One time I had a tray overloaded with oiled veggies.
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Overloaded with visual stimuli, the mind feels numb (brain Frieze?).
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The system is overloaded with people it wasn't designed to handle.
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I was overloaded with emotions of happiness, regret, fear and sadness.
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The city was overloaded with $21990 billion in unfunded pension costs.
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It seemed fine, and Amazon is currently overloaded with even more affordable options.
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One was of a horse, overloaded with gear, as well as a cowboy.
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Unseaworthy vessels overloaded with migrants trying to reach Italy regularly capsize off Libya.
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But, even though it's overloaded with benefits, this formula won't weigh down your strands.
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Overloaded with talent, they are basketball impressionists following a darker age of rugged realists.
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The Warriors resembled a 16th century galleon overloaded with gold and listing to starboard.
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Opinion The E.P.A. found that a small town in Louisiana was overloaded with carcinogens.
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Maybe, for example, you&aposre overloaded with physical stuff, and your home is cluttered.
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The Western internet is not overloaded with indignation about the country's malpractice, genuine or imagined.
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Hundreds of steel makers are limping along, overloaded with debt and battered by weak prices.
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Each slice was heavy with toppings, but it didn't feel overloaded with grease or carbs.
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Yet for whatever reason, their filmography is overloaded with trifles like this innocuous Netflix caper.
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"Public health and healthcare systems may become overloaded, with elevated rates of hospitalizations and deaths."
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Mr. Biya was absent in 2016 when a train overloaded with passengers derailed, killing dozens.
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" Defending himself, Wilson told The Sun, "To be honest, we're getting overloaded with coloured people.
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Oxygen deprivation of this kind occurs when waters are overloaded with sewage, fertilizers, and other nutrients.
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The ungainly shape is a fishing boat, sinking, overloaded with would-be emigrants, waving in distress.
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If you're feeling overloaded with chores, today's new moon in Scorpio will help you get organized.
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But many of the boats are ill-equipped for the rough seas and overloaded with people.
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The region's hospitals are overloaded with sick and dying patients, having registered nearly 600 positive cases.
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Officials say the ferry appears to have been overloaded, with far more passengers than was advisable.
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It is reminiscent of a greasy, slightly spicy sausage breakfast sandwich, overloaded with barbecue and chili sauce.
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In the two weeks after it was launched, Popeyes locations across the country were overloaded with customers.
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The boat had a limited number of life-jackets and was overloaded with both passengers and cargo.
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On Easter Sunday, although overloaded with 450 migrants, we headed to the scene of another rescue operation.
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Try to let the picture, so overloaded with clichés of madness and vision, dissolve into pure form.
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Many World Cup draws have been turgid affairs, overloaded with dignitaries and dragging on far too long.
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He said some of the firm's own sites are currently overloaded, with popular items out of stock.
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He was unable to retrieve the bodies, he said; the morgue, overloaded with the dead, was understaffed.
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When overloaded with too many tasks, or assigned somewhat contradictory goals, they are less likely to succeed.
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" Explaining how she had sustained her own interest in skating, Wagner said, "I wasn't overloaded with it.
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A death spiral occurs with health plans are overloaded with sick customers, leading to ever-rising premium prices.
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Moreover, the specifications to submit a tender are often overloaded with detailed requirements instead of stating fundamental needs.
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We're overloaded with tourists, people who drive according to the customs of their native countries, and elderly drivers.
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We're worried you might get very sick at a time that hospitals are overloaded with other sick people.
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He brushed off any suggestion that his shopping cart, or skating as a whole, was overloaded with quads.
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Sitting on a show floor overloaded with bulbous crossovers and S.U.V.s, the T-Roc (terrible name) was special.
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But they ended up making a record so overloaded with ideas and energy that it feels frenetically psychedelic.
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Astrophysics and astronomy are overloaded with metaphors, but, in this case, black hole rain is almost a literal description.
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But forget about that new car that's sure to be overloaded with screens, LEDs and silly things like airbags.
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I like my lashes to look really volumized but, at the same time, individual and not overloaded with product.
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DDoS attacks are not particularly sophisticated and occur when a website is overloaded with traffic, causing it to crash.
