That's news worth mixing up a gin and tonic for.
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This wasn't just a matter of mixing up some jargon.
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"Sir, you're mixing up a couple of things," Strzok responded.
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You drank the Kool-Aid and are mixing up another pitcher.
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The company has already experimented with mixing up its episode orders.
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Mariah Carey is mixing up her boy bands with DJ duos!
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"It can be their fantasy that they're mixing up," she says.
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Some Twitter users warned against mixing up mental illness and terrorism.
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I felt that I was really mixing up the game well.
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He told reporters there was nothing wrong with mixing up the routine.
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"We really hope policy makers don't start mixing up cost and value."
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For a long time, the product of that mixing up was abstract.
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Diversify your accomodations by mixing up the types of places you're staying at.
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And she adds that mixing up the basics is great for your body.
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And at first I thought it was just people mixing up their terminology.
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All it takes is mixing up some olive oil, vinegar, salt, and pepper.
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Celebrate National Rum Day on August 21th by mixing up a cocktail for yourself.
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It's worth noting that these mistakes go beyond just mixing up their/there/they're.
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Mixing up the sauces and accompaniments is where chefs found the most opportunity for creativity.
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I think he started mixing up his pitches, a couple more curves, couple more changeups.
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Misconceptions Actually: Anyone who utters an argument like this is mixing up climate and weather.
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If you like mixing up your coffee order, this is a good machine to have.
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I would have also picked Rob Lowe, but I keep mixing up The Grinder and Grandfathered.
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This personal blender is ideal for mixing up fresh produce and getting the most nutritious results.
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You'll love mixing up your own twist on margaritas or crafting a special house cocktail. 3.
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That can lead to variations within a team as well as between teams, mixing up strategies.
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In fact, the Famous in Love actress is constantly mixing up her look with fearless abandon.
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I'm not a politician or a policy expert, but aren't they mixing up apples and oranges?
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It is also mixing up its marketing strategy, including bringing in a new chief marketing officer.
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Consider the gains made by cross-training and mixing up your movement by doing something new.
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But Gauff was even more inconsistent, mixing up some superb shots with some pretty awful ones.
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Mixing up the brown and white sugars in a cookie can change its crispiness or chew.
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He has done a superb job of mixing up locations to keep the Astros off balance.
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A great deal of miscommunication in politics comes from mixing up the two sorts of assessments.
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Add style to your run by mixing up your moves with wall jumps or hopping over enemies.
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Smiley faces and other kid-friendly details make clear: These are not meant for mixing up margaritas.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk surprised analysts by mixing up the electric car maker's earnings calls last year.
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Yikes — it's clear that Fernández-Feo made a mistake mixing up the Oscars and the Golden Globes.
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Mixing up Sweden and Switzerland has been publicized as a common irk for citizens of the countries.
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You can get into amazing states of mind and being by mixing up all those different things.
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Then he tried to launch a prepared attack but failed by mixing up their states of residents.
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Biden has also struggled in recent weeks with verbal gaffes, including mixing up New Hampshire and Vermont.
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For me, that means mixing up drinks ahead of time so I can celebrate uninterrupted all night long.
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She's mixing up a big batch of liquid for a cleanse, burning sage, fondling a vision board, etc.
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If you watch the show, we're constantly mixing up what's red and what's blue, just to confuse you.
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He also seemed to get confused about the ad, mixing up two black women who had similar hairstyles.
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In fact, mixing up the routine and going outside for fresh air provide more motivation for working out.
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The bottom line: It's possible Trump is mixing up Germany's natural gas needs with its total energy demands.
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Vacation is a great time to try to change a habit, since you are already mixing up your routine.
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And those lies are seeping in to our minds, mixing up our memories of what's true, and what's false.
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"I went to the doctor's the next day and they apologized for mixing up results," she told the podcast.
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It can be current reality that they're mixing up, and they're projecting it to another bit of current reality.
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Mixing up words is a common enough mistake, even if you're used being live on TV all the time.
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Since changing her naturally dark hair for the first time, she's has been hooked on mixing up her hairdos.
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This was in a section calling out another person for mixing up the names of those same queens. Yikes.
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The players, however, had muddied the waters by mixing up politics in the incongruous setting of football, she said.
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The 16-ounce jar is ideal for mixing up smaller things like sauces, baby food, and single-serve items.
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This also means we don't have any narrative pretext for mixing up the choreography in response to his physical limits.
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Now, the company is mixing up even more of that merchandise today, where there's money to be made off millennials.
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Relax afterward by mixing up a batch of Margaritaville® Margarita Mix, in lime or mango flavors, because 25 a.m.
