries an hour, though that has increased at peak mealtimes.
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There can be blackout times, too, so kids won't be able to access their devices during mealtimes or after a certain time of night.
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Embarrassed, frightened and famished, she could no longer stand to be around others during mealtimes and even stopped working in her own jewellery gallery.
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She recommends having technology-free zones, such as mealtimes and bedtime, and notes that parents' use of technology should model what's appropriate for kids.
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Adults in the home should agree on the type of pet they want and how to divvy up the responsibilities, from mealtimes to socialization.
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Amazon believes that the convenience of the Amazon Go stores can differentiate them and make them destinations for busy working professionals during peak mealtimes.
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As teens, they spend a lot of time in their own cabins and will come to ours very often to get snacks or at mealtimes.
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For Guy's children, too, the lost man was a presence: a dark cloud over the family, even at mealtimes or on outings to the beach.
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Research on eating-disorder patients also suggests that highly pressured mealtimes early in life might play a key role in the development of those conditions.
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This leaves the door open for Islamist militants among the prison population to spread their ideology during mealtimes and exercise hours through informal preaching sessions.
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Rather, she said, it also advocates for people to slow down, enjoy mealtimes, and connect with the food and the people you savor it with.
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I suppose, given a childhood saturated in the King James Bible — read at mealtimes, studied, memorized, and recited — I would probably have to say William Tyndale.
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Otherwise, he spends his time at SAGE's Midtown Manhattan center, partaking in art classes, mealtimes and support groups, including one he leads for family caregivers like himself.
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Restricting the use of devices at critical family moments such as mealtimes and before bed can help reduce these frictions and encourage more face-to-face conversations.
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To make a priority of spending mealtimes with our children, we must manage our own commitments and slay the scheduling dragons that keep us from family dinner.
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The right punishment will not have to be repeated more than a few times at most, which leaves many years of happy mealtimes with no arguing or complaining.
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It also instituted more regular and thorough cleaning in common areas, put schooling on hold in certain states, and encouraged social distancing at mealtimes and in common areas.
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Shoppers in Beijing said they will not skimp on meat during the National Day holiday, whatever the price, although they have been reducing their intake at regular mealtimes.
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Sanofi had hoped that Afrezza, which is taken at mealtimes, would be an adjunct to its big diabetes drug Lantus, which is a basal insulin taken once a day.
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It is personalized to the age and gender of each child and takes advantage of everyday activities that parents and children do together, such as mealtimes, dressing and bedtime.
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The plaintiffs had requested special meals and mealtimes, but the lawsuit alleges that the meals they were given were substantially lower in calories than those given to other inmates.
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Improving the quality and quantity of mealtimes for young children could save 100,000 lives a year, reduce health costs and improve productivity in adult life, the U.N. agency said.
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If you were to start sporting a blindfold at mealtimes -- or even wear a nose clip so you couldn't smell -- you might eat less at first and even lose weight.
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Fewer than one in 10 kids had inconsistent mealtimes, and children who always had a consistent meal routine were more likely than other kids to also always have regular bedtimes.
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I went to an intuitive-eating class — intuitive eating is where you learn to feed yourself based only on internal signals and not external ones like mealtimes or diet plans.
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Intermittent fasting, or restricting mealtimes to specific, limited time periods, has rapidly become popular thanks to its many purported health benefits like weight loss, improved focus, and better cardiovascular health.
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There would no devices at mealtimes, ever, so as not to become one of those families that sits in slack-jawed silence as each member stares at their own screen.
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This means that mealtimes become more of a social occasion because your baby is watching how the rest of the family is eating and essentially mimicking and copying how it's done!
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The Prisoner is meant to be consumed just as enjoyably outside of mealtimes as it is next to a medium-rare duck breast, and has a sense of pleasure for pleasure's sake.
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She treated mealtimes with a detached disdain—chortling when asked about what vegetables would match the night's dal, punching my father's arm in jest when he asked when dinner would be served.
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"With the new fees, this also means that payments may be lower outside of typical mealtimes or in quieter areas, when there are fewer orders waiting to be picked up," it writes.