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That's your computer getting overloaded with the multiple digital balls it has to juggle, causing it to slow down.
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This produces a question: How can you live your everyday life when it is so overloaded with political significance?
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They are so overloaded with people that they sometimes topple over, toilets are filthy and water for washing absent.
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Westworld is overloaded with potential, and it wouldn't be the first OS to be a bit janky in beta.
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Maybe the White House got overloaded with math homework or finding the light switches and couldn't get to it.
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We are so overloaded with images that we breathe, we live more and more inside a neural Times Square.
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A little under two hours long, the concert was not glib or draggy or overloaded with the band's own stature.
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The next day, Cloudy Nights and Astronomics' website started getting overloaded with traffic, making the forums unreliable and keeping Astronomics.
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After three episodes that have introduced new players and their various alliances, this week's hour is overloaded with plot twists.
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Warmed apple tart à la mode was a trifle short on apple and ice cream and overloaded with whipped cream.
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Skeptical tech bloggers like me have argued these things were more powerful than people realized and overloaded with privacy violations.
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A new perspective is coming, but if you're overloaded with information, you won't be able to make sense of it!
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Senators left Washington on Thursday for a monthlong recess and will return to a September already overloaded with legislative deadlines.
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Extra Bases The Houston Astros, overloaded with talented position players and dominant relievers, looked like a contender in spring training.
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And his singular aesthetic — overloaded with color, print and Asiatic art inspirations galore — is proving especially influential to designers today.
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The German courts are overloaded with cases, creating a long backlog, and Madani isn't sure when his turn will come.
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Fallout games are overloaded with things to collect: old toys and burnt books, rusty revolvers and bobby pins for picking locks.
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With your bedside outlet already overloaded with your smartphone, tablet, and laptop chargers, another device to charge could cause absolute mayhem.
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Police said the boat was "in poor mechanical shape" and was overloaded with passengers on a lake cruise when it capsized.
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They are so overloaded with people that they sometimes topple over, their toilets are usually filthy and water for washing absent.
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In the daytime, it's overloaded with Instagrammers and tourists with Louis Vuitton shopping bags; by night, it's actually a bit dangerous.
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But with less water and the same amount of feces, the water becomes overloaded with fertilizer, sending the system into chaos.
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We know that patients across the spectrum avoid care due to soaring deductibles and that they are overloaded with medical debt.
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This means the system is not overloaded with data, and, in that way, it acts just like the human nervous system.
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We're short on time, overloaded with obligations, and sometimes there just aren't enough hours in the day to catch a break.
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That's really the goal of all rescues, because we're overloaded with requests, and we all just want to help all the cats.
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In 7003, the Thai navy intercepted a drifting boat, abandoned by its captain, overloaded with 2700 Rohingya Muslims fleeing persecution in Myanmar.
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Twelve of the 52 weeks in the year are overloaded with information that requires investors to take time to absorb and analyze.
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The website for the new cryptocurrency suffered a distributed denial-of-service attack, which is when a server is overloaded with requests.
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The network has been overloaded with transactions at times, including one day in December when trades were shut down for two hours.
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The walls are overloaded with ancient canvases and contemporary works, presenting a tangled arrangement that does not seem to follow any particular logic.
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Overloaded with cuteness, the farm decided to film Frances as she met her new buddies, and it's as adorable as you could imagine.
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Ho's breakfast smoothie is "super nutrient-dense, containing healthy fat and protein without being overloaded with sugar," says dietitian Keri Glassman of nutritiouslife.
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"The filters were overloaded with particulate matter," said the report, which included a photograph of the white filter that had turned pitch black.
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Businesses have sat shuttered, delivery drivers have been overloaded with bags of food and supplies, and workers have sprayed the streets with bleach.
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The violent storm that soon descends precedes a dramatic narrative shift — after the weather clears, Rike sees a fishing trawler overloaded with passengers.
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The blackened electrical box was clearly overloaded, with hundreds of wires spreading out to every corner of the ghetto, criss-crossing several times.
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The recalled fireworks are overloaded with pyrotechnics, which produce a loud noise and have been known to result in a greater than expected explosion.
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The fireworks were recalled after it was discovered they were overloaded with pyrotechnics, meant to create a louder sound but they violated federal standards.
