Employees submit a CV describing their experience, pastimes and aspirations.
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Light strife is one of Ben and JoJo's favorite pastimes.
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But there are still a few pastimes we can enjoy.
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"You just named two of my favorite pastimes," he said.
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The families enjoyed one of their favorite pastimes, a country shoot.
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Book window shopping is actually one of my favorite lunch pastimes.
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The Bachelorette combines two of America's favorite pastimes: Romance and sports.
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It's the perfect time for many exciting and nostalgia-driven pastimes.
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But experts caution parents against pushing their pastimes onto their children.
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This is our industries, our businesses, our national pastimes. Right. Right.
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We found that … playing chess and cards were very valuable pastimes.
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The differences between the two pastimes must have seemed blurrier then.
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Decades ago, the culture of "highlights" was already transforming America's pastimes.
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Kim Kardashian West is carrying on one of her dad's favorite pastimes.
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Zwift is swiftly addressing two different shortcomings of two common home pastimes.
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Living or dead, the gag implies, our pastimes are meaningless either way.
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Watching dogs play in the snow is one of our favorite pastimes.
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Television, one of the most established of cultural pastimes, was forever queered.
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Such pastimes tie into humanity's longtime interest into turning inebriation into a contest.
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We also know that one of our best loved national pastimes is football.
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One of the favorite pastimes of dog people is guessing a mutt's ancestry.
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And it just happens to be one of President Donald Trump's favorite pastimes.
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The app also permits popular millennial pastimes like searching for GIFs and emojis.
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All the while, the never-married Allen pursued myriad personal projects and pastimes.
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One of the oldest Wall Street pastimes is the Hamptons summer share house.
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The two leaders have also indulged in one of Putin's favorite pastimes: sport.
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Some pastimes just fade away, to resurface only with the smirk of irony.
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That's a lot of hours for one of his favorite pastimes — watching television.
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Thankfully, I had another of Her Majesty's pastimes to occupy myself with: a crossword.
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" Asked about his favorite pastimes, he said: "Study Spanish and hit the golf ball.
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THE land of a thousand lakes plays host to all manner of quirky pastimes.
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Honesty hour: One of my favorite downtime pastimes is looking through Beyoncé's Instagram comments.
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Finding celebrities that look like other celebrities is one of the internet's favorite pastimes.
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Horse racing is among the most popular pastimes of both urban and rural Mongolians.
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Visit Vacation Island and experience RECREATION, optimal RELAXATION, and classic human pastimes like SUNBURN.
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But some folks still have reservations about the commodification of these formerly counterculture pastimes.
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Of course, other pastimes included perks that come with rolling with a rock star.
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One of my favorite internet pastimes is watching hours of absurd mosh pit videos.
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Those Crystal Light mixes allowed me to enjoy the most traditional of college pastimes.
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They're hosting tours and classes for urbanites who view their professions as picturesque pastimes.
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Despite his onscreen bravado, he is attracted to quieter pastimes like chess or golf.
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Skiing, snow tubing, and ice-skating are classic Midwestern pastimes during the winter months.
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These can include volunteering, part-time work, philanthropic efforts, entrepreneurial quests and artistic pastimes.
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In some of her entries in the Fleetwing's logbook, Adaline writes of everyday pastimes.
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It expanded over time to cater to Pickens' two favorite pastimes: hunting and golf.
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In the past, we flagged one of Rihanna's favorite pastimes: stealing wine glasses from restaurants.
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If millennials want to experience some of America's favorite pastimes, it comes at a cost.
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One of her favorite pastimes, she says, is feeding nuts to the squirrels and birds.
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It's a far cry from the kind of pastimes she used to be known for.
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Grade: C- Facebook Also: one of my favorite pastimes appears to be complaining about Facebook.
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Her frequent outdoor pastimes during the summer months exposed her to the infection, they added.
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The dog's favorite pastimes are wrestling hard, running fast and romping in those California waves.
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When will teens go back to wholesome pastimes like dry humping and the choking game?
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They "will tailor the car even further to customers' needs, sports or pastimes," Aston said.
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With no new episodes to entertain them, fans returned to their favorite off-season pastimes.
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One of her favorite pastimes was beagling, a sport that requires chasing hares on foot.
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One of the nation's favorite pastimes — football — has boiled up into a toxic political stew.
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In 1801, British writer and engraver Joseph Strutt published a compendium of bizarre medieval pastimes.
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And he participates in perhaps one of the most macho of pastimes: hand-to-hand combat.
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Now, one of their favorite pastimes is tuning in whenever Ocasio-Cortez is live on Instagram.
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Like all my favorite pastimes, it's on YouTube and you can do it in your pants.
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But much like other great British pastimes, like chasing cheese wheels down hills, mob football died.
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What have complex algorithms got to do with one of the oldest pastimes in the world?
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Obama's new life also gives him plenty of time for one of his favorite pastimes: golf.
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And they're also just as likely to enjoy the same hobbies and pastimes as other Americans.
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Dad is serious about his pastimes, but some of his equipment is a little past-due.
