At the kitchen, she makes sure addicts are well fed.
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The boys love to cook, so I'm very well fed.
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Are the dogs that live near resorts just exceptionally well fed?
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And with growth holding up, the horse inside is well-fed.
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Not this well-fed, tan Texan who can't sing, can't dance.
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Hillary Clinton is making sure her book readers are well fed.
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I think it's — we have to keep you very well fed.
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Residents love the companions and keep them healthy and well fed.
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The event has bagels and bacon so I am well fed!
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We are smiling, clean, white, well fed, well dressed, cheerful, bright.
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Gilead wants its Handmaids to be well fed to ensure healthy pregnancies!
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We heard that Trump's employees were well-kept, well-fed, and appreciated.
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Help your grad stay well fed with a subscription to Blue Apron.
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But we bet those well-fed cockroaches are partying, Joe's Apartment-style.
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The theatre was full of businessmen and officials, well fed and tipsy.
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Thus to keep his political family well fed, he needs additional revenue.
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You can see the sinuously well-fed division between cheek and jowl.
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Silicon Valley can sometimes be too well-fed — from startup offices to clubbiness.
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The atmosphere and experienced Flower Hosts ensure that everyone's comfortable and well fed.
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"They always looked clean, happy, well-fed," Keisha Cartel, a downstairs neighbor, said.
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Melissa McCarthy made sure her famous friends and fellow nominees were well fed!
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Scientists think this is probably because fiber keeps our gut microbiome well fed.
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They also clearly were not going hungry and looked well fed and happy.
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In contrast, the rivalries of today oppose members of a well-fed elite.
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She was strong and well fed and happy, and she had two kids.
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He was treated well, fed and fattened on milkshakes laced with sardine oil.
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And somehow the family of four still appears well-fed and healthy in photos.
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Suffice it to say, that is going to be one cool, well-fed kid.
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Where to be well fed and sedentary is a mark of health and wealth.
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The families of supporters and those who go to the front are well fed.
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At the beginning of the twentieth century, nutritionists wanted to ensure people were well fed.
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Authorities said despite the boy being underweight, the rest of the family appeared well-fed.
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I am glad I can nurse my baby and know that she is well-fed.
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Your end-of-summer barbecue is winding down, and everyone seems well-fed and happy.
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It would seem there are enough insects and spiders here to keep them well-fed.
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At the beginning of the 20th century, nutritionists wanted to ensure people were well fed.
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Her children were well fed and neatly dressed, their hair combed and cut and braided.
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Here in the shallow tiles beneath gallery-goers feet, they were well-fed and happy.
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The alt-right trolls have been well fed and their witch hunts will continue in earnest.
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Inmates, well fed and paid, voluntarily helped its construction, which was mainly done by free workers.
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He didn't adopt one himself, but we're told Verne made sure they were all well fed.
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A well-fed microbiome helps people absorb more nutrients from food, which can boost weight loss.
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She's not the only rock star making sure that those affected by the wildfires are well-fed.
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YTV had nothing else to share about the ReBoot reboot, aside from its puzzled, well-fed teens.
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Once well-fed, the lady beetles lay eggs before they die, and the life cycle begins anew.
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"The house was clean and well-fed but unhappy," wrote the researchers who set the house up.
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Authorities released images of the two seemingly well-fed dogs, who are being put up for adoption.
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Millions of middle-income Chinese families like Xiao Kang's are well fed, well housed and well educated.
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Now warmer and well-fed, Grok can now operate in a wider range of climates and environments.
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Which will lead us well-fed and happy into Friday night and the top of the weekend.
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Eat The Montchalet's half-board dinner, along with farmer's huts on hiking trails, kept me well fed.
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They romanticized slavery as a benevolent institution that featured happy, faithful and well-fed bondsmen and women.
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Staying hydrated and well-fed is key to not passing out in the middle of a huge crowd.
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Someday in the future, World Food Day will be a celebration of a peaceful and well-fed world.
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But it's the photo featuring the Queen and her well-fed dogs that merits an especially deep dive.
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We've got a food system based on a population being well fed by very, very intense agricultural methods.
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Not only have the 22018,28 journalists been well-fed during the summit, they've also received a goody bag.
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Most of them were middle-aged or older, but they looked well-fed and in excellent physical condition.
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For them, the monthslong campaign often felt more like well-fed Conservative politicians arguing over a dining bill.
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About 30 minutes later we were well fed, thirst free and he had found us two rooms elsewhere.
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Outside a mall with Givenchy, Gucci and Louis Vuitton outlets, well-fed island dogs sleep on the sidewalk.
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Whether stocks can keep rallying may depend on how well Fed Chair Jerome Powell handles Congress on Tuesday.
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Though kibble doesn't seem to have a spot on the lineup, we're sure the dogs were well fed.