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In a Democratic field overloaded with well-liked candidates, can he expand his coalition beyond the young, liberal base that has always backed him?
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It's gotten so popular that the app's servers have been overloaded, with many users unable to post or even sign up for an account.
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Can see the faces of anguished parents desperate for proof of life, then later, tiny caskets overloaded with stuffed animals never to be named.
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In 2015, six people were killed outside Houston when the driver of a vehicle overloaded with immigrants sped away from officers and lost control.
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It wasn't much of a roster to lose, overloaded with ill-fitting players and bereft of shooting and playmaking, but he did lose it.
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The courts are now being overloaded with such petty infractions because everybody is offended by something and you added to the ridiculousness of it.
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Cindy Cohn: It's funny because science fiction is a whole genre right now, especially overloaded with dystopian futures and I think that's a reaction.
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He doesn't want to be overloaded with facts, but he does need to convince voters that there's more to his politics than just the wall.
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"To prevent their networks from becoming overloaded with video traffic, operators have put streaming restrictions on their different tiers of unlimited plans," Open Signal said.
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Overloaded with desperate people, the wooden boat was soon engulfed in flames and sank to the bottom of the Mediterranean, killing at least 2270 migrants.
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Outlander "After three episodes that have introduced new players and their various alliances, this week's hour is overloaded with plot twists," writes Angelica Jade Bastién.
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Her style has become so distinct that she's now overloaded with commissions, but found time this Easter weekend to pump out a bunny for Playboy.
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Jones supports reforming the tax code but does not back the current Senate GOP bill, which he called "overloaded" with tax breaks for the wealthy.
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The syndicated deal replaces a bond auction that had been scheduled for Thursday after Cyprus's recent first 30-year bond sale was overloaded with orders.
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Alerts sent to physicians through the electronic health record reminding them to not prescribe unnecessarily are often ignored because doctors are overloaded with such messages.
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Beyond the costs of the tests themselves, the fees associated with hospital-based diagnostics have grown exponentially, and many labs are overloaded with patient samples.
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He said there were long lines at gas stations, bare shelves at fruit and vegetable stores, and hospitals overloaded with wounded soldiers, militiamen and civilians.
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Try to find a balance between being informed enough to make decisions about your life, but not so overloaded with information that it becomes stressful.
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If you don't do this then the disease will spread to a high percentage of the population and your hospitals will be overloaded with cases.
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" Meanwhile, "public health and healthcare systems may become overloaded, with elevated rates of hospitalizations and deaths" and "health care providers and hospitals may be overwhelmed.
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Radiologists are used to incorporating computers into their work, and they are overloaded with piles of imaging data that they don't have time to analyze.
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So be conscious of how many accounts you subscribe to and how often they post so you don't get overloaded with notifications throughout the day.
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Cabot has accrued more than 7,000 followers on Twitter, while his trip to Long Island saw Ocearch's online tracker "overloaded" with visitors, the nonprofit organization tweeted.
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Just when you thought the crazy-twisty finale was overloaded with shocking storylines, what more can viewers and fans expect in the seventh and final season?
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White has indicated that the SEC is concerned that investors are overloaded with information in those public documents, and is exploring ways to streamline the process.
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Church tells TMZ ... their streaming feature, called the Church Online Platform, has been overloaded with users logging on and accessing different services all over the world.
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The Apollo Guidance Computer was a triumph of engineering — compact, hard-wired to do lots of things at once — but it was overloaded with radar data.
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"It's great if a card makes things convenient and easy, but if you get overloaded with fees, it ends up not being worth it," Schulz said.
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Samsung loaded both phones with Android Oreo, the latest major Android release from Google, which is great, though it may be a bit overloaded with customizations.
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Tunick's work has incited feelings of empowerment and outrage — two days after the shoot, he said his Facebook and Twitter pages were overloaded with hate messages.
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Some 21 km offshore, Rebhi's boat pulled up alongside an inflatable boat overloaded with 2000 young Tunisian men who had been hoping to make it to Italy.
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The second night is already overloaded with star power: Biden, Sanders, and Harris are all better-known among Democratic voters than this trio, according to Morning Consult.