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It's likely then, the researchers say, that people might be mixing up a food intolerance or sensitivity with a food allergy.
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Instead, he cracks the eggs straight into the pan and begins mixing up all the ingredients once the heat is on.
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It's an ideal canvas for Wildfern to preen like few other rappers can, even when he's mixing up his shoe brands.
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For decades, dressing up as Wonder Woman has meant mixing up your sexiest self with a hefty portion of '70s camp.
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I would highly recommend mixing up a batch of these cookies and taking them with you to your next holiday party.
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Before mixing up the dough, microwave the one cup of flour until its internal temperature reaches at least 160 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Cornet dominated the third set, herself now mixing up baseline drives and deft drop shots that drifted inches over the net.
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That might mean mixing up your pace, but it lets you get in a workout and socialize at the same time.
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A self-proclaimed klutz, she was kicked out of ballet classes as a child for mixing up her left and right.
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I called my chemistry friend "Bob" and he coached me through the process of mixing up a saline-based volumetric solution.
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She took the plunge and went with an angular chin-length bob in December, mixing up her past boho wavy hair sensibility.
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For UK-based drum & bass DJ, Deviation, it appears his knack for mixing up steely beats comes courtesy of his cheery mum.
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Increasingly, consumers are mixing up the brands that they wear and incorporating high-end, vintage, and low-cost brands into every outfit.
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On the bench, discuss things like location, mixing up pitches, holding runners on and dealing with adversity when things aren't going well.
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Meanwhile, Ken Griffin, the founder and CEO of hedge fund Citadel, is concerned that some investors are mixing up blockchain and bitcoin.
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I had "ear" for OAR for a long time, for some reason, possibly mixing up charades with rebuses, being bad at both.
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The pandas' trainers have been mixing up the biscuits with other food as a way to get the twins to try new things.
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While the two sides agreed that the Iowa Clinic was at fault for mixing up the tissue samples, they differed on the compensation.
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I could work with resin and mixing cups and I could be mixing up resin or foam or paint, I could do that.
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My game plan was working and kind of kept her on her toes with putting in some dropshots and mixing up the pace.
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In more than one instance, Wansink misidentified the ages of participants in published studies, mixing up children ages 20163 to 11 with toddlers.
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On the company website, Pence details the horrors of mixing up your beach towel with another beach towel ... or worse, a bath towel.
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The sitcom will be taped in front of a live audience, but in true Netflix form, it's mixing up the typical comedy format.
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"The summit was much more show than substance — what the Texans call 'all cattle, no hat,' " Schumer said, mixing up the common expression.
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But during the three games this week at Dodger Stadium, the fans were more like base runners who kept mixing up the signs.
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The moment Trump claimed he misspoke during his comments on Monday, mixing up would/wouldn't in relation to Russia's interference in 2016. pic.twitter.
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Yet the Republican senator from Oklahoma, chairman of the environment committee in the Senate, is hardly alone is mixing up weather and climate.
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Trump jabbed Biden for accidentally referencing "Super Thursday" rather than "Super Tuesday" and for mixing up states at times on the campaign trail.
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In more than one instance, Wansink misidentified the ages of participants in published studies, mixing up children ages 8 to 11 with toddlers.
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Unfortunately, glass does have a tendency to break, especially if you're entertaining or have had a couple cocktails prior to mixing up another.
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Thankfully, I realised I'd been mixing up higashi (east) and nishi (west) just in time to eat it with the correct directional positioning.
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Oh, and if you've been mixing up the dozens of superhero blockbusters slated for release this year...this video will be anything but helpful.
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There are times when I'm mixing up bespoke serums or potions that show up to her door with no name in little strange pots.
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Korean beatboxers Hiss and Bigman nail the song's insistent beat, singing the lyrics in flawless harmony, before mixing up the song's style multiple times.
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While customers were enjoying their pumpkin spice lattes—and probably binging on Hocus Pocus—the coffee company was mixing up the Witch's Brew Frappuccino.
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For a closer look at how Markle is mixing up her style, we've rounded up all the gorgeous looks from the couple's royal tour.
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I think that, you know, if you look at the kind of global debate right now of-- it's mixing up a bunch of things.
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" Shadow Boxing Berry does both boxing and shadow boxing — which is without a punching bag — "as a way of mixing up my workout routine.
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Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson caught some heat after mixing up a housing term with an Oreo during his House committee testimony.
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A Democratic lawmaker spent the day handling baggage at an airport and mixing up coffee Saturday as part of a social media initiative. Rep.
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But it's most important feature is the built-in lightning and microUSB chargers, which leave no chance of mixing up the ports between devices.
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Antetokounmpo is now a master at utilizing his body to create space and mixing up the timing of his moves to throw off defenders.
