"She worried about the tone of the debate" that focused increasingly on immigration and "about the tone of whipping up fears and whipping up hatred".
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I usually throw it on while I'm whipping up something.
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" She continued, "Driving in my car, whipping up the tunes.
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Mr Bolsonaro's main talent is for whipping up public anger.
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Try whipping up this caramel pumpkin spice latte at home.
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Google has wasted no time in whipping up a reaction.
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It is pure propaganda and the whipping up of hysteria.
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We don't tolerate this divisiveness and whipping up a frenzy.
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Confession: We're not the best at effortlessly whipping up homemade cocktails.
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The prospect of the elections is already whipping up strong emotions.
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Several blamed fixers for whipping up a frenzy of unsustainable deals.
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This is not about governing, it's about whipping up his base.
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Still, whipping up fear of refugees and crime makes for successful politics.
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That has not stopped Bulgaria's politicians from whipping up anti-refugee hysteria.
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Pastry chef Claire Ptak has been tasked with whipping up the cake.
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This year's Global Citizen Festival is whipping up some top-shelf talent.
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The anger Mr. Trump is whipping up is not a small phenomenon.
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"He's playing on this fear, whipping up the fear," Mr. Considine said.
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Giada says gone are the days of whipping up 20-ingredient dishes.
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Plus, it wasn&apost just a matter of whipping up new recipes.
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It described whipping up the public to pursue and apprehend a criminal.
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It was moving north at 13 mph, whipping up 25-mph winds.
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Just add a well-beaten egg white while whipping up the potatoes.
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A ruthless British chef whipping up an American-style, food porn-esque breakfast?
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Maybe it's just someone making small talk while whipping up a creatine smoothie.
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Republicans in California tried whipping up fears of illegal immigrants in the 1990s.
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So take a cue from them next time you're whipping up some slaw.
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Whipping up communal strife is a necessary part of the Hindu nationalist playbook.
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Yet winning a presidential campaign involves more than simply whipping up unfocused outrage.
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However, with the Trump team, whipping up fear seemed to be the goal.
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Our go-to gadget for whipping up cozy winter dinners: the Instant Pot.
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Because what's better than whipping up a two-ingredient boozy treat recipe at home?
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Ariana Grande is, once again, whipping up a storm of excitement on social media.
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It invariably damages the economy (thereby whipping up the discontent upon which it thrives).
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One baker is whipping up Disney-inspired pies from scratch—and they're totally epic.
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The Dutch oven is perfect for whipping up a light and airy chocolate souffle.
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You can see the chefs behind the buffet whipping up fresh (and healthy) fare.
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But simply whipping up Mateo's Achiote drink isn't all you need to get better.
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A PRESIDENT is swept into office after whipping up a wave of grievance and resentment.
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" Tonight, Hall is whipping up her Chicken Thighs with Spicy Tomatoes & Olives recipe. "Toot-toot.
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We even learned Teigen's secret for whipping up a batch of perfectly hard boiled eggs.
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But a reliance on whipping up anger and resentment is an unstable, high-risk strategy.
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These eateries are damn good at whipping up flavorful, inventive grub — AND are affordable, too.
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Mr Chamisa has been irresponsibly claiming a colossal victory for weeks, whipping up his supporters.
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We love to eat — but actually whipping up our favorite foods at home from scratch?
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Whipping up public furor on both sides I don't think it is constructive or helpful.
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Chicago Metallic's Split Decision Pie Pan makes whipping up a variety of pies a breeze.
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Blue light on people dancing at a music festival while the wind is whipping up.
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And therefore, whipping up a homemade spread might be the only option on the menu.
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He's suing for damages and wants Val to be barred from whipping up anymore tumbleweeds.
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The government accused the Lopez clan of whipping up a media frenzy to gain attention.
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He lashes out at opposition politicians for whipping up a fake campaign of economic hardships.
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The most popular use for an immersion blender is whipping up fruit or protein smoothies.
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Clinton and the Democrats were "whipping up a neo-McCarthyist hysteria about Russia," he said.
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Venus clashes with Neptune, whipping up all sorts of interesting conversations and finding you sharing secrets.
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When you're whipping up a healthy meal, you know to include some veggies in there somewhere.
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Many Lebanese think Mr Bassil is whipping up nativist fervour to further his own presidential ambitions.
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We already have trouble pronouncing the food term, let alone whipping up a bowl from scratch.
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Which is why whipping up a homemade, non-pathetic breakfast always seems out of the question.
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Venus opposes Jupiter, whipping up all sorts of fun and romance in your life today, Gemini!
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And by whipping up ethnic Turkish nationalism, he is dashing the hopes of Turkey's 20m Kurds.
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They can start by refraining from whipping up, or hopping on, the "Franken for President" train.
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The legislators of both parties cover up their flight from fiscal responsibility by whipping up hatred.
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I am whipping up meals more delicious than those from just about any chef in town.
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This kitchen staple is perfect for whipping up soups, stews and a variety of one-pot meals.
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Not only are they super cute, these helpful gizmos make whipping up a meal way more fun.
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If the answer is no, then the mere idea of whipping up a batch may seem daunting.
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That's the perfect combination to justify breaking out the blender and whipping up some refreshing frozen margaritas.
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But if you're imagining an in-house chef whipping up made-to-order omelets, you'll be disappointed.
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It has denied any role in the poisoning and says Britain is whipping up anti-Russian hysteria.
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Within weeks, she is mending their clothes, whipping up rustic meals, stuffing lavender sachets in their closets.
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"The character of this country is on the ballot," Barack Obama thundered in Miami, whipping up Democrats.
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It sounds as easy as whipping up cake mix, but the actual process is much more difficult.
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This appliance is great for cooking a whole turkey or just whipping up a serving of fries.
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Russia has denied any role in the poisoning and says Britain is whipping up anti-Russian hysteria.
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Starting today, participating locations across the U.S. and in Canada will be whipping up this limited edition drink.
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Mr Erdogan has made a habit in the past of whipping up anti-Western sentiment ahead of elections.
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The government has form in whipping up consumer boycotts, as South Korean retailers and Japanese carmakers can attest.
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Jeremiah spearheads whipping up a low country boil complete with corn, crawfish, potatoes and sausage, shrimp and crab.
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Some criticized him for publicizing the illness and whipping up worry without a confirmed diagnosis of food poisoning.
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There's no swift solution to this crisis, and whipping up hysteria about Russia will only make it worse.
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Time to get a jump on party season by whipping up some protein-packed guacamole with roasted corn!
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Price: $75These detailed glow-in-the-dark Disney x Vans Sk8-His feature Sally whipping up a potion.
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That's because, when it comes to whipping up ersatz abstraction, the ante was upped a long time ago.
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The eight-quart capacity makes it perfect for whipping up large batches to share or to meal prep.
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Most celebrity chefs have a signature dish — but how do they fare when whipping up a classic dessert?
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A 1919 anti-lobbying statute bars agencies from whipping up citizens through telegrams but not via the internet.
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She literally wakes and bakes, whipping up a daily batch of spiced dough in her South Boston apartment.
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Leaders on the right, in particular, exploit the insecurity engendered by immigration as a way of whipping up support.
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Whipping up gorgeous cakes would be so much easier with one of these iconic glossy machines on your counter.
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Whipping up some auto-type recipes can help reduce the amount of time you spend retyping the same text.
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Get the recipe: Crunchy brussels sprouts slaw In just 15 minutes, you'll be done whipping up this easy side.
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Whipping up a tasty mushroom rice ball or meat-stuffed pumpkin using guesswork instead of a recipe is satisfying.
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The world is dominated by irresponsible populists who are whipping up resentments, and irresponsible elitists who are ignoring discontent.
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Scientists are whipping up a milk made from cockroaches that may one day be suitable for humans to drink.
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Their private VIP tables are outfitted not with bottles, but with personal bartenders whipping up table-side craft concoctions.
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He persists in whipping up his supporters with denunciations of Hillary Clinton ("Lock her up!" they screamed in Orlando).
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But whipping up a plate of piping-hot cookies or a fresh cheesecake from scratch myself is another story.
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Starting on September 6, Starbucks locations across the nation will be whipping up this hot new seasonal menu addition.
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Chemical research of that sort could accelerate pharmaceutical development, whipping up digital chemical reactions you couldn't digitally replicate before.
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From making your own hamish loaf to whipping up a vegan cheddar or tzatziki sauce, Roberston has it all.
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But take note: the luxury house that's whipping up Roberts' dress is a pretty unexpected choice for the actress.
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Across Europe, parties of the populist right have made strides (see chart) by whipping up angst about the newcomers.
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Prominent Democratic strategists and candidates weren't whipping up fear of touchscreen machines going into the 2006 and 2008 elections.
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But should Weinstein in part blame Donald Trump -- for whipping up Hollywood against sexual assault in the first place?
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The equation gets complicated quickly when you're whipping up sauces, simmering meats, and offering multiple sides on a tray.
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"Our ruling class and their TV mouthpieces — whipping up fear over this virus," Fox host Steve Hilton said Sunday.
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Mr. Malone is known for whipping up complex structures that involve a maze of tracking stocks and holding companies.
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And when it comes to side dishes, Duff, 31, has a few favorites she'll definitely be whipping up this year.
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The bottom line: The storm whipping up political chaos across Europe is engulfing the leaders of the continent's three powers.
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At other times she was fading it short and then when Keys was out of position, whipping up unreturnable forehands.
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Whipping up a smoothie or milkshake always sounds great in theory until you have to lug out your bulky blender.
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The supermodel, 45, shared videos to her Instagram story of her husband-to-be whipping up a very special dinner.
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Now Garner is whipping up her family's go-to chocolate sheet cake recipe from the Pioneer Woman Ree Drummond's cookbook.
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According to BuzzFeed, the anonymous mastermind behind the account currently resides in Mexico, whipping up egg-ceptional works of art.
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" While whipping up vegan avocado brownies, Wilson joked: "I just want to say for the record that I hate cooking.
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Beyond whipping up public outrage, Democrats have little institutional power to slow the conservative agenda's far-reaching health care changes.
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Angelina Jolie ain't whipping up any boring meatloaf for her brood ... instead she fries up a nice fat, juicy tarantula!
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It's basically taking tiny pieces of what makes its competitors, well, competitive, and whipping up the Walmart version of them.
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Reese Witherspoon is sharing her secret to whipping up an authentic Southern dinner from the comfort of a wicker chair.
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In retrospect, they suffered a modern version of a lynching, and Trump played a part in whipping up the crowds.
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One is moving from believing that you can maintain power with a minority of Americans by whipping up tribal frenzies.
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Instead of running around a ball field, Bailey is running a hand mixer, whipping up fresh batches of yummy treats.
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That's right, we're talking about fermenting your own hot sauce, pickling your own kimchi, and whipping up your own mayo.
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Malone is known for whipping up devilishly complex structures that unusually involve a maze of tracking stocks and holding companies.
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I asked the barista to make me his best drink, and he started whipping up a Himalayan salted caramel espresso.
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And O'Rourke was the closer, whipping up the Dallas crowd at the most raucous rally of Biden's campaign to date.
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Back then, the Republican Party was being taken over by an outsider whipping up populist forces against the elected leadership.
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The brand's "Duo Nova" version offers 12 one-touch programs for whipping up everything from soups to poultry to yogurt.
