"Drenched" is a Netflix dance, and for it, Mr. Fishel unearths audio-and-visual fodder in all the usual places: "The Graduate," "Dirty Dancing" and, of course, the dreaded "Love Story," with its famously cloying line: "Love means never having to say you're sorry".
R. Br.] (2n = 2 × = 14) is the sixth most important global cereal crop (after rice, wheat, maize, barley and sorghum) grown as a rainfed grain and fodder crop in the hottest, driest regions of sub-Saharan Africa and the Indian subcontinent.
Baringo County has both private and public sectors working alongside non-governmental organizations and fodder producers in the promotion of fodder and grass seed production.
Salsola foetida Del .ex Spreng, a naturally occurring perennial shrub, is traditionally used as a medicinal plant and a promising camel fodder in the hypersaline, semiarid, and arid areas across the globe.
As the Huffington Post's Elise Foley noted, ham and cheese do appear to be a frequent lunch – and frequent social media fodder – in the Wisconsin state capitol building.
Mr. Straus's well-tended Holsteins and Jerseys graze on native grasses, rye and clover in the summer, eat organic fodder in the winter and breathe salty coastal air all year long.
Friday night's mackerel was one of those classic unknowns who get a big win or two in the early rounds and suddenly find themselves fodder in the USTA's "Tonight Show," hosted by Roger.
She and her family are already fodder in the fight for immigration reform on the Senate floor.
Skeptics of American foreign policy, both from the left and the right, will find ample fodder in "The Twilight War".
Westerling autopsied six of the twelve reindeer yearlings that died with diarrhoea, and reported accumulation of coarse undigested fodder in the digestive tract [ 2].
