For example, in Toca Dance, it doesn't have this big American Idol type of feeling—it's a lot more 'homemade.
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I saw a historic snowfall, spent a little more time with loved ones and polished off a few more homemade enchiladas.
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Before that it was more homemade and maybe it was difficult to feel that we were a band when we weren't recording probably.
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When you want something a little more homemade than those high-tech veggie burgers, make these hefty patties with mushrooms, beets, and black beans.
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I think the key here is that planning and prepping more homemade meals is the ultimate goal, but sometimes, if at all possible, it's good to treat yourself once in a while.
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The bomb squad is combing the area to see if there are more homemade bombs," Anton Charliyan, West Java police chief, told Metro TV. "Situation is safe for now, but we must remain on alert and not underestimate things.
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The former president set up a voice-activated taping system in the White House's Cabinet Room and the Oval Office and, from 1971 to 1973, recorded more than 3000 hours of audio—the man had more homemade tape recordings than a Grateful Dead convention.
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Auntie Anne's, Inc., is an American chain of pretzel shops founded by Anne F. Beiler and her husband, Jonas, in 1988. Auntie Anne's serves products such as pretzels, dips, and beverages. They also offer Pretzels & More Homemade Baking Mix.
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A crude bomb exploded on an isolated place on platform 10 of Patna Junction railway station. One person who sustained injuries in this blast died. According to Railway Protection Force, the explosion took place at a paid toilet within the station. Two more homemade bombs were defused.
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The Act Laying Duties on Imports was communicated by Alexander Hamilton to the United States House of Representatives on April 23, 1790. In order to promote manufacturing in the United States, Hamilton proposed that imported goods be more expensive, which would force Americans to buy more homemade products. This proposition failed as it was essentially a tariff.
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They created computer-generated screenshots of the environments and shot against blue-screen, and they had a director of photography light them to match the environment. The Dark Eye was art directed by Rebekah Behrendt, whose stated goal was "to subvert the look of computer 3-D art by creating a more homemade feel." She hired Doug Beswick to help animate the project. Thomas Dolby composed the game's music.
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Back from a business trip, Kate (Sarah Jessica Parker), receives a reminder from her daughter, Emily's (Emma Rayne Lyle) kindergarten bake sale for the next day. Didn’t want her daughter to feel different from other children, Kate wanted to bake something homemade, but the deli shop near her was out of baking supplies. Kate bought a store-baked pie and a glass pie holder and went home to distress it to make it more homemade like. Back home, she is greeted by her husband, Richard (Greg Kinnear).
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This was very poisonous due to the methanol produced when wood is fermented. As more homemade stills became prominent, the government started to add more poison to products such as weed killers (which was what many people were stilling to make beer). They thought this would encourage people to stop stilling their own liquor but instead it killed more people. The government officials turned a blind eye even when 33 people died over a period of just three days in Manhattan due to consuming homemade alcoholic drinks that contained lethal amounts of methanol.
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After Black & White, the band decided to shift their focus to making the album that pleased them instead of searching for a hit. For their 1993 album Go Slow Down, the band reunited with T-Bone Burnett and took a more homemade approach, with Neumann playing many of the instruments himself. Unlike their previous album, Go Slow Down was more acoustic and marked their transition into 90s alternative rock. The first song from the album, "Closer to Free", brought Bodeans to a much larger audience after it was selected as the theme song to the TV series Party of Five in 1994.
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