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The $150 Petnet smartfeeder, an automatic feeding device that manages portion size, food supply, and mealtimes all through iPhones running on iOS 8 or later, failed cats and dogs around the country today.
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The Cheerios effect — which described why those little O's clump together on the surface of milk in your bowl — brought physics to morning mealtimes when it was identified more than 10 years ago.
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She doesn't grow restless or shy while Lib asks her to undress to examine her body, and she doesn't complain as the days stretch on, the monotonous chain of hours unbroken by mealtimes.
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So when he died from a stage four glioblastoma in April 2012, it was mealtimes that became the most ravaging for me: the most visceral and hard-hitting moments when I felt truly alone.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis on Sunday urged people to talk to each other at mealtimes instead of using their mobile phones, citing Jesus, Mary and Joseph as an example for families to follow.
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If you are looking for a way to control how much your cat eats and when mealtimes happen — even when you are not at home — you might want to consider an automatic cat feeder.
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Cooking used to feel like a chore, but now that I'm older I really look forward to mealtimes, when I can connect and talk to my family and relax in an otherwise fast-paced day.
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Cramped cell blocks and routine gatherings among inmate populations have made the recommended social distancing policies a challenge at some facilities, and the Bureau of Prisons has responded by staggering mealtimes and recreation in certain areas.
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Mealtimes on the Orion inevitably put me in mind of the sanatorium in "The Magic Mountain": the thrice-daily rush for the dining room, the hermetic isolation from the world, the unchanging faces at the tables.
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" He added: "The factors that drive calorie consumption are many-fold and include energy expenditure; the sensorial environment is potent with visual and olfactory triggers especially so; entrained behaviours like mealtimes or snacking; and so on.
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And although its coastline is Atlantic, Portugal's lifestyle in many ways is classic Mediterranean, with a laidback air, an emphasis on friends and family, and plenty of good food and wine (and leisurely mealtimes for enjoying them).
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When there is conflict between parents and teenagers over sleep issues, often connected to phones and screens, she asks about other areas where power and control may be contested — curfews, mealtimes, homework — and sometimes recommends family therapy.
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Perks include a chance to "interact with the band socially at mealtimes, bonfires, and when getting your asses kicked at video game competitions," and the cheapest option (sleeping in a tent) will run you a cool $1,099.
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Mr Kagge, whose own silences are usually quick, self-imposed absentings in the car, in the bath or at family mealtimes, prefers photographs—of the sky, mountains, space—which, instead of expressing silence, reduce readers to it.
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At 55 she was five feet and a half inch tall — she always insisted on the half inch, her ex-husband said — and skinny, possibly because of her heavy smoking and her tendency to work through mealtimes.
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Cooked in thousands of different ways, almost always creatively burnished with selective spoonfuls from a treasure chest of seasonings and spices, potatoes are served in every town and village at mealtimes and as chutney-augmented street snacks.
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As soon as she replaced Moon's dish with a wide, shallow one that did not have rims or sides that brushed against his sensitive whiskers, both Moon and her other cat, Rupert, were much happier at mealtimes.
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The first occurred in assisted living, when at mealtimes she had to sit with Violet, full of complaint, and Bud, who grumbled nonstop when he wasn't singing Gilbert and Sullivan, and Bob, who didn't speak at all.
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Even though there is no legal way to buy marijuana in Maryland, Kim, who was an Air Force intelligence language specialist and claims she was never a stoner, smokes a few times every day and especially before mealtimes.
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At one point, my mother-in-law left us an enormous batch of pasta salad, which I remember not having quite understood — until mealtimes arrived, and their preparation required no further effort than spooning a serving onto a plate.
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And that now his experience can serve as an important reminder about the dire importance of following the AAP's tips for choking prevention in young children at mealtimes: Melissa Willets is a writer/blogger and soon-to-be mom of 4.
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At almost any hour of day, and especially at mealtimes, a mix of bargain-seeking undergraduates, white-collar tech workers and middle-class townies weave in and out of the restaurants, coffee shop and bank that now line the corridor.