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By mixing up different scents, Cyrano creates different "mood medleys," emitting scents one after another to trigger different feelings like relaxation, energy or freedom.
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"We need to include every person in the success of this economy," he said in Spanish, mixing up a few masculine and feminine words.
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It's scattered and it's mean, mixing up a classic Girls cocktail of narcissism and forced reflection that leads to unexpected — if not totally believable — breakthroughs.
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Between protein powder, pre-workout supplements, and electrolyte packets, it's pretty common to see people mixing up powders in the locker room at your gym.
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Single-celled organisms began exchanging and mixing up genetic information in ways modern biologists recognise as rudimentary forms of sex about two billion years ago.
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After a well-publicized issue with the facts during this summer's Rio Olympics, Ryan Lochte is in the news again for mixing up the truth.
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While you're making your next multi-course masterpiece, you'll be able to avoid mixing up your cook times by assigning a timer to each dish.
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Instead, it may be opening the door to an entire population of consumers hoarding dangerous chemicals and mixing up liquid drugs in their kitchen sink.
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Mixing up former British Tory leaders Margaret Thatcher, who was prime minister in the 1980s, and Theresa May, who was PM until earlier this year.
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The Cavs' issues aren't the types of problems that coach Ty Lue can solve by mixing up his lineups or running a few special sets.
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It's worth mixing up a batch of fragrant, flavorful Sichuan-pepper salt, both for this recipe and to keep on hand for all-purpose seasoning.
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Using social media involves lots of embarrassing trial and error: inappropriate jokes, outrageous overshares, mixing up personal and professional accounts, accidentally interacting with dead people.
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This weekend, he will be at a local library, mixing up pitchers of water with lemonade mix, heaps of sugar and a very good cause.
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Plug-and-play components are designed for safety and simplicity, including special connectors that prevent installers from accidentally mixing up positive and negative electrical leads.
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"I thought he did a great job of being aggressive tonight and mixing up getting to the rim and taking his jump shots," Walton said.
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The company also described bar-coding and other procedures used to keep from mixing up samples once the treatment is conducted on a bigger scale.
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Wherever Clinton got it from exactly, it seems that in her LGBTQ gala she committed the cardinal political spin of mixing up two different spiels.
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I didn't want to be like our poor administrative assistant; Hagatha had screamed at her during a staff meeting for mixing up a meeting room booking.
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Mixing up fonts, styles and size of text highlights important words and phrases, while the changing backgrounds gives each entry its own unique personality and feel.
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I love it for that same reason (and also because it has loads of fun themes for mixing up the appearance of your entire phone's software).
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Weasley than ever before by mixing up recipes with magical kitchen supplies and serving our guests snacks straight out of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter.
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Kourtney has been very open about her exercise routine and weight loss on her website and app, mixing up her routine between weight training and cardio.
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Relation to Harry: Henry VIII and Prince Harry are actually related a few times over due to all the uh, mixing up in the royal line.
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It's been caught mixing up inappropriate videos featuring popular kid's entertainment characters, pushing home videos of children to pedophiles, and even radicalizing youths toward extremist politics.
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"How 'bout it for the Nikki Haley Band?" he said to the crowd, mixing up Ms. Talley with Ms. Haley, the Republican governor of South Carolina.
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And the last time I reread it, I liked the focus on mixing up pronouns: I have been thinking of wandering among pronouns a lot lately.
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Different randomizer mods allow for different levels of randomization, but the idea of mixing up locations of items or discovered skills and abilities is rather standard.
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And I think that's always a very bad starting point for having a really targeted copyright reform that it's not mixing up a lot of different issues.
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According to the Washington Post, which obtained the report, his other alarming mistakes included mixing up real-world events and drills on at least two separate occasions.
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If you and your partner are looking to experiment with something new, try mixing up basic oral (or really any position) by adding the element of bondage.
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While Notepad most recently remedied its problem with mixing up files from other operating systems, the app has not changed much since its inception 33 years ago.
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You start the game on stage with Spears herself At the very least, you have to give American Dream for mixing up the standard Glu introductory sequence.
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If you want to sip on something all day long and still keep your wits about you, are you mixing up a michelada or some Pimm's cup?
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They're "Dursting" (you knew that Robert Durst stuff would come back, although Andrea jokes that it's Fred Durst — an allusion to the AP's mixing up the two).
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But even if bartenders weren't mixing up Ramos Gin Fizzes at the Plaza, compounders and distillers of varying abilities were doing their best to keep people buzzed.
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It can also be messy work, mixing up and moulding the plaster, while a prosthetist visiting a rural area must cart around 20133-pound packs of plaster.
