Just microwave, shake, and mix it up with some noodles.
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Warren didn't mix it up with Biden, or anyone else.
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Kasich doesn't often mix it up with his debate-stage rivals.
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You can even mix it up with red cos, for your wild days.
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Hard working, believes he or she can mix it up with the big players.
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At welterweight, for example, he might mix it up with former Bellator king Douglas Lima.
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Well, YouTuber I am Eli decided to mix it up with an ice spell instead.
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He might also mix it up with fellow free agents Christian M'Pumbu or Jesse Taylor.
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Back home, mix it up with mayo, Old Bay, and bread crumbs, and form some patties.
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And, of course, mix it up with banana blossoms and lemongrass—this is, after all, a salad.
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In that event, the former champion might mix it up with an old foe in Johny Hendricks.
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He's not afraid to mix it up with Democrats one minute and the Trump administration the next.
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There are good reasons for a former chief executive not to mix it up with the current administration.
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But IC Bus and Volkswagen Truck & Bus are here to mix it up with the ChargE electric concept.
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Order them here >>Mix it up with pink, purple, yellow, and white roses in this special Exuberance arrangement.
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Warren hasn't been afraid to mix it up with President Trump, both in her floor speeches and on Twitter.
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He's an old-school, glad-handing politician — a man who loves to stump and to mix it up with voters.
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You mix it up with mayonnaise — not too much — you can use miracle whip, but that's an issue for some.
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"SNL" showed Thursday night that it is indeed ready to mix it up with the leader of the free world.
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He could, for example, head to Russia to mix it up with a struggling former Bellator champion in Alexander Shlemenko.
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The state's bartenders mix it up with muddled orange and cherry, and top it with soda water or soda pop.
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And she's already shown a willingness to mix it up with at least one other candidate — having swiped at Rep.
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It's cool to mix it up with songs like 'Flexing On Purpose' and having the hottest hip-hop artists feature.
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But others seemed to relish the chance to mix it up with constituents and make the case for GOP policies. Rep.
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In my opinion, he needs to really mix it up with more modern outfits and colors, instead of being a dinosaur.
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He might also mix it up with one of the division's best in Muhammed "King Mo" Lawal, Linton Vassell, or Phil Davis.
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Wade Stops Baghdad in the First Initially, lightweight prospect Chris Wade was expected to mix it up with Mairbek Taisumov in Boston.
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With just her sword and shield, she doesn't seem meant to mix it up with these big guys right off the bat.
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I did not let her dictate the points, stayed close to my baseline and tried to mix it up with drop shots.
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Jordan is a frequent guest on Fox News, but he also likes to mix it up with hosts on CNN and MSNBC.
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Buttigieg continues to play it very safe in the debates, refusing to mix it up with the candidates polling higher than him.
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We have good pop writing instincts, but we like to mix it up with the experimental and a bit of a twist.
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They were on a pilgrimage to mix it up with some of the continent's key far-right networks, with Nikitin as their guide.
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Mix it up with 7UP or Sprite instead of lime juice, and throw in a strawberry flavored popsicle to cool off your creation.
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We always mix it up with games and door prizes — like fun TechCrunch swag, Amazon Echos and tickets to Disrupt San Francisco 2019.
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"You're supposed to break the disc with a spoon, mix it up with the mint, and share the result with "your fellow Americans.
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"She's a tough reporter, she grew up in Baltimore, she knows how to mix it up with the best of them," he said.
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Ivan finds his footing only to mix it up with an assortment of predatory preachers, mercenary record producers, corrupt cops and miscellaneous hustlers.
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Ivan finds his footing only to mix it up with an assortment of predatory preachers, mercenary record producers, corrupt cops and miscellaneous hustlers.
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He might, for example, mix it up with Rory MacDonald, who currently holds the welterweight division's top spot—behind champion Robbie Lawler, of course.
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Knowing you, you'll only want to meet up after work, so mix it up with a Sunday afternoon meet-up at the local pub.
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Nothing in Bloomberg's wobbly debut suggested that an orthodox, mix-it-up-with-average-voters campaign in early, small states ever could have worked.