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She browses Tumblr, hangs out with her girlfriends, and engages in the other typical teenage pastimes.
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One of his favorite pastimes was to read aloud "Of Mice and Men" with a classmate.
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One of our city's most enduring warm-weather pastimes, handball, is also one of the simplest.
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Their pastimes include vicious sexual gossip, indoor duck racing and throwing rotten fruit at naked people.
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All settled in for a night of one of my favorite winter pastimes: drunk bathtub Tindering.
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Let me be clear: Watching Ellen and Nicki Minaj interact is one of my favorite pastimes.
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Even when I am not looking for dicks, Grindr can be one of the most entertaining pastimes.
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He spoke plainly about the boredom of prison—he had few visitors and few pastimes besides writing.
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Games are often rewarding and social, and time spent gaming sometimes displaces less healthy or rewarding pastimes.
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But other pastimes include banging a pair of arm or leg bones against a rock like drumsticks.
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Would everyone start to smoke weed and ditch one of America's favored pastimes: getting loaded off booze?
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One of the favorite pastimes of market watchers is predicting the next seismic shift in investor preference.
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Photo: GettyYou can finally add "swimming pools" to your running list of seemingly mundane-but-murderous-pastimes.
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And one of the most exhausting pastimes in the world is lying with firearms in your face.
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Even mainstream country acts mention smoking marijuana now and again among the litany of acceptable American pastimes.
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Yet giving speeches and playing golf aren't the only pastimes that presidents have turned to for fitness.
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The sports-broadcasting industry may already be adapting to that, with ever-faster pastimes like Extreme Sports.
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The president, of course, still found time to indulge in one of his favorite pastimes: attacking people.
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That's because those pastimes can be customized by each individual (and commodified) with apps, workshops, and classes.
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None of these pastimes lend themselves particularly well to quiet contemplation, or to crafting long written musings.
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One of his most favorite pastimes was watching TV, which he watched with so much passion and intensity.
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Junk food and television is one of our favorite pastimes, so this is how he decides to splurge.
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As die-hard fans know, playing that tic-tac-toe board game is one of West's favorite pastimes.
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Camp also features a poker table, which happens to be one of my favorite pastimes in this game.
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Crossword solving is simply one of those pastimes that you get better at the more you do it.
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There will also be new emoji to represent pastimes and hobbies like flying kites and playing the banjo.
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One of Wall Street's favorite pastimes is trying to discern hidden meaning in language tweaks from Fed officials.
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Outside of music, do you guys have any interesting extracurricular pastimes that you'd like to share with us?
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D&D quickly became one of our favorite pastimes and nurtured our passion for storytelling and the dramatic.
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As a result, they view people who criticize offensive speech as a threat to their own favorite pastimes.
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His nephew noted that one of his favorite pastimes was looking for new additions at Christie's in London.
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Around Kiruna in northern Sweden, for example, most traditional winter pastimes have been adapted to the aurora hunt.
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But America's Dairyland is more than just cheddar—beer and football are also primary obsessions and statewide pastimes.
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Every country has its national pastimes, but the English aristocracy codified and exported theirs to Britain's colonies and allies.
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Woods had lost his luster and and millenials were seeking pastimes that were less time-intensive and more accessible.
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Sin City is losing a monopoly on one of America's vices, but gaining a share in its favourite pastimes.
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"Community's" Joel McHale plays Jack, a strapping adventurer whose magazine devoted to such pastimes is folding its print edition.
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She eventually recovered in a hospital which let her take up pastimes like embroidery and walking in the garden.
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With concerns about coronavirus have suddenly ruptured public pastimes, the question is whether that shift will be seriously hastened.
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And with the holidays rapidly approaching, she's excited for her family to partake in more of her favorite pastimes.
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But these pastimes tend to be low-stakes and aren't popular with the deep-pocketed foreign visitors Japan covets.
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He described the local pastimes as playing soccer, fighting, and drinking suwa , a kind of beer made from sorghum.
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Strutt must have been equally amused, intrigued, and perplexed by some of the bizarre pastimes he discovered and documented.
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That puts basketball within 20,000 participants of cricket and rugby union, two of Britain's traditional pastimes, and ahead of netball.
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However, one of our favorite pastimes includes hunting down the behind-the-scenes moments you don't see on the carpet.
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Talking trash to other drivers from the comfort and safety of your own vehicle is one of America's greatest pastimes.
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His book, "Things That Matter: Three Decades of Passions, Pastimes and Politics," was also a New York Times best seller.
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It all started with the purest of all American pastimes: defending the jaw-dropping talent and creative vision of Beyoncé.
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She told me worship, baptisms, and speaking in tongues were the three most common pastimes when she was a child.
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Recreation is one of several new bars around the country that pair craft cocktails and beer with retro family pastimes.
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"As I lay here hour after hour, I seem to enter into the wild pastimes of the cliff," he wrote.
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The smiling shot shows the three taking part in one of their favorite shared pastimes at the 2004 Ghurka Wellfair Challenge.
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Repurposing works by Rembrandt, Ellsworth Kelly, and William Wegman, they're adding a highbrow twist to this most populist of American pastimes.
