Health experts say this is critical because under-nourished girls tend to grow up and give birth to under-nourished babies - unless action is taken.
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Viewers were nourished by that, not by a pitched battle.
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For although my stomach is empty, my soul is nourished.
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No doubt, toxic local politics have nourished homegrown terrorist groups.
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We're nourished by the containment offered by the melancholic state.
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The goal here is to feel full, nourished, and satisfied.
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She is nourished by Kenya's material culture, and its landscape.
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Whose bodies might be nourished, and whose might be poisoned?
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On average North Koreans are less nourished than their southern neighbors.
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Stained glass saints looked down on me, each one nourished, satisfied.
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Newly nourished beaches suffer less erosion after storms than nonreplenished beaches.
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For all its horrors, the Soviet Union had nourished her poetry.
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But mostly they were re-nourished, building back up their weight.
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These cells grow fast, nourished by the brain's abundant blood supply.
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On average North Koreans are less nourished than their southern neighbours.
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If constitutional bones that provide structure aren't nourished, they will break.
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"I had to go to friends and get nourished," he said.
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More than any other country, Cambodia is nourished by the Mekong.
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But Miró and Calder unfailingly championed and nourished each other's work.
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Stay well hydrated and well nourished, and wash your hands often.
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The healthier and more nourished you are during pregnancy, the better.
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Youngsters' dreams are nourished by seafaring tales told by relatives or neighbours.
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"My mother nourished me with the most extravagant love imaginable," she said.
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Young artists should be bought and kept and nourished, and not flipped.
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Coffee in particular flourishes when partially shaded and nourished by the Inga.
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Our informed electorate was nourished on far too much political junk food.
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However, the bureaucracy must be amended, adopted, nourished, realigned, incentivized and held accountable.
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The Moroccan constitution mentions the "Hebraic influences," which nourished and enriched the kingdom.
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But the incredible genetic experiments that Earth nourished could potentially outlive the planet.
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What's more, she reported that her hair post-curl felt nourished and soft.
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Having these little people rely on you to keep them alive and nourished.
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At a time when so many of us need to be lovingly nourished.
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What people prize is protected, even nourished by these, but it is separate.
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It would make the country so much stronger with healthy and nourished children.
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These ingredients have nourished tribes in that region for a very long time.
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At a certain point, they realized that they were full, but not nourished.
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I want you to be inspired by this, to be nourished by tonight.
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The women founded Be Nourished, which strives to help people become body-compassionate.
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"One needs more than approval or fame or wealth to be nourished," she writes.
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Fresh food was not grown or sold there, but diseases, nourished by racism, were.
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You can leave it playing in the background and feel nourished after three hours.
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My body aches despite my best efforts to keep it stretched, rested, and nourished.
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Every so often, a river disappears entirely, bringing down the communities it once nourished.
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Thurmond the defecting Democrat was joined by younger Southern politicians nourished within the GOP.
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Even so, on average North Koreans are less well nourished than their Southern neighbors.
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"I want everyone to leave from here feeling nourished, replenished, healed," Ms. Khan said.
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It must be nourished by free and fair access to information and free speech.
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Nourished by the enveloping San Francisco fog, many are more than 100 feet tall.
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It guards against color fade and keeps hair nourished while warding off those warm tones.
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As I walk around the warm and tranquil space, I feel light, nourished, and contented.
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The coroner also found a collection of scars on Otto's "well-developed, well-nourished" body.
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For thousands of years the silt has both nourished and destroyed on an unparalleled scale.
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Pizza has nourished me my entire life, either as a source of income or inspiration.
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The Erie Canal was an engineering marvel that nourished a middle class for 2628 years.
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Carefully nourished, he is the sort whom the Knicks can build around for a decade.
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And those ties were nourished, in part, Tirdad said, by his father, a prominent Iranian intellectual.
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She spends her days swaddled in cashmere, engaged in light exercise and nourished by organic superfoods.
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There was even fancy fruit to munch on while your mind was nourished with beautiful prognostications.
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It needs to be fed and nourished with love and companionship and shared humor with somebody.
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"Knowing my daughter is safe, nourished and happy brings me joy during my workouts!" she says.
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This is not the first time that plant life has been successfully nourished on the ISS.
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Children and teens who are better nourished and live in better environments tend to be taller.
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But the verdure that covered it had sprouted spontaneously, nourished by the remnants of fecal waste.
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Water not only nourished the people there, but their food source as well: giant mole-rats.
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Children, liberated from classrooms and homework, are released outdoors and nourished by fresh air and sunshine.
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The one that nourished Anderson's creativity, and equally his body and soul, will never be developed.
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"Budgets are a vaccine against the breeding ground with which populism is nourished," she told reporters.
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Well-nourished soils are better at absorbing carbon dioxide rather than allowing it to enter the atmosphere.
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Well, what better way to show your love and devotion than through keeping them nourished and healthy?
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Only once the mother is re-hydrated and properly nourished can the nausea begin to be treated.
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I created #Flawless for all of us on this journey of having healthy, nourished, and nurtured hair.
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In both practices, new mothers are nourished with broths and wrap their bodies to ward off chills.
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It's not hard to imagine that children who are hungry will do better if they are nourished.
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But reason sits just next to these contingencies—and is often nourished, not diminished, by their presence.
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Those successes, along with a few female colleagues who got it, nourished my soul through the years.
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In fact, the French ambassador had to smuggle food into his house just to keep him nourished.
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Seeds and plants are stuffed into the pockets of the thick fabric and nourished with compost juice.
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The record has a distinctive sound, at once unprecedented and nourished by a deep well of history.
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But this style of thought is also nourished by a consumer culture that profits from sowing doubt.
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"I see one-third of a nation ill housed, ill clad, ill nourished," Roosevelt announced that year.
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The appetite for adventure that she nourished as a child did not leave after the crash. Mrs.
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It is a tall order for an insider to reform a system that nourished and rewarded him.
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Are they going to tell me that I'm not going to be nourished by India or Japan?
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The 603 Constitution acknowledges that Morocco's identity has been "nourished and enriched" in part by "Hebraic" components.
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Soon, a wide readership formed and her posthumous fame grew, nourished by the stories people passed around.
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"Her artistic talent was never truly nourished by the environment that she was in," Ms. Hinkle said.
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Wiener, perfecting that New York–nourished millennial mode, can't find new meaning, only evidence, everywhere, of meaninglessness.
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Under those bald branches, growth was rapid as vines and chutes—nourished by seaweed deposits—scrambled for sunlight.
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But farming societies depend heavily on a few staples, leaving them poorly nourished and vulnerable to crop failure.
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And that life is a whole lot easier when my appetite is sated and my body is nourished.
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The boy is nourished via a feeding tube and relies on in-home nursing to manage his disease.
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Despite marked divides between its northern and southern halves, the Golden State has always nourished its own identity.
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Quaker will be on hand serving brunch every morning to keep you full and nourished throughout the day.
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Being healthy is about being nourished and thus resilient so that when something does happen, we recover quickly.
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"There are many treatments to ensure their strands are nourished and their scalp is healthy," she tells us.
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Janet Jackson thanks reportedly ailing father "My mother nourished me with the most extravagant love imaginable," she said.