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From mushroom tea to weed brownies, whipping up a special dish containing mind-altering ingredients is an age-old tradition.
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We had established this mold of Hayden singing beautifully about his pain and us whipping up a shitstorm behind him.
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They just kept on whipping up potent cocktails for delighted couture clients, all clad in the frothiest of ball gowns.
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The Kremlin has denied any involvement in the incident and accused the British media of whipping up anti-Russian hysteria.
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"We got word that Gateway Pundit is going to have a White House correspondent position, " Hoft said, whipping up the crowd.
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And as 2017 edges closer, we're curious to find out: Will they be able to keep whipping up the same concoctions?
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Small enough to tote anywhere, this stove is the perfect tool for whipping up a hot meal while on the go.
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They say that political forces in the United States are whipping up hysteria about Russia's influence to discredit President Donald Trump.
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When asked about the ultimatum, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said statements from the United States and NATO were whipping up tensions.
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Apparently, they may be whipping up anti-Russian hysteria so as to overshadow the country's success in hosting the World Cup.
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Maduro says the U.S. government and other foes are whipping up hysteria against him to lay the ground for a coup.
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When whipping up an afternoon snack, she started with classic tuna fish salad ingredients but the end result wasn't quite right.
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If President Barack Obama weren't term-limited from running again, Trump would be whipping up the same mob with different words.
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Whipping up a homemade meal in your kitchen can be just as special, and a whole heck of a lot cheaper.
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Some see Pashinyan as a demagogue who is trying to oust the country's democratically elected leaders by whipping up public anger.
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Distracting voters by whipping up anti-refugee feeling may be a deeply cynical ploy by Mr Orban—and might just work.
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He's got hacks for everything from getting the perfect crispy fish skin to whipping up the light-as-a-cloud gnocchi.
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With nudging from her boyfriend, she began whipping up a collection of recipes inspired by the show as a creative outlet.
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There's a fine line between whipping up panic and informing the citizenry so that people can respond in orderly, considered fashion.
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Mr. Kamal said the problem had been exacerbated by business owners hoarding supplies and by the news media whipping up angst.
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Wirathu is a leading light in Ma Ba Tha, a religious group accused of whipping up anti-Muslim sentiment in Myanmar.
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"It was quickly whipping up into a frenzy, as things sometimes do on that Listserv," Todd A. Wiener, a resident, said.
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President and head brewer Eric Tennant, is whipping up concoctions that pay homage to the tidewater region that they call home.
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Last year, United Nations officials said Facebook had played a "determining role" in Myanmar in whipping up genocide; thousands were killed.
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My mom told me that MSNBC — far from whipping up partisan fervor — actually calms her down after a day reading Twitter.
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Ms. Anjari, like most Syrian women, has been cooking since childhood, and thinks nothing of whipping up dinner for 60 people.
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Rafe is as comfortable whipping up four dozen snickerdoodles for the school bake sale as he is working on his motorcycle.
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The next time you're about to order from your favorite Indian spot, consider whipping up this homemade chicken tikka masala instead.
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It's since been downgraded to a typhoon but is still whipping up winds of almost 20103 kilometers per hour (125 mph).
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But overhead there were only clouds, heavy and wet, accompanied by an arctic wind whipping up shards of ice and snow.
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BRIAN SEIBERT Justin Peck seems to have no trouble whipping up expansive, effervescent ballets that hum with the energy of youth.
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It's like whipping up gold from scratch—only in modern times, the coveted substance might be a colloidal crystal or macromolecular assembly.
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These store-bought blends are sold at most grocery stores, priced affordably, and usually call for the bare minimum when whipping up.
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Mercury opposes Jupiter at 11:12 PM, whipping up plenty of exciting and inspiring conversations—but don't make promises you can't keep!
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" As longtime Texas political analyst R.G. Ratcliffe elaborated, "the party that does the best job of whipping up its base will win.
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We all have those friends who are mini Ina Gartens in the making — always whipping up fancy dishes and hosting dinner parties.
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The mixed martial artist recorded a time-lapse video of herself whipping up a meal for her fiancé, Travis Browne, on Monday.
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"There's no quicker way of whipping up some nationalist sentiment and pride than to rally around a big military symbol," Chiu said.
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But for O'Daly, much of the president's anti-EU posturing pre-referendum boiled down to rhetoric aimed at whipping up nationalist support.
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He's crisscrossing the country, sometimes giving multiple speeches a day, whipping up crowds for his former rival and down-ballot Democrats alike.
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In all seriousness, Powtoon is revered for its potency for whipping up videos guaranteed to impress customers, win converts, and land sales.
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Fear mongering is great for whipping up supporters and soliciting donations, but it is hardly a recipe for an effective regulatory system.
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Politicians responded not with pragmatic ideas for reform but by whipping up anger and resentment, which only hastened white- and business-flight.
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Instead of whipping up the players and the crowd the way that Simeone normally does, he sat impassively high in the stands.
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Celebrity chef Aarón Sánchez of "Chopped" and "MasterChef" is a big believer in this principle when whipping up a platter of tacos.
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This means whipping up a relatable, shareable reaction to a Trump gaffe or horrific policy takes only a few minutes or less.
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I, meanwhile, was trapped in a cycle of anxiety and thrashing that had me whipping up water like a marine Tasmanian devil.
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They also rubbed elbows with the locals inside a restaurant where the future King tried his hand at whipping up a smoothie.
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Price: $12.99Every home chef needs measuring cups, and this cute set is sure to be useful no matter what you're whipping up.
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Step out of your sheet-pan salmon rut by whipping up a lovely coconut-ginger sauce to go with lightly fried tilapia.
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President Trump crisscrossed the country whipping up Republicans' anxiety about immigration, with warnings about a migrant caravan moving north through Central America.
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A chef is whipping up Christmas yule logs and other holiday treats inside a life-size gingerbread house at the Peninsula Paris.
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But as for whipping up a less healthful snack, like a chocolate milkshake, study participants preferred to indulge in a ready-made version.
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But, for my boyfriend — who isn't as comfortable in the kitchen — whipping up meals has become quick and easy with the Instant Pot.
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" Whipping up a dish for a Food Network star is no easy task, and Brooks knows he's "not going to out cook Trisha.
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She had three bowls filled with eggs, limes, and lemons, leaving us to imagine all the wonderful things she could be whipping up.
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These gloves wake up the mad scientist in all of us, and look ideal for whipping up potions and mysterious jars of slime.
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By grabbing an indoor grill, you can keep whipping up burgers, veggie kabobs, and your favorite summer recipes well into the chilly months.
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Long before the Pitch Perfect star married her co-star Skylar Astin, he was whipping up meals in the kitchen to impress her.
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Before the cringeworthy moment, "outsider" cast member Hannah Pearson is whipping up dinner with her boyfriend Louis Oswald and his pal Daniel Eichholz.
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You can use them for a lot — chopping up ingredients for a meal, grinding coffee beans, whipping up delicious smoothies, and much more.
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Like Ken Loach, Arteta is clearly confident of preaching to the converted, and of whipping up indignation at those who mean us harm.
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The City Council was nearly unanimous in its resistance to the order, whipping up anger in white neighborhoods that fueled violent street protests.
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You can add a cup of these to any of your favorite recipes, whether you are whipping up cookies, cupcakes or even brownies.
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Some of us are looking to put our stand mixers to sweeter use by whipping up brownie batter, cookie dough, and ice cream.
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D. Its members and allies are expert in whipping up online mobs, attacking dissenters and challenging each other to be the most vitriolic.
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Russian officials say the West is whipping up anti-Russian hysteria around Moscow's alleged involvement in both the U.S. presidential election and Brexit.
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Instead, too many have resorted, once again, to whipping up fear over crime to defend policies that lead to over-policing and incarceration.
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I walk into the kitchen and see my better half deftly whipping up dinner, music playing and an open bottle of wine waiting.
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The next time you're about to drop $213 to $214 on a delivery order, consider whipping up this homemade deep dish pie instead.
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This time around, Matty's whipping up banh mi from scratch, along with a side of crab fried rice and Vietnamese flan for desert.
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But in his first appearance on the reboot, which premiered April 7, Yip may be whipping up something that will have his clients cringing.
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For you, maybe that's the sweet, syrupy smell of rolling out of bed to your dad whipping up waffles on a lazy Saturday morning.
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The idea originated from an offhand remark Goldberg made to Tommy Leonardis, her longtime business partner, about whipping up her own kooky seasonal knits.
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Amy Orben also believes that the media has played a role in whipping up a fear of addictive technology by using comparisons to drugs.
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Whether you are whipping up something from scratch or making a quick boxed mix, there are many ways to make the baking process easier.
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Where could Conway have possibly gotten the kernel of an idea about microwaves that she would later misrepresent, whipping up another nonsensical viral moment.
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The one-pot machine is equipped with Alexa-guided cooking and easy one-touch controls, so whipping up basically anything will be a breeze.
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Ryan and Trump are whipping up xenophobic panic to build support for policies that won't do anything to reduce the threat of violent crime.
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Brightland Awake Olive Oil, available at Brightland, $37If he loves whipping up exciting dishes in the kitchen, he'll love Brightland's high-end olive oils.
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But these facts haven't stopped the internet from whipping up a Madonna-whore debate, pitting Curry and Kardashian against one another in opposite corners.
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Their partnership — and shared talents for whipping up spectacle and outrage — ushered in what Bannon saw as the culmination of a global populist uprising.
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Instead, he spent decades whipping up publicity in any way possible through New York tabloids to slake his thirst for attention, good or bad.
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The stiff bristles are great for solid soaps and are especially ideal for whipping up a rich lather in a mug or shaving bowl.
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As O'Donoghue suggested, by corralling them in pens, then whipping up the crowd, Trump places journalists attending his rallies in a particularly vulnerable position.
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Protesters came as well, and Mr. Guske's role overseeing department social media brought him into contact with online rumors and posts whipping up outrage.
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Being 18 and literally knowing nothing about anything, to me, carbonara meant blindly whipping up plates of pasta with reduced cream, Spanish onion, and bacon.
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The Trump administration is locking up migrant children, whipping up a racist panic against a "caravan" of aspiring immigrants, and threatening to end birthright citizenship.
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Wasn't everyone out there watching cooking shows then turning off the TV, getting out their mason jars, and whipping up Alton Brown's watermelon rind pickles?
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Pudding. "Today we're talking pudding, people," the actress posted on her Instagram on Wednesday along with a video whipping up the dessert in her kitchen.
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Also, even if your lettuce is clean, it's easy to accidentally contaminate it if you're whipping up a salad while simultaneously cooking with raw meat.
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She also shared a video that demonstrated just how windy it is in Los Angeles, showing water from her pool whipping up into the air.
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But if you really think about it, whipping up one of these sweet shakes at home is as simple as three ingredients and a blender.
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The trend's come to America, with shops in New York, San Francisco, and L.A. whipping up their own versions of cheese-topped tea and coffee.
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It looks like Olive Garden will soon be saving customers from whipping up cookie butter items themselves with its newest menu addition: Cookie Butter Cake.
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While everyone loves taquitos, nachos, and quesadillas, I'm whipping up something extra special this year — baked egg rolls stuffed with chicken, beans, corn, and peppers.
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"We've got a few PhD candidates, and those nerds are actively whipping up machine models that sort the electric dishwashers from the humans," Riot wrote.