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One of the best blenders for making smoothies is the Vitamix A2300, but at almost £500 it better be good at mixing up some fruit and yoghurt.
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Mixing up precisely controlled, strobing LED lights and finely timed good vibrations, Slow Dance is aiming to bring a slice of science to a living room near you.
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No. 234 U.S. airline Southwest, which currently uses only Boeing Co 7377 narrowbody aircraft, suggested on Thursday that it may consider mixing up its fleet in the future.
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By mixing up my seasonings (and by seasonings, I mean my extensive collection of flavored salt) throughout the week, I also add much-needed variety to repetitive dishes.
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In the previous study of men dancing it was large movements of the head, neck and torso along with mixing up the moves that were deemed the most attractive.
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" From Vulture: "Her Lady Bird is big, at times theatrical, but there's no eye-rolling or face-pulling, no mixing up the character's exhibitionism with her depth of feeling.
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He was quickly herded away from the mic and compared to Steve Harvey (who recently had an awards show gaffe mixing up the winners of the Miss Universe pageant).
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If she herself had incoherent thoughts, as she did about surrogacy, mixing up abhorrence of it with her own bliss at giving birth, she turned the same fierceness inwards.
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In making his case, Trump appeared to be mixing up two elements of the Paris Agreement that have different price tags for the United States and for the world.
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But recently, she's been mixing up her iconic look by adding in nude lips and bold brows, making this the perfect time for her to land a beauty contract.
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Heat Conducting Knife — $246 See Details If you're mixing up drinks for a party, then this smart scale could help you become the best home bartender on the block.
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In the early days, Crete and Bewley did everything themselves: mixing up batches of cooler, filling bottles, drumming up sales, delivering cases to stores in a 1953 GMC pickup.
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As a result, everyone's newsfeed is filled with articles that either explain how to make a DIY version, or that warn that we shouldn't be mixing up homemade Purell.
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Mixing up your training and keeping it diverse is undeniably a good thing, though, as Niko Algieri, cofounder of Equilibrium gym in west London and content creator, told Insider.
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There's always a risk of accidentally ripping one, or creasing it in the wrong spot, but observant builders have no need to worry about mixing up similar-looking pieces.
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She's also constantly looking to improve and become a better teacher — sometimes that's mixing up recovery periods, or implementing a new stretch, or experimenting with different changes of pace.
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Whether Trump was mixing up two very different black men or assailing someone who has gone out of his way to be fair to him, this saga says something unflattering.
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Located in an East Austin house turned restaurant, the no-frills local favorite has been mixing up Armodelos, a spicier take on the Michelada, to local patrons from day one.
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It was a great bonding experience for all of the women on the show because they were constantly mixing up the groups of the women who were doing it together.
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But Biden has stumbled in public statements in recent weeks, confusing details of a ceremony honoring soldiers, and mixing up the names of states that he had visited, among others.
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You'll often find groups of girls sitting on the floor, mixing up homemade slime, or boys running their hands through their hair as if they're staring into the bedroom mirror.
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"We see a lot of traditional unity ceremonies involving things like salt, sand, or dirt, and even more quirky ones like mixing up a green smoothie or guacamole together," she says.
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"I've been throwing the ball better, mixing up speeds well," said Hendricks, who pitched nine innings in his previous start after averaging just over five innings apiece in other 2016 appearances.
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Plus, it has the added benefit of compartmentalizing each one with dedicated sections for each device, so you can avoid the mess and headache of mixing up your wires and gadgets.
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The most time-extensive part was the actual gnocchi preparation, which entailed mixing up flour, eggs and ricotta, rolling it out and then cutting them up into smaller, gnocchi-sized pieces.
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That makes it less useful than an ocher crayon used by an ancient human whenever she or he wanted to make symbols without going to the trouble of mixing up paint.
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Pulling out the cooler and mixing up the brine, with its precise, unchangeable list of aromatics, is as much a part of the holiday as a game of front-yard football.
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Sharapova said she had been working on mixing up her game, which some pundits have seen as too one-dimensional to beat top seed Williams, who has long dominated the Russian.
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" I met a nice-enough guy on a dating website, whom my daughter — who was just learning to speak and easily mixing up the "n" and the "d" sounds — called "Dick.
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Guests simply place their drink order on a tablet and then the robotic art bartenders swing into gear, mixing up 2 drinks per minute and up to 1000 drinks a day.
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Similarly, Cerebelly's founders hope parents will be into the idea of mixing up food types and flavors depending on developmental phases — and hope the kids won't mind the changes in taste.
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CF: When you were mixing up the actors and characters together over the first season, were there any combinations you hit on that made you go, "Oh, okay, this is something"?