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Benioff says he's hardly a politician, and won't become one, but that he frequently has reason to mix it up with the likes of them.
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You could mix it up with any of those, or go with reliable Italian eggplant to make Sarah Jampel's silky eggplant salad with almond salsa.
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The digitally contrived effect in which 9-foot gods mix it up with normal-size mortals suggests nothing so much as celebrities slumming with their fans.
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"When I ski the way I can, I am able to mix it up with the best," said Gut, who finished a disappointing 14th in Saturday's downhill.
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Granted, the majority of the time was spent on their multi-colored stage, but the Backstreet Boys were not afraid to mix it up with the crowd.
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Mix it up with high society types in the dusty, sweat-soaked, and perpetually filthy Saint Denis, a spitting image of the IRL New Orleans melting pot.
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I opted for the bamboo cap with mine, but you can mix it up with about a half-dozen other Klean Kanteen-made sport and loop caps.
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GOP figures who know Romney well suggest that the 85033 nominee's willingness to really mix it up with Trump if he reaches the Senate is being exaggerated.
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But instead of having the same finish like their first set of lipsticks, these four shades mix it up with two mattes, one velvet, and one gloss topper.
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There's a lot of really interesting essays, especially around this election, short essays by people that they are giving away and that you can mix it up with.
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If you've got cooked chicken ready to go, mix it up with curry powder and a little mango to make a wonderful version of a chicken salad sandwich.
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I've been decoding all his music because he would mix it up with the flamboyant stuff, but then he had messages in the songs, especially in the unreleased catalog.
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In the co-main event, former UFC lightweight champion Anthony Pettis will mix it up with former Bellator lightweight king Eddie Alvarez in a bout with major ranking implications.
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That's right—despite having previously explained to the world, "I'm really rich", Trump still loves to mix it up with us lesser folks at a good ol' fast food joint.
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Google executives have stayed silent on the issue, while Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg begs forgiveness and his top lieutenants mix it up with reporters covering the Russia probe on Twitter.
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And some will simply help you mix it up with other demanding classes on the cheap when you need to get some cardio in but don't want to run anymore.
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Keep an eye out for vintage tubular steel seating at flea markets and items from the 70's, then mix it up with a super saturated cobalt mohair, velvet reupholstery or pillows.
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I could have happily eaten more quinoa for dinner, but I decide to mix it up with lentil soup and a side of toasted pita, followed by an Asian pear for dessert.
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The creators see this as an added layer of interaction with cam models, a toy for couples, or for the average woman looking to mix it up with the help of strangers.
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The New Jersey governor said he is willing to mix it up with his rivals on the campaign trail, but said it doesn't make any sense to go negative at this point.
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Ice Cube isn't about to let Bill Maher's "house n****r" crack stop him from appearing on 'Real Time' ... in fact, Cube's ready to mix it up with Bill over the n-word.
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Latifi Decisions Villante in Tepid Affair The second of the main card's two light heavyweight showdowns saw Chris Weidman stablemate Gian Villante mix it up with long-time Alexander Gustafsson training partner Ilir Latifi.
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Diaz could also mix it up with the surging Neil Magny who, after creeping into the welterweight top-10, recently shocked the world with a third-round thumping of former Bellator champion Hector Lombard.
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Tuesday offers "Mix It Up with Hervé Tullet," also for ages 4 and up, at which Mr. Tullet, the Belgian children's book author, will give a reading and then lead a collaborative painting project.
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Even if you do appreciate a little time on your own in a dark room with just the Red Dead campaign for company, you probably like to mix it up with some online gaming too.
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Clinton aides don't want their candidate to get into the day-to-day sparring that has come to define the Republican field, but want to show she is willing to mix it up with them.
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Some contend that while the campaign and RNC have found ways to mix it up with Democrats and insert themselves into the news cycle on a daily basis, the super PAC has been more passive.
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Jotko Cruises Past Scott in Fun Fight The first of London's four middleweight bouts saw Poland's Krzysztof Jotko mix it up with England's own Bradley Scott, who now trains out of the MMA Lab in Arizona.