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"Cannibalism is very much nourished by fetishistic desire," the killer rationalizes at a point early in the movie.
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I doubt that I would feel so lethargic—one symptom of my depression—if I were better nourished.
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Schrager's memories of his friendship with Rubell, and the lost community they nourished, lends the film unexpected heart.
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Orange's characters are, however, also nourished by the ordinary possibilities of the present, by common desires and feelings.
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As for the intellectual world that had nourished him, he said, it was a product of another time.
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The French populist was nourished by the National Front, the anti-immigrant party that her father once led.
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During times of stress, this is an efficient way to produce well-nourished offspring — albeit fewer of them.
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"Better seeds means better crops, and that could ultimately lead to a more well-nourished world," he says.
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There are several other topics elaborated in NE9 that puzzled, surprised, and nourished me while I was there.
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They nourished small dreams and hopes and disappointments that made their eventual fates all the more sad and affecting.
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The Maternity Benefit Amendment Bill, 2016, will pave way for a healthy & secure mother and a well-nourished child.
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Truthfully, any color — be it red, blonde, brown, or jet-black — will look exponentially better on healthy, nourished hair.
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The extremism of Senate Republicans nourished the growth of extremist candidates -- and now one sits atop their presidential ticket.
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The oceans have nourished our species for millennia, but we sure have a funny way of showing our appreciation.
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It was a bit like the priests with their chalices, but, for us, milk was what truly nourished us.
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Our house functioned as a mini hospital, and we worked around the clock to keep her oxygenated and nourished.
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It's also vegan and paraben-free and is made with vitamins A and E so your skin stays nourished.
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"John Law had dreamed of a well-nourished working population and magazines of home and foreign goods," Buchan notes.
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My mom and he nourished my preteen fascinations with milk snakes and plethodontid salamanders, steaming geysers, and sphagnum bogs.
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Inextricably tied together, the Dodgers and Vin Scully raised me, nourished me, showed me why the world needs baseball.
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They're missing important types of cells and lack the blood vessels needed to keep their tissues nourished and healthy.
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A close look at the bodies and the blood on his fingers suggest what he did to stay nourished.
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After years of drought, a wet winter nourished a bumper crop of grasses, shrubs, and trees throughout the state.
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When a moment is properly built to and nourished, it can feel monumental, no matter how tiny it is.
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But they are working on getting them nourished and so if need be, they can make the trip out. Sandra?
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New moons bring new beginnings, and spaces in your spirit that have felt empty will be nourished with new wholeness.
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Consider this skin care-infused serum foundation the ideal multitasker for covering up blemishes and keeping skin balanced and nourished.
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She relies on African Black Soap, Aveeno Daily Scrub, and Weleda Skin Food to keep her complexion clean and nourished.
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Tens of millions of American children rely on free or subsidized school lunches to stay healthy and nourished every day.
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The government's war on Singlish was doomed from the start: Even state institutions and officials have nourished it, if inadvertently.
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The formula features Chamomile and Aloe, so your cuticles and skin stay nourished to give you that salon-grade finish.
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He hopes to stay steadily nourished until May, when he graduates and plans to get a job in web design.
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And for me, to adopt a baby lesbian who wasn't being nourished by their birth family is really important, too.
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Dortmund and other onetime factory towns in Germany have largely avoided the working-class alienation that nourished populist sentiment elsewhere.
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The books nourished my dream of growing up to be a scientist; the nature near Usibelli gave my dream form.
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Performance art has its own New York biennial (called "Performa"), organized and nourished since 22015 by the indefatigable RoseLee Goldberg.
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Therefore, it requires a regimen that won't over-strip the skin, and will keep skin nourished after cleansing to restore balance.
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The Ramayana and Mahabharata have long nourished Indian popular culture, whether through village storytelling, puppet-shows, television serials or Bollywood movies.
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It has done amazing things; climbed mountains, traveled the world, comforted loved ones, and made and nourished a beautiful little boy.
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In practice, this economic recipe, led by Germany, proved economically and politically disastrous, as it fueled the recession and nourished populism.
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The more kinds of things we put on our plates, the more nourished our bodies and the more satisfying our meals.
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A salad may not give you enough sustenance to keep you nourished until a late afternoon or early evening get-together.
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The Frank Body Original Coffee Scrub is an invigorating body scrub that will leave your skin feeling nourished and incredibly soft.
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Saudi Binladin Group had grown from humble beginnings in 1931, nourished by the Bin Laden family's good relations with successive rulers.
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Body oils can provide hours and hours of soft, nourished skin that feels like you just left a fancy spa treatment.
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In fact, I use a light layer during the day to keep my lips smooth and nourished; here's a full review.
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"A secret that has existed and been nourished by players for so many years cannot be lifted without disappointment," said Eglseder.
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If you keep your body healthy and well-nourished, your immune system has a better chance of fending off the virus.
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They found that among the herders, those who possessed a gene that predisposed them to A.D.H.D. were, on average, better nourished.
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Among the farming Ariaal, the opposite was true: Those who lacked the genetic predisposition for A.D.H.D. were, on average, better nourished.
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Patrick Deneen and Rod Dreher argue that their values can best be defended and nourished at a local, community-based level.
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The heat and drought dried out grasses and shoots that had been nourished by the winter snows, turning them into tinder.
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Haunted by original sin and nourished by dreams of upward mobility, family sagas rarely extricate themselves from a sense of inevitability.
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So, along with a clearer complexion, skin is also being nourished with a number of elements that improve its overall texture.
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He imagined exploring the solar system with spaceships propelled by nuclear explosions and establishing distant colonies nourished by genetically engineered plants.
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What she needed was to find the thing that nourished her, the work that she could do that made her happy.
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According to Wilkerson, adding products that mimic the protective layer that is often stripped from the hair helps to keep strands nourished.
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You cannot supplement your way to wellness, she suggested, as our body was designed to be fueled and nourished from real food.
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And I've never felt so refreshed and nourished, and so clear in my head about what I want, what I don't want.
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Lakeland, FloridaA hardy market for imported low-cost prescription drugs has taken root in Florida, nourished by older Americans and tolerant regulators.
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He prayed and said religious freedom needed to be "nourished and protected" in remarks late on Tuesday to Australia's biggest evangelical gathering.
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The salt is nicely balanced with hydrating ingredients like coconut oil and shea butter, so your hair is left nourished and soft.
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I was given piano lessons and exposed to lots of music, but whistling was never encouraged or nourished in any particular way.
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A warrior whose mental weapons seem to come equally from heart and air, and whose soul is nourished by solitude and dreams.
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It's great to have something on your skin overnight, so that you wake up the next morning lovely, and flushed, and nourished.
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The full moon in Taurus on Wednesday finds you nourished and grateful for everything you have, as it illuminates your house of possessions.
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These things all sound good (hey, they are good), but they also don't let you celebrate your accomplishments, feel nourished and, well, happy.
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But there is also Mr Johnson, who uses his column in the Daily Telegraph as a platform for his long-nourished leadership ambitions.
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Remember above all that you will be nourished not only by the food you eat, but by the pleasure you take in it.
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"I can tell everyone, the production can be more if peace is there and if we are determined to nourished it," Abdulqader said.
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Your heart won't feel great on a functional level after all that fried food, but it will feel nourished on a philosophical level.