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His fortunes changed when a cousin, a freelance writer who was overloaded with assignments, referred a writing project to him and connected him with a book editor.
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"If you don't do this, then the disease will spread to a high percentage of the population and your hospitals will be overloaded with cases," Gates wrote.
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When those pipes are overloaded with rainwater, the combined overflow is then discharged directly into nearby rivers, bays and creeks instead of going to wastewater treatment plants.
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Using the letterhead of a fictitious writers' agency, he wrote to the agent Peter Lampack, posing as an old colleague about to retire and overloaded with work.
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Riddled with anxiety, cluttered with bad song lyrics and dormant high school math notes, and overloaded with emotional baggage, our brains are their own sort of thriller-drama.
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When the boat set off on January 18, it was overloaded with people and cargo, which put more pressure on the boat's already damaged structure, the commission found.
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Sometimes I get so overloaded with work and I get so stressed, that I have to take a break and come back to it later, or truthfully, never.
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Correctional officers in the Special Housing Unit (SHU), like the facility where Epstein was held, are overloaded with assignments even before you factor in mandatory overtime and augmentation.
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Sales for Yakult, a Japanese yogurt drink, increased after being featured in several scenes, and by Halloween, Twitter was overloaded with images of costumes inspired by Lara Jean.
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But its website, where it directed people to check whether their addresses would be affected, was not working most of the day Tuesday after being overloaded with visitors.
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It's possible Tumblr's servers are overloaded with requests to export—I've asked Tumblr if it's experiencing any technical difficulties with this, and will update if I hear back.
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The move is among the first official steps to loosen regulations introduced in September that imposed stronger penalties and ramped up inspections to prevent trucks being overloaded with goods.
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If you aren't, you may have to defend yourself from behind bars, represented by a public defender who is hard-pressed and more than likely overloaded with other cases.
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But this origin story, with its direct and relatively uncluttered trajectory, offers a welcome change of pace from a superhero realm that's often overloaded with interconnections and cross-references.
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"The HR market is overloaded with too many information and recruiting tools," JobUFO co-founder and CEO Thomas Paucker tells me when asked to describe the problem being tackled.
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Where buggies overloaded with cans of Tennent's trundle over the gently rolling hills, delivering tinnies directly into the hands of corpulent business executives on all-expenses-paid golfing holidays.
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Recommendations appear in the form of a weekly email, so you're not overloaded with suggestions, and based on the feedback we've seen so far the service works very well.
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The image of a group of male friends careering drunkenly through the party district with the intention of piling into a club isn't one that's overloaded with positive connotations.
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The attacks carried out by the hackers are known as a distributed denial of service (DDoS) and occur when a website is overloaded with traffic, causing it to crash.
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You can choose to receive these alerts via email or app, and select five departure points, so you don't get overloaded with irrelevant flights leaving from across the country.
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It was startling, especially coming after a first night already overloaded with Benghazi content, and a further sign that Donald Trump's RNC is not designed to persuade undecided voters.
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Once a beacon of national pride, Petrobras had become engulfed in a damaging corruption scandal and overloaded with debt before turnaround wizard Parente's arrival as CEO two years ago.
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The hotel's one luxury was the breakfast we found the next morning, a buffet of eggs and sliced meats, yogurt and fruit, a table overloaded with cakes and tarts.
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Lake Victoria, where old ferries are often overloaded with passengers, has been the site of several maritime disasters, including the 1996 sinking of a Tanzanian ferry, the MV Bukoba.
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As Derek Falvey, the team's chief baseball officer, explained it, the Twins felt they were overloaded with right-handed relievers, and could not protect them all in the draft.
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That's because the hackers are apparently overloaded with requests from victims asking for their data to be released — and many who have paid the ransom are not hearing back.
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The Supreme Court initially ruled on this 20 years ago — it was specifically [meant] to unclog the court system that had become way too overloaded with small-business disputes.
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Back in 203, a bout of extreme rains left upstream reservoirs so overloaded with water that the Army Corps of Engineers had no choice but to stage a controlled flood.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia – A rescue official says a boat overloaded with people heading home to celebrate the end of Ramadan has capsized off Indonesia&aposs Sulawesi island, killing at least 13 people.