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If you consider shopping at HomeGoods one of your favorite pastimes, you're in luck: the chain store's parent company TJX Cos.
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I'm not someone who typically has a hard time falling or staying asleep — actually, sleeping is one of my favorite pastimes.
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Going to the movies is still one of the greatest pastimes, but once in a while, it feels like a chore.
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But football's predominance over our other pastimes makes it an especially prominent staging ground for the social disputes of the day.
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And in a new interview with Teen Vogue, the outspoken sister of Jaden Smith reveals some of her more unusual pastimes.
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Scouring the internet takes hours and hours of patient perusal, yet it happens to be one of my very favorite pastimes.
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It implies that drinking rosé and routinely lying to one's sexual partners are two equal and optional pastimes out of many.
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Playing in the dirt outside was one of my favourite pastimes because I got a kick out of annoying my mother.
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In other words, "don't post stupid stuff," she said, including selfies at the beach, alcohol consumption or other non-professional pastimes.
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And don't discount kids' favorite online pastimes, such as watching video clips on YouTube or social media as potential learning opportunities.
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The Kelly green shade was inspired by Tory Burch, one of Karli's favorite designers, and also symbolizes one of Raymond's favorite pastimes.
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Which, while terrible, isn't really comparable with killing innocent civilians in Yemen, jailing human rights activists or others of MBS's alleged pastimes.
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But your device says a lot about you: Your pastimes, your taste in music, your curiosities and the things you shop for.
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And, as many people already know, combining one of the two former pastimes with the latter comes with specific pros and cons.
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These shows rail against "normal" pastimes, as well as the idea that in order to be valuable an activity must be productive.
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In an age of hyper-polarized politics, hating President Donald Trump's tweets has become one of the country's few genuinely bipartisan pastimes.
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They're guys whose creativity and social pastimes are criminalized and demonized, but they also serve as an inspiration to generations of people.
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On location, Daddy Yankee indulged one of his favorite pastimes, off-roading in the dunes and shared a sweet photo with locals kids.
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Since finishing two terms in the White House, former President Barack Obama has had time to pursue one of his favorite pastimes — reading.
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Booze & Vinyl: A Spirited Guide to Great Music and Mixed Drinks, available on Amazon, $19.80Combine two great pastimes into one with a guide
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He described the mood in town as "pleasantly apprehensive" and said he even felt the familiar pang of one of his favorite pastimes.
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A wealthy commoner, he craves acceptance by those highborn and dedicates himself to learning their refined pastimes, like fencing and dancing the minuet.
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It's one in which the land is a collective backyard, where hunting for meat and gathering berries are pastimes as well as necessities.
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In 2003, one of our favorite national pastimes involved mercilessly mocking a young boy with a dream and no talent from American Idol.
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In 1801, the British engraver and writer Joseph Strutt published a compendium to showcase some of the bizarre, bygone pastimes of his country.
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While those who'll inevitably find themselves in-office on Monday can't partake in the former two pastimes, they can fully participate in the latter.
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What have y'all been doing for the past 40 years while this was turning into one of the most popular pastimes on the planet?
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In the Season 3 trailer for Fargo, the subject of those pastimes is Ewan McGregor playing brothers with deep history and a big grudge.
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During testing, my sensitive smoke alarm never went off and the visible evidence dissipated within a few minutes of us finishing our smoky pastimes.
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Bindi Isn't Afraid of a Crocodile Feeding Bindi Irwin, 18, has been filmed several times indulging in one her father's favorite pastimes, feeding crocodiles.
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Not only does the idea that technology "hijacks" our brains smack of the same moral panics leveled at previous pastimes—Novels corrupt women's minds!
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Its self-acceptance narrative doesn't tread new territory, but instead weaves numerous beloved pastimes into a coat of many colors fit for Dolly herself.
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And city officials put a stop to one of the most popular Norwegian summer pastimes: heading out to the woods with a disposable barbecue.
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Somehow I had stripped myself of all the pastimes that brought me joy, and all that was left of me was my anxiety around food.
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From the culinary delights of battered swan to key national pastimes like British jumbo-cat jousting, the guide really hits the nail on the head.
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The industrial robot business was eventually sold off to a firm called Prab, and AMF eventually put its focus on bowling and other recreational pastimes.
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Since then, one of our favorite pastimes has become cruising over to Nordstrom and checking for deals on super-cute and newly discounted Ref pieces.
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She still has a lot of anger and pent-up emotions about the whole situation, and has been turning to childhood pastimes to distract herself.
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That's more than 3 billion times the amount of data people use chatting, watching videos and engaging in other internet pastimes over a similar period.
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One of Hodges's favorite pastimes has become visiting Brady's hospital room, where the immobilized, vegetative patient cannot react to the abuse Hodges heaps on him.
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Meanwhile, Max, a volatile mechanic whose pastimes are prizefighting and tomcatting, seduces a wealthy married woman who lives in a suite at the Carlton Hotel.
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Vice presidential speculation is one of America's favorite quadrennial pastimes, so we put together a list of the favorites to become Clinton's second-in-command.