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"A secret that has existed and been nourished by players for so many years cannot be lifted without disappointment," said Eglseder last summer.
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He said they chose Sanaa as it was where people were the most nourished but where most of the food diversion was occurring.
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Like, hey, I want to make sure your body is nourished, and I want to make sure you're taking care of your needs.
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I never specifically thought of us as not very well-nourished, but I did grow up with a fair amount of joint problems.
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Nourished by freshwater bogs, a carpet of poison ivy, Virginia creeper and prickly cat-brier helps anchor the trees' roots in the sand.
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Its Brooklyn headquarters are stocked with vegan snacks, 50-foot plant walls nourished with rainwater and 3D printers for employees to express themselves.
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Algae, nourished by fertilizer runoff from croplands, bloom in the lake, affecting the taste of the water and, worse, produce microcystin-containing algae.
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For me, it's very important to understand, to look and to be nourished by different cultures because it gives birth to other things.
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John Pai's steel sculptures, nourished by a community of Korean artists in New York, reflect a sensibility outside the mainstream of American art.
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"I felt that a tradition must be nourished with new material, otherwise it fossilizes," he told the British newspaper The Telegraph in 2012.
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I have rotated my crops studiously, which, in theory, is supposed to give gardeners the best chance to grow healthy, well-nourished vegetables.
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The nation's founders nourished great aspirations for higher learning and pined for a research university in the European mold rather than the British.
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When we open ourselves to what they say and how they say it, our narrow prejudices evaporate and we are nourished and armed.
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I think the show wanted me to feel nourished by the final scene between Gianni Versace (Edgar Ramirez) and Cunanan, and I just didn't.
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Memories of the second world war were still fresh: New Zealand's soldiers had fought alongside the British; its farmers had nourished the home front.
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By this he meant, I believe, that the wide and varied production of art we now experience depends on and is nourished by capital.
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In 2008, I attended the Juliette Low Seminar in Switzerland, an opportunity that nourished my curiosity and spirit to keep carrying the Guiding light.
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Studies have indicated that agroecology is capable of delivering sufficient yields to feed the entire world population and ensure that they are adequately nourished.
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Her move catalyzed her maturation as an artist; she was finally able to build an environment that nourished her wide-ranging aims and interests.
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To keep them nourished for flights of up to twelve hours, the Combat Feeding Directorate has designed what look like oversized tubes of toothpaste.
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This isn't the same, though, as testing whether children who are already well nourished and don't want breakfast should be forced to eat it.
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In his hometown capacity, he has seen to it that his colleagues are well accommodated and well nourished while visiting his city this week.
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At the beginning of the semester, I felt alive and nourished and like I was on vacation after a career of corralling second graders.
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In both cases, the suspects had nourished their animus online, on social media platformswhere they could easily connect with people who shared their hatreds.
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It's his way of saying, 'This is part of my world, this is what has nourished me, and now it's part of my music.
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Open late, Soda Tapia attracts a steady stream of well-nourished patrons and families, with a giant menu that includes delicious tropical fruit shakes.
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His power is nourished by his gift for extemporaneous, often humorous, oratory, not to mention his position as one of the county's largest employers.
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Nourished by Kenyan culture, the transnational artist is filling the niches on the Fifth Avenue facade, for the first time in the Met's history.
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The night-time economy is a garden that needs to be tended and nourished, rather than grown wild, as it has been to date.
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It was something we built together, something we cultivated with patient investments and thoughtful policies, and something we once nourished and made stronger over time.
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"You… would not have been as well-nourished and healthy as your neighbors, [so] maybe you would have been weaker and died sooner," he said.
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"Yoga, although introduced and nourished by Hinduism, was a world heritage and liberation powerhouse to be utilized by all," Zed said in a statement Friday.
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My two roommates have annoyingly fast metabolisms so while I nourished my body with beans and greens all week, they ordered in burgers and fries.
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He felt at peace among the prairie lights of its university towns, which nourished his literary genius before his death in 2008, at age 46.
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In the hit 2002 song, the overriding philosophy is that the "Sk8r Boi" was a beautiful soul who needed to be nourished by Avril's love.
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In both cases, the suspects had nourished their animus online, on social media platforms where they could easily connect with people who shared their hatreds.
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Most, like Mr. Cameron, started their careers as student political hacks, and the ties they forged nourished their political careers for the next three decades.
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If this alien iron nourished these ancient marine animals, then it may have also caused an increase in biological carbon dioxide storage in the oceans.
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This concept refers to their shared, tradition-nourished roots or creative foundation, which, as Morris describes it, is at once cultural, social, spiritual and psychic.
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"My mother nourished me with the most extravagant love imaginable, my father, my incredible father, drove me to be the best that I can," she added.
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Designed for sensitive skin, this is soap-free and rich in probiotics; it quickly melts into a milky consistency and leaves skin feeling clean but nourished.
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This lip mask contains peptides geared to smooth and plump lips, along with classic hydrators like shea butter and cocoa seed butter to keep them nourished.
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Describing military aviation as a "fragile ecosystem," Davis emphasized the importance of keeping all requisite aspects of that system nourished to keep the entire network healthy.
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What's more, as a political refugee in working-class London who was rarely healthy, he struggled constantly to keep his children nourished, housed, and well-educated.
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This notion is undermined by the Greeks describing the warlike Amazons as working mothers too busy to breastfeed, so they nourished their babies with mares' milk.
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He is true to the nature of his subject: Black Mountain College radically pushed against glorified individualism and nourished a notion of art based on community.
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Shards of caramelized rye bread lend a note of sweet grit; sea buckthorn berries, nourished by fog along the Danish coast, burst sour on the tongue.
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Over the years, men from Waziristan and other tribal areas like my father sent home remittances and nourished dreams of a better life for their children.
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Our correspondent visited the onetime factory town to understand how Europe's largest economy has avoided the wider working-class alienation that has nourished populist sentiment elsewhere.
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The insatiable American appetite for British drawing-room comedy is well nourished in "The Roundabout," a revival of J. B. Priestley's 1932 comedy at 59E59 Theaters.
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A portion of that canal system had for generations nourished corn, sugar beets, pinto beans and other crops with water siphoned from the North Platte River.
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Because our digestive systems no longer had to work as hard, they began to shrink; in parallel, our brains grew, nourished by all those extra calories.
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She nourished a love of movies in her son, watching Western films starring her favorites, Vivien Leigh and Joan Fontaine, on television with him after school.
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But this aging man was once a teenage boy, and he was nourished with mountains of Tina's burritos, hastily microwaved and swallowed well before they'd cooled.
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The children are healthier, they're better nourished, their mental capacities are higher, and parents have more time and money to spend on each child's health and schooling.
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The Peach handbook says measles "rarely causes harm in properly nourished children in affluent countries," which is false, according to American Pediatric Association spokesman Dr. Sean O'Leary.
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I rinse it all out, stepping out of the shower with truly nourished hair that dries soft and shiny, with fresh and full volume at the roots.
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"Keep training hard and remember that our bodies will respond best to all of our hard work when our minds are healthy and our souls are nourished."
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"Create more time for whichever of those experiences gives you the most energy or makes you feel the most nourished or nurtured in your life," she says.
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It also supported and nourished a community of unpaid content creators during a time that few other companies had done so, with a few exceptions like YouTube.