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Every week, I make it an offering of flour and milk to keep it happy and well fed.
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Mr. Maduro, in comparison, is well fed and his cronies continue to rob the country of its resources.
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The wolves we witnessed were well-fed, but their cousins a few bays over had no such feast.
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"Weddings, for example, will only happen in the rainy season, when animals are healthy and well fed," he explained.
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But using intelligence to identify the things you find and keeping your primates well fed staves off the fear.
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The dogs of these communities were well-fed and well-loved, but didn't have access to regular veterinary treatment.
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Trump's mother-in-law, Jared Kushner's mom, Seryl, kept employees at her eponymous apparel and accessories brand well-fed.
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While the cage appeared to be in poor condition, the tiger's rescuers said the big cat was "well-fed".
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Stay well-fed in any natural disaster CNN's Dave Hennen, AnneClaire Stapleton and Greg Botelho contributed to this report.
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I was just a well-fed woman in her 30s on her evening commute wearing an empire-waist dress.
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But there's no historical evidence either way on the question of how well fed the slaves were, he said.
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While the remaining residents savor the calm, it can take some resourcefulness to stay active, connected and well fed.
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Maybe an extraordinarily learned—and well-fed—ant with a penchant for forgetful music can codify it for you.
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It's not only that the labor of cooking for a crowd is over and that everyone is well fed.
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I don't take for granted how well-fed I am at home and try to make the most of it!
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Americans indeed should be thankful both to farmers and to service members who ensure we are secure and well-fed.
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The club DJ gets his platter of dugs, the restaurant DJs well fed, and the bar DJ goes home pissed.
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What a pleasure to see the fruits of my daytime labor cooked so well, and watch happy well-fed faces.
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Subsidized and well-fed, they can try things out, free from the anxieties of renting work space by the hour.
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Last week, a man looking to get high on weed found a large, well-fed tiger in an abandoned Houston house.
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My body made my great grandma laugh; it was funny to her that I had a full, well-fed, strong body.
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Slaves who built the White House were "well-fed" and had "decent lodgings" according to Fox News front man Bill O'Reilly.
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Well, for one thing, Sprouse made sure to keep his gal well-fed, a trait that I admire in any man.
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THE ANNUAL sitting of the National People's Congress, China's well-fed eunuch of a parliament, poses several tests for foreign reporters.
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The trio makes sure everyone is well fed, and the three eaglets look like they're developing right on schedule, she added.
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" Years later, well fed and working as a housemaid, she feels "a knot deep inside her" begin "its long, slow untwisting.
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With his belly curving out of his white waistcoat, he looks like a well-fed, brainless aristocrat from the 19th century.
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"Both were in for quite a shock when they returned home to a well-fed fish!" read the Cal Fire tweet.
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Experts note that elite talent has always been well fed and funded, even during years of famine in the late 1990s.
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Some owners rely on simple approaches like making sure their pets are well fed or tired from a long walk beforehand.
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"I'm really surprised at how healthy they are — they're very well-fed," said Jennifer Betz, a veterinarian working with CFF in Ukraine.
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Authorities released images of the two seemingly well-fed sweater-wearing dogs as the canine siblings are being put up for adoption.
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While Jung's dogs looked healthy and well-fed during a recent visit by The Associated Press, their condition couldn't be independently confirmed.
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And with that experience under his belt, he was the obvious choice to keep Pope Francis well-fed throughout his recent stay.
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Slaves that worked there were well fed and had decent lodgings provided by the government, which stopped hiring slave labor in 1802.
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"In good times, UFCW workers are critical to keeping our families well-fed and well-supplied," Biden said in a written statement.
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In giant tanks that once housed fish, he installed tubs of Puritan tiger beetles and enough insects to keep them well fed.
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The children — nearly 1,500 migrant boys aged 10 to 17, most of them from Central America — were well fed and well supervised.
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Below is your snowed-in survival guide with everything you'll need to stay well-fed, well-read, entertained and a little jolly.
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Well, Fed officials have been like sailors trying to make headway in a windless sea, resorting to different measures to revive growth.
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I always pause there, take in the view and watch the many seemingly well-fed and contented cats scattered around the place.
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Back in the 1930s, researchers noticed that rats who had been deprived of food appeared to live longer than their well-fed brethren.
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Yet almost nobody thinks the president, who looks as well fed as ever, will lose the one-round election scheduled for May 220th.
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Judging from their different styles of dress, the travelers come from various class stations: landlord, farmer and wife, barefoot but well-fed tenants.
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The rapper has a tight rapport with the staff here, including the head of house, Spiro, who makes sure we are well-fed.
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" However, they live "very different lives" than wild mice, which are not so well-fed or making a home in nearly "sterile conditions.
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When the researchers blocked certain chemical signals in this part of the brain, they transformed well-fed pond snails into hungry risk takers.