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The Venezuelan government, which accuses activists of whipping up panic and the business elite of hiding medicines, did not respond to a request for comment.
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To honor the True Original's birthday, Disney has been whipping up a myriad of collaborations be it fashion, food, or even an experiential art instillation.
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Each piece features white exteriors and matching interiors, and the cast iron design heats evenly to seal in moisture when you're whipping up delicious meals.
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And now that he's vindicated, Mauer hasn't tut-tutted those same skeptics for whipping up puff pieces about the special eyewear that refocused his eyesight.
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The secret is its intuitive drag-and-drop interface, which eliminates the face-melting feeling you may associate with the process of whipping up presentations.
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Cardi doesn't have time to prepare a four-course meal, and she's not against whipping up a classic sandwich go-to when she's feeling hungry.
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Cody planted a wet one on Miley Saturday morning, and thanked her for whipping up a meal ahead of a swim meet he has today.
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He said the request was a way of whipping up resentment against foreigners working in the arts — an assessment shared by other opera company employees.
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Whipping up a veggie omelet is a sneaky way to use up leftover produce and start your day with some protein at the same time.
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After whipping up sugar-filled creations for five first families, Mesnier has plenty of stories to share from his culinary adventures in the executive mansion.
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Leftist politicians accuse League leader Matteo Salvini of whipping up hostility to migrants with his often fierce rhetoric against the newcomers — a charge he denies.
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Are we in the media going to keep whipping up that war -- or are we going to take a deep breath and maybe have a reset?!
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The Kremlin has accused Britain of whipping up an anti-Russia campaign and has sought to cast doubt on the British analysis that Moscow was responsible.
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Meanwhile, the Turkish strongman is whipping up support among nationalists and Islamists, an alliance he expects to hand him additional powers in a referendum in 2017.
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Mr Saleh has demonstrated a masterful ability to raise public awareness about this issue, whipping up frenzy on social media with his emotive and disturbing video.
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Not to mention a tougher job than the baristas who are whipping up countless venti red-eyes and flat whites while fielding those mumbles and grumbles.
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The recipe trio comes from Wendy's mom, Heidi Steiner, who's been whipping up the crowd-pleasing appetizers for family occasions ever since Wendy was a kid.
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While my friends were partying it up in Vegas during last week's episode, I was hanging back in sunny Los Angeles, whipping up this Hippie Spread!
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Which is also exactly why you might want to take note of some of the sartorial innovations the folks over at Cheetos are currently whipping up.
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When, two years later, a Jewish zealot murdered Mr Rabin, much of the press accused Mr Netanyahu of whipping up his supporters against the prime minister.
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Venus opposes Jupiter on June 23 and squares off with Neptune on June 24, whipping up a whirlwind of emotional energy—staying grounded may feel difficult!
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Trust in the press is at a historic low, and the Sean Hannitys of the world have been whipping up conservatives against the media for decades.
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With Donald Trump whipping up resentment across the border among Americans who feel left behind, Mr Trudeau is eager to keep anger and populism at bay.
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Browne accused some newspapers of "whipping up public attention" on the case and ridiculing court rulings to put pressure on the judiciary to lift the ban.
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According to the interview, Swae says "whipping up checks like tofu," on Sr3mm, which he thinks will give him major points with the animal rights group.
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In a sneak peek at the competition in the clip above, bakers can been seen whipping up everything from gingerbread men, to tarts, cakes, and cookies.
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The common denominator in all of the Russian posts — whether aimed at whipping up resentment on the right or the left — was to discredit Western democracy.
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By rising to the daily bait, Mr Trump's opponents are doing as he is: whipping up their supporters, without in any way impressing the other side.
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Seattle-based Amazon has been searching for its second home for more than a year, whipping up a frenzy of speculation about its decision-making process.
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To cover up his failures, Mr. Modi is running an electoral campaign whipping up militaristic sentiments against Pakistan and full of dog whistles against India's Muslims.
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And it delights in whipping up a backlash for Michael, whose misadventure as a woman is revealed, over and over again, as a privileged power grab.
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Batsheva Hay, founder and creative director of Batsheva, has been doling out doily collars and whipping up long hems since she started her brand in 2015.
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Khan blamed India's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for "whipping up war hysteria" over claims that India shot down a Pakistani plane during the February standoff.
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However, her political capital has been weak in recent months, which has made whipping up votes from the more conservative sectors of her coalition difficult, analysts say.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Kremlin on Saturday expressed concern over Turkey's shelling of Syria's territory, saying such actions were whipping up further tension on the two countries' border.
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The first is baking, when people start whipping up fall-themed treats in their kitchens and add holiday-themed M&Ms or other candies to their recipes.
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In such an election, the Conservatives' only chance of success would come by presenting opponents as saboteurs, stoking resentment and populism, whipping up fury against Westminster elites.
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The reality star, who is known for creatively whipping up dishes on Snapchat, is sharing her easy way for making "special" cinnamon roll waffles on her website.
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Although our standard cooking gadgets are certainly capable of whipping up a meal, during autumn we turn to appliances that specialize in churning out festive seasonal fare.
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Scroll on for a taste of Maya and Dean Jankelowitz's Jack's Wife Freda — we'll be whipping up those rose water waffles as soon as Sunday rolls around.
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On her cooking show, Barefoot Contessa, when she's whipping up something that many viewers would never do (like make their own breadcrumbs), she has a soothing message.
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This was the first war in which both sides invested huge resources in whipping up patriotic fervor with posters, films, pamphlets, postcards, plays, children's books, and more.
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The shared feedback loop of fear and propaganda about an Islamic takeover of Europe is essential to whipping up support for Trump's anti-immigrant agenda at home.
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Alternatively, they could fall victim to their own strategy in whipping up the passions of their base to the point that nothing but impeachment will be accepted.
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As the month began, Mr. Stone peppered Twitter with predictions of an October surprise from Mr. Assange, whipping up speculation in the American news media and beyond.
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The tagline: "Every curl has a story" spoke to the years I spent whipping up custom shea-butter mixes and aloe-juice spritzes in my dorm room.
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It does nothing to make America safer, while whipping up emotions against immigrants that have translated into an alarming surge in hate incidents all across our nation.
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They may look like they belong in a Victorian chemist's shop, but this dynamic kitchen duo is great for whipping up everything from pesto to curry sauce.
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I fold my laundry and put it away, and then spend the rest of the afternoon whipping up a batch of fresh cinnamon rolls out of pure boredom.
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The junta has been preparing for the succession by whipping up royalist sentiment, including by building colossal statues of historical kings on army land not far from Bangkok.
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Warren is also energetic, has no trouble whipping up partisan crowds and has a inside track to big party donors -- all important requirements of a vice presidential candidate.
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Forecasters said they would be blowing hard again on Thursday, after whipping up to near-hurricane strength on Wednesday and making the Easy fire in Ventura County uncontainable.
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The late night host has been whipping up the most creative pancakes for his own 3-year-old daughter, Jane, and often shares the final products on Instagram.
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It's time to leave and Kinberg wipes down his waistcoat, telling me he wears it as much to catch stains while whipping up drinks as a fashion statement.
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The California company known for whipping up patties made entirely of plants has set its sights on doing the same for seafood, according to the New York Times.
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Whipping up face and hair masks in the kitchen, I can do — but creating a mascara or lipstick that actually looks good and lasts through the work day?
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In campaign rally appearances this week and last, President Donald Trump has been whipping up his supporters with a new line of rhetoric appealing to their aspirational impulses.
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That should not be hard to understand for those whipping up the political soufflés, instead of concentrating on creating wealth and building the EU's leverage in world affairs.
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With the crowd in free yellow T-shirts whipping up a din, Pittsburgh pressed for another goal, rolling up an 11-4 edge in shots at one point.
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I know the purpose of the players' protest is not as sexy as our President whipping up conflict, but the purpose of the players' protest saved Johnson's life.
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Given that he is in the waning months of his second term, Mr. Obama may be more interested in his legacy than in whipping up the Democratic base.
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None of that has stopped Saeed from hitting the campaign trail for Pakistan's July 25 general election, whipping up support for the more than 200 candidates he backs.
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At their best, the conflicting forces of mirth and grief have a kind of multiplier effect, like warm and cold air fronts whipping up a thunderstorm of catharsis.
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Many the conservative network's most prominent hosts dismissed the threat of the virus, accusing the rest of the media of being "panic pushers" and whipping up mass hysteria.
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John Kelly, Mr. Trump's chief of staff, must assert control over the White House, including his boss, and curb the Trump surrogates whipping up Cuban missile crisis fears.
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But the public whipping up of this sentiment in mass campaign-style rallies with the crass language Trump used in Huntsville has no precedent I am aware of.
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When the singer is home in London—and her mom, who lives around the corner, isn't adorably bringing by dinner—she has another staple meal she likes whipping up.
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Whether you're whipping up a classic black bean-base or venturing into unchartered portobello territory, there's an entire world of creative possibilities out there just waiting to be tried.
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This indifference was clearly displayed in 2016 when he failed to reprimand senior government officials for whipping up homophobia, restricting himself to vague calls for tolerance six months later.
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We're used to having our Instagram feed overflow with photos of celebrity-created culinary masterpieces, so it's hard to imagine any star having difficulty whipping up a stellar meal.
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During a special Thanksgiving episode, the pair got to work whipping up a pumpkin ricotta cheesecake for viewers, and let's just say Ripa knows her way around the kitchen.
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Starting off Sunday with a pot of simple spaghetti and red sauce, I hit the kitchen floor running Monday through Friday whipping up five fast and delicious leftover twists.
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He considered setting the story in colonial times or in the present day, and eventually settled on 1954, when Senator Joseph McCarthy was whipping up a panic about communism.
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Air fryer Air fryers use rapid air technology to fry food with little to no oil, which means your parents can feel better about whipping up wings and fries.
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Even when he's not actively whipping up his so-called "base," the current president's boorish behavior and coarse talk has frequently created problems inside and outside the White House.
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The watering hole — which boasts eight large, flat-screen TVs with a "stadium sound" system — says it's also whipping up a pair of impeachment beverages to mark the occasion.
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Air Fryer Air fryers use rapid air technology to fry food with little to no oil, which means your parents can feel better about whipping up wings and fries.
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In mitigation of Trump's reaction, LaVar Ball has a history of provocative comments, and might be almost as adept at whipping up a media storm as the President himself.
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Whipping up an eerie blend of haunted-house thriller and supernatural-stalker story, he proves less adept at managing Eric Heisserer's overly detailed screenplay than at choreographing visual scares.
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A number of celebrities have spoken about whipping up decadent pans of thick, gooey brownies — and I decided to put some of their go-to recipes to the test.
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By complaining about the hypocrisy of liberal governments' suppressing speech, some analysts say, the government is whipping up nationalist sentiments at home to build support for the "yes" vote.
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The days of Edith Head, the great midcentury costume designer (and eight-time Oscar winner), whipping up a gown for one of her actresses are long in the past.
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He has been accused of whipping up nationalist sentiment by promoting the notion that Indonesia is besieged by "proxy wars" waged by foreign states looking to undermine the country.
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After a week of political and religious violence, there's a near desperation among the political press to hear President Trump apologize for whipping up crowds and feeding online hate.