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So what if a few people needlessly spend a bit more and get nourished a bit less, chasing after a gluten-free miracle that may never come?
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Yet cash is important; without the means to pay a phone bill or a haircut, no one, however well-nourished and sheltered, is liable to kick on.
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Yet for those in need, $1.40, the average cost per meal on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), is the difference between being nourished or going hungry.
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While I may be on the well-nourished and voluptuous side, I did not see what that had to do with being a target for sex offenders.
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The approach Secretary Perdue has taken to ensuring our country is fed and nourished well into the future is to skip the preparation and reverse the order.
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That has, in part, nourished the political populism that contributed to Britain's vote a year ago to leave the European Union, and the election of President Trump.
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Republicans in Congress have said they want the new space ventures to thrive in "permissionless innovation," similar to the ethos that nourished new enterprises on the internet.
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But befitting a spiritual man whose art was nourished by Judaism, Catholicism and Buddhism, Cohen attracts a form of devotion here that can border on the messianic.
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"It's a child I gave birth to and nourished properly to teen age," Mr. Roux told The New York Times in 20073, when the change was announced.
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The hope is to spur a general realization of the house's value before the bulldozers destroy what is left of it and the garden that nourished Delaney.
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Thanks to its combination of rosewater, hyaluronic acid, vitamin E, and witch hazel, it leaves your skin feeling clean, nourished, hydrated, and moisturized — without drying it out.
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That has, in part, nourished the political populism that contributed to Britain's vote a year ago to leave the European Union, and the election of President Trump.
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I've been nourished on the delicious mist and haze, That sweetly warmed my heart The Chinese version of the poem has attracted hundreds of comments on Weibo.
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Patients need to be well-nourished to take the medication, but they rely on a good harvest to feed themselves, District Medical Officer Dr. Itai Matibiri explained.
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Some efforts use the technology to simulate real food: Project Nourished served scents, visuals and agar-agar to make diners think they were munching on real sushi.
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Her adoptive father, the powerful poet Giulio Strozzi, nourished her career as a singer, composer, thinker and producer — a career that was wildly successful by any standard.
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Or how often soup kitchens must follow egregious regulations that do not make people safer or more nourished but merely impose a one-size-fits-all standard.
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This objective, nourished by billions of dollars of investment from the motorsports industry, has led to technological and performance breakthroughs that have eventually trickled down to automotive.
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The tax cuts were supposed to trigger an increase in investment, productivity growth and profit margins — which might have nourished future growth — but that failed to materialize.
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People all over the world have been using plant-based oils to keep their hair, skin, and nails healthy and nourished since the days of Cleopatra (no, seriously).
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The Pumpkin 24K Gold Sheet Mask, just $8 at Sephora, is "drenched in pumpkin fruit extract and 24K gold for radiant, well-nourished skin," according to its description.
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THE COUNTERCULTURE of the 1960s produced a number of musicians who were simultaneously nourished by its spirit of change yet deeply rooted in, and fascinated by, America's past.
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It's a classic scene in childbirth — once the baby comes out, the partner ceremoniously cuts the umbilical cord that nourished the child for the nine months of pregnancy.
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" Children who suffer from severe acute malnutrition aren't just malnourished and hungry â€" they're nine times more likely to die of a disease than a well-nourished child.
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This program knows exactly where you live and will adjust your watering schedule based on the forecast in your specific location, leaving your yard healthy and perfectly nourished.
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The larvae were nourished with guinea pig pellets, and individuals were removed from the beaker and frozen at various life stages, up to and including the adult phase.
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For years, Harena has nourished herself on the myth of her Italian father, and now it is impossible to keep the subject within the bounds of simple conversation.
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That was more likely to happen to a poorly nourished child with no reserves of glucose, the chemical form that sugar takes to be digested by the body.
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The effort was nourished by a concerted, well-organized get-out-the-vote effort started by Democrats and their allies that was custom-built for black Alabama voters.
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"They were the ones who sustained and nourished our hope over the years," said Maribel Cervantes, a community organizer from the state of Veracruz, referring to the Zapatistas.
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Assign your most sun-loving plants to your most generous windows, and don't be afraid to relocate them from time to time to keep them nourished and happy.
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The "traditional book culture," as he put it in "The Two Latin Cultures," one nourished in cathedrals and monasteries, began to rely on classical models in teaching grammar.
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I feel, palpably, my own potential to connect — to listen, learn, and be nourished by food, by people, and (most importantly) by the godly combination of the two.
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For most of their lives, the world's super-agers have nourished their bodies with whole, plant-based foods, such as leafy vegetables, tubers, nuts, beans and whole grains.
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"It's annoying when you've carried a child, nourished a child, birthed a child, are newly responsible for a child … and they don't look a thing like you!" she wrote.
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"It's annoying when you've carried a child, nourished a child, birthed a child, are newly responsible for a child … and they don't look a thing like you!" she wrote.
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My pores looked instantly tighter, thanks to the collagen-boosting retinol, but not in a parched, dehydrated way; instead, the stretchy texture made my skin feel nourished and plump.
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What I sense in my inbox, maybe your-all's inboxes are similar, people feeling starved or not nourished by the news, wanting to know what the heck to trust.
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Mr. Kerry had long nourished the idea of opening lines of communication to Iran, and he saw his chance when he got involved in trying to free the hikers.
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It was the Wari people who, over a thousand years ago, built many of the valley's stepped hillside terraces, natural irrigation systems that nourished plots of corn and potato.
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Sabrina Ionescu, the Oregon star, celebrated Bryant's passion for basketball, which he had plainly nourished in Gianna, a budding star in her own right known to all as Gigi.
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"Her food is going to make sure that she's nourished throughout the film," says Calliet, who will put her on a diet plan consisting of balanced protein, fats and carbohydrates.
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Research by Girl Effect found urban girls ate little or no breakfast, snacked on "empty foods" throughout the day and thought feeling full was the same as being well nourished.
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Some of these spires rise more than two storeys above the seabed, and they attract deep-sea animals who are nourished by the hot fluids streaming out from the chimneys.
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You'll understand how your body feels when it's nourished, understand how your gut health is supposed to be supported, and then we'll focus on alcohol and working in the exercise.
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You leave this book both nourished and hungry for more about the art, its creators and patrons, and the relationships that seed the ground for moments spent at the canvas.
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"I know how difficult it is to leave, even when you know you are not being nourished and you know your rights and freedoms are not being upheld," she said.
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Farming 5G will also transform the farming industry with IoT devices monitoring livestock to ensure that they are nourished and healthy, while also detecting whether they are sick or pregnant.
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" Both in and outside her practice, she has encountered many people who have become "disconnected from what really matters, from what makes us feel nourished and grounded as human beings.
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I thought about doing one nice thing for myself every day that helped me move more, that nourished my body, that connected me with loved ones or refreshed my spirit.
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"My mother nourished me with the most extravagant love imaginable, my father — my incredible father – drove me to be the best that I can," Janet said while accepting the Impact Award.
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The pleasure that these women anticipated, and then relished, in their food actually helped them to be more nourished than when they received the same nutrients in a less palatable package.