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The second idea we had, an ingredient we put into the stew and started mixing up was, was that we wanted to leverage experimental technologies from neuroscience that hadn't yet been commercialized.
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Between designers moving to other fashion capitals and many embracing the "see now, buy now model" the most fashionable trend is all about mixing up conventional ways with something personal and creative.
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On Monday night, you might go meatless and Balkan, mixing up David Tanis's recipe for a Greek tomato salad and adding some crumbled feta if you like to make it really sing.
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A doctor and a nurse in South Korea are under investigation after police said they mistakenly performed an abortion on a pregnant woman, after mixing up her medical records with another patient's.
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Weighing in at two pounds, the Vremi Electric Hand Mixer is about as light as they come, which is a must when you are mixing up a double batch of cookie dough.
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And while you shouldn't expect DQ to start selling vegan burgers any time soon, the company has been mixing up its menu a bit to cater to people who may be counting calories.
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Coach puts the ball in Gabe's hands and lets him run it up top, and he does a great job of mixing up the plays to make sure we get a good shot.
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However, it's not all terrible: The ladies find a way to pass the time, which includes mixing up more than a few adult beverages – one of which is a crazy-colorful unicorn drink.
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Recorded just this past Thursday at an exclusive industry event at the luxurious Eden Roc Miami Beach Resort, the set, as always, has Mr. Maclean mixing up house and disco in perfect form.
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He began spending much of his time mixing up dustbins full of white paint and adding dry pigment, bit by bit, in an effort to match the existing colors in National Trust houses.
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Making your friends a cocktail with seasonal fruit will make you a damn hero—actually, mixing up anything beyond a gin and tonic or Cuba libre will pretty much make you a superhost.
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By mixing up the contents of the different continents people have recreated, in a virtual form, the world of 200m years ago—a world with but one sea, Panthalassa, and one vast continent, Pangaea.
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Hinds's approach to word-and-image storytelling actively deploys the space of the page, making use of irregular, diagonal panels and full-page bleeds, mixing up the composition — it's dynamic, unlike many plodding adaptations.
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In "Fortified," a bit of roadside kitsch in Greece suggests her poems' elegiac methods of mixing up arrivals and departures: On the bus ride back, we pass a store named Ni Hao, selling pelts.
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" Said Lopez, through a translator: "I felt like the location of the fastball was very good, but they were anticipating the fast ball, so once I started mixing up my pitches I did better.
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It took only a few online videos of Jim demonstrating the yield of his buckets by mixing up entire bathtubs of gruel before my curiosity was piqued enough to order some to try myself.
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"When you are an amateur you are learning and if you start mixing up with the professionals, I think it is a bad idea and it could be dangerous," said Quigg in an interview.
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These processes work automatically but, "somewhere in the system there's a human typing a number in," he said, which can lead to mistakes like mixing up currencies or leaving a zero off a price.
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And in a paper published Wednesday in Nature, he offered evidence that they are capable of playing a vital role in mixing up the many layers of the oceans and the minerals they contain.
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And Filipino abusers and paying clients, from Australia to Canada to Germany, are outfoxing law enforcement by mixing up payment methods, turning to cryptocurrencies, and broadcasting over encrypted livestreams which cannot be traced by police.
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FLEET CHANGES Southwest, which currently uses only Boeing narrowbody aircraft, suggested on Thursday that it may consider mixing up its fleet in the future, but for now plans to continue growing with the 737 MAX.
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Other than having to carry around an ocarina always and forever, my main concern would be forgetting and/or mixing up songs and overwatering the plants while I'm just trying to get the door unlocked.
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If you really need wine in a flash and can't even wait 15 minutes, consider mixing up wine spritzers for your guests — that's cold wine in as little as five minutes, no freezer time needed.
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Faulconbridge thinks this apparent contradiction might be because current research is mixing up two distinct population groups—those who are depressed because they are obese, and those whose depression is unrelated to their weight gain.
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Mixing up Jay Kay's wonky yet soulful vocals with instrumentation ranging from didgeridoos to silky synthesizers and a healthy offering of horns, the success of that album led to an eight-album deal with Sony.
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I think she&aposs mixing up -- I think she means "offense" but that&aposs OK. HOMAN: I&aposve never seen that video but now I&aposm more irritated than I was when I walked in here.
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Trump is basically mixing up money taken from donors with money he loans to himself (which will likely be reimbursed by donors later) and spends it on his own companies, giving them an infusion of cash.
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Detectives in Chyna's death are dealing with a curve ball -- the ex WWE superstar had a knack for mixing up prescription pills, and it's making it hard to figure out what she took before she died.
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Watch ... Luke even goes so far as to say that Jay's essentially acting as a straw man for the league thus far, and gives him an F rating when it comes to mixing up the acts.