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Her cousins liked to play kwaito, a popular genre of music that emerged in South Africa in the 1990s, a variant of house music overloaded with traditional African beats and samples.
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Bonds have outperformed other asset classes in the past, which has many investors blindly marching along, now suffering undead yields and not questioning the sanity of a system overloaded with debt.
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Overloaded with demand, Ride Austin and Fasten were essentially "bricked" — you either got stuck at a loading screen or the apps said there were no cars available — when there clearly were.
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Frankel's multimillion-dollar business started with a simple idea: She wanted a cocktail that wasn't overloaded with sugar and wouldn't make her feel terrible the following day, so she created one.
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The Cleveland native Kareem Hunt had two scoring runs and one receiving for the Chiefs (8-1), who came in averaging 63 points with an offense overloaded with weapons for Mahomes.
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It's loaded, nearly overloaded, with a pair of faucets, busted hubcaps, worn sandals and the business end of a spade, that last being one of several elements with a racial overtone.
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Tasteful C.O. Bigelow toiletries were provided, but the sink counter was overloaded with hair dryers, makeup bags and Q-tip-lined silver trays that left little space for our own things.
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"Amid the mayhem, the movie doesn't necessarily feel overloaded with Avengers, but some personalities get to shine more than others," Sheri Linden, a critic with the Hollywood Reporter, said of the film.
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"Under the current exam-oriented education system, Chinese students are overloaded with schoolwork and lack sufficient physical exercise, which has given rise to health problems such as obesity and myopia," Xinhua said.
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Sherebanu Frosh, who lives in Gurgaon, south of Delhi, said she and her children were "cowering by our air purifiers," which had become overloaded with the concentration of particles in the air.
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Jeremy Stevens, international economist for the Standard Bank Group, said many felt it would not be "politically appropriate" to pledge huge loans given concern that Africa is becoming overloaded with Chinese debt.
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Images of last weekend's surge in the numbers of Venezuelans heading over the border showed them struggling back overloaded with products such as rice, beans, lentils, milk, medicines, toilet paper, and diapers.
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"Many of them don't know what to look for and are overloaded with information," said Russ Cofano, a consultant who has run a state Realtors association as well as real estate tech companies.
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Plenty of other European banks—in far better nick than poor old Monte dei Paschi, which is overloaded with bad loans—are grumbling that they too may eventually have to find more capital.
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Thus, some establishments are closing, others are not, and cities — which are already overloaded with issues of public health and safety — are left to decide how to enforce rules that are mostly unclear.
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Thus, some establishments are closing, others are not, and cities — which are already overloaded with issues of public health and safety — are left to decide how to enforce rules that are mostly unclear.
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While it was not clear how many people were aboard the capsized dinghies, she said that boats of that type often get overloaded with 120 to 140 migrants hoping to reach southern Europe.
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When he got his money, Erick Odhiambo Madoho walked to the cow-dotted local highway nearest the village and took a matatu, a shared minibus, overloaded with 20 passengers, down to Lake Victoria.
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Of those pools, the atmosphere is already overloaded with the stuff; the oceans are turning acidic as they become saturated with it; the forests are diminishing; and underground fossil fuel reserves are being emptied.
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It's still not easy, and it's not free: You have to pay roughly $2 to log on, get an access code, and hope that the network isn't overloaded with all the other people crowded around.
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Beijing has allowed the development of alternative markets in Shenzhen and now a popular over-the-counter growth board in Beijing, which has left the Shanghai bourse overloaded with "old economy" companies in traditional industries.
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Young people today are typically described in one of two ways: woke, intelligent, and here to save all of us, or completely and utterly overloaded with terrible information that's rendered them indifferent, nihilistic, and helpless.
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Bangladesh border guards told Reuters the boat sank because it was overloaded with refugees, who pay exorbitant fees to cross the Naf River, a natural border with Myanmar in the Cox's Bazar region of Bangladesh.
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If that happens, health-insurance experts say, the insurers' "risk pools" of customers will be overloaded with sicker people, whose use of benefits will cause premiums to rise considerably, further discouraging healthier customers from buying coverage.