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An ouroboros-like rumor of Kennedy's imminent departure also spread through Washington last spring, nourished by Republicans like senators Ted Cruz and Chuck Grassley who repeated it without identifying its origins.
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I was grateful for the formula that nourished our son, of course, but even more I was grateful that despite my deepest desire to nurse, I was incapable of doing so.
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She is aware of the connection between her diet and her persistent health problems, but insists that her children are well nourished, gesturing to the Nestlé products in her living room.
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The Dutchman was the first person to observe human sperm cells, though he insisted that the sperm alone made an embryo that was merely nourished by the female egg and ovaries.
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Among other things, the painter had been deeply nourished by the sea, the constant emotional scouring of Ostend's beaches by North Sea breakers, and the daily absolution offered by the tides.
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The starter he deployed at Upside is three years old and has been nourished by the airborne yeasts of 22 nations, gathered by Mr. Falco in his work as a consultant.
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But a multi-year drought has slowed large sections of the imposing falls to little more than a weak stream, and the lush vegetation they once nourished is hot and dry.
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Below are some of the outstanding companies that are being nourished and built in Brazil today, and why the five tech sectors they operate in promise rapid growth and strong investor returns.
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We could not foresee with certainty what those programs would eventually look like, let alone whether they would succeed, but they were pushed forward with intuition and heart, and nourished with optimism.
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A lack of modern equipment and little economic incentive to farm mean much of the island's vegetation is wild in a way that keeps bees well nourished and produces high-quality honey.
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Schools benefit financially, seeing improved bottom lines from rising lunch sales, and our country gets the biggest gain of all: students who arrive at their classes well nourished and ready to learn.
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I always had a hand or something in my pocket, and when I could, I would begin to eat, to put something in my mouth, to feel that I was getting nourished.
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It was a startling result, and highlights what wellness so often overlooks: that when we separate pleasure from nutrition in our diets, we end up less nourished—physically and emotionally—than ever.
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Civilians who have managed to get medical treatment are suffering from burns and shrapnel and blast injuries, while many are in need of critical care and are under-nourished, MSF officials said.
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This earned-revenue model enables donors to achieve a higher "return" on their investment – greater incomes mean smallholder farmers and their families are better nourished and their children attend school more often.
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The environment of docks, saloons, hotels, baths and shipyards that once nourished elaborate networks of queer love and support was abolished to develop suburbs, and the memory of these networks was erased.
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The Tea Party and Occupy Wall Street rose up as opposite expressions of antiestablishment rage, nourished by the sense that colluding élites in government and business had got away with a crime.
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Cycling is good for the planet as well as your citizens' poorly-nourished, ill-used bodies, and studies show more people are willing to ride if cities provide infrastructure to support them.
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When the participants were nourished with a high-carb, low protein meal , they were more likely to make social decisions and reject unfair offers, the researchers found in their second controlled experiment.
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Ilda Sánchez and Alberto Luquis found a crocodile in their flooded house in Caño Martín Peña, a Santurce neighborhood of the working poor who settled along a canal that once nourished mangroves.
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Spirit of Friendship proposes that, while members of Nhà Sàn Collective and Studio have produced great artworks, it's their friendships that nourished, developed, and continue to sustain their practices to this day.
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The program, run by the Center for Nutritional Recovery and Education, includes prediabetic 230-year-olds with dangerously fatty livers, adolescents with hypertension and toddlers so poorly nourished they have trouble walking.
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During the Obama presidency, this rising band of isolationist neo-progs have seen their ideas nourished and been drawn to the Administration's rationalizations for shirking America's role as leader of the West.
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What enthralled Cassas and Vignes about Palmyra is precisely what ISIS hates about it: They discovered the material vestiges of a multilingual and multiconfessional society, nourished by commerce from East and West.
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A measles infection can cause low vitamin A levels even in well-nourished kids, so supplements can help restore normal levels as the body heals, while helping prevent eye damage and blindness.
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But his hunger for press — which he nourished over 40 years of cultivating reporters, taking their calls on virtually any subject and calling them out of the blue to chat — remains undiminished.
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Poncho's Tlayudas nourished activists, many of them Indigenous people from Oaxaca, as they protested and prepared for hearings at City Hall leading up to the legalization of sidewalk vending late last year.
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Barred from acting school because he was already disruptive, he went to the Prague film academy as a desperation move—only to find that film nourished his growing passion, to make something real.
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Hope is nourished when we look to God's promise: Rather than leaving us to endure suffering and darkness, He vowed to send a Savior to crush evil and draw us back to Him.
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This is in keeping with a long tradition in American politics that has seen populism, those revolts against politics as usual, as momentary, irrational flare-ups nourished by nostalgia in a changing world.
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An ideology nourished in the small-town Midwest and rural South and in the growing population centers of Western states resented and opposed the approach, style, and transactional presumptions of East Coast elites.
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Better-looking food may help ensure that people with dysphagia eat enough to remain nourished and hydrated—especially those who have lost their sense of smell or taste, or all enjoyment from eating.
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Situated on a plateau at the center of India's southern triangle, Bangalore has a mild climate year-round, a condition that seems to have nourished the city's reputation as an easygoing, tolerant place.
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Born in 21960 in a modest Jewish immigrant Brooklyn home, he made his mark in liberal Manhattan, broke ranks with the friends who nourished him and became a shaper of the neoconservative movement.
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But just outside Öhringen's tidy old quarter, dominated by the steeple of a 21910th-century stone church, there are signs that the economic upswing that has nourished this idyll is beginning to falter.
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The river is nourished by an assortment of springs and creeks, and though its Spanish name means "bitter," the water is sweet enough to cultivate a string of biological pearls along its length.
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"Your eyelashes need to be clean because they are protecting the eyes ... they are nourished by oil glands and if those glands or the follicles are clogged, that can be a problem," Taylor said.
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"We could not foresee with certainty what those programs would eventually look like, let alone whether they would succeed, but they were pushed forward with intuition and heart, and nourished with optimism," Bezos said.
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To legitimise President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's draconian policies and to boost his attempt to bolster his powers through a new constitution, the memory and trauma of the coup have been nourished, politicised and consecrated.
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"Investor appetite for risk and hunger for outperformance is being nourished by miners and financials, accompanied by continued rebound by those Brexit-battered housebuilders," Mike van Dulken, head of research at Accendo Markets, said.
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His native curiosity, nourished by his longtime instructor, Mike Schy, caused him to consider a one-plane swing, in which a player maintains the same angle to the ground (or base) throughout the swing.
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Why this matters: The Trump Administration is (understandably) rife with paranoia, and the paranoia is seeping out on the Hill and being nourished by the extraordinary series of leaks coming from the intelligence community.
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Mr. Gastou's medievalism was nourished by a childhood near Carcassonne, France, the prototypical ancient fortified city, stronghold of the Cathars in the 13th century and restored by Viollet-le-Duc during the 19th century.
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He had persuaded — and by this I mean bribed — caste leaders to allow their women to work as day laborers, and their rising incomes were apparent in new brick houses and well-nourished children.
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Sitting on an ancient volcanic plateau, the area supports an extraordinary mix of species thanks to a fusion of Congolian rainforest and wooded savannah, nourished by underground wells that feed an expansive network of waterways.
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Professional clinical herbalist Ray Edwards was on hand to explain how the ingredients nourished both mind and soul, and even sent us each home with a sample of tea designed to fight stress and sadness.