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In the Philippines - a major source nation - local abusers and global clients from Australia to Canada are outsmarting police by mixing up payment methods, using cryptocurrencies, and streaming over encrypted livestreams that are tough to trace.
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The 28-year-old Romanian turned in a gritty performance against world number five Zverev, serving and volleying and mixing up his shots from behind the baseline to prevent the German from finding any sort of rhythm.
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But mixing up the two styles of sound reproduction, and throwing in a bass port so air can move in and out of the ear without disrupting the tight seal, Fender's IEMs produce a lot of bass.
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While the garden installation will only be around for three days, you can still get a taste of the star-studded event by mixing up one of the night's most popular cocktails at your own summer gathering.
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Trump was was reportedly supposed to credit faith leaders for "the abolition of slavery and civil rights," according to David Frum, and this is just another example of him mixing up his words at very inopportune moments.
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We skipped the dining options but did enjoy mixing up a Dark 'n' Stormy cocktail (one of the island's signature drinks) using the local rum and ginger ale supplied in the minibar as a nightcap before bed.
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" Fishbone's lead singer and saxophone player Angelo Moore credits Bad Brains with "mixing up the extreme styles of music that have nothing to do with one another, tempo-wise or attitude-wise, but making it all come together.
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"We view some points of the migration pact very critically, such as the mixing up of seeking protection with labor migration," said Kurz, who argues that migrants rescued in the Mediterranean should not be brought straight to Europe.
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Back in 2012, a mother from Singapore sued a clinic after a similar mix up, and in 2014 a white mother in Ohio sued a sperm bank for mixing up her husband's sperm with an African-American donor.
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Of course you might still see content you're not all that interested in, but it's one way of mixing up your News Feed and seeing the activities of people who don't normally show up in your typical stream.
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Find the Right ShoeMuch like rotating the tires on your car, mixing up the running shoes you use throughout the week can lower your risk of injury, according to research from the Sports Medicine Research Laboratory in Luxembourg.
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This seems like the writers are once again mixing up evil behavior and mental illness in a way that doesn't sit right with me, and the truth behind A.D.'s backstory will once again take us to Radley.
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Other top mistakes filers make are mixing up parent and student information on the form, such as entering a parent's Social Security number instead of the student's and entering a nickname instead an exact legal name, McCarthy said.
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Lots of colorists are taking a leaf out of Kardashian-favorite hairstylist Andrew Fitzsimons' book and mixing up hues with biscuit and caramel undertones, leaving negative space in between and stopping a few inches short of the root.
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He once again showed an alarming lack of facility with foreign policy, insisting Aleppo, the Syrian city that is under siege by Bashar al-Assad and Russian airstrikes, had fallen, and mixing up Sunni and Shiite loyalties in Mosul.
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Mr. Ghesquière was at romp in the fields of fashion, mixing up Belle Époque prints — swirling curlicues and Art Nouveau portraits; fecund florals; thoughts of Sarah Bernhardt and Marcel Proust — with rainbow sequin zigzag knits and lacy embroidered tulle.
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And if she's going to keep living in the city, she might want to brush up on her royal knowledge – mixing up Harry is one thing, but she wouldn't want to run into the Queen and mistake her for Helen Mirren!
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More recently, he has dealt with text in his letter paintings (the Mutt-Tum series of 2013) while playing the field and mixing up all of the above, with hints of humor occasionally breaking through (in the Cocottes paintings, for example).
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The beauty expert, who often finds herself also mixing up creations in the kitchen, also shared her recipe for banana pancakes on Snapchat: mix together 1 mashed banana, 1 cup Bisquick mix, ½ cup vanilla almond milk, 1 egg, 1 tbsp.
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That could mean mixing up some meat with an herb to create a specific dish, which would have its own specific effect on health and stamina, or bringing back a few pelts to have more comfortable and colorful accommodations around camp.
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We know that already because N-Dubz present themselves in their purest and most honest forms—because they are wise—and that means mixing up the good stuff with the bad stuff in order to create an authentic piece of art.
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Washington (CNN)Former Vice President Joe Biden closed his Democratic presidential debate performance Wednesday night by telling viewers to "go to Joe 30330," apparently mixing up a phone number for supporters to text with a website not affiliated with his campaign.
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And she added that to test the behavior, Ms. Johnson's family could try putting the toys outside or in one basket, mixing up the types of toys or satisfying the cat's prey drive before bedtime with food or a wand toy.
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With Rubio threading passes all over the court, Gasol started to chip away at the lead, mixing up post-move scores and long-distance three-point bombs with trips to the free-throw line as Australia's game-plan started to unravel.