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Instead of whipping up our own at home, we decided to round up eleven spots serving the specialty across the country — and also to potentially plan a summer road trip?
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So in that sense, Washington "stands to lose more in their bilateral relations with Kuala Lumpur, whose leaders are fond of whipping up religious sentiments for political mileage," he continued.
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Don't fall prey to repeating those dry and dull recipes that you've been whipping up just because they're "fast" and "easy" — let your slow cookers do the work for you.
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Trump added to his atmosphere by whipping up his supporters with fears of rigged elections and calling on them to go out in states like Pennsylvania to monitor against fraud.
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Liberal Democrats, including a substantial number of American Jews, believed that Netanyahu was a war-monger who was whipping up domestic fears for the purpose of gaining and maintaining power.
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No matter how old we get and how our palates change, we never seem to tire of whipping up and biting into a stack of meat, bread, cheese, and condiments.
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LAHINCH, Ireland (Reuters) - Three people died as Tropical Storm Ophelia battered Ireland's southern coast on Monday, knocking down trees and power lines and whipping up 211-metre (21961-foot) waves.
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Companies like The Odin and Amino Labs sell kits that make experimenting with DNA not much more difficult that whipping up a batch of brownies with a box of mix.
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The notion of a kitchen with a built in robot chef capable of whipping up a lobster bisque at the push of a button sounds like something out of Futurama.
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"We are gonna bake you the most luxurious, massive, decadent cake ever," husband Brian Fichera says in a clip of himself and the 13-month-old whipping up the dessert.
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Under the professorial management of Guus Hiddink, the Koreans far outdid their rival co-hosts, whipping up a storm of World Cup mania from Gwangju to Ulsan, Daegu to Seoul.
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The moon in Gemini opposes Jupiter, whipping up big emotions concerning cash, security, and comfort—but you're ready to tackle whatever comes your way as the moon connects with Mars!
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The hurricane, which is now whipping up winds at 130 mph, is a Category 4 storm and forecast to make landfall later this week on the coast of the Carolinas.
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Hillary Clinton had directly discussed the Skolkovo project with Medvedev, and her State Department was whipping up support for it among U.S. companies, creating the potential appearance for a conflict.
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So, too, are the apparent backers of the racist mailers in New Jersey, who are whipping up fears of immigrants and racial outsiders to help defeat local school board candidates.
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Somewhere in King's Landing, there is surely a seamstress whipping up a treasure trove of champion dresses for the Queen Mother to wear while executing all her future diabolical plans.
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Mr. Cuomo, the soon-to-be Senate majority leader, Andrea Stewart-Cousins, and Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie should get to work right away whipping up votes for such a plan.
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At a minimum, they should be whipping up support for Mr. Corker's bill to make sure they have two-thirds of both chambers ready to override Mr. Trump's inevitable veto.
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In terms of accessories, the OXO On comes with a 3-cup plastic beaker, which is perfect for whipping up smoothies when you aren't using the stick blender for soup.
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Amazon shoppers gave it a 4.5-star review and love to use it for whipping up brownies (it's perfect for corner piece fans), banana bread, baked ziti, casseroles, and meatloaf.
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Their version of the tangy wing origin story says Teressa saved the drunken day by whipping up sauce-drenched wings for some late-night big-spenders at the family tavern.
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But all signs indicate that the Trump administration will be whipping up something different from what we've been seeing from both establishment Democrats and Republicans on trade for many years.
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If he were not a British citizen capable of drawing on the support of his own government and whipping up international attention, he says his prospects would likely be far bleaker.
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"This resolution is encouraging religious fanatics to retaliate against our journalists," he said in a statement, calling on the authorities to protect journalists and stop anyone whipping up hatred against them.
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Ahead, we made dealing with a tired (or dull, or blackhead-laden) cold-weather complexion fun — and affordable — by whipping up DIY mask recipes inspired by the season's best adult beverages.
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One of the reasons for such high seas is that the storm is whipping up winds far from its center, which helps to move larger amounts of water than is normal.
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The Hills alum and mother of three got creative in the kitchen with her two oldest children on Sunday, whipping up some heart-shaped cookies just in time for Valentine's Day.
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"It would be good for them to remember there is such a concept as global stability which they are thoughtlessly undermining by whipping up tensions in Russian-American ties," Ryabkov said.
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This course will have you diving into projects involving building an HTML page, whipping up a Chrome extension, and more — in the process mastering this trio of must-know languages. 3.
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The mom of three says she began whipping up a smoothie she learned from nutritionist Kelly LeVeque to help get in shape for her role in the upcoming action movie Peppermint.
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Rather than whipping up interest in Saudi investment opportunities, the event risks becoming a public relations debacle because of the disappearance of Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi, company executives and analysts say.
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After whipping up a batch of cereal bars, all you have to do is slice them into a sandwich shape — or a circle, if you're fancy — and add some ice cream.
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And can we be completely sure whipping up the base will never help him in federal court either, especially when judges might become afraid of the possibility of threats to them?
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The audience for the speech has also expanded from just Congress to the public and the president's political supporters as well — all aimed at whipping up support for the president's objectives.
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With the wind whipping up the water one November day in 1963, Hohlbein swam with a snorkel for around 1.5 km from Potsdam in the East to Wannsee in West Berlin.
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KitchenAid's mixers are the gold standard for most home cooks and bakers, and will prove to be especially handy when your foodie is whipping up a batch of post-holiday cookies.
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It has already published a piece calling on moderators to fact-check Mr. Trump on the spot, and will continue through debate night, whipping up support online with the hashtag #DemandFairDebates.
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In fact, Republican strategists are saying that with the midterm elections approaching, the GOP is counting on whipping up anti-immigrant, anti-free trade fervor to get out its base voters.
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The never-ending stream of recipe books: Jamie at Home, Jamie's Dinners, Jamie's Fifteen Minute Meals, Jamie in Your Home Having a Chat and Whipping Up an Easy Five Minute Snack.
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LOS ANGELES Oct 30 (Reuters) - Fast-moving Santa Ana winds are expected to blast through Southern California on Wednesday, whipping up new wildfires after a brief respite for firefighters on Tuesday.
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Melissa Nieves, registered dietitian and founder of Fad Free Nutrition, told Insider that whipping up an egg-white "tortilla" and packing it with veggies is a hearty, low-sodium breakfast option.
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In the week since Turkey alleged Khashoggi was killed, tightly controlled Saudi newspapers have accused Qatar and other enemies of the kingdom of whipping up a crisis over the journalist's disappearance.
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O.J.'s oldest daughter, Arnelle Simpson, was coming out of a Trader Joe's Monday with a cart full of goodies, and photogs asked if she was whipping up dinner for dad.
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It was unclear late Monday whether Trump's strategy of whipping up enthusiasm for himself and his agenda among his core supporters would translate into votes for other Republicans on the ballot Tuesday.
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In recent days, critics have called out social media companies for helping create a so-called "echo-chamber" in people's feeds and the role of fake news in whipping up voter enthusiasm.
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And for non-Democrats, this is bad news because whipping up anger and fear over supposed foreign tampering in our election sets an unnecessarily nasty tone to our already broken political dialogue.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)You can't really get rid of a phone's front-facing cam without whipping up the hoard of selfie-snapping fanatics into a frothy social media-powered complaint storm.
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Jen Atkin may be the world's most influential hairstylist right now — whipping up styles for some of Hollywood's biggest names, like Chrissy Teigen and Khloé Kardashian — but that doesn't mean she's inaccessible.
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I never worry about it when I'm whipping up a blog, and I genuinely appreciate how many angles I can set it at when I'm watching a movie or reading a book.
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It's no secret Chrissy Teigen is a huge foodie, but the model and cookbook author says embracing her heritage has become a big focus lately while whipping up meals in the kitchen.
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So the rest of the snowy days and evenings ahead can be spent warmly wrapped in Snuggies, whipping up easy meals, all while SVU softly coos its opening chords in the background.
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Because we took matters into our own hands, whipping up our own designs of a what a presidential LEGO minfig set would look like, starting, of course, with the current Trump administration.
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But as I selected a random strand, I found that the wind was whipping up my hair all around the piece that I had selected, creating a messy effect near my scalp.
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The recipe for Nickelodeon's slime was revealed a few years back, but before you go whipping up the famous green concoction, know that Walmart has a tastier alternative hitting stores very soon.
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Rough conditions were whipping up big waves off the eastern and northern Gulf Coast, and authorities warned swimmers to stay out of the surf because of life-threatening swells and rip currents.
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But if THC is the primary psychoactive and medicinal compound in cannabis, why would Insys fight legal pot with one hand while whipping up synthetic batches of pure THC with the other?
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It's like—being in the studio, being in there with C, Silk, Mystikal, Mia, Fiend, Mr. Serv-On, KLC whipping up the music, K-Lou—I mean, man, I feel like, invincible.
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I tell people that COOKING is a hobby of mine, as if whipping up a bunch of cookies from a Pillsbury ready-made dough tube is somehow the pursuit of a craftsman.
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Sand and dust storms take place when hot air over the desert destabilizes the lower atmosphere, whipping up strong winds that send huge amounts of sand hundreds or even thousands of miles.
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Image: Ryan F. MandelbaumBurger fans recognize the power of the special sauce, whipping up their own custom batches to recreate the savory, delectable bite they know and love from their favorite burger chains.
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The way she uses the platforms — especially Twitter and Instagram — makes her feel like that friend who is casually dishing about her new job while she's also whipping up a meal for you.
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Both the shooting and the skiing conditions were difficult, with a strong wind whipping up snow on some parts of the course and the wind chill making the freezing temperatures even more uncomfortable.
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WATCH THIS: We Found Out Where Kathy Griffin Keeps Her Emmys Featured design elements include a coffee counter and large farmhouse sink, which are ideal for whipping up meals (and easy clean up).
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So amidst the mad engagement media storm we decided to ground ourselves the Meghan Markle way: by whipping up her go-to afternoon snack, a homemade (in Windsor Castle, perhaps?) chia seed pudding.
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When Pfeiffer comes to the couple's house, she makes herself at home by whipping up a fresh batch of lemonade, using an old family recipe that apparently involves a significant amount of alcohol.
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Thankfully, several restaurants plan to stay open for service on Christmas, taking away the hassle of whipping up a full-course spread by your lonesome or spending the day stuck at an airport.
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I couldn't believe that someone that was whipping up people into a frenzy about ethnic groups could achieve this high level of notoriety or profiling as having ... Right next to the president. Yeah.
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Related: How Kenyans are using tech to stop election fraud 'Diversity is our strength' In elections gone by, I recall some politicians whipping up anti-Asian sentiment in the country to get votes.
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Most of us were whipping up a quiche for sunday brunch in sophomore year, but this kid, who wants an NFL team to invest millions of fake guaranteed dollars in him, can't cook.
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The streets of Little Syria were also vibrant with smoking parlors, cafes whipping up Turkish coffee and shops brimming with everything from rugs and brass lanterns to pistachios imported from the Middle East.
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The plan had been for Cohen to testify publicly, but he pulled out, saying that the president was whipping up a frenzy against him and that he feared for his safety (The Hill).
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There was a five-piece jazz band playing and a tower made of madeleines in the center of the store and white-smocked chefs whipping up snacks like seared scallops with ramp purée.
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You can pair it with your smartphone to blast a bumpin' playlist, use it as an alarm clock, or set its built-in timer when you're whipping up something delicious in the kitchen.