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It turned out that Sagamore sat atop a limestone shelf and featured a springhouse built in 24.3 that held the kind of calcium-rich water that has nourished Kentucky's famed horses and bourbons for decades.
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"Fortunately, the high cost of these imported fruits and the likelihood that [they] would be eaten in small quantities by well-nourished consumers, suggests there is little reason for concern in the USA," the authors write.
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Shia groups united in condemnation of Saudi Arabia while Sunni powers rallied behind the kingdom, hardening a sectarian split that has torn apart communities across the Middle East and nourished the jihadist ideology of Islamic State.
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Shi'ite groups united in condemnation of Saudi Arabia while Sunni powers rallied behind the kingdom, hardening a sectarian split that has torn apart communities across the Middle East and nourished the jihadist ideology of Islamic State.
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Panacea's three-step kit consisting of a cleanser, moisturizer, and sunscreen will get you out the door in five minutes, but your skin will still feel nourished and pampered because they're made with clean, lightweight formulas.
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Before the aforementioned jocks take to the booth, the club's patio will host an outdoor BBQ with eats and beats from the More or Less/Electric Pickle DJ crew to get everyone properly nourished for the festivities.
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As Vox's Zack Beauchamp has written, Jones's popularity is the result of an environment that conservatives created — one that also nourished the political rise of Trump, a peddler of conspiracy theories even before he was a candidate.
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To get ready for the winter months, it's typical to do things like swap out your wardrobe and stock up on sweaters, or even weather-proof your hair-care routine to make sure your strands stay nourished.
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When the flesh that nourished us well Is eaten piecemeal, ah, see it swell, And we, the bones, are dust and gall, Let no one make fun of our ill, But pray that God absolves us all.
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Nourished by his passion for music and inspired by mythological subjects or odes to the beauty of the female body in the guise of chaste allegories, this work reveals the artist's lesser-known forays into English Romanticism.
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The new Lip Fetish balm makes it easy to keep lips nourished and soft, which is convenient, because the 10 new lipstick shades (made of mostly peaches, pinks, and berries) are ones that her fans request the most.
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Kyle Martino I was so adamant that trying again wasn't the right thing to do, until I looked inside myself and realized that my rejection of growing our family further was being fed and nourished by my fear.
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Even by this measure, what was a statue of colonialism's poster boy -- Cecil John Rhodes -- doing on the University of Cape Town's campus, where black South Africans, by far the demographic majority, were supposed to feel intellectually nourished?
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And this particular pattern, while often exacerbated by outside forces like RT, Sputnik, and Russian bots, has been nourished by the "leaders" of the yellow vest movement, if that term can be used for such a decentralized campaign.
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But at a moment when the subway is facing its worst crisis in decades, there is a growing consensus that property owners should shoulder more of the cost of a subway system that has nourished their bottom lines.
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Stretching nearly 1,900 miles from the Colorado Rockies to the salty Gulf of Mexico, the Rio Grande has been the stuff of Southwestern lore, sustained entire cultures and nourished wildlife in an otherwise unforgiving part of the planet.
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Don't miss "Untitled (Birch Trees)," a 2010 work with a pale, washy background, and its trees, defined with short, thick strokes of white, and nourished by a black spring that may also be someone in a black suit.
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When Kirk writes of Britain's tragic inability to defend "the rural parishes and tight little towns that had nourished English political stability, English literature and English charm," one hears a note that runs through American literature after Henry James.
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While the contents of the soldier's stomach don't necessarily reflect the population as a whole, his status as a soldier – with an elite assignment - would indicate he would at least be as well nourished as an average North Korean.
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I wish the hate apple had been withered and deadly, and I'd been able to take a bite from the still-crisp love apple and been nourished by the positivity, love, and light instilled in each of its cells.
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As with many of her works, "Alias Grace" is an inward-looking narrative, and the series is nourished and sustained by Grace's poised voiceovers (as in the Emmy-award-winning "The Handmaid's Tale", which depended on Offred's interior commentary).
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The stark truth is that the Western political elite remains in denial, and not just about terrorism but about the anger and frustration over the effects of globalization, which have nourished xenophobia in most if not all rich countries.
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As a student at McGill University, Cohen's ability for poetry was noticed and nourished by his professors, Canadian poets Irving Layton and Louis Dudek, who helped steer the young poet from youthful depictions of trysts towards more mature imagery.
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And we have to focus on the fact that society itself has incubated and nourished a dangerous idea that almost unbridled male aggression is not only a component of male sexuality, it is the most prized part of it.
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Grown near the contemporary arts center La Sucrière, the revitalized field also nourished flax and barley; the resulting harvest was repurposed into eco-friendly building materials, such as blocks of hempcrete, which were on display in an indoor space nearby.
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Now, with tech industry gentrification making San Francisco and its neighboring cities increasingly unaffordable, I talked to The Counselor about what nourished that independent spirit and if it's endangered if the next generation of would-be pioneers can't afford to stay.
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This color-changing lip gloss has officially earned its spot in my makeup bag due to its shade versatility (the color of the gloss can change at any moment!) and hydrating properties (my chapped lips immediately felt nourished and moisturized).
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Bananas, they're a great source of potassium, but for those 100 calories you're also gonna get the fiber and the nutrients that your body needs in that cellular level to make sure that you are healthy and that you're nourished.
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Josh Therrien, the Gonzaga men's trainer, said he was bringing extra hand sanitizer to team meals and meetings, reminding players to stay hydrated and nourished, and monitoring anyone for flulike symptoms, which often crop up at this time of year.
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"The Tea Party and Occupy Wall Street rose up as opposite expressions of anti-establishment rage, nourished by the sense that colluding elites in government and business had got away with a crime," George Packer wrote in The New Yorker.
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So if you're looking for an affordable, versatile skincare essential to add to your regimen for glowing, nourished, and hydrated skin, at just $6 a 16-ounce bottle, Dickinson's Enhanced Witch Hazel Hydrating Toner with Rosewater is definitely worth a shot.
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If we knew additional course pieces were coming in "early 7073" or a new theme in "December," it'd go a long way in maintaining interest, and recognizing Mario Maker 2 as a living document, a community to be nourished over time.
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That's why I have been working to reduce student debt, ensure that kids are properly nourished at school and have other social services available to them, making it possible for students from all family backgrounds to afford quality higher education. 4.
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Ecstatic transport of the solo kind, nourished by theories and fictions, is also evident in the anonymous terracotta "Blessed Ludovica Albertoni" (221th century) that was created after the Gian Lorenzo Bernini depiction of Ludovica Albertoni in the throes of religious ecstasy.
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So, immersed in the poetic silence of dormant volcanoes, I nourished myself in Iceland by trying to respect the fundamental rule of any Italian abroad: To keep a certain distance from spaghetti and to meticulously search for native, traditional food.
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Ketosis usually happens because we're in full-out starvation, but in a keto diet, you're forcing it by eating little to no carbs, some proteins, and mostly fats while still providing the necessary amount of daily energy (calories) to keep yourself nourished.
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The southern city of Basra was once known as the "Venice of the East" because of its freshwater canals, and Iraq itself is still known as the "Land Between the Two Rivers" — the Tigris and the Euphrates — which have nourished civilizations since antiquity.