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For the sake of the explanation to follow, if you don't see a clue, it's fair to assume that it is an anagram that requires no steps other than mixing up letters in a word or words in the clue.
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While Mr. Biden has often spoken about his stutter, he has a history of making gaffes and has made a number of confusing remarks on the campaign trail, sometimes mixing up countries, cities or dates or cutting himself off midsentence.
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And so, when I sit solo at a bar now, in my elder days, I am mostly relieved to be left alone, to eat my oysters and read my book and quietly watch the bartender mixing up Americanos and espresso martinis.
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In the set, Skrillex spanned genres far and wide, mixing up the likes of trap-a-holics such as DJ Snake, hip-hop icons Kanye and Jay-Z, as well as a few of his label affiliates like Mija and Vindata.
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I was never going to pass as a "pretty" drag queen, but when I saw what Klitorika Browne was doing—mixing up gender expectations and doing whatever she wanted—I realized that drag was a lot broader than I thought it could be.
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You might carp that we've jumped the gun a little here, starting the October vibes in early September, or that people have been mixing up dancing pumpkin man to songs on YouTube for ages (they have) but the goods, at least, are solid.
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The best way to pickle roasted mushrooms turned out to be less focused, more haphazard, wildly mixing up the haul, gathering about two pounds of all kinds from the market, or the forest floor, or wherever it is you typically find your mushrooms.
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If you have more than one child and they look anything alike at all, the chances of me mixing up your children's names are 75 percent, even though I have tried to create a mnemonic device to remember which kid is which.
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In its first issue, Hefner imagines an ideal evening: We enjoy mixing up cocktails and an hors d'oeuvre or two, putting a little mood music on the phonograph and inviting in a female acquaintance for a quiet discussion on Picasso, Nietzsche, jazz, sex.
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Meet Francia Raisa, Selena Gomez's Actress BFF Who Gave Her a Kidney Gomez took a break from the spotlight to undergo a kidney transplant due to her battle with lupus, and ever since her return, she's been mixing up her style and beauty looks.
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"We enjoy mixing up cocktails and an hors d'oeuvre or two, putting a little mood music on the phonograph and inviting in a female acquaintance for a quiet discussion on Picasso, Nietzsche, jazz, sex," Hefner wrote of the ideal Playboy reader in the first issue.
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Pulling out the cooler and mixing up the brine, with its precise, unchangeable list of aromatics, is as much a part of the holiday as a game of front-yard football or complaining about the Jell-O mold your brother-in-law insists on making.
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He sang "How Deep Is the Ocean," a romantic jazz standard, with a rascally charm, then took a trumpet solo full of subtle surprises, mixing up his phrasing, using little chromatic cuts and patterns that verged toward bop cliché and then turned swiftly away.
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I usually have one of them take a solo on a song or two, as I always wanted the group to be a mini-Brill Building song factory where it was more about the song, not the singer, and I always loved mixing up the gender perspectives.
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The whole film takes place inside the Mac interface — all of the action happens in FaceTime, Skype, iMessage, or Facebook, so watching it on a tiny screen and gradually mixing up your iMessage window with the one in the film is dizzying, thrilling, and truly scary.
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Going into his 22nd year hosting on the ship, he's hoping to see more millennials come for the dancing and buffet, even mixing up the usual disco playlist this coming summer with scheduled 80s and 90s music nights and lowering the price for those under 26.
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Gene sustained his growing family by building barns and hay sheds and by scrapping metal in his junkyard; his wife, Faye (also a pseudonym), chipped in with her income from mixing up herbal remedies and from her reluctant work as an unlicensed midwife's assistant and then midwife.
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" ABC's own coverage of Biden's segment on "The View" focused on the candidate telling Americans to "listen to the doctors," while online chatter focused on Biden mixing up his words and saying "we have to take care of the cure, that will make the problem worse.
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Mixing up his aggressive striking arsenal with his NCAA Division 103 calibre wrestling skills, Bermudez is an imposing pressure fighter despite his 5-feet-6-inches—and that style produced success in his two year-run which saw many clamour for his shot at Aldo's title.
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In the clip, posted on Stewart's Instagram, the legendary homemaker is in a dark room and cracks an egg into a blender bowl then turns it on to start mixing up what is sure to be an attention-grabbing scene with Righteous Brothers' Unchained Melody playing in the background.
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Kendall (who has been mixing up her red carpet dressing MO in everything from black tie jorts to statement minis thanks to new stylist Marni Senofonte) opted for a low-back, high-cut leopard one-piece and tiny retro sunglasses for the boating adventure with her big sister.