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Detectives found video from about two years ago in which James "appeared to be a healthy and well fed boy," court documents said.
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Or their families, or girlfriends, or buddies back home are sending money, thinking it's going toward keeping them well fed and well clothed.
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Do you send one crew member with four dice — meaning she's well-fed — to repair a damaged module that threatens the ship's overall health?
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The cat cafe's environment is also very specific; all the animals here are well-fed and supervised, so as to prevent accidents or aggression.
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"Slaves that worked there were well-fed and had decent lodgings provided by the government, which stopped hiring slave labor in 1802," O'Reilly explained.
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He loved his bottle and by the age of 6 months looked like a very well-fed, miniature Henry VIII, complete with double chin.
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Looking comfortable and well fed, he sat on the floor of a bare room, surrounded by fighters, with an assault rifle by his side.
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"They make sure he is well fed," said Faraj Najem, a director of a government-run research center who is close to Mr. Hifter.
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Eater Houston, an online food and restaurant guide, has partnered with shelters and frontline workers to keep people affected by Hurricane Harvey well fed.
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But they were just as generous in the cooperation tests as 51 peers who had arrived at the lab well fed, the study found.
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Until recently it was difficult to spot well-fed men like this gentlemen, who is attempting to hail a taxi, on North Korean streets.
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Down the road, those affected may not be able to get as good of a job as they could have, had they been well-fed.
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So too bad that upsets him more than the well-fed right hurling repulsive insults at an editor for a website they trash non-stop.
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I had to stand before this clean, well-fed stranger while wearing a tattered dress, my head infested with lice, my belly swollen with tapeworm.
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"Slaves that worked there were well-fed and had decent lodgings provided by the government, which stopped hiring slave labor in 1802," said the commentator.
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After studying both colony-affiliated and non-colony-affiliated alligators, they found that the ones that lived beneath bird colonies were much more well-fed.
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We're told famed personal chef Paul Zlatos -- who used to work for Oprah -- is also on hand for the group to keep them well fed.
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Pereira and his colleagues found that the dark color preference was true for bedbugs across the board, whether male or female, well-fed or hungry.
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Bosco explains why he decided to live outside, and how he kept clean, warm, and well-fed on a diet of deer and junk food.
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Bosco explains why he decided to live outside, and how he kept clean, warm, and well-fed on a diet of deer and junk food.
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They insisted that they children were well fed, and they completely disbelieved any allegations that the men with their children could have committed sexual abuse.
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The outdoor pool is a prime perch to spend the day, and a VW Bus serves cocktails while a food truck keeps you well fed.
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Baby whales need 50 gallons of milk a day, with a fat content of 50 percent, which means their mothers need to be well fed.
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And then, finally, you reached the point where you just hope he can be well fed, well taken care of — be happy, not feel pain.
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As long as the two people getting married are happy (and the guests are well fed), the celebration will go down as a good one.
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Being married is no more of a guarantee of having lots of sex than living near a restaurant is a guarantee of being well fed.
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While the boy allegedly lived in the family's barn, the rest of his family lived inside the house where they "appeared well fed," the affidavit states.
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Described as "sumo wrestling mixed with soccer," the newlyweds arranged for food trucks to be there, as well, to keep their guests amused and well-fed.
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The well-being of everyone in the family depends on her: she's taking care if everyone is well fed and healthy, and looks after the house.
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According to the paper, Pair said he had left the snake well-fed and unattended in an aquarium during a trip but returned to find it missing.
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Indeed, beyond a few weak-kneed House members and well-fed lackeys in the West Wing, no one really fears getting their ass kicked by Donald Trump.
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Two thousand years ago, Roman emperors learned to keep people well fed and entertained with "bread and circuses" so they wouldn't interfere too much in public policy.
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The cocktails were in full flow and the beer seemed never ending and everyone around me had that curiously gauzy look of the well fed about them.
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This is the closest the episode comes to really saying something about political hypocrisy and the divide between a struggling nation and its wealthy, well-fed leaders.
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Many Chinese, despite being well fed, living in their own homes and now offered the chance of having two children, are looking for something beyond material comforts.
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But one well-fed area is showing signs of even more activity: the area around the 20s, East and West, especially through the Flatiron district and NoMad.
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I ordered Jameson on the rocks and vowed to talk to the single man, who appeared to be 40 and very well-fed, once I finished it.
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Unlike all the scowling men and women, these howling beauties — who look as well-groomed as they appear well fed and trained — are also fun to watch.
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His name is Harry (Mark Addy, first-rate), who has the complacent, well-fed look of an eater of beef and death-dealing servant of the crown.
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I returned from Maine with a suitcase full of frozen local kelp, and spent a happy, well-fed week cooking with the stuff until I ran out.