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While the price might not be as low as whipping up a dinner from scratch, we'd gladly trade in some of our typical takeout orders for an artfully prepared plate of fresh veggies.
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Sure, it's not quite as easy as whipping up a firecracker, but it's pretty damn simple, and makes for a perfect potluck dish (especially for, say, an upcoming holiday known as 4/20).
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The popular media, monopolized by a corrupt Mexican oligarch, is spreading fake news, whipping up popular frenzy and confusing a population that has scant access to the internet and alternative sources of information.
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Reading from a teleprompter at the White House, the President sounded nothing like the Trump who goes off-script when he tweets or is whipping up crowds of political supporters at campaign rallies.
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Kamala Harris was still in the race, her husband tweeted a photo showing her at home, in an apron, whipping up a batch of jerk chicken marinade in-between events in Los Angeles.
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China accused the United States of whipping up panic over the coronavirus outbreak Chinese stock market plunged about 8% on Monday on the first day back from an extended Lunar New Year holiday.
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Whether you're hitting the slopes, shredding powder on your board, gardening, cycling, or even whipping up a meal, fumbling with your phone or touch-sensitive earbuds can be frustrating, to say the least.
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In this large and seemingly well-equipped kitchen (not hers, it's clear) she's like someone three margaritas deep, whipping up dinner in a beach rental house where they don't know where anything is.
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The President's greatest victory in office -- far more than his border or tax policy -- has been his success at whipping up his supporters to mistrust government and the basic structures that organize it.
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"These are the sorts of practices that were employed in the 1930s in Germany by the National Socialists of Hitler in whipping up aggression against the Jewish people," Picardo told parliament on Wednesday.
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Whether you're prepping basic meals for your family, cooking for one or two, or whipping up gourmet food for a large crowd, a good food processor can save you a lot of time.
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The Pacific Ocean hot streak known as El Niño appears to be fading, but will keep whipping up weird weather and driving up global temperatures for several more months, UN forecasters announced Thursday.
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The reality star is all about whipping up wholesome, homemade dishes—especially when it comes to cooking for her three kids—and now she's sharing one of her family's go-to cold-weather dishes.
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They are made by whipping up butter and sugar then gently folding in fresh fruit purees, melted Valrhona dark chocolate, freshly brewed espresso, home-made flower cordials, or dark caramel made with sea salt.
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After a year and a half of whipping up lemon bars and brownies, she moved to Lawrence, a fine-dining restaurant, where she found the guidance she needed to morph into a pastry powerhouse.
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His most recent allegations against the media are now linking journalists to his campaign's new narrative of questioning the legitimacy of the entire electoral process — and whipping up supporters to do something about it.
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After whipping up some scrambled eggs with cheese, spinach, and Everything but the Bagel seasoning (one of the best seasonings ever made — thanks, Trader Joe's), I go back to my room to get ready.
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The dynamic of the presidential election, dominated by Donald Trump and Ted Cruz, only cemented this by whipping up the right wing and making House Republicans nervous about getting in the Tea Party crosshairs.
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Blac Chyna has been posting some delicious looking snapchats of her whipping up some mouth watering meals ... and we've chopped it up step-by-step so you can cook along to her celeb-recipe.
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And it's crazy to think that it's now ten years since it found itself under Christmas trees across the globe, consequently whipping up a thousand horror stories of TV screens smashed by flying remotes.
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During the same appearance, Trump boasted that the federal government was "as ready as anybody has ever been" for Florence, which is already whipping up waves of more than 22019 feet in the Atlantic.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia accused the West on Thursday of "whipping up hysteria" over large-scale military exercises underway in eastern Europe and denied charges that they were being conducted with a lack of transparency.
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The GOP arguably began down this path under Nixon, who assembled a winning coalition by whipping up racist opposition to the Civil Rights movement and mobilizing voters based in part on white, Christian identity.
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To suppress the dissent, Le Duan and his allies throughout 282 imposed a veritable police state, whipping up a paranoid frenzy about alleged spies to purge those who threatened their plans — and their power.
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The food journalist Francis Lam took over from the original host, Lynne Rossetto Kasper, in 2017, bringing in more human interest and socioeconomic food stories alongside practical advice on whipping up easy weeknight meals.
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He's whipping up a storm of misinformation that challenged the very notion of fact itself, creating an alternative narrative for Republicans, who are trapped by his mastery of the party's grassroots base, to adopt.
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With temperatures well below freezing and a bitterly cold, howling wind whipping up the snow on exposed parts of the course, many of the competitors struggled to find their range, but Peiffer seemed unperturbed.
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Put some fire and passion into this thing, and make your flagship gaming laptop stand up to the nutty systems other notebook makers are whipping up, and save the sensibility for the more affordable stuff.
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The Italian-born and Emmy award-winning Food Network star, known for her hit show Everyday Italian and Giada at Home (among others), has been whipping up enviable, yet accessible dishes since the early 2000s.
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To the candidates' dismay, their most fervent supporters traded mutual accusations of sexism, anti-Semitism and racism, with some accused of whipping up black and Hispanic hostility towards Mr Zuckerberg's Asian-American wife, Priscilla Chan.
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After whipping up an avocado bean dip—which caused DeGeneres to swear when De Laurentiis accidentally squirted lemon on her shirt—they moved on to make mini heart-shaped pizzas (get the full recipe below).
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"India rejects the irresponsible and preposterous statement by the foreign minister of Pakistan with a clear objective of whipping up war hysteria in the region," a spokesman for India's foreign office said in a statement.
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Venus opposes Jupiter, whipping up fun and creativity, and the moon in your opposite sign Pisces clashes with Jupiter, finding you in an over-the-top mood, ready to show the world what you've got.
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With the Tea Party wing of the Republican Party whipping up resentment about Wall Street bailouts and high unemployment, Democrats weren't able to capitalize on either rising stock prices or the economy's return to growth.
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None of that has stopped Saeed from hitting the campaign trail for Pakistan's July 25 general election, denouncing the outgoing government as "traitors" and whipping up support for the more than 200 candidates he backs.
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"Instead of whipping up passions here, we would recommend that OCHA (Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs) as quickly as possible establish effective cooperation with the legitimate authorities in Damascus," he said on Wednesday.
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"Iran cannot emerge a winner from this conflict and the U.S. has no interest in whipping up more of a storm either, so we expect no real effect on markets for now," the dealer said.
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Hirani had little cooking experience, but upon receiving an Italian cookbook with a delectable-sounding tiramisu recipe, she couldn't resist the idea of whipping up a light-as-air, mascarpone-and-espresso confection for herself.
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"India rejects the irresponsible and preposterous statement by the foreign minister of Pakistan with a clear objective of whipping up war hysteria in the region," a spokesman for India's foreign office said in a statement.
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But you can forget about menu planning or whipping up anything from scratch — we can barely suss out where our loyalties lie on "Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series" let alone cook for the occasion.
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Ms Franklin holds court throughout, both whipping up the congregation into a frenzy on Ward's "How I Got Over" and soothing them into a state of profound grace with her cover of Gaye's sublime "Wholy Holy".
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Donald Trump walks into this room and he's whipping up this crowd, and before he gets to the Muslim ban ... And he basically is saying the media is complicit in this, 'cause we're not reporting it.
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President Vladimir Putin on Thursday accused American politicians of whipping up hysteria about a mythical Russian threat as a ploy to distract voters from their own failings in the run-up to the U.S. presidential election.
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On Wednesday, the actor and Thirty Seconds to Mars frontman posted his band's Latin American tour schedule on Instagram—accompanied by a video of himself whipping up popcorn for a crowd in a rather dangerous fashion.
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This is a lovely time to connect with your senses by cooking a delicious meal, listening to your favorite music, or getting a spa treatment (you've always had a talent for whipping up DIY face-masks!).
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"The twist on the cauliflower mashed potatoes, which is really what sparked this whole thing, is me sitting at the table in my own house and whipping up some cauliflowers," the Wrinkle in Time star says.
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As the tribunes whipping up the fever against what they see as, you might say, a rigged election (although they themselves are scheming to manipulate it), Mr. Spinella and Ms. Janson are cool and glibly malevolent.
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The Roosevelt report tries to evade this by framing economic power as playing a puppet-master role, whipping up the white majority, or the patriarchy, or the disproportionately powerful small state senators, for its own ends.
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Rudy Giuliani was able to ride the Police Department's political power to win the 1993 mayoral election, whipping up racist sentiment among the force to unseat Mayor David Dinkins, the city's first and only black mayor.
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Chip and Joanna Gaines' younger daughter, 9½, busied herself over the weekend with some tasty dessert prep, whipping up a batch of cookies from her own special recipe with the help of brother Crew, 17 months.
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Green finished with six-under-par 64 and for a long time it looked like his score would not be matched, with the wind whipping up in the afternoon at Royal Greens Golf and Country Club.
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"Unfortunately she has totally taken sides, and she is now whipping up nationalism simply to become more popular," said U Maung Tun Khin, a Rohingya who traveled to The Hague from London to witness the hearings.
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Both she and her refugee policy have been the subjects of false news reports and base insults, which officials worry are aimed at whipping up fear and at shifting perceptions before the vote on Sept. 24.
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They go through three cooking speed rounds, whipping up an appetizer, entree, and dessert using random ingredients provided in a basket — you can get everything from sardines paired with watermelon to mud pie and potato chips.
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One Democratic aide argued progressive leaders were "toxically whipping up" other progressives in the early stages of the bill to get as many of their demands as possible included, making it difficult to strike a deal sooner.
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Devin Nunes (R-CA) and Fox News, to change the subject from the multiple investigations into whether his associates or campaign coordinated with Russia by whipping up a counter-scandal where he, Donald Trump, is the victim.
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Because I love nachos — and because nachos shine best when baked in the oven à la sheet pan method — I decided to experiment with whipping up a few dinner-worthy recipes to help elevate a dull weeknight.
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After all, what ensemble could be more appropriate for whipping up a late night lasagna with your friend than a nude sports bra and pair of underwear peeking out of the top of your baggy, white sweatpants?
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I finish whipping up some Belgian waffles, stroll over to an open table in the crowded dining room, put my breakfast plate down, and head back to the drink line to pour myself a cup of coffee.
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Nina Stemme continues her triumphant run as Isolde opposite the tenor Stuart Skelton as the title characters in Mariusz Trelinski's coolly martial take on Wagner's "Tristan und Isolde," with Asher Fisch whipping up heat in the orchestra.
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The current effort to tar the country and conservatives with the charge of white supremacy should be seen in just that context of whipping up popular outrage for policies that otherwise do not appeal to most Americans.
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Even avid home bakers who think nothing of whipping up a pie crust at the first windfall of summer blueberries will generally buy puff pastry rather than attempt an exacting recipe that takes all day to make.
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The British Academy of Film and Television Arts ceremony is the most esteemed event outside the United States during the annual awards season, further whipping up the fervor for films ahead of the Oscars on Feb. 24.
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Boris Johnson's sister has launched an extraordinary attack on his "deeply reprehensible" language, which she said was whipping up far-right hatred of the kind that led to the murder of Labour MP Jo Cox in 2016.
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Even though I know that I work hard, doing it from the same place where we relax, hang out, eat, and sleep means I could, in theory, be whipping up a meal in between meeting article deadlines.