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The model Apple is showing off in its hands-on area isn't overloaded with cards, as you can see above, but you can load it up yourself: there is a total of eight PCI Express slots.
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Child psychologists and researchers have warned children are suffering from ecological grief over the damage caused by climate change and its impact on their lives, which can be fueled if they are overloaded with bad news.
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CES last week was overloaded with companies big and small pushing into the category with a variety of different platforms, and from the looks of things, next month's Toy Fair in New York won't be much different.
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Not only is it refreshing to see more clothing brands develop modern, affordable collections for the big day, but it's also nice to see a larger variety of gowns that aren't overloaded with tulle, ruffles, and lace.
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But one of the reasons Euphoria's pilot is so ungainly and overloaded with shock value is that it's also all prelude for the friendship that develops between Rue and the new girl in town, Jules (Hunter Schafer).
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On Facebook and other media, we seem to maintain both the same numbers and the same frequencies of interaction, so if this gets overloaded with people from the wrong circle it interferes with our 'carefully' planned social schedules.
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Illustration by Sam WoolleyIn the 353s and 90s, the 911 system in the US became overloaded with people calling to report things like wayward couches and double-parked cars—not emergencies, yet situations where city officials could help.
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"I was excited to find a strong team that had deep knowledge of neuroscience, and an understanding of how to apply it in today's world where people are so often overloaded with inputs," said Morgan, in a statement.
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Usually, by this point, we'd be up to our ears in Bachelorette marketing, already overloaded with a ton of press: a barrage of titillating sneak peeks at the drama to come, ubiquitous ads, juicy interviews, press releases, etc.
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He points out that if the body is regularly overloaded with molecules—for example, a heroin user taking morphine—the body switches off its own production, which leads to the need for external sources and a risk of dependency.
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And to outsource the whole problem into the care of security services is eminently more convenient for governments overloaded with social care duties, which they are apparently neither able nor willing to perform to the satisfaction of their electors.
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On the new podcast, Topolsky said digital publishers have wasted energy trying to shove ads into banners and other static display formats, which are boring to look at and only make money when the page is overloaded with them.
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ERBIL, Iraq — A raft overloaded with people dressed in their holiday best to celebrate the Kurdish New Year sank in the Tigris River on Thursday, drowning at least 94 men, women and children, Iraqi security and health officials said.
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From the opening moments, when Ann reads aloud from her journal — a Lincoln anecdote, the first piece of exposition in a script overloaded with back story — it is like watching a sepia-toned historical tableau come to animatronic life.
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On the call, Karen Shelton Waters, who oversees human resources issues at TSA headquarters, explained that the agency's help desk and the administrator himself have been overloaded with questions, concerns and complaints about the situation, according to the transcript.
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The suit follows a declaration on Monday by the Orleans Public Defenders office that it would begin to refuse some felony cases — including attempted murder, some kinds of rape and armed robbery — because it was underfunded and overloaded with cases.
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Making Path a one-stop shop for interacting with close friends could give the app a boost in markets where Facebook has become such a core utility to that it's overloaded with distant acquaintances you wouldn't want to chat with.
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And College Board officials went forward with the redesigned test even though they knew it was overloaded with wordy math questions, a problem that handicaps non-native English speakers and reinforces race and income disparities that Coleman has vowed to diminish.
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Days after a total curfew went into effect, people clamored to receive bread distributions from government trucks, the emergency hotline went offline after it apparently became overloaded with phone calls, and some reported they had nothing at home to eat.
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In recent months, migrants from Central America, Haiti, and even African nations have piled up at the US southern border, waiting weeks in makeshift shelters for immigration agents to take their asylum requests, since agents say they're overloaded with cases.
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In Episode 4, by far the best and most harrowing of the series, Daniel and Victor attempt, like so many refugees before them, to make the treacherous crossing from France back home to England, braving the channel in a dinghy overloaded with people.
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Still, giving up a business you started and grew isn't easy, something Dalio found out when he tried to transition out role at Bridgewater, only to step back in when his replacement, Greg Jensen, was overloaded with top investment and management responsibilities.
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In northeastern Nebraska, one tributary became so overloaded with water and massive chunks of floating ice that it burst through the Spencer Dam "unleashing a wave of water" into the already fast-rising Missouri River, as the federal government would later describe it.