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While there's no genetic difference between feral cats and domestic cats, Delgado believes it's much less likely that a well-fed housecat would engage in this behavior.
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Well-fed enough to make it upriver, they swim back toward the coast and past the islands of Haida Gwaii, where the area's indigenous population fishes them.
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Consider the rest of your ensemble when selecting your accessory, and be sure to keep it well-fed and well-loved, with access to plenty of fresh water.
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That it has ballistic missile submarines, hovercraft, and even happy, well-fed citizens—all the product of shitty photo editing, which is partly why we know they're fake.
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But these children are far from well-off or well-fed, and instead rely on churches, food banks and charities that sometimes are the sole source of food.
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I walk home afterwards and promptly fall asleep even though the kittens are being brats and will NOT stop crying despite being warm, well fed, and very loved.
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It shed light on why firms in poor countries tended to be more paternalistic, providing dormitories and canteens: they reaped immediate productivity gains from rested, well-fed workers.
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Big Mama went from a skinny bird stuck inside a little room, to a large, well-fed chicken enjoying the freedom of the outdoors and a loving family.
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Parents want their children to survive, they want them to be well fed, so that when they get a chance to learn, that their brain is fully developed.
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Although many well-fed Westerners romanticize small-scale farming in developing countries, in reality the conditions faced by subsistence farmers in Africa and South Asia are extremely harsh.
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Company Rating: 4.9 Where Hiring: Chicago, IL; Atlanta, GA Details: Sprout Social, makers of a social analytics platform, know that a well-fed employee is a happy employee.
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A place that's fun, a place where people are well fed, a place where you could get beer on tap and maybe even jump in a ball pit.
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"Unfortunately, they won't be able to make any honey this season," said Mays, explaining that they will have to be well fed to make it through the winter.
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But although life was a bit austere, we were always well fed, clean and respectable—mum was a legal secretary, and where we lived that was considered posh!
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When Bill O'Reilly said that the slaves who built the White House "were well-fed and had decent lodgings," I think he thought this was the historical consensus.
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Well-fed worms are happy because they eat microorganisms—and will then produce six times more microorganisms in the final stage of terra preta production, during the worm composting.
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Most outsiders visiting North Korea see only what Kim Jong Un's regime wants them to see: Pyongyang's grand parks and squares filled with soldiers and happy, well-fed citizens.
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The images of frolicking well-fed politicians are an insult to the "poverty of Venezuelans", most of whom have lost weight over the past two years, he has written.
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Convenience from these lead generation services not only gets you to your hotel and finds you a room, but can make sure you are well fed during your visit!
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STEP inside, and it could be a scene from the English countryside or the American heartland: one hundred well-fed dairy cows spinning slowly on a circular milking parlour.
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Russian hackers set up bots by the thousand to keep Twitter well fed with on-message tweets (they have recently started to tweet assiduously in support of Catalan independence).
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Near Tangled Tree Tavern, a well-fed boy threw his empty drink bottle into a patch of wood-chip ground behind a bush, to no protest from his family.
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In the organization's digital content, the caliphate is depicted as a veritable Eden, a place where placid lakes literally teem with fish and the well-fed children are always smiling.
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PEOPLE has an exclusive sneak peek at the the final four challenge on Wednesday's episode, and it looks like it would be grueling for a well-fed, well-rested contestant.
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One not-fun consequence of booming cities is the scourge of rats, well fed by trash, warmed by climate change, and bringing new health threats and general grossness with them.
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Then, there was Bill O'Reilly's aside that the slaves who built the White House, whom Michelle Obama referred to in her prime-time address, were "well fed" and adequately housed.
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But maybe it's time we start holding accountable those who bear the responsibility for providing the resources — and for keeping our military forces well-trained, well-armed and well-fed.
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The bears I saw didn't look hungry, but they weren't yet so well-fed that they could afford to be picky about which parts of the salmon they were eating.
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The bears I saw didn't look hungry, but they weren't yet so well-fed that they could afford to be picky about which parts of the salmon they were eating.
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Women participated in nearly every aspect of the war effort — manufacturing and agricultural roles helped keep soldiers armed and well fed, while switchboard operators and couriers maintained vital lines of communication.
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Because resident birds are well-fed, safe from predators, and less vulnerable to hunting, they've been hunkering down in the US to the tune of 224 million individuals, as of 2000.
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We are now so well fed by the 1 percent of us that still work in agriculture that we deposit as much food in landfill as we put in our bellies.
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It twisted and turned and snaked around in a coil until it ended at a murky well fed from a spring where a person, quiet of heart, is meant to meditate.
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My first attempt at homemade brunch may not have been as "Insta-worthy" as $13 avocado toast, but everyone was well-fed and happy, and my friends didn't spend a penny.
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"Slaves that worked there were well fed and had decent lodgings provided by the government," O'Reilly said Tuesday in the Factor Tip of the Day segment on his show, The O'Reilly Factor.