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We caught up with Simmons in NYC, and she tells us Omarosa would be "an amazing Housewife" cast member -- mainly because she's proven she's not afraid to mix it up with people ... just ask President Trump.
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"Her attitude was amazing and her excitement to come in every day and train and mix it up with the stunt team, and push herself, there's few that I've worked with that have that drive," Leitch said.
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UFC brawler Sage Northcutt claims the Octagon ain't the only place he wants to become a superstar ... saying he wants to take his talent to the big screen ... and mix it up with Jean-Claude Van Damme.
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Although Mr. Faena confesses to having a soft corner for Argentine artists, he likes to mix it up, with pieces ranging from Graciela Hasper's bright geometrics to two works by Julian Schnabel, whom he calls a friend.
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If you want to remember things you have to pay attention to that one thing you can't do mutiple thing at one time because you are bound to forget something or mix it up with something else.
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The celebs bringing home gold will need some fun food to Instagram next to their trophies (just to mix it up with the hardware selfies) and the less lucky stars will want to indulge in some serious comfort food.
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He scored on his first shot, tried a team-high six shots in 23:04 of ice time and blocked three shots while showing a willingness to mix it up with the likes of Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane.
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Scalia was famous for hiring a liberal clerk to mix it up with his conservative choices, which would have pushed him to the right on this measurement — at least, Goldin says, until he started hiring solely conservative clerks, around 2004.
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Here's an excerpt: Two cups of whatever makes you happy, good energy from up aboveSpoonful of patience a whole lot of humility, mix it up with all of your love What would your list of ingredients for success look like?
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From there, Saunders would embark on a 10-fight run in the Bellator cage, where he would mix it up with competition like Bryan Baker, former One Championship title challenger Luis Santos, and of course, former Bellator welterweight champion Douglas Lima.
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The Sword Legion, for instance, is a sort of demonic knight who hovers around the battlefield and is meant to get in close and mix it up with enemies, while the Archer Legion uses a bowgun to fire energy blasts at foes.
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Mr. Bloomberg is not on the ballot for the next contest — Saturday's Nevada caucuses — but rival television executives signaled before Wednesday's debate that viewer interest would be stoked by the prospect of watching the billionaire mix it up with five Democratic rivals.
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Meanwhile, Obama's former VP Joe Biden is looming in the wings, offering (if nothing else) the alluring prospect of a scrappy populist who might be able to mix it up with Trump and maybe even dispute the idea that he magically fixed the economy overnight.
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Roadburn will always be about doom, but as a fan (and as a writer) it's really refreshing to be able to mix it up with bands like this one, and G.I.S.M, and NYIÞ, whose dark ritual soundscapes suffocated Extase wth thick waves of distortion, trembling sustain, and all-around horror.
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For football players with immense demands on their time nearly year round, working online helps them fit school in when it&aposs convenient — especially during travel for road games — and to avoid having to mix it up with a bunch of other students clamoring for a selfie for their Instagram.
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Congress met in Fountain Hills, Arizona, last week, taking over the posh We-Ko-Pa Resort with their usual displays of space alien paraphernalia, panels about extraterrestrial abductions and occasional close encounters with tourists who dared to mix it up with cowboy boots, flying saucer earrings and "I Don't Believe in Humans" T-shirts.
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He showed depth and dexterity to mix it up with Elizabeth Warren on health care, ably defending his own plan while calling her out for dodging whether the plan she supports would require middle-class tax increases, and during an exchange with Tulsi Gabbard, a fellow military veteran, over Trump's decision to withdraw troops in Syria.
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The media loomed large this primary season, with accusations of bias being thrown in every direction and one candidate in particular — Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE — showing a willingness to mix it up with big journalistic names in person and on Twitter.
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At the end of the first period, the Mets' Cully Wilson scored a goal though Hall of Fame referee Mickey Ion waved it off, deciding it was scored just after he had blown the period's final whistle. Near the close of the second overtime, Berlinguette of Montreal had an outstanding chance to win it but missed by inches. Wilson of Seattle would mix it up with Berlinguette, who had to leave the ice.