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But they are also essential for wiping hands and faces after mealtimes, for cleaning knees after slips and shoes after mud, for wiping down tables in restaurants before your kid eats, and for cleaning up the mess made during the meal.
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And even eaten at a table, a snack can feel like a small act of defiance: a refusal to abide by mealtimes or settle for a dutiful progression of flavors and textures, when you can have them all at once.
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When cats have to stick their faces into deep bowls and their whiskers rub up against the sides, the experience can be stressful, prompting them to paw the food onto the floor, fight with other cats or grow apprehensive at mealtimes.
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Other studies found being an only or last-born child was associated with obesity, possibly due to the ways that parents behaved during mealtimes: less praise, more association with food as a reward and more negative control over food choices.
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After The Times published a Food article about how mealtimes can be difficult for widows (a gender-neutral term that bereavement counselors now use), hundreds of readers described the heartbreak and joy that food and cooking can bring after losing a partner.
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But the results still suggest parents should ask how child care providers approach mealtimes when they are choosing where to send their child, said Nancy Zucker, an eating disorders researcher at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, who wasn't involved in the study.
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"We found that 211-year-old children who had household routines around bedtimes, mealtimes and screen time were more likely to also have better emotion regulation," said lead study author Sarah Anderson, a public health researcher at Ohio State University in Columbus.
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At mealtimes, I scanned the streets and headed over to what looked to be the most popular pho stand, took the first free plastic stool and waited for the chef, usually an enterprising woman seated on an identical plastic stool, to assemble my bowl.
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IF isn't for me, mainly because I just like eating in the morning, and I also didn't like placing time restrictions on my mealtimes — to be fair, my normal routine usually results in at least a 13-hour overnight fast (if you can call it that) anyway.
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The participants in the Newcastle trial, who ranged from overweight to extremely obese, were told to stop their diabetes medications and start a 600- to 700-calorie-a-day diet, consisting of three diet milkshakes a day at mealtimes and half a pound of nonstarchy vegetables a day.
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While no one can know for sure what we'll be eating when our great-grandchildren are berating us for not knowing how to make a holographic FaceTime call on the iPhone 375c, we had a go at exploring the food issues that'll be impacting our mealtimes for decades to come.
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This isn't to disparage the tireless efforts of my mum, who balanced a full-time job in mental health with raising five children, and then swapped that job to become a full-time foster carer, resulting in mealtimes when more often than not, six or seven children crowded around the table.
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In the garden of their home, a converted 18th-century stable in Hampstead, north London, Zoe Chan Eayrs and Merlin Eayrs host lunches that meld the rituals of an English picnic with the sharing mentality that defines mealtimes in the Chinese culture that Chan Eayrs was immersed in growing up.
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Thus, we do need to worry about what the greater availability (or intrusion) of messages and connectivity and all forms of entertainment are doing to our personal relationships, and keep a careful eye on our own adult wanderings in the world of electronic media, and what they do to our mealtimes, bedtimes, family times.
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She was vulgar and unsophisticated, and at night she was too busy sleeping to pay any attention to Oghi as he moaned in pain, and at mealtimes she fed him cold, watery rice porridge, but she often leaned over him with wet hair, so he could smell her shampoo, and, when her shirt gaped open, he could see her breasts.
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He had been employed for many years as the janitor at a boarding school and now found himself in a somewhat similar place: an institutional building with institutional furniture and a great many people coming and going, especially in the daytime, some in authority, and dressed accordingly, others under their guidance; there was also a strict curriculum, with fixed mealtimes and fixed times for getting up and for going to bed.
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One, "Beulah Land," is a visual diary of her life (its title refers to the late-night Manhattan art bar where she pasted hundreds of doodled-on photographs to the walls and ceiling in an immersive exhibition in 1984); a second, "Artists Eating," is a voyeuristic insight into the social mealtimes that bookend so many artists', writers' and musicians' days spent alone in the studio; and finally, "Animals" documents her other great love.
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