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"Well-fed grown men, please stop putting political, bureaucratic, and procedural roadblocks [before] brave humanitarian workers that are willing to go to serve women, children, wounded civilians in besieged areas," he said.
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Even when I thought we were going to stay together, it wasn't that I was planning on permanently moving into someone's abundant shadow and settling into a well-fed and glamorous life.
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"The first 20 days of a penguin chick's life are the most vulnerable, so it is extra-important the chick is very happy, healthy and well fed by his parents," she added.
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The city was a palimpsest of his achievements: its schools for the poor, its magnificent parks, its grand civic buildings, its whirring workshops and clanking factories full of confident, well-fed workers.
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The sight of well-fed, well-dressed schoolboys beaten by a girl — a poor girl, at that — would be satisfying even if "Queen of Katwe" were a less vivid and engaging movie.
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Prosecutors say the couple beat and tortured 12 of their 13 children, kept them chained to their beds and starved them -- all while the family dogs were kept clean and well-fed.
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Also in Food this week, Erin Ryerson has a nice yarn out of West Tisbury, on Martha's Vineyard, where a cookbook club is helping winter residents stay active, connected and well fed.
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The original shelter that took in Gus, who has been described as part beagle, part German shepherd and part "who knows," found him well-fed but with a host of health problems.
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When they artificially cranked up the POMCs in another group of well-fed mice and exposed them to cannabinoids, the rodents gorged themselves like your sophomore roommate during a stoned Sopranos marathon.
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And for all his thunderous talk before Election Day about "draining the swamp" of Washington, the water level looks fine, the mosquitoes seem unworried and the gators remain plentiful and well-fed.
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And conservatives must do more than tell abortion-seeking women to "go in peace and keep warm and well fed"; they must sacrifice their time and treasure to serve women in need.
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To Jennifer Funkhauser, a French teacher at Harding and a hands-on participant in the meal program, making sure the students are well fed is paramount to their ability to succeed academically.
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Spared a thorough grilling by his director, Dr. Hurwitz, the self-described product of a liberal household, appears a complacent and well-fed advocate for a no-dose-is-too-high philosophy.
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The differences in appearance detailed by clothing, skin tone, and grooming reveal the hardships exacted on the lower classes in a system that benefits the wealthy, who are well-fed and pampered.
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Rich, liberal, and well-fed, with a long list of eager suitors and investors, it manages to keep a very Southern and divey image when night falls and the streets open up.
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"Around the clock care for 300 orphans is hard work but rewarding when all are settled in, well fed, individually cuddled and cleaned by a production line of willing helpers," the post said.
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A dais stuffed with well-fed lawmakers sure doesn't look like a battlefield, but make no mistake: The long-awaited war between self-driving vehicles and the humans they would replace has begun.
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This guy had to be well-connected, probably a family in Pyongyang, and so the regime had every reason in the world to keep this guy well fed, they couldn&apost do it.
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Ms. de Lesseps and Ms. Bensimon (who referred to the crowd as "well bred, well fed and well read") headed backstage afterward to kiss the ring of the man who designed the collection.
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Several months ago, she said, fighters rounded up the women and took them to an old factory to view a set of plump, well-fed girls who had plenty of food and water.
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Fiscal measures needed as well Fed chair Jerome Powell didn't have any specific suggestions for what the federal government could do to slow the spread of the coronavirus and help stimulate the economy.
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The thinking that a well-fed population is a happy population—an idea funded by governments and NGOs all over the world—is supported by the data that Adelaja and his coauthors analyzed.
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Hearing this, I was reminded of what it's like to visit Pakistani family and friends — making sure someone is well fed, as with many immigrants, is the ultimate demonstration of love in our households.
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Those unbelievably huge black holes are gobbling up lots of gas, and what keeps them well fed is the same mechanism that forms the jellyfish galaxies in the first place, according to new research.
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Those discussions emphasized the importance of physical health: being free from pain, well-fed, physically active and well-groomed, having continence needs met, being equipped with glasses and hearing aids and not being overmedicated.
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Maggie eventually realized that keeping the Saviors around and well-fed as potential bargaining chips, but exiling Gregory, was actually the right decision; because Maggie is undoubtedly the most capable leader on this show.
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"They told negotiators the world will see how well fed the girls are," said Mr. Sani, the chairman of a Senate committee on the humanitarian crisis in Nigeria's northeast, where Boko Haram has raged.
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The water is flowing as well, fed by gravity from Portland's copious natural reservoir (its two dams miraculously surviving unscathed) to central distribution points, where trucks distribute it to C-POD locations around the city.
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"Slaves that worked there were well-fed and had decent lodgings provided by the government, which stopped hiring slave labor in 1802," O'Reilly said on the latest edition of the The O'Reilly Factor Tuesday night.