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Indeed, it is now widely believed that the fear of fat promulgated decades ago inadvertently led to the current obesity crisis when people seeking low-fat foods turned instead to ones overloaded with carbohydrates, the so-called "Snackwell" effect now largely blamed for rising weights.
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This results in the laying-in of some new fiber optic cable as opposed to the mix bus cable being used right now – because the B-2's computers from the 80s are getting maxed out and overloaded with data, Air Force officials told Warrior.
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In particular, the guidelines point us to egg yolks and some shellfish as foods not to worry too much about, because while they are hearty sources of cholesterol, they aren't overloaded with saturated fats (research suggests saturated fats can actually increase your body's cholesterol levels).
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Her laundry room, in the corner of a garage overloaded with boxes, seems the opposite: dark, dingy and even a touch ugly, with beige, 30-year-old Maytag appliances and the cheap plastic laundry bins designed to contain a family's daily spills and stains.
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Once the world has recovered from the pandemic, we'll be able to get a full picture of how many people had the disease, how many people died from it, and how many people died because the healthcare system was overloaded with COVID-19 patients.
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Nazarian says his Beverly Hills practice, My Concierge MD, has been overloaded with calls from his predominantly wealthy clients, some of whom fear they've been exposed to the virus — and some of whom want to know what to do to make sure they aren't.
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It would be easy to get overloaded with reactions, so we asked for quick takes from two members of the Axios board of independent experts: Stanford University's Lanhee Chen, Mitt Romney's former policy director, and Venrock's Bob Kocher, a former Obama administration adviser who worked on Obamacare.
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After all, it's not just small and rural healthcare systems that are overburdened: In New York City, hospitals are overloaded with patients they can't manage, and cities including Las Vegas and Nashville have fewer than 20 intensive-care unit beds for every 100,000 residents, NPR reported.
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"The issue is how much information to give the pilots about the systems on board so they can respond in an emergency," Quest said, adding that pilots are often overloaded with readouts and signals from multiple devices and monitors that can risk distracting them at the worst possible moment.
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So many of the VSCO girl videos online have one thing in common: They're trying on the look as part of an experiment or a joke — "Becoming the Ultimate VSCO Girl" or "Transforming Myself Into a VSCO Girl" are common titles — and they're overloaded with self-deprecating humor.
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The study looked at several forms of job-related stress and found that what researchers described as "task stressors" - such as feeling overloaded with work or unclear about expectations or responsibilities of the job, and the strains of physical labor - were the biggest contributors to the risk of developing diabetes.
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Dangerous renovations Passenger and crew areas Unbalanced Overloaded with cargo Dangerous renovations Passenger and crew areas Unbalanced Cargo areas Dangerous renovations Passenger and crew areas Cargo areas Unbalanced Source: South Korean prosecutors By The New York Times Corrupt regulators, bought off by fancy dinners and travel, allowed the unsafe ship to sail.
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On the way there, investors seem not to be overthinking things for the moment – trends in risk assets are higher, the seasonal bias is to the upside, and many spent November feeling badly underexposed to stocks, so it would probably take a dramatic shift to make them suddenly feel overloaded with equities so quickly.
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Ms. Gruber was in Jerusalem in July 1947 to cover a United Nations conference when she learned that a Chesapeake Bay steamer — refitted by the paramilitary group Haganah as a transport for Jewish immigrants and renamed the Exodus 1947 — had been intercepted by British warships as it approached Palestine, overloaded with 4,515 refugees, including many orphans and Holocaust survivors.
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In a world today where new parents are overloaded with "data" from websites, social media platforms, news outlets, and of course friends and family, sometimes the best parenting measures are the ones that just seem to feel right, and are much more likely than not to lead to the best developmental and emotional outcomes for everyone.
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After the first wave of battle, Gabriel is (presumably) still stuck in a trailer with Negan, Hilltop is overloaded with Saviors, Morgan is nuts, Ezekiel, Carol, and their soldiers are being sprayed with gunfire in the woods, and Rick and Daryl will probably keep looking for the Saviors' big guns, since they found a rogue Savior in the woods who informed them that they'd been moved the day before the fight.
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