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President Donald Trump used his first full work day in 2018 to rekindle one of his favorite political pastimes from 2017: throwing haymakers on Twitter.
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If the residents' pastimes get risky enough, that could offset the protective effect of the sprinkler system, leading to more fires than before, not fewer.
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One of the Alt-Right's pastimes is to intimidate adversaries with photoshopped pictures of concentration camps; a popular Alt-Right podcast is called "The Daily Shoah".
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BINGE viewing has become one of the world's most popular cultural pastimes; Netflix's 81m subscribers spend an estimated 10 billion hours a month watching content online.
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Each afternoon, 4,500 people gaily obeyed a pink-and-white dress code and enjoyed such classic pastimes as dancing, lazing about and flirting with police officers.
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Saltwater recreational fishing is one of America's greatest pastimes and has a national economic footprint of $70 billion per year—an economic benefit worthy of attention.
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But the book's prime appeal is that it leads you to stare and stare at the work of Jerry Pinkney — one of the great American pastimes.
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Golf is struggling to grow globally as youngsters gravitate toward other pastimes such as soccer, with sales of golf apparel and equipment tumbling for several years.
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Pastimes like running or painting qualify as "serious leisure," according to Robert Stebbins, a professor emeritus in the department of sociology at the University of Calgary.
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For all of Porto's natural and architectural beauty, fine food and wine, and pleasurable pastimes, it's surprisingly affordable — a monthly budget for a couple runs to $1,550.
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The sport is struggling to grow as youngsters gravitate toward other pastimes such as soccer, with sales of golf apparel and equipment having fallen for several years.
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As long as the most interesting virtual reality requires us to stand, twist, stoop, twirl and turn, it's doomed to stay on the fringe of favorite pastimes.
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She and her siblings Anwar and Bella Hadid are tight-knit, and she recently told Elle that cooking for her family is one of her favorite pastimes.
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Next weekend, the Queen is expected at the annual Braemar Gathering, a celebration of traditional Highland games and pastimes like Tossing the Caber and tug-of-war.
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Re-watching movies years later has surely compelled some middle-aged parents to squirm uncomfortably when introducing their kids to old pastimes that haven't necessarily aged well.
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But just as heated pools can make swimming appealing in Northeast winters, synthetic rinks can now bring the pastimes of "ice" skating and hockey to warmer areas.
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But this arrangement is now coming under pressure because some see it as a way of using poor people's tax money to pay for rich people's cultural pastimes.
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Anything that is seen as 'feminine' (pop culture, makeup, fashion) is dismissed as frivolous, while traditionally 'masculine' activities such as baseball, fishing, and golf are upheld as pastimes.
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I can see how that could be the case, and it's worth pointing out that doing the same at home is often ranked highly among men's favorite pastimes.
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In college, I discovered the particular pleasure of exercising the liquor-loosened tongue on Shakespeare's glorious language, and reciting his sonnets was one of my favorite bar pastimes.
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Now one of my favorite pastimes is to lie down on my sofa or bed with a good book and run the Pulse 2.0 for about 45 minutes.
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We're spending more time online because pastimes like socializing that used to happen offline are shifting online, and we're generally ceding more of our days to digital activities.
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While he has degrees from prestigious institutions like Stanford University and Oxford University, Hoffman also credits his favorite pastimes as a kid with helping to shape his future success.
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The change of emphasis has already started from national government over the past years, to try to dissuade visitors from the more earthy pastimes the city is famous for.
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Weediquette host Krishna Andavolu talked to us about his experience making the episode, as well as how it might have changed his relationship to one of America's favorite pastimes.
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Schumer shared a brand new photo of her now eight-week-old baby, Gene, and took the time to let fans know about some of his current favorite pastimes.
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She gave an example from the most iconic of American pastimes: [I]magine you are the general manager of the Yankees and you are rounding out your 2016 roster.
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"You can have the most advanced and efflorescent of cultures," he wrote in the introduction to his memoir, "Things That Matter: Three Decades of Passions, Pastimes and Politics" (21990).
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Studies show engaging in any sort of creative pursuit from cooking to playing guitar boosts work performance, while other research reveals that certain common pastimes actually make you smarter.
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A quick perusal of top LinkedIn "influencers" and "open networkers," for example, suggests many people actually list their passions or pastimes and not their paid jobs as their primary occupation.
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It celebrates unseemly American pastimes—genocide, violent sports, overeating—and even though it presents an annual occasion for family gatherings and once-a-year dishes, there's always potential for disaster.
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Once Kevin was able to eat food, go to school and enjoy usual childhood pastimes -- he became passionate about soccer -- he still felt the tremors of having a half-smile.
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We enjoy "diversion" in our pastimes, prefer "biodiversity" in our ecosystems and strive for "diversified" holdings in our portfolios, yet we unconsciously resist diversity in our social and professional communities.
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And whether you're a local or a tourist, pro-Diana or anti-Diana, the squabble certainly has not stopped patrons from enjoying one of Astoria's most cherished pastimes: Meat Bingo.