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You do have examples of places like the Brooks Range in Alaska, where the bears are well-fed and there's a cascading waterfall, which makes it a really good spot for bears to catch salmon.
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Although there is no official agency or organization running the camp, a small army of volunteers make sure people here are well-fed, and have enough warm clothes, blankets and boots essential for this weather.
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The most likely reasons are better nutrition and the spread of education—brains that are well-fed and well-stimulated tend to work better—and environmental improvements such as the removal of lead from petrol.
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But then Murphy somehow managed to turn a seemingly unmarketable archetype—the studio nerd, chatty purist, and well-fed dad telling his kid he's heard it all before—into an act that could headline festivals.
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"Can well-fed, grown men please stop putting political, bureaucratic and procedural roadblocks for brave humanitarian workers that are willing and able to go to serve women, children, wounded civilians in besieged areas?" he asked.
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But soon Diana has a mission: Hearing the president's plan for Victory Gardens to keep the nhopation "well fed and strong," she asks him if she can help with one on the White House lawn.
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An easier way to start is with an adaptation of the baker Jim Lahey's storied recipe for no-knead bread, replacing commercial yeast with a little less than ¾ cup of healthy, well-fed sourdough starter.
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We found ourselves in Kotor, along with thousands of passengers from a Celebrity Cruises ship snapping pictures of the stray (but evidently well-fed) cats that stalk the cobblestone plazas and nap on stone staircases.
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It depicts the bald, confident, well-fed Joseph van Aken, identified as a "drapery painter" — that is to say, the partner who would complete the studio's society portraits after Hudson painted the faces and hands.
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Today Show anchor Dylan Dreyer recently opened up about her struggles with breastfeeding in an interview with People, admitting that she was "scared to death" when it came to making sure her son was well-fed.
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Keeping those cells healthy, well-fed and contamination-free during their growth was no small feat — in fact, it's something biomedical engineers in the artificial tissue business have been struggling to do for over a decade.
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Both can be identified from their silhouettes alone, and the Tramp's costume, right down to the hat and the cane, is like a pauper's response, roughed up and slimmed down, to the well-fed Churchillian look.
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Startups will have two minutes to pitch and two minutes of questioning from a set of amazing judges (to be named.) We're gathering some booze and food sponsors as we speak so you'll be well-fed.
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"The economy is doing very well," Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said in a press conference after the rate-setting Federal Open Market Committee released its unanimous policy statement after the end of a two-day meeting.
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When the refrigerator-sized satellite reached its destination 360 miles up, the members of the Space Sciences Lab—fully powered and hydrated and well-fed—began their mission, tracking the satellite as it passed over California.
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But perhaps no unlikely pair of pals is more entertaining or more delicious than Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg, who keep each other laughing and well-fed on their hit VH1 show, Martha & Snoop's Potluck Dinner Party.
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This doctor can treat only one person at a time, and he tries to give each one — whether it's a well-fed schoolboy or a hungry, delirious refugee — the full benefit of his calm, good-humored attention.
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The staggering order sent W.H. Frost, a local butcher, into a tizzy: "Working for Beyoncé is grueling labor but she makes sure her team are well fed," an unnamed source from the shop reportedly told The Sun.
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Perhaps, but I have to imagine if seven billion people were well-fed, educated, and cared for enough to not have to worry constantly about their basic needs, they'd have reason to collaborate and capacity to innovate.
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Circus Politicus The "Benarit" (which means "well fed" in the Gascon language, and is another name for the ortolan) is a culinary orgasm that has been served on every table, from the fancy to the ordinary, since Antiquity.
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WATCH THIS: Kim Kardashian and Kanye West Hire Surrogate to Carry Third Child Though we still don't know the name of the Kardashian-West family's newest little one, one thing is for certain: She will be well fed!
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While the median salary at Facebook, a company full of well-fed engineers, is a whopping $240,430, Amazon's median worker salary is only $28,446, reflecting its reliance on an army of low-paid workers at its fulfillment centers.
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The diet seemed to act like a time machine, and Dr. McCay's hungry rats maintained their dapper, glossy coats of fur and frisked about their cages; their well-fed counterparts doddered about in shabby coats and then died.
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Gisele Bündchen, the retired supermodel, who shares children Benjamin and Vivian with Tom Brady and is stepmom to the NFL quarterback's son, Jack, makes sure that her family is well fed with fresh organic meals straight from their garden.
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She doesn't mention the unpaid prison labor that kept her and Bill "well fed and taken care of" during their time in the Arkansas governor's mansion, but she does tell us that Anna Wintour recommended her make-up artist.
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An on-air comment by Bill O'Reilly — that slaves who built the White House were "well fed and had decent lodgings provided by the government" — prompted the kind of outcry that the provocative and unapologetic Mr. Ailes often relished.