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"I often felt that I was being given unfair marks and that the judges were not being objective, as they were mixing up sport and politics," said Khorkina, who had been the favorite for the all-around gold at the 2000 Olympics until an apparatus malfunction left her on her knees.
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But after six seasons of moving pieces around the board, something's got to come unglued and this cheat sheet with predictions will help keep you from mixing up your Tyrells with your Martells as we prepare for what is sure to be the most blood-splattered seven hours in television history.
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However, until recently, I'd yet to sign up for the popular fitness app ClassPass — you know, the one that officially made boutique fitness a thing of the masses — even though I love mixing up my workouts, and have a soft spot for studios that stock Malin + Goetz shampoo in the showers.
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Libby Nelson: By mixing up the usual alliances among protagonists, making the central conflict not between Russians and Americans but between the hardliners who want the summit to fail and those who want it to succeed, this season has lengthened the horizon for dramatic irony to the post-1991 world.
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Particularly refreshing to me were its almost defiant disinterest in what's happening in the rest of the MCU, favoring its own internal continuity more than that of the studio as a whole, and the focus on mixing up character dynamics in a very real way, without it being "dun dun DUN" plot reveals.
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Other examples are "type confusion," (mixing up what type of value exists at a place in memory) "use after free," (using a piece of memory after you told the operating system you were done with it) and "use of uninitialized memory" (using a piece of memory before you've stored anything in it).
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Citymapper writes that it's "investing heavily" in this — including currently re-writing its routing algorithm to make it "more realtime (using the actual state of the network at any minute, including disruptions), more human (tuned to what we really do in cities, personal and customisable), and more multimodal (mixing up modes including non-transit)".
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Mr. Trump, who has sought unsuccessfully to replace Mr. Spicer at the podium but has been bedeviled by a shortage of candidates willing to work for him, has mused about mixing up the format and frequency to counter what he believes to be a predatory news media seeking to humiliate him at the daily briefing.
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The stuff with outer space and working in the cloud tank where we were making all these crazy mixtures and we have hundreds of hours of dye and inks splashing around in super slow motion in these tanks: You really never know what you're going to get when you start mixing up these crazy potions.
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Trump began his remarks by jabbing at former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenPoll: Biden remains ahead of Sanders by 10 points 2020 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump 85033 predictions: Trump will lose — if not in the Senate, then with the voters MORE for mixing up states.
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She's done so many that the people she brings with her––the publicists and video directors and friends and hangers-on––will start to tell stories about Dreka slipping out of a jungle-themed room, only to realize they're mixing up the details with the time she ran out ahead of zombies, or made it off of the moon, or whatever.
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You can save $4 on DIY Drano (by pouring some baking soda down the drain, followed by vinegar and hot water), a few bucks on multi-purpose cleaner by mixing up some baking soda, vinegar, and water in a spray bottle), and even more money by washing delicate clothing with dish soap and water instead of paying to have it dry cleaned.
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It was a special moment not lost on steelpan jazz pioneer and festival adjudicator Andy Narell: "To see 1,600 kids performing, playing marimbas, playing steelpans, playing drums and djembes and percussion and singing and dancing and mixing up other kinds of instruments and kind of a whole joyous display of just ensemble music... it's just really one of the highest experiences of my life."
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As part of it, the French critic and curator argued that the dominant cultural figure of our era was the D.J. This was two years before Danger Mouse mashed up the Beatles and Jay Z to create "The Grey Album," released the same year a young graduate student from Chicago was germinating ideas of his own about mixing up all kinds of cultural stuff.
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This is the kind of shot the Z7 was made to capture, and even with hands not totally familiar with the camera and in a carefully planned environment, I can start to see why people have been so excited for the arrival of a high-end mirrorless cam from Nikonf/4, 1/250 of a sec, ISO-400Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Finally, I moved on to the last demo area where a bartender was mixing up some drinks.
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Second, Trump appears to believe that an American company called Crowdstrike is actually Ukrainian (one of its founders was born in Russia but moved to Tennessee when he was 14) and in scattered tweets and statements hangs two different conspiracy theories on this "fact": In addition to reflecting confusion about Crowdstrike's relationship to Ukraine, this discourse appears to involve mixing up the DNC email server (which the Russian government hacked) and the Clinton email server (which they did not).
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To date, the 32-year-old's résumé includes working as a staff assistant to the head of the counterterrorism bureau for the U.S. Department of State and studying human rights and social entrepreneurship at New York University, where she earned her J.D. and M.B.A. "But the idea for a beauty company was always in the back of my mind," says Peet, who has been mixing up gentle, plant-based remedies for the last 10 years, as an alternative to the "harsh and synthetic ingredients" found in many mainstream lotions and oils that irritated her sensitive complexion.
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