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When not working, they cook, bake, go running, practice yoga, shop for antique rugs and indulge in other pastimes to clear the head, fuel the soul and keep themselves healthy.
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Some of the concerns about heavy metal and Dungeons & Dragons faded as those particular pastimes started to fade in popularity to make way for other teenage preoccupations in the 90s.
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Strutt's book also invites us to think about how our ideas of and attitudes toward games have evolved, and in turn, to consider the odd pastimes of our own time.
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The marijuana aficionado may not find Augusta National, where smartphones are considered contraband, particularly laid back if he decides to indulge in one of his favorite pastimes while on the grounds.
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One of our favorite pastimes is watching Instagram videos of Oprah Winfrey entertaining her effortlessly glamorous friends over chef-prepared meals made from fresh ingredients from her oh-so-impressive garden.
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He also said that while in office, he did not take part in one of Trump's favorite pastimes — watching television so that he could later yell about it on the internet.
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Booze & Vinyl: A Spirited Guide to Great Music and Mixed Drinks, $22.50, available at AmazonCombining two great pastimes, the fun guide features 70 albums from the '50s through the '00s and
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Despite having told a radio interviewer on Wednesday that he might hold a news conference after the report's release, he purposefully avoiding one of his favorite pastimes: talking to the press.
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At 89 years old, a Holocaust survivor checked a major item off her bucket list when she performed the national anthem in front of thousands gathered at one of America's favorite pastimes.
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No celebration of our country's big, special birthday is complete without fireworks, that most American of pastimes: a loud, bright, senseless series of explosions liable to spiral into chaos at any moment.
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When Bertie reports his behavior, the HR rep tells her to take his advances as a compliment; meanwhile, that colleague is able to bond with her male boss over stereotypically male pastimes.
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"Watching" is just one other way that we engage with games all the time, and the lack of direct agency has never stopped humanity from judging the quality of our pastimes before.
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Another Super Bowl Sunday has come and gone, and once again, the game allowed America to renew its fervor for one of its favorite unofficial pastimes: yelling about the New England Patriots.
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"Ready Player One," written by Mr. Cline and Zak Penn, dives into the magma of fan zeal, male self-pity and techno-mythology in which those once-innocent pastimes are now embedded.
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In contrast to Theodore Roosevelt, whose curiosity led him to immerse himself in pastimes like studying birds and other animals, Lyndon Johnson "could never unwind," channeling his manic energy into his ambitions.
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From run-of-the-mill pastimes like cooking and reading to much more random hobbies like ping pong and collecting typewriters, celebrities know how to take full advantage of their free time.
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These folks make a huge contribution to the U.S. economy, with direct spending of $28500 billion on new boats and marine products and by simply participating in one of America's favorite pastimes.
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The Major League Baseball season is almost upon us, and with it comes one of the nerdiest of American pastimes: predicting the statistical performances of the league's 30 teams and 750 players.
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As the final season of the HBO drama approaches, Turner, 22, is reflecting on her time on the series — and some of her fondest post-filming pastimes with best friend and costar Williams.
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I have an aversion to karaoke after the band I used to play in was entirely upstaged at a gig by a karaoke machine, but, as pastimes go, it remains a huge market.
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In particular, the Sensible World of Soccer series of games were so good that they became a pop-culture staple and took their rightful place alongside other beloved (digital and otherwise) sporting pastimes.
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Royals was born seven years ago, when Hawkins, an Alabama-based author of young adult and middle grade fiction, was indulging in one of her favorite pastimes: Voyeuristically ogling the British royal family.
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As an undersized 21-year-old living in Brooklyn before it was cool, his two favorite pastimes were getting his own ass kicked and slurpin' down ice cold glasses of respect women juice.
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ONE OF THE more tedious pastimes in Turkish politics is debating whether murmurs of discontent in the ruling Justice and Development (AK) party will transform into open rebellion against President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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And like most of the TV shows that even satirically seek to pull back the curtain on one of America's favorite pastimes, that's about as much good news as "Great News" can muster.
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Firmly lodged in the second group, Jonny (Finn Wittrock) currently has two pastimes: thieving from anyone in a higher income bracket and stalking his onetime teenage love, Ruth (a regrettably bland Rachel Keller).
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Show passion for your work and your personal life We also place a lot of emphasis on what a candidate does outside of work, what their hobbies and pastimes are, and their volunteer activities.
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"Like horse-racing, Hillary-hating has become one of those national pastimes which unite the elite and lumpen," read a profile of the by-then beleaguered First Lady in the New Yorker in 1996.
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Bush has been a big fan of the Apple Watch, valuing it above such great American pastimes as apple pie, yet it doesn't seem he has a full handle on the device's feature set.
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Rather, it's the sheer scale of society's reaction to his investigation that has turned him into an icon — or a pariah, depending on one's point of view — on par with its most popular pastimes.
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More than 5,000 of them gathered at the White House to celebrate the first World Series championship in the nation's capital in 95 years, a marriage of Washington's two favorite pastimes, politics and baseball.