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Dom had already forfeited his cars and phones and most of his cash, so Jerome was responsible for getting him where he needed to be, for keeping him well fed, for making sure he had a place to sleep.
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Like the few other visitors to the Presidio that day, I had to stop and stare at the clean-shaven, well-fed features of Prisoner 3859, who, instead of his famous Old Testament whiskers, sported a scraggly pencil mustache.
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"With more mouths to feed, more food is required and so we're providing the parents extra fish so that they can keep the little ones well fed," keeper Anne Morris was quoted as saying in a press release sent to Mashable.
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Image 2 of 2 SINGAPORE – The tiny city-state of Singapore is hosting its largest media contingent ever for the summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. They will be well fed, if nothing else.
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For Your Vegetarian Guests If you have friends or family who aren't indulging in turkey, here are enough recipes to keep them well-fed, including mushroom lasagna; turnip gratin; beet, greens and cheddar crumble; pumpkin ravioli and much, much more.
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In particular, the picture's flaunting of high-end production values only widens the gap in empathy between the well-fed and well-heeled upper echelons of contemporary art, and those who might ostensibly benefit from critiques of capitalism — the poor and disenfranchised.
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By now, 22 years after Hong Kong became a Chinese Special Administrative Region, the country's rulers had expected the territory's people to have accepted their allotted fate: a life of well-fed but politically neutered domestication, like so many golden-egg-laying geese.
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Startups will have two minutes to pitch and two minutes of questioning from a set of amazing judges (to be named.) We're gathering some booze and food sponsors (thanks Duolingo for the Jimmy Johns!) as we speak so you'll be well-fed.
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But while it is fine for the well-fed to be prissy about not eating food containing genetically modified ingredients, their fears have cast a shadow over the development of transgenic crops that might help those whose bellies are not so full.
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The rank and file donate generously to the NRA out of a sense of deep faith, and the industry goes along out of fear and financial self-interest; it is less like a partner than a well-fed hostage with Stockholm Syndrome.
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But they were extremely interested in making sure we were well fed, stuffing us full of blinys (pancakes stuffed with cheese and/or meat), hard-boiled eggs, muesli, kashka (porridge), yogurt, cakes, tea, coffee, milk, and triangular pieces of foil-wrapped processed cheese.
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Jennifer Dews, a technician at the Agriculture Department who picked up food at the relief site, said she had stopped paying parts of her bills, and had begun using pantries at churches in Washington for groceries, hoping to keep her children well fed.
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You don't really quite know what a giant panda is, but you sure as hell know (1) you paid a lot of money for it, and (2) other people want it; therefore it is valuable and therefore it's got to be well fed.
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Leftist intellectuals in Germany never forgave him for fighting with the government to crush the Socialist-Communist revolt after World War I. An often beguiling, sometimes troubling, magisterial historian, Kantorowicz kept his well-fed body intact while morally being of two minds.
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The company, which for decades has supplied pet owners with everything needed to keep their animal companions well fed, clean and happy, said in the documents that it would have to lay off more than 193 employees across more than 70 locations.
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Other key players include lush-bosomed, high-spirited Giulia, six years older than Paolo and the object of his urgent passion; the village priest, Don Lorenzo, well fed and authoritarian; and, finally, a lurking presence attached to Grandma Nancy known as the Third Paramour.
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"Among the most exciting tablets from the lot inspected by me is a large document that records allocations of sustenance plots to royal dependents, and another that records food distributed to the &aposdogs of the palace,&apos who were apparently well fed," Frahm said.
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And when hope substitutes for a plan, failure is inevitable — as evidenced by a three-day ceasefire in June at the end of Ramadan, when Taliban fighters were allowed to roam the streets only to return to their killing after a well-fed rest.
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" On his friend Bill O'Reilly getting criticized for saying — after Michelle spoke about the wonder of her daughters growing up in a White House built by slaves — that those slaves were well fed: "One thing about Bill, he'll find a way to be just fine.
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The rabbits are sleek and well-fed, they have plenty of space (the burrows are oddly underpopulated), the lands around are completely clear of predators ("elil" in Adams's rabbit tongue, Lapine), and best of all the local farmer just tosses leftover produce in the fields.
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Ancel Keys, a physiologist at the University of Minnesota, who had spent the war developing nutritionally optimal Army rations and studying the effects of starvation, became interested in the high rates of heart attack among a seemingly well-fed sector of the population—American businessmen.
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The 1.8-metre (6-ft) -long male reptile was probably hunting for suitable mates as the breeding season began, snake catcher Bryce Lockett told Reuters, after it slithered out of a large creek system where fish and frogs would have kept it well-fed.
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But it was the truth, even if conservative pundits like Bill O'Reilly, for multiple nights in a row, argued that the slaves who built the presidential palace were, at the very least, "well-fed," ate "meat, bread and other staples," and had decent lodging.