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JEFF CARPENTER, Mamaroneck, N.Y. Acknowledging Mantle To the Sports Editor: Re "Nourished by Legend, If Not Yet Prosperity," April 11: While it is sad to read of the economic troubles of the town where Mickey Mantle attended high school, at least Commerce, Okla.
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The other vendangeurs and I peeled off our outer layers, draping raincoats and sweaters on trellis posts, lifting our faces to the streaky rays of light that had nourished the very plants surrounding us, and encouraged them to bud flower and fruit.
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That's why Necessaire's Body Lotion is so clutch — it uses popular skin-care ingredients but reimagines them in body-care products so the skin on your arms and legs are just as hydrated, healthy, and nourished as the skin on your face.
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But it may not be enough to create, to contribute, to have influenced others if one feels, as I do now, that the very culture in which one was nourished, and to which one has given one's best in return, is itself threatened.
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Baker and caterer Kristi Carlson is writing the Eat Like A Gilmore cookbook that honors all of the Friday-night dinners, Chef Sookie St. James concoctions and Luke Danes diner fare that kept the residents of Stars Hallow nourished over the years.
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That's been Google's modus operandi in the news and publishing world over the last year or so as it has pushed its AMP platform, funding various news-related ventures that may put it ahead, and nourished its personalized Chrome tabs on mobile.
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UNICEF called for more resources not only to keep children healthy and nourished, but also tackle knock-on effects of the food crisis, such as children being pulled out of school as their families flee the drought and others being sent to work.
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A growing number of researchers and consumers are now paying more attention to where it all begins, especially how this huge population of microbes in our bodies, called the microbiome, is affected, for good or bad, by how babies are born and nourished.
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In NOURISHED: A Memoir of Food, Faith, and Enduring Love (With Recipes) (Convergent, $26), Lia Huber, a food writer and recipe developer, leaves the "meat-and-potatoes" safety of her Midwestern upbringing and sets out on a quixotic path of self-discovery.
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His query resonated with me for a very personal reason: It was the same hope my grandmother and her four children have nourished since the October day in 1973 when my grandfather Dario, like Ms. Clemente, died working in an Italian vineyard.
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Though he first nourished populist support by using oil revenues to fund programs for the poor, the socialist vision that drove his economic mismanagement led to soaring inflation, exploding public debt, and shortages of such necessities as food, medicine, water, and electricity.
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More dangerously, the peace prize has nourished the flame of an idea that should have gone out for good 76 years ago — namely, that disarmament, particularly by democracies in the name of setting a good global example, is an essential ingredient of peace.
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While the Ariaal wild animal-herders who were genetically predisposed to A.D.H.D. may have been better nourished than their farming counterparts, certainly more than one herder wandered off, never to be seen again, or failed to pay attention and was gored by a wildebeest.
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"A chronic alcoholic who gets most of his or her calories from alcohol and is not well nourished will have lower levels of glutathione and more enzymes that process acetaminophen, and thus produce more NAPQI, making them more susceptible to an acetaminophen overdose," Jaeschke says.
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A related example of the tension between knowledge and reality came with another thought experiment: a sceptic might wonder whether she were no more than a brain in a vat, artificially nourished, and stimulated with a bogus but utterly convincing version of the real world.
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From the energizing 26-ingredient Andean aphrodisiac smoothie, to Jamaica's infamous ram-goat soup, to good ol' fashioned raw oysters, there is no shortage of strange, time-honoured traditions from around the world claiming to make people more performant sexually, while keep them nourished.
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Most of the soldiers, who should look pinched and ration-fed, are well nourished, handsome, and unmistakably modern specimens—oddly well spoken, too, and lacking that earth-dark humor with which combatants everywhere seek to lighten their load and to wrestle down their dread.
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Bellamy drank every 30 minutes and ate every hour, according to updates on his Facebook page, following a strict feeding schedule to ensure his body stayed nourished and covered his body with a zinc-based lotion to protect it from the sun and salt water.
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The conservatism he nourished was fundamentally literary: To play a significant part in it you had to know how to write, and in order to write well you had to read widely, and in order to do that you had to, well, enjoy reading.
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Rio de Janeiro Journal RIO DE JANEIRO — Consider what it takes to keep all those Olympian machines nourished and hydrated for one meal at the Rio Games: 250 tons of raw ingredients to fill the bellies of 18,000 athletes, coaches and officials in the Olympic Village.
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More than a year after his death, the poet and singer-song writer has become an almost sacred figure in his hometown, where people across the cultural divide adore the lyricism of his music and the poetry of his words, which were nourished by Quebec's multiple identities.
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Politicians have become acutely aware of how corporate decisions can create the resentments toward immigration and globalization that fed Donald J. Trump's rise in the United States, contributed to Britain's vote last year to leave the European Union, and nourished far-right politicians in France and Germany.
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Miracle The stories will claim that when Christina was starving, chained in a dungeon by Gertrude and me, denied food and water, sunlight and air, her virginal breasts began to flow with a liquid of clearest sweet oil, which nourished her wasted body and healed her festering wounds.
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Confined for decades in the camps and supported by aid agencies, the refugees nourished themselves with education and anything they could do to better their community, said Ta Mla Saw, who is now 34 and joint secretary for the Karen Women Organisation (KWO), a community social welfare group.
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Thinking about the relationship between these two bodies of scholarship has been a beacon of light — of reason, reflection and the pleasure of pure thought for its own sake — that has nourished my love of philosophy and helped me to survive the punishment meted out by the profession.
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That legacy in a word is progressivism: seeded by socialist immigrants from Germany and Scandinavia, nourished by liberal icons like Robert La Follette and Russ Feingold, and sheltered by institutions like the proudly lefty University of Wisconsin at Madison, with a campus where granola crunched underfoot like fall leaves.
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That makes it harder to be grossed out when you see her in the arena, because you don't really feel that she's a child, or that the arena is permanently and physically changing her, or that she's at the mercy of a bunch of well-nourished rich white kids.
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Everything about Sheffield — from the language to the culture to the cold weather — makes them feel homesick and displaced, and they find themselves caught more and more between cultures, between familial obligations and more personal imperatives, between bright expectations, nourished in India, and the grim realities of life in England.
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As Brazil traverses a seemingly endless crisis — whose latest chapter includes a record crime wave in Rio, Burle Marx's hometown — the Botanical Garden transports us to a special, imaginary country, its culture nourished by influences from Europe and Africa and the Americas, where urban life enmeshes with unparalleled natural beauty.
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In exhibitions like the ravishing "El Anatsui: Triumphant Scale," which opened at the Haus der Kunst in Munich just before his death in March, the Nigerian modeled a broader artistic discourse nourished by politics, economics and current events, and affirmed that African artists were as "contemporary" as their Western counterparts.
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"The true good of a nation can only be pursued but those who love it, by citizens who are rooted in its history, who nourished by its culture, committed to its values, attached to its people, and know that its future is theirs to build or theirs to lose," Trump said.
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She saw the naked prostitute running in the desert; the woman was playing a part she'd chosen, at least in the movie, but still Carol prayed for her, for people to find her and give her water, wrap her in cool sheets, take her to where she could be nourished and get well.