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But don't go too far As much as self-isolation can be conducive to honing your internal monologue and pastimes, introverts also need to figure out how to maintain relationships and connections, Vayas said.
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But no one seems to be talking about whether Wall Street banks will again be able to engage in what has historically been one of their favorite pastimes: Getting bigger through mergers and acquisitions.
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I don't think you can get in trouble for one of my favorite pastimes, which is lightly tricking my Tinder location to figure out which boys from my high school would date me now.
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Although the community is known for Pusher Street, a road where dealers pedal marijuana, harder drugs are looked down upon, and Christiania's typically progressive residents are proponents of pastimes such as yoga and the arts.
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If gardening is one of your dad's favorite pastimes, consider this portable seat and tool holder to help keep him comfortable and organized while he's putting in the work to grow all that fresh produce.
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A free society means being free of those who rule over you — to do the things you care about, your passions, your pastimes, your loves — to exult in that blessed space where politics doesn't intervene.
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As the virus marched into every state, cities and towns across the country shelved crowd-drawing pastimes to enforce social distancing, the single best way to break the chain of transmission, according to health experts.
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Van Daal counts "singing my heart out with a spatula in my hands" among her preferred pastimes and had otherwise hoped to take a gap year to do some volunteer work in a developing country.
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While pretend shopping is one of my favorite pastimes (I have more abandoned shopping carts than the average Walmart parking lot), this time I purchase two items before I can talk myself out of it.
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After I gave up work, I had all of these things I liked to do, like going to the cricket, reading, writing—so I did all of them, but they were all quite solitary pastimes.
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But while Davis had found in Gamergate evidence of a massive conspiracy against American children, Ted thought well-intentioned liberals demanding more inclusion in games signaled bad things for one of his favorite internet pastimes: trolling.
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"This patient's outdoor pastimes of riding horses and fishing during the summer months likely allowed exposure to vector face flies, and she may have delayed brushing away of these flies from her face," the authors wrote.
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Wait no, actually, you should've skipped college altogether and invented an app that a big tech company could buy and shut down, leaving you with millions of dollars and endless free time for trendy new pastimes.
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If gardening happens to be one of his favorite pastimes, consider this portable seat and tool holder to help keep him comfortable and organized while he's putting in the work to grow all that fresh produce.
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His book, "Things That Matter: Three Decades of Passions, Pastimes and Politics," instantly became a New York Times bestseller, remaining in the number one slot for 10 weeks, and on the coveted list for nearly 40.
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However, with such pastimes as doodling and coloring being touted as stressbusters to escape the daily grind and the relentless lure of smartphones, German pencil-maker Faber-Castell is thriving 256 years after it was founded.
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Just like the man that audiences watched on television, Steve lived out the same adventurous spirit when the cameras weren't rolling and included his two children in the activities, which are some of Bindi's favorite pastimes.
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Betting on sporting events is one of America's favorite pastimes, even if an estimated $150 billion is wagered annually in a gray market controlled by bookies and legal offshore sportsbooks, according to the American Gaming Association.
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With surfing taking its place alongside tennis and cricket among Australian pastimes, Farrelly emerged there as a prominent pop-culture figure, starring in surf films, writing a newspaper column and posing for cover shoots for magazines.
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Not to mention, there's a popular movement advocating for protecting the lives of black thugs against law enforcement that has spread across the country, infecting everything from college campuses to national pastimes like the Super Bowl.
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All of us have fun pastimes — roller derby, Civil War reenactment, erotic baking — but since 2007, Athens-based photographer and animator Dimitris Tsalkanis has cultivated a sort of unusual hobby: recreating ancient Athens via 3D modeling software.
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But Sarah's Arkangel-less life only lasts until she becomes a teenager and starts indulging classic teenage pastimes like lying, drinking, and sneaking around to see the charismatic bad boy who once told her what blood is.
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America has a few favorite pastimes: watching baseball, eating apple pie, blaring "All I Want For Christmas Is You" the moment it gets chilly outside and, most importantly, following along with Chrissy Teigen's hilarious social media adventures.
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As Americans begin many of the pastimes of summer that are quintessentially American – baseball, backyard barbeques, family road trips - Caribbean Americans spend the month of June reflecting on their contributions and melded cultures in the United States.
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On both days, children can enjoy a nature exploration with the Prospect Park Alliance, spring planting and colonial-era pastimes at the Lefferts Historic House, rides on the park's 1912 carousel and free admission at its zoo.
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Ina Garten is known for her love of butter, her adoring husband, and her binge-worthy cooking show, but even her most die-hard fans may not know that she doesn't partake in one of their favorite pastimes.
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His new favorite pastimes include mucking it up with his rah-rah pals, violating Prohibition laws, and being that guy at the party who pretends he's going to jump off the ledge because he's so deep and nihilistic.
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It all started when Kim captured America's collective heart not just by being an amazing snowboarder but by tweeting — including during competition — about her desire to consume a bunch of junk food, perhaps the most American of pastimes.
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A little research might be necessary to find one near you (and within a certain price point), but a night reliving one of America's oldest pastimes (and pretending you're in Grease) is certainly worth a quick Google search.