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Long known as a rugged battlefield intelligence service, the G.R.U. in recent years has been involved in more unconventional missions, from whipping up ethnic tensions in Eastern Europe to helping to seize territory in Ukraine and Syria.
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So with such a real and present danger, why would Mr. Sisi's government, aided by a team of media personalities and religious authorities, spend the past month whipping up a frenzy over another kind of "threat" altogether?
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Emin's personal story transcends borders, too: Like Donald Trump Jr., he is a real estate heir with ample money and connections — plus a flair for whipping up press — all of which helped to legitimize his creative endeavors.
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For reasons of personal vanity and political necessity, the President cannot afford the impression that his re-election bid is in trouble, since his fate in November 2020 rests on whipping up huge enthusiasm among his political base.
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But from around 2017, critics say, the Hindu nationalist leader took a harder, protectionist line on sectors such as e-commerce and technology, crafting some policies that appeared to aim at whipping up patriotic fervor ahead of elections.
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But from around 2017, critics say, the Hindu nationalist leader took a harder, protectionist line on sectors such as e-commerce and technology, crafting some policies that appeared to aim at whipping up patriotic fervour ahead of elections.
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To see how everything looks without grids and extra lines, switch between normal view and preview mode by hitting W. With all of this knowledge, you'll be whipping up projects like a pro in no time at all.
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High winds battered the entire East Coast, from North Carolina to New York, reaching 70 mph in Wallops Island, Virginia, late on Friday, whipping up the tides and causing coastal flooding, said National Weather Service meteorologist Greg Gallina.
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For years, it has fanned, stoked and exploited the worst angels among the nativists, racists, Pharisees and angry white men, concurring in anti-immigrant measures, restricting minority voting, whipping up anti-Planned Parenthood hysteria and enabling gun nuts.
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Former Chelsea boss and current United manager Jose Mourinho took exception to Conte whipping up the crowd when the London club were four goals ahead during the 4-0 Premier League win over the Manchester club in October.
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"Many groups demonized us on Facebook and WhatsApp, and they succeeded in whipping up a strong anti-Rohingya passion in the state," Mr. Salim, 29, said in a recent interview in a village near Kolkata, West Bengal's capital.
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To stay alive, I imagine a matriarch — Akan women have always been indomitable — whipping up the young to forage for edibles, which she would throw into a clay pot: snails crawling and mushrooms sprouting from the forest floor.
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The kit, which is currently on sale for $99, comes with the brewing device, as well as water and coffee filters, and coffee tamper, so that you can start whipping up cold brew straight out of the box.
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The note adds to the pile of evidence showing that Giuliani and his emissaries sought to damage the Bidens by whipping up damaging allegations about the business and political activities of Joe Biden&aposs son Hunter in Ukraine.
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Ventura was elected with just 1.3% of the vote for his party, but rights groups have voiced concerns that his populist rhetoric often broadcast from parliament is whipping up anti-foreigner and homophobic sentiments and nostalgia for Salazar.
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Land has been one of the main drivers of conflict in Kenya since independence in 1963, with politicians whipping up historic grievances over land loss to incite their supporters to move away voters opposed to them, experts say.
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Two lids, one for the larger containers and one for the small jar, are nice for preparing things ahead of time and for whipping up creations in larger batches that you can toss into the fridge for later.
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However, Gomez won't actually be whipping up a whole capsule collection, as was initially rumored; instead, she'll be designing a single piece in tandem with Coach's executive creative director, Stuart Vevers, as part of the brand's fall 2017 collection.
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While Humm can typically be found whipping up fine-dining tasting menus at his flagship restaurant, this summer, while EMP is under renovation, he moved his entire staff to a pop-up version of the eatery in the Hamptons.
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And by whipping up some local grub that — depending on individual tastes — may actually be delicious, or else might require a certain amount of bravery to even tuck into, different regions are making their mark on the cooking map.
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Russia's Channel One—its main television channel, which has been whipping up anti-American fervour and support for Russia's land-grab in Ukraine—has obtained permission to launch a cable service in China, called Katyusha, with subtitles in Chinese.
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Just type the words "DIY skin care" into Google and you'll be bombarded with over a million articles that cover everything from do-it-yourself recipes for acne, to the do's and don't of whipping up masks at home.
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From making classic Belgian and flavored waffles, to cooking up waffle-shaped savory breakfasts like potato pancakes, whipping up breakfast in your waffle maker can make a hectic morning meal a lot easier (and more delicious) to deal with.
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But Islamic State has been whipping up fear of the alternative, for months telling people in Raqqa that the YPG was coming to commit atrocities against them, said one resident, speaking via the internet from the predominantly Arab city.
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In this scenario, while Trump was figuring out new phrases to insult his opponents with and whipping up the frenetic crowds at his rallies, many of the people around him were working with highly questionable figures in Putin's orbit.
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Mixtape opener "Feed the Streets," a trap banger you think is about whipping up a batch of work until you realize what's being cooked is Helper, was written and produced by Minnesota indie rap upstarts Bobby Raps and Tiiiiiiiiiip.
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"When I saw this happening to Ambassador Yovanovitch, I was furious, because this is, again, just this whipping up of what is frankly an anti-Semitic conspiracy theory about George Soros to basically target nonpartisan career officials," Hill said.
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You should expect May to be laser focused on whipping up votes for her deal until she is able to bring it forward for a vote in Parliament, including when you see her at the G20 later this month.
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In the lead up to the election, serious concerns were raised over how WhatsApp and other platforms could be used to potentially affect the results, either by spreading disinformation about candidates or whipping up angry mobs around polling days.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India said Facebook-owned WhatsApp had pledged on Tuesday to develop tools that would combat fake messages, to help the country crack down on people whipping up public anger through mass message forwards on social media.
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Corridor Café is whipping up a coffee drink that will bring you back to the days of Barney & Friends, Barbies, Power Rangers, and more with just one sip — and it's all thanks to one of our fave childhood cereals.
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In 2002, when Mr. Leon and Ms. Lim opened their doors on Howard Street, Ms. Leon could often be found tucked into a corner of the store whipping up batches of the company's hand-knit sweaters and signature hoodies.
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The processor comes with a slicing disc, shredding disc, and chopping blade, which can be used for a variety of functions, including mincing and slicing fruits and veggies, grating cheese, whipping up sauces and purees, and making pie crust.
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Trump has zigzagged across the country in recent weeks, whipping up crowds by calling immigration a "crisis" (it's not) and claiming a caravan of asylum seekers thousands of miles from the border are planning an impending "invasion" (they're not).
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My short-term goals with the America's Test Kitchen book were to find similar success making chicken stock, cooking a pot roast at warp speed, whipping up risotto for lunch, and understanding how to quick-cook dried chickpeas, beans, and lentils.
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The jarring drop in the ISM manufacturing index followed ugly industrial data in China, whipping up recession predictions and spurring a near buying panic in Treasurys, as the 10-year yield sank below 2.6 percent and the yield curve flattened hard.
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On Sunday, Mindy Kaling, who has previously shared her recipes for chocolate chip cookies and DIY baby food, gave fans an inside look at her weekly meal prep for her 7-month-old daughter Katherine while whipping up a sweet treat.
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After flying home from London, the Dawson's Creek alum got to work in the kitchen on Sunday, whipping up what he calls his "famous pancake recipe" on his Instagram story — and even got a little help from his adorable kids.
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On a recent cold-ish weekend, I spent an hour whipping up batches of warm sipping drinks, all of which can be made with and without alcohol, by the way, for those of you who've decided to extend your Dry January.
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"It's tiny, compact, so it has everything you need in an arm's length away… Most of the stuff I'm doing here is quick," he says of whipping up eggs or avocado toast before he leaves for the restaurant in the morning.
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Whether she's surprising Jeffrey with yet another home-cooked meal, calling up her friends for an impromptu dinner party, or just whipping up cookies with countless celebrity guests, Ina always makes us feel like we're right there with her. 1.
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We also learned that North Dakotans mean serious business when it comes to their Super Bowl food—they were searching for pizza sauce, which we can only assume means they will be whipping up some homemade pies (Um, can we join?).
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None of our political parties seems to have a sensible stance on immigration as an economic phenomenon, as it stands, though there are several who are more than happy to make populist capital out of whipping up anti-immigrant fervour.
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But before Melissa McCarthy confirmed that she would return for the dramedy series earlier this year, fans wondered in worry if the Dragonfly Inn co-owner would be back in the kitchen whipping up her one-of-a-kind specialties.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine's state security service said it raided the residence of a senior Russian-backed Orthodox priest on Friday, who heads one of the country's holiest sites, citing a clause in the criminal code relating to whipping up religious hatred.
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Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan blamed India's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for "whipping up war hysteria" over claims that India shot down a Pakistani F-16 during a standoff in February, saying the truth is always the best policy.
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Russia has denied any involvement and has accused Britain of whipping up Russophobia London police said specialist counter-terrorism officers continued to lead the investigation into Glushkov's death as a precaution due to the associations he was believed to have had.
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Imagine the uproar talk-radio show hosts Laura Ingraham, Alex Jones and Rush Limbaugh would be whipping up now, if Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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"It looks as if the FBI, instead of carrying out their responsibility of fighting crime, is implementing a political put-up job set to it by forces that are whipping up anti-Russia hysteria in the US," a second tweet read.
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I used them sparingly at first, but when six out of every seven nights was a date night—replete with one or two morning rounds followed by me whipping up a pancake breakfast—I began to rely on the pills. Hard.
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Undeterred, he contributed an article on J. D. Salinger to the magazine's first issue and, after whipping up press attention for an article on the killing of three civil rights workers in Mississippi in June 19943, was named executive editor.
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Only buy whole foods, but don't stress about specific recipesAccording to Calabrese, the concept of meal prep intimidates people because they think it has to be a huge production where they spend hours in the kitchen whipping up multiple meals.
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Apparently there has been a lot of pent-up, uh, demand for the Darker trailer, because it broke The Force Awakens' worldwide record for the largest trailer debut ever, whipping up 114 million views in its first 24 hours of release.
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A right-wing Hindu nationalist group called the Hindu Unity Council, which has links to Modi's BJP, has seized on the issue, whipping up long held communal grievances, and insisting the police investigators are prejudiced, owing to their Muslim faith.
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"It looks as if the FBI, instead of carrying out their responsibility of fighting crime, is implementing a political put-up job set to it by forces that are whipping up anti-Russia hysteria in the US," a second tweet read.
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His approach to songwriting now isn't quite as unorthodox as it was in the beginning, when he was idly whipping up joke songs to appease his fellow music nerds (and to mess with trolls) on online cesspool 4Chan's music board.
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The figure leaked last year, whipping up a frenzy over how Uber could soon become the biggest American company to list on an American stock exchange — larger even than Facebook, which went public in 2012 at a whopping $104 billion valuation.
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I would like to tell you why I voted for the American Health Care Act (AHCA) and set the record straight about the bill without the emotional delirium the left is whipping up to muddy the waters of the policy debate.
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Where skeptics watch a president who appears more interested in whipping up a culture war over the national anthem than what's happening on the ground in Puerto Rico, Republican senators see a president with a firm command of the unfolding crisis.
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Whipping up racial divisions is a typical Democrat tactic and one we&aposve already seen deployed by, for instance Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, the new bright light of the Democrat Party, Corey Booker, Kamala Harris, Maxine Waters the list goes on and on.