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His father, a Haitian immigrant who barely finished grade school, managed to keep the kids well fed for a while, but then, when Raymond was 3 and his brother was 0003, their mother died of cancer, and then their father lost his job at a paper factory.
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By now, 22 years after the British colony became a Special Administrative Region of China, its people were supposed to have accepted the fate envisioned for them by rulers in Beijing: a life of well-fed but politically neutered domestication, like so many golden-egg laying geese.
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The man whom the students call the "eighth grade dad" set up a griddle in his classroom and cooked one whole-grain pancake for each kid in his class, because he wanted them to be well-fed before that day's Pennsylvania System of School Assessment (PSSA) test.
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Growers, chefs, food policy experts, scientists, and others had an open dialogue about how to meet the needs of the under- and well-fed population today and tomorrow with the resources growers need as they endeavor to protect the very environment in which they live and work.
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"They were allowed to essentially waste away in a locked room without any nourishment while, at the same time, animals in the house were well fed," says Marsico, who adds that the couple is looking at "years in prison" if convicted of the charges against them.
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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, the author of Americanah, has contributed the first story to the campaign, although it's less a story than it is a prose poem: I want every child to go to sleep well-fed And not worry about the next meal Or the next.
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"After eight years in parliament it is clear that SD is paralyzed — SD politicians are well-fed, comfortable and tired," said the new party's leader, Gustav Kasselstrand during the launch event, which was attended by around 200 people and major Swedish news outlets at a dive bar in Stockholm.
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Maybe it was our first occasion for celebration that made me look up and notice how healthy my son suddenly was as a result of formula-feeding, finally well-fed and gaining weight, already sleeping three or four hours at a time in the first month of his life.
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A report from the EAT Lancet commission out earlier this year suggested that people around the globe should double their portions of "fruits, vegetables, nuts and legumes " while cutting red meat and sugar intake by at least 50% in order for the globe to remain healthy and well-fed.
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Walking through the dust of the wind-blown ruins one day, I was greeted enthusiastically like the Pied Piper by well-dressed, well-fed, happy kids attached to a woman in her 40s in a long yellow gown, who spoke effusively about resistance to the siege without once pausing for breath.
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The women get the business in a cultural context in which it's seen as attractive to have a body that looks well-fed but where, regardless of her level of education or professional achievement, a women's worth is traditionally measured by her ability to cook— that is, to feed her husband.
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I had realized where I'm at and what I was doing, and I realized there was other people with me and I didn't want them to get hurt because there was 100-plus of these young men who were well-fed and healthy and strong and ready to do harm to somebody.
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There's a good reason that last year's return to the Star Wars universe, The Force Awakens, was a success at the box office, as well as among critics and fans: In addition to a well-fed nostalgia and a cast of new characters that felt both original and familiar, the movie was overwhelmingly cheerful.
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Since tourism is still struggling to rebound in the City of Light, let me twist your arm to do the same: The croissants at Sebastien Gaudard will change your life, neo-bistros such as Clown Bar will make you feel like a (very well fed) local, and the city's most illustrious hotels are all ready to impress.
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With athletic scholarships and the cost-of-attendance stipends allowed by the NCAA providing a natural cap, that experience has to be awesome in order to attract top athletic talent and keep the golden goose well-fed—and Clemson University, as The State's Matt Connolly recently detailed, is about to raise the awesomeness bar to celestial heights.
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Mollino was also obsessed with photography, and this compact, seductive volume includes more than 450 images he shot of Turin's 18th-century monuments, of aerodynamic sports cars that look like well-fed frogs — and, not least, of half-dressed women posing in the secret, shrine-like Turin apartment he used only for photography, not for sleeping.
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On a recent visit to the old hospital on a hill west of downtown, peeling paint hung like Spanish moss in the shadowy corridors, a snow of fallen ceiling plaster moldered on the floors, plastic netting swathed exterior walls to shield visitors from falling brickwork, and at the top of a trembling 19th Century ladder, the remnants of a nest suggested the highest tower had been occupied by a well-fed raccoon.
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Of course, I have other interests, including being a decorative accent on Hamptons coffee tables, scrolling through Instagram shots of wedding buffets to see if I went to school with any of the shrimp, and hoping that someday Netflix will become more genuinely diverse and create content about a queer crab who's just a crab and gets torn apart and devoured by a well-fed Midwestern tourist wearing a plastic bib, just like anyone else.
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"Slaves that worked there were well fed and had decent lodgings provided by the government, which stopped hiring slave labor in 1802," said O'Reilly — a former history teacher — on his program Tuesday night, addressing first lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaMichelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her US ambassador to Germany calls out journalists who blocked him on Twitter MORE's remarks to the Democratic National Convention Tuesday night.
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