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"Women would decide matters of manners, language, taste, and loisirs—the array of noble pastimes that included reading, conversation, theater and the arts, games, and dancing," Benedetta Craveri wrote of the marquise's operation in The Age of Conversation.
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The actor stopped by Late Night with Seth Meyers Tuesday to talk about his new movie CHiPs, and took some time to share details about one of his family's favorite pastimes — including daughters Delta, 2, and Lincoln, 3½.
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He lost 22019 pounds, but he also got much better at roller-skating, one of his pastimes in the very small space — when he wasn't making art in front of a constant stream of Lower East Side onlookers.
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Freewheeling access The freewheeling access at Mar-a-Lago complicates matters, providing Trump an opportunity to indulge in one of his favorite pastimes: polling his crew of millionaire and billionaire buddies for their views on decisions he faces.
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The place on the Upper West Side, while serviceable, was dark and strangely laid out, and lacked counter space — there were no counters in the kitchen — a major drawback given that cooking is one of her preferred pastimes.
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Once again, 130,000 pop-culture enthusiasts will descend on San Diego beginning July 18, immersing themselves in their favorite movies, TV and other pastimes for Comic-Con International, turning the sprawling convention into the center of the media universe.
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"Most doctors, in my experience, don't ask that level of detail," Dempsey said, adding that doctors should always ask about exposures at home, including bedding, molds, the warmth and dryness of the home, and any unusual hobbies or pastimes.
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"Hunting and fishing are more than just traditional pastimes as they are also vital to the conservation of our lands and waters, our outdoor recreation economy, and our American way of life," Interior Secretary David Bernhardt said in a statement.
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Whether it's a candlelit homemade dinner, a game night around the coffee table, or a Netflix binge sesh with mulled cider, our most beloved fall pastimes are finally here — and they're so much better than hanging out in cramped bars.
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Nodding to childhood pastimes like Capture the Flag as well as to vast online simulations like World of Warcraft, Ingress is one of the first popular games built using augmented reality, a technology that overlays virtual objects onto the real world.
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Some believe that judicious editing, which was not unheard-of when opera was younger, can speed things along for a new age when pastimes as varied as Major League baseball and Elizabethan drama are trying to pick up the pace.
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Pastimes Finally, we were in Provence, and the drive from Gordes to Carpentras had it all: roadside vineyards, cone-shaped Bories (ancient stone dwellings), the Abbey Sénanque and, at the foot of the mountain, an artisanal boulangerie proffering baguettes and croissants.
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So three New York Times superfans — Jon Caramanica, Andrew R. Chow and Amanda Hess — engaged in one of the show's greatest pastimes, commentary on "Terrace House," charting the highs (the beautiful male tears!), the lows (get out of here, Taka
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Recognized by some as "the first major scholarly effort in English to chronicle games and sports," Glig-Gamena Angel-Deod, Or, The Sports and Pastimes of the People of England proved popular at the time and was released in several editions.
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People who include listening to country music among their pastimes are much less likely to get called for interview at elite white-collar firms than those who say they like sailing, according to an experiment conducted by Lauren Rivera at Kellogg business school.
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"Why It's A Hidden Gem: "My husband and I both really enjoy deal shopping — it's one of our pastimes haha so he knew I'd have no issues with him getting a great deal on my ring — I just wanted to be married!
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Young visitors to this free event at the museum, the former Queens residence of the abolitionist Rufus King, can compare past and present pastimes as they participate in historical games, make their own wands to blow bubbles and create period-style paper crafts.
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As they had been for generations of Minford high schoolers before him, weekend nights were a time to hang out drinking with friends around a bonfire, or to cruise down Portsmouth's main drag in their cars — pastimes etched deeply into teenage Americana.
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Put simply, a one-size-fits-all management approach has harmed coastal communities, put a major dent in the recreational fishing industry's economic output, and left too many Americans stranded at the dock unable to enjoy one of the nation's favorite pastimes.
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He also reiterated his call for states to "move on" from passing so-called religious liberty laws, as well as commented on his faith and favorite pastimes during CNN's town hall moderated by Anderson Cooper, featuring Kasich's wife, Karen, and two daughters, Emma and Reese.
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Again and again, Trump's White House has looked for all the world like one giant reality show -- with the same strong personalities, rivalries, back-biting and surprise plot twists that have made watching other people live their lives one of our culture's favorite pastimes.
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Its rise in popularity and usage has been a more recent shift, dovetailing with how teachers are increasingly using more learning aids that are in tune with two of the more popular pastimes among kids these days: playing around on devices with screens, and playing games.
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And Morris — who along with the dealers Matthew Marks, Colin de Land and Pat Hearn founded the Armory Show in 1994 — described how being in the mountains in recent years has freed up his mind and inspired him to take up rustic pastimes such as knitting.
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As the title of "The Road to Little Dribbling" suggests, he remains devoted to Britain's eccentric place names as well as its eccentric pastimes, calling our attention to the likes of the Society for Clay Pipe Research, the Pillbox Study Group and the inexplicably popular Roundabout Appreciation Society.