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I don't have much of either, so while I don't feel like whipping up my own sugar-honey paste every time I see a flake, I also don't want to shell out $30 for a fancy little glass pot of basic ingredients.
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WATCH THIS: How to Make a Brownie Bits Milkshake While the produce, meat, dairy and bread deals are ideal for whipping up the perfect money-saving lunch, visiting the hot bar and salad bar on a lazy day is even more cost-effective.
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The two women also insisted they got caught in a storm that was whipping up 30-foot waves and near hurricane-force winds on the night they set sail, despite records that show no severe weather in the area at the time.
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And while her Food Network show depicts a version of their relationship like feels quite traditional—he's out working the land while she's in the kitchen, whipping up pies and casseroles—there's more to their dynamic than what we see on television.
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Just because you have all the fancy kitchen gadgets that literally everyone is dying to get their hands on doesn't mean you couldn't stand to use a little assistance when it comes to whipping up a special recipe for a night in.
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But if you're ready to get a head start, here's a happy compromise: Get a little bit drunk and eat a little bit of candy by whipping up The Secret Garden, an ingenious cocktail creation from Mission Chinese Food beverage director Sam Anderson.
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Instant Pot Cosori Air Fryer 1-qt for $88 ($32 off): They may not stack up to the best, greasiest treats you make in a traditional deep fryer, but the convenience of whipping up comfort foods on demand makes them tough to resist.
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Kerr once told Vogue that she usually likes to make her own healthier version of chocolate made with raw cacao, coconut oil, almond butter, honey and himalayan sea salt—so really her whipping up beverages in her hotel room wasn't really abnormal.
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You've just ridden home from a long day of work in your self-driving, fully electric car, and your smart stove is whipping up a meal for you in the kitchen while your smart home audio system reads you the latest news updates.
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Although Mao Zedong's regime worked to normalize China's relationship with postwar Japan, including discreetly fixing the blame for World War II on a small clique of militarists, today's Chinese leadership has had little difficulty in whipping up a broader popular rage against Japan.
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MOSCOW, Nov 21 (Reuters) - The head of Ukraine's pro-Russian rebel Luhansk region said on Tuesday people close to the fired regional police chief were whipping up tension and had brought a large number of people in military uniform into the streets.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (Reuters) - The howling west flank of Hurricane Dorian soaked the Carolinas on Thursday, flooding coastal towns, whipping up tornadoes and cutting power to hundreds of thousands of people a couple of days after it reduced parts of the Bahamas to rubble.
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His videos are pegged to trending topics — whipping up nefarious plots around fidget spinners and Avril Lavigne — but they also plug into old-fashioned lines of conspiratorial thinking: the Illuminati rules humanity, the Earth is flat and the Apollo 11 mission was faked.
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The bartenders are knowledgeable, and agile, too; when a menu item was unavailable, the bartender asked a few questions about my spirit and flavor profile preferences, whipping up a nicely balanced, mezcal-based version of a classic Penicillin, typically made with Scotch.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australians firms doled out a record amount in salaries last quarter as hiring picked up in a welcome lift for a struggling consumer sector, but steep losses in the once red-hot housing market are whipping up headwinds for the economy.
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Worse still, vulnerable groups remain at the mercy of online hate speech which platforms not only can't (or won't) weed out, but whose algorithms often seem to deliberately choose to amplify — the technology itself being complicit in whipping up violence against minorities.
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From the front of a group of Iowa State College Democrats, Mr. Sanders, widely assumed to be preparing another presidential candidacy, inspired cheers and chants, his mere presence whipping up the kind of political excitement this early-voting state knows so well.
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While he enjoyed spending time with his family in Lake Forest, California, for winter break, whipping up gourmet meals for his parents and taking part in frequent rounds of Balderdash on the family's many game nights, "he couldn't wait to get back," she says.
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In the last year, in the face of Europe's ongoing refugee crisis and around 90,000 people applying for asylum in Austria, the Freedom Party has seized on the issue of immigration, campaigning for Austria to shut its borders and whipping up anti-immigrant sentiment.
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The world was introduced to Patti LaBelle's skills in the kitchen after the success of her Walmart sweet potato pies in 2015, but the legendary singer has been whipping up her comfort food favorites for family and friends—very famous friends, no less—for years.
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For someone who usually relies on the boxed variety for her comfort food fix, whipping up these two recipes in succession on a weeknight was uncharted territory; however, it turns out that homemaking mac and cheese is easier than I'd ever imagined it to be.
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In between shots of her running around backstage of the carnival, whipping up her team of seamstresses or corralling local kids into a makeshift choir, she dictates an important message to the audience behind the camera: "We've got to teach the little ones our culture."
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There are plenty of options in the baby food market for parents to choose from, but Sutherland, a new mom herself, wanted a healthier option for her little one without the hassle and clean up that comes with whipping up something in the food processor.
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Her family's favorite place to congregate is the sprawling kitchen, which features antique cabinets, a massive island and an impressive Viking range where Hostin is often whipping up dishes with fresh eggs from the flock of six chickens that live in her backyard coop.
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Although Oz likes a little sampling of Drake, Kendrick Lamar, Fleetwood Mac and the Rolling Stones while she's whipping up dishes in the kitchen, she prefers a more "upbeat but mellow," combination of Hot Chip, Chet Faker and Bob Marley for the party itself.
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Aside from reuniting with her fellow castmates for the movie's 10th anniversary (we know, we know — we had the same Holy mother, we're old AF reaction), Sharpay — otherwise known as Ashley Tisdale — has been busy whipping up some exciting projects on the beauty front.
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But she has a lovely touch at the stove, too, whipping up an airy omelet before you notice her back is turned, or skimming swatches of yuba from hot soy milk to serve as a warm bed for a tongue or two of sea urchin.
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Cole is unmistakably a hip-hop head: While he's whipping up ice cream, he listens to Biggie, Capone-N-Noreaga, Styles P, and Jadakiss, the type of hip-hop brothers who go to sleep with a rosary and a durag on their dressers listen to.
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With its handy multicooker and easy-to-use small kitchen appliances, whipping up gourmet meals became accessible to those of us who feared complicated recipes and massive clean-ups (like me and every other scatterbrained millennial dipping our toes in the tides of adulting).
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KARACHI, Pakistan/MUMBAI (Reuters) - Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan blamed India's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for "whipping up war hysteria" over claims that India shot down a Pakistani F-16 during a standoff in February, saying the truth is always the best policy.
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The moon in Gemini encourages you to face your fears, and wow, it's the perfect day to do so as Jupiter squares off with Neptune, whipping up all sorts of paranoia and confusion in your love life, creative endeavors, and your heart in general.
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Amid all this, our current prime minister, Scott Morrison, is gearing up for a federal election, likely in May, by focusing on keeping electricity prices low, whipping up fear about transgender kids and safeguarding religious freedom when no one seriously thought it was at risk.
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"This whipping up of emotions regarding 'Russian hackers' is used in the U.S. election campaign, and the current U.S. administration, taking part in this fight, is not averse to using dirty tricks," Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said on Saturday in comments on the ministry's website.
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On her Food Network series Barefoot Contessa, Ina Garten appears to have a picture-perfect marriage with her husband, Jeffrey: She's often in the kitchen whipping up one of her famous roast chickens, and he comes home with a bottle of wine, an appetite and a smile.
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Still, one professional Trump hater over at fake news CNN, Jim Acosta, is positively feigning outrage shock that Trump supporters didn&apost give him a warm welcome at yesterday&aposs rally in Florida and Acosta is worried that Trump is whipping up hostility against the press.
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Here's what we're currently eyeing: Porcelain Enamel Nonstick Square Grill Pan Available in three different colors, this pan will not only serve as a great tool for whipping up grilled cheese sandwiches, it will also give meat those beautiful grill marks without you having to go outside.
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" Mr. Cruz and Mr. Trump had offended New Yorkers in different ways, Mr. de Blasio said: Mr. Trump by "whipping up nationalistic fervor" with heavy racial overtones, and Mr. Cruz with his own hawkish rhetoric about immigration, and attacks on what he has called "New York values.
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Because we have in power a figure who got there in part by whipping up hatred at the press, coupled with massive mistrust of the media and of institutions and leaders generally, and an organized movement to discredit mainstream journalism, which is part of the Trump coalition.
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"You can use anything in your spice cabinet for fragrance," said Ms. Bosworth, whose fee ($218 per student) included hands-on soap-making from scratch, in this instance whipping up two batches of shea-butter soaps scented with essential oil blends: one with lavender, the other lemongrass.
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Lorenz Gösta Beutin, a lawmaker for the left-wing Die Linke party, said the far-right AfD party, which has been blamed for whipping up xenophobia in Germany in recent years, had been waging a sustained campaign against hookah bars in Rathjen's state in recent months.
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Ms. Sedaris's character Amy on "At Home" is defined by her determination to brazen her way through awkward situations and disasters, be it mourning a beloved pet or whipping up a budget dinner to impress a rich uncle (Chris Elliott, in a top hat and two monocles).
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Many scenes revolve around Pippa in the kitchen, whipping up something ostentatiously multicultural: a lamb tagine with saffron, carrots and fennel for a sick neighbor; a salad of pork and ginger during a Thai phase; local prawns for her literary agent served with lemon juice, brown bread and butter.
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While foam can also be made from carefully shaken egg whites, we're going to guess that you don't have access to those ingredients or kitchen items 24/7 — and even if you regularly host parties at home, whipping up enough foam for everyone's drinks sounds like a pain.
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Between the grime scene firmly whipping up the youth vote in the lead-up to next month's general election—related: please register by next Monday, May 22—and literally everything Charli XCX does, we're not short on very good people doing very good things in the UK music industry.
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And yet the Democrats seem to be letting these usurpers of comity get away with it — as they did during the tumultuous 220006 election season, when they gaped at Trump's outlandish performance while the ratings-hungry media relished it, whipping up a tsunami of ballyhoo that swamped his detractors.
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Lawmakers from nine countries spent several hours taking Allan to task over Facebook's lack of accountability for problems generated by the content it distributes and amplifies, raising myriad examples of ongoing failure to tackle the democracy-denting, society-damaging disinformation — from election interference to hate speech whipping up genocide.
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HTM stands for the initials of a sort of design dream team at Nike that's been whipping up special collabs for 14 years, consisting of Hiroshi Fujiwara, founder of cult sneaker brand Fragment Design; Nike's VP of creative concepts, Tinker Hatfield; and Nike's president and CEO, Mark Parker.
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An energized Mr. Trump had planned to spend the final 10 days before the midterm elections whipping up Republican fears about a caravan of violent criminals allegedly heading toward the southern border and warning about the mob rule that will erupt if the Democrats capture the House of Representatives.
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The iced oolong is slowly cold-brewed; a bamboo whisk and ceramic chawan are kept on the dining counter for painstakingly whipping up bowls of matcha; an appliance imported from Taiwan will transform freshly steeped hojicha and ice into a tan froth, a process that takes about five minutes.
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Seclusion is about self-preservation, about keeping some part of ourselves still against the whirlwinds other people are constantly whipping up, but it also has to do with shame or embarrassment about what we do in private — the vices we keep under the mattress or in locked drawers.