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Through decades of public service in both government and universities, including as former dean of agriculture at the University of Georgia and former chief scientist and undersecretary of research at the Agriculture Department under President George Bush, I have devoted my career to helping ensure the nation will be fed, nourished, and prosperous.
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The cast of characters includes the star reporter of a vile tabloid magazine who is "nourished" by "finding out other people's secret shames," her flashy, unscrupulous editor, an impoverished old man who worked in show business until the editor destroyed his career and two complacent, upper-class couples who are also best friends.
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If whales are going to the Gulf of St. Lawrence in Canada to search for food, they are swimming as much as 700 to 800 additional miles, which means they will need to eat more to stay fully nourished, said Sean Hayes, protected species branch chief with NOAA in Woods Hole, Mass.
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From inside shipping containers in Brooklyn, New York, to a disused air-raid shelter under London's streets and an innocuous warehouse on a Dubai industrial estate, vertical farms are sprouting up in all sorts of places, nourished by investment in the business from the likes of Japan's SoftBank and Amazon's founder, Jeff Bezos.
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That war involved 24 nations, killed [approximately 17 million] men, wounded an additional 20 million men, and under-nourished and then linked the world so deeply that the Spanish Flu of 1918–1919 spread to an unknown number of people and then killed an additional millions of people (estimates range from 20 to 60 million).
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And the really good news (for me, at least) is that I'm here on set shadowing one of my favorite people, Kevin McKidd, with my beloved Grey'sfamily all this week and next, so I get to process all of my feelings surrounded by the community that has nourished and nurtured me for almost a decade.
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I treated you really nicely — covering you with sunscreen every day so you didn't get burned, lavishing you with fancy creams that cost more than I spend on a pair of shoes, treating you to pampering at the hands of the best aestheticians in the world, eating healthy so you felt nourished and strong.
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And the really good news (for me, at least) is that I'm here on set shadowing one of my favorite people, Kevin McKidd, with my beloved Grey's family all this week and next, so I get to process all of my feelings surrounded by the community that has nourished and nurtured me for almost a decade.
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" She added, "And the really good news (for me, at least) is that I'm here on set shadowing one of my favorite people, Kevin McKidd, with my beloved Grey's family all this week and next, so I get to process all of my feelings surrounded by the community that has nourished and nurtured me for almost a decade.
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In the streets that had nourished writers such as Langston Hughes and provided homes for black migrants from the South and the Caribbean, it wasn't uncommon for police to discover a moonshine still in an apartment, to investigate laundries acting as fronts for pop-up drinking spots, or to find the people sickened or killed by homebrews.
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The crazier things get here at home, it seems, the more certain readers long to escape into a culturally homogeneous fantasy Europe where everyone shares the same values, works a 30-hour week and is nourished by deep roots and routines that are also, somehow, supposed to be welcoming and inclusive — learnable by the likes of you and me.
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Shao Yang nurses a crush on one of her brother's sketchy associates, but her fantasy life is nourished by the Japanese manga that gives the movie its title — she identifies with the comic book's dislocated heroine, an American girl who time travels to ancient Egypt, where she falls impossibly in love with a handsome young pharaoh.
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There are four known feeding styles that have been written about in the scientific literature, but three of them may negatively influence a child's emotional and physical health, according to Castle, who is also the creator of the Nourished Child Project, an online program designed to teach parents how to adopt healthy habits to raise healthy children.
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"The true good of a nation can only be pursued by those who love it: by citizens who are rooted in its history, who are nourished by its culture, committed to its values, attached to its people, and who know that its future is theirs to build or theirs to lose," he said in his speech on Tuesday.
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"The take home message is that a delay of umbilical cord clamping for more than three minutes improves infants' iron stores in general, can protect against anemia in communities where iron deficiency anemia is common, and has earlier been shown to have favorable effects on developmental outcomes at 4 years of age even in a well nourished population," Andersson said.
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Just as Thoreau's "Resistance to Civil Government" nourished the likes of Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr., his kinetic "in wildness" precept has electrified the literary imaginations of Barry Lopez, T. C. Boyle, Terry Tempest Williams, Bill McKibben, Wendell Berry, David Quammen, Edward Hoagland, Carl Hiaasen, Rick Bass, Gary Snyder, Louise Erdrich and other wilderness warriors safeguarding our cherished public lands.
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By focusing on well-edited ancillary material, the exhibition makes you see in genuinely new depth the greatness of Seurat's "Sideshow" — which has been in the Met's collection since 211 — as well as the richness of the soil that nourished it, a bustling urban society on the cusp of change, including the increasingly fertile friction between high and low culture.
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Well-nourished attendees will need the energy to keep up with an excellent selection of underground techno talent on the bill, including Âme (DJ Set), DJ Tennis, Blond:ish, M.A.N.D.Y., Tim Sweeney and DJ Three, who will be providing beats throughout the weekend (except for the community-imposed quiet time that will allow campers to rest, take a swim, attend a talk or do some yoga.
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That tension between hip-hop's ambition and greed comes up again and again on "Climate Change," the 10th album by the Miami rapper Pitbull, who over the last decade has become a star of parallel universe club-rap, increasingly detached from the hip-hop mainstream and nourished by the pop masses who have an affinity for hip-hop, but only from a comfortable remove.
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Exploring historical coincidences and resonances, some invited artists are also proposing evocations and presentations, with visual, performative, or discursive configurations, that engage with seminal artistic gestures and the corpuses of major artists of the last century that have nourished their own practices, including John Cage, Lygia Clark, Marcel Duchamp, Valeska Gert, Le Corbusier, Hannah Ryggen, Yvonne Rainer, Ad Reinhardt, Witkacy, and Yeh Shih-Chiang, among others.
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He showed that the ease of digestion and additional nutritional value made available by treating food with fire (which alters starch and protein molecules in ways that make them easier to digest) boosts its calorific value enough for a reasonable daily intake to power both brain and body—so much so that modern humans who attempt to live only on raw foodstuffs (there are a few who try) have great difficulty remaining well-nourished.
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While perhaps not the first choice for most parents as a family outing to the movie theater, the experience nourished Spurlock's love of horror movies, which has been dormant most of his career as he skyrocketed to fame as a documentary filmmaker with his debut movie, 2004's "Super Size Me." But now as a more established name (with numerous nonfiction features and TV shows under his belt), Spurlock can call his own shots with his production company, Warrior Poets.
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Rather than align himself with broader social causes — "I love being a voice of freedom when so many people are scared to speak up," he wrote on Twitter in February — or the mainstream of black political thought, or even the politics of his wife, a supporter of Hillary Clinton, Mr. West's unlikely shift suggests the maneuvers of someone who no longer believes in the systems that have previously nourished, sustained and inspired him — someone whose sense of safety has been revoked.
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For the heirs of a people whose endurance over millenniums was because of the miracle of a tradition of thought nourished, rekindled and resown with each generation and through a constantly refined body of commentary, the challenge is clear: Any sacrifice of the calling to intellectual, moral and human excellence; any renunciation of the duty of exceptionalism that — from Rabbi Yehuda to Kafka and from Rashi to Proust and Levinas — has provided the ferment for its almost incomprehensible resistance; any concession, in a word, to Trumpian nihilism would be the most atrocious of capitulations, one tantamount to suicide.
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