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On this occasion, Spirou's weight is revealed to be 40.8 kg. In Spirou Rides a Horse, Fantasio attempts to mix it up with the upper class by playing the equestrian dandy gentleman, and Spirou reluctantly joins him to go horseback riding. Fantasio is given a very noble steed named Artaban, while Spirou's horse, Plumeau, is ridiculously unhorselike. In Spirou meets the Pygmies, a leopard escaped from the zoo assaults Spirou and Spip during a forest picnic trip, but they manage to become friendly.
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Lerio lost his first and only bout in the Olympics against Rafael Lozano of Spain. His coach was dismissed from his position due to ordering Lerio to mix it up with his opponent despite leading four points with 17 seconds left in the bout. He later turned pro and was the last Filipino who competed in the Olympics to do until Mark Anthony Barriga in the mid-2010s. As a professional boxer, he and his younger brother Roberto were handled by Todd Makelim.
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"Did Easter Islanders Mix It Up With South Americans?" Science News, Washington, 6 February 2012. Retrieved on 7 January 2014. However, more recent work indicates that the South American component of Easter Island people's genomes pre-dates European contact: a team including Anna-Sapfo Malaspinas (from the Natural History Museum of Denmark) analysed the genomes of 27 native Rapanui people and found that their DNA was on average 76 per cent Polynesian, 8 per cent Native American and 16 per cent European.
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During the finals, there was also a ten-minute break between the racing events, so that the stunt doubles could complete some work needed to film specific contest action during the movie's final minutes. Modeled sound effects mix it up with an IMAX style combination of extreme close-up and fine focus film footage during most of the actual Motocross and Supercross live action events. The Las Vegas Supercross final events live action filmed using an over-the-stadium cable camera, brings a new dimension to motorcycle racing cinematography.
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Battling Nelson By 1906, he was sparring regularly with Battling Nelson, a lightweight world champion and training partner, who sang his praises. Nelson once told a reporter prior to Kelly's bout with Tommy O'Toole, "He sparred with me two and three times a day when I was doing my training for my bout with Terry McGovern...Kelly is the hardest little hitter I ever bumped up against. He has two good hands and they are ever ready to mix it up with you..."Edgren, R., "Battling Nelson Practices His Sleep Producer", The Evening World, Evening Edition, pg. 12, New York, New York, 7 March 1906.
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O. O. McIntyre New York by Day Reading Eagle, Jan 11, 1934 Bartending schools were popular in a variety of cities around the United States for decades. In 1955, jobs in service occupations like nursing and bartending surpassed farm work as the third largest category of employment in the economy.Chet Currier Special Training is Key Factor to Success in Job The Dispatch, June 24, 1980 Universities such as Columbia and Yale have had bartending schools since the 1970s.Class Held at Columbia Eugene Register-Guard, Nov 9, 1966Bonnie Juran Bartending Students Mix it up with mini-course know how The Michigan Daily, Dec 6, 1979 Typically, these students work at student unions.
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This battle of the sexes was highlighted by the boys' club celebrating the first Monday of each month as "mumday", when members were forbidden to speak to any of the girls (or even their own mothers). Shaenon Garrity notes "When not plotting against the girls, Tubby and his gang [would] mix it up with the much tougher West Side Gang"."All the Comics #12: Little Lulu" by Shaenon Garrity Other stories related Tubby's exploits as The Spider, a detective who invariably accused Lulu's father as being the culprit of whatever he was investigating (and nearly invariably Mr. Moppet proved to be guilty). On occasion Lulu would be forced to avoid recurrent foil Truant Officer McNabbem, by means of "straight-up slapstick chases".
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In relation to gratitude, Heider also points out necessary antecedents. He states that gratitude depends not only on receiving help but also on the perception of the intent of the help received as well as the perceived reason for the positive intent which has the power to modify and influence the causal attribution. Heider mentions that the need for one to maintain balanced states can affect the experience of gratitude as well as other emotions. In his notebook, he begs the question of why someone might be hesitant to accept a gift from a hated individual and later goes on to explain how one would rather keep the hatred felt toward the individual than have to mix it up with gratitude.
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