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The 64-year-old media mogul opened up about several topics on Wednesday during O The Oprah Magazine's 'Ask a Staffer' Q&A on Instagram, and revealed to her fans how her partner of more than 30 years, Stedman Graham, is always game for what she's whipping up in the kitchen.
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It's hard to know for sure about the long-term, but Rebekah Mercer's [Robert's daughter] people leaked her plan to bankroll an outside independent expenditure group aimed at whipping up public support for Trump's policies, and at intimidating office-holders who buck Trump's lead in their home districts, across the country.
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Instead of spending Friday whipping up support for the compromise among wary conservatives, Republican leadership spent the day on hold, waiting to figure out if President Trump meant what he'd said Friday morning on Fox & Friends: that he "definitely wouldn't sign" the compromise bill his White House staff had helped write.
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We had Action Bronson's right-hand man Meyhem Lauren share his best turkey recipe, the gals from Ovenly showing us how to bake a ballin' pumpkin pie (pro tip: toasted marshmallow fluff), Jamie Bissonnette making sausages with Seth Rogan, and hip-hop chef E-Dubble whipping up the world's best omelette.
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Less than a decade after William Henry Fox Talbot's 1841 announcement of the calotype process, photographs of the shelled ruins of Roman villas in the aftermath of the short-lived 1849 Roman Republic were circulating among Italians, whipping up support for the nascent cause of unification and jumpstarting the Risorgimento.
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But the government stopped short on Wednesday of sending warships to the area, and there were signs of limits to how far it was prepared to go in whipping up anger against the Philippines, which won almost all the arguments in the case it brought against China in The Hague.
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But these very real political challenges seemed far beyond Trump's understanding or desire to address, so he fell back instead on his tried and trusted techniques for whipping up the fervor of his supporters, through thinly veiled racist attacks and by insulting black people who refuse to accept second-class citizenship.
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JERUSALEM — The case of the Israeli soldier who shot a Palestinian assailant in the head as he lay wounded and subdued on the ground is whipping up a public and political storm and posing a rare challenge to the military's high command, usually the most popular body in the country.
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Wakako Saito, half of the brother-and-sister team behind this boîte specializing in modestly priced organic wines, had to politely turn away a steady stream of walk-in guests, all the while delivering the dishes that her brother, Teruhiko, and another cook were whipping up in the open kitchenette.
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" While whipping up a simple vinaigrette of olive oil and lemon, Puglisi stated that he agrees with Claus Meyer—who is often credited as the founder of New Nordic Cuisine philosophy—that the restrictive Protestant culture of the Scandinavian countries "sort of did not allow you to take joy in food.
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But the way queerness works its way into Blond(e) is different to anything we've seen from Ocean, or any other popular male artist, before – whether it's Bowie toying with androgyny, Prince whipping up male and female energies into an erotic frenzy, or Perfume Genius blowing smoke directly in the face of homophobia.
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Sadie is still "on the younger side" so she isn't exactly whipping up meals from scratch yet, but she's "very interested" in seeing how dishes come together as the mother-daughter duo try the different tofu-based recipes in the book — recipes Rauch says make it easy to "hide" tofu in other foods.
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While we haven't spotted a stateside version of the beverage just yet, start by check out Brit & Co's step by step guide to whipping up your own at home for sipping — or venture out in search of a coffee shop that is bringing them to the U.S. We might just see you there.
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While he was no more loud, brash or unhealthily hyper-masculine than any other wrestler, much of his shtick involved whipping up a roaring inferno of American jingoism which, in the context of the blatant racism that runs through the modern history of professional wrestling, can hardly be classed as good, clean fun.
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Inside, the place is heaving: A drag queen dressed as Amy Winehouse is losing her shit on the stage ahead of me; there's a bagel buffet in the downstairs dance area; and a klezmer band playing traditional Jewish folk music is whipping up the crowd, many of whom are wearing Star of David necklaces.
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But though I have tried using both an app and an accountability partner (whose concept of a "short practice" is 20 minutes, which is the Zen equivalent of asking someone who never cooks to try whipping up a "basic" apple pie) my current fidget-filled practice suggests that I have a long journey ahead.
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Chinese influence also became a focal point of the recent race for an open seat in Parliament from a heavily Chinese area of Sydney, with the Liberal candidate, John Alexander, a former professional tennis player, surviving accusations that the government was whipping up anti-China sentiment to win the seat, preserving Prime Minister Turnbull's majority.
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The men burning alive inside their armor, the columns of ash that were once soldiers crumbling in the wind, the thick choke of dark gray smoke whipping up from the flames, horses getting their (ugh) legs chopped off—all of it was far more vivid than the Lannister/Euron Greyjoy wins of previous weeks.
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Not while its platform continues to offer essentially infinite ad-targeting possibilities — via the use of proxies and/or custom lookalike audiences — which the company makes available to almost anyone with a few dollars to put towards whipping up hate and social division, around their neo-fascist cause of choice, making Facebook's business richer in the process.
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Since the beloved Dragonfly Inn chef, who was known for whipping up a variety of tasty recipes and concoctions in her kitchen, left her post at the Stars Hollow hotel to work at Blue Hill farm with Dan Barber, Lorelai (Lauren Graham) became "just a little chipped" when she had to learn how to run things without her BFF.
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Trump had spent months whipping up his supporters, focusing on other so-called minority groups whom he labeled rapists and terrorists, and now he was telling the nearly all-white crowd that if they voted for him, he'd use his power to help black residents in the inner cities by bringing jobs back and improving their wages.
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If they can purge their own party's offenders and drive women to the polls by whipping up outrage over the absurdity of the nation's avatar of aspirations and values being immune from the penalties facing other gropers, then they could take back the House and maybe even the Senate and hold hearings on the Harasser in Chief.
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Unfortunately for the United States and the future happiness of the South Vietnamese people, the Communists were more successful: By whipping up anti-foreign nationalist sentiment against the "American imperialists" and promising to reform the corrupt socio-economic system that kept most of the country's citizens trapped in perpetual poverty, they persuaded millions to fight and die for them.
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Though she's always whipping up something new for Jeffrey or for her show (Garten says lunch is her favorite meal of the day "because we eat whatever we test that day—sometimes it's Israeli vegetable salad, and sometimes it's a summer fruit tart"), her go-to dinner and "most requested" recipe is her Perfect Roast Chicken (get the recipe here).
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With that in mind, and following failure in an election in the big state of Bihar last November, he and his advisers may calculate that whipping up a chorus of angry Indian nationalism serves them better than talking about touchy issues such as caste—and better than promoting narrow "Hindu" causes such as protecting cows from beef-eating Muslims and Christians.
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Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE, famous for touting healthy eating, admits that she's not the one typically whipping up nutritious meals at the White House.
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Sure, when it comes to specialty items there will always be my product favorites (I'm looking at you frozen churros), not to mention certain deals (the quinoa at Trader Joe's always seems to be way cheaper than that of its competitors), but if I'm just whipping up a simple one-off dinner, I've decided I don't need to stress about it as much.
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But let's let Honig tell the remarkable story... The "caravan" may just be a minivan All week the President bounced around the country trying to fend off a "blue wave," and whipping up fears over the dwindling group of migrants from Central America, most of them children, who are in southern Mexico and walking this way—an "invasion," Trump said.
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As I read the lines quoted above citing "Thieland, a micronation established by legendary ArtsTech guru Peter Thiel," I suddenly recalled watching Donald Trump on television last March, whipping up his followers with his cock-of-the-walk strut and Mussolini chin-thrusts, sucking up their vitriol and spewing it back at them like some kind of fire-breathing ogre.
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With the K15, whipping up a piping hot beverage is fast and easy: After filling up its single-use reservoir with fresh water, you simply need to pop in your favorite K-Cup pod or a compatible reusable coffee filter, take your pick from three different size settings — six, eight, and 10 ounces — and follow the machine's indicator lights to initiate the brewing process.
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Here's what we have in mind From Blac Chyna: While we can totally see Chyna whipping up something delicious and nutritious for her fiancé and soon-to-be dad – it's a regular act the model documents on Snapchat – we're kind of hoping the ChyMoji founder creates a new set of Rob-inspired emojis as an ode to her beau as well as boxers to complement his overflowing collection of socks.
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Tyler Cowen takes a crack at it on his blog: Even if internet or Facebook outages do have a predictive effect on attacks in some manner, it likely shows that Facebook is a communications medium used to organize gatherings and attacks (as the telephone once might have been), not, as the authors repeatedly suggest, that Facebook is somehow generating and whipping up and controlling racist sentiment over time.
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The foreign ministry previously claimed the woman's arrest was a "political put-up job set to it by forces that are whipping up anti-Russia hysteria in the US." The Department of Justice alleges that Butina moved to establish relationships with conservative politicians and groups like the National Rifle Association from 2015 to 2017, with the goal of creating "back channel" lines of communication between Russian and U.S. officials.
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None of the relevant departments and agencies — State, Homeland Security, Defense, Immigration and Customs Enforcement — were asked to weigh in on creation of the Muslim ban, which was written largely by Stephen Bannon, late of Breitbart News, and Stephen Miller, a former aide to Senator Jeff Sessions, Mr. Trump's nominee for attorney general, whose role during the campaign was whipping up the xenophobia at rallies before Mr. Trump took the stage.
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With state support, rhetoric similar to that used by the former leader of the United Kingdom Independence Party, Nigel Farage, to scare voters about mass migration during the Brexit referendum has been deployed across Hungary, seemingly with the sole aim of whipping up racial tension and hostility to migrants -- and to demonize George Soros, a tactic laced with anti-Semitism, now being used by the alt-right globally.
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Read More: Gamers, white-wine calorie counts, and 'The Bachelorette': MillerCoors CMO reveals how the company is trying to win over drinkers as millennials and Gen Z ditch beerThe ads insert Coors Light in millennial-focused scenes, including a woman skillfully removing her bra from underneath her shirt and drinking a beer as she gets home from work, and two roommates whipping up breakfast and opening cans of beer on a Saturday.
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"And so I tried to speak in a way that would create the same sort of reaction -- even from people who were incredibly upset about what happened ... and I did want to give the President-elect all the opportunity in the world to transition from being a partisan and whipping up the feelings, the anger, the resentment, the fears of the people who supported him, to being a President for all the people," Clinton said.
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Fox News will begin selling subscriptions on October 28th, and it will air a special preview for the platform that same night at 8PM ET. Fox noted in September that it plans to launch the platform prior to the midterm elections — it does seem designed for the exact purpose of whipping up the Republican Party's base — but that doesn't appear to have worked out, although it will certainly be up and running for the upcoming 2020 presidential election.
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"I am mad today that the conservative — if there is such a thing — leadership of the Republican Party wants us all to believe that they have just noticed that Donald Trump is a problem, and that they didn't start all the racism and anger and hatred that are inherent in the crowds Trump is whipping up," says The Times's editorial page editor, Andrew Rosenthal, in this short podcast on the news: the good, the bad and the most maddening.
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According to a statement on the website of the US Justice Department, she is charged with conspiracy to act as an agent of Russia without prior notification #Zakharova: It looks as if the FBI, instead of carrying out their responsibility of fighting crime, is implementing a political put-up job set to it by forces that are whipping up anti-Russia hysteria in the US Butina, 29, was arrested Monday and charged with conspiring to work for the Russian government by infiltrating politically influential organizations, without registering as a foreign agent.
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