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It's the same for Brazilian jiu-jitsu or any other combative sport: fight sports are uniquely hard, physical pastimes that place greater demands on your threshold for physical suffering and personal sacrifice the further you go in them, and their specialness owes to so many people shrinking away.
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The central dichotomy is that the elder Shaft -- an unrepentant dinosaur, who doesn't much care for law-enforcement conventions and enjoys his hedonistic pastimes -- sees his son as a wimp, qualities he attributes to JJ's mother (Regina Hall), for whom he's nevertheless carried a torch all these years.
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On Wednesday, the Jean-Jaures Foundation, a left-leaning think-tank, published a report backing the sentiments driving the yellow-vest movement — French households are finding it tougher to make ends meet, the report said, with basic pastimes such as trips to the cinema and restaurants out of reach.
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But now that the pair are back in Calabasas, the mother of three decided to show Bendjima one of her other favorite pastimes, attending a mid-week, late night church service at Hillsong in Beverly Hills, the same church that her rumored former fling Justin Bieber famously patronizes.
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Kim Yong-sub, who has written a book on South Korean trends in 2016, says that as more prominent deukhu have created content from their pastimes—by writing online comics, for example, known in South Korea as webtoons—they have aspired to "a new social standing and role".
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Much of that has to do with the unlikely, protracted and unorthodox courtship of Sheldon (Jim Parsons) -- a man child always more preoccupied with science and his pop-culture pastimes than "coitus," as he insists on calling it -- and Amy (Mayim Bialik), his equally awkward and brilliant companion.
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Leonardo was a true Renaissance man, fascinated with everything — the mechanics of flight, architecture, engineering, botany, artillery and human anatomy — but one of his favorite private pastimes was to draw faces, either as scribbles in the margins of his notebooks or as fully conceived sketches later used for paintings.
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"This research builds on what we already know about the importance of keeping our brains active to improve memory and thinking as we age, whether this is through having a complex job or hobbies and pastimes that challenge the brain and keep you connected to friends and family," he added.
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The win for bettors is a loss for the NCAA, which worries that gambling on professional and college sporting events "risk[s] the reputation of one of our nation's most popular pastimes" and "threatens to change the nature of sporting events from wholesome entertainment for all ages to devices for gambling".
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Being the busy lip kit CEO that she is, however, sometimes a girl just doesn't have time to get all her snaps in, so Kylie ingeniously came up with the solution of combining two of her favorite pastimes, posing in a nude bra and underwear set while cooking up a feast.
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While curb appeal is important for this type of underwear — browsing for mood-lifting prints and colorways is one of our favorite pastimes — we're not going to swipe our cards until we know that the butt-floss in question is highly vouched for in categories like comfort, breathability, and durability.
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A garage apartment Kevin and Donna had hoped to rent to provide a bit of retirement income has to be offered to her instead, and thus Kevin has to look for work and may not be able to pursue all the childish pastimes he and his retired buddies had been contemplating.
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In 1801, Joseph Strutt published his history of British sport with the expansive title, typical of the time period, of The Sports and Pastimes of the People of England, Including the Rural and Domestic Recreations, May-Games, Mummeries, Pageants, Processions, and Pompous Spectacles, From the Earliest Period to the Present Time.
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Variety reports that, in a recent promo clip for the star-studded award ceremony, Meyers refrained from both boasting about the event's prestige and taking a jab at Trump (one of the late-night host's favorite pastimes as of late) and instead made it clear that he didn't come to play games.
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At this point, to be honest, being my father's son is less than a sideline; it's more like a hobby, one of a number of pastimes acquired early, pursued with intensity, laid aside, and then only intermittently, over the years, resumed—origami, cartooning, model building, being a baseball fan, being a son.
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In 323, the Cleveland Indians declared that "every night will be a ladies night at Progressive Field" after opening the "Tribe Pride For Her" store at the park, where fans could purchase $232 purses and "bling bling Swarovski crystal denim jackets," write Jaime Schultz and Andrew D. Linden in American National Pastimes — A History.
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Eid dinner always reminds me of one of my favorite aspects of our culture: the way we stay in touch with our extended family—even if I only get to catch up with my second cousins in between my brother chasing me around the house with a lamb skull, one of his favorite pastimes.
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Unconflicted, he swooned for the fashions and the pastimes of the new order in such touchstone masterpieces as "Dance at the Moulin de la Galette" (1876), which is outside the purview of the Clark show; the swirling crowd of chic merrymakers in dappled summer light has enticed innumerable youths, including me, long ago, into a passion for modern painting.
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But rarely do these Canadian pastimes collide as hard and as hilariously as in the case of beer heist that the CBC (and probably anyone else familiar with the story) is calling the "most Canadian heist" ever—a beer run for the ages—and it was all caught on surveillance video that was recently released by the RCMP.
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It's become one of our favorite pastimes to scour the site for "hidden gems" — we even have a reader-sourced column devoted to it — and we're always on the lookout for the item that's primed to go from obscurity to ubiquity overnight; racking up tons of reviews and customer photos, in addition to appearing everywhere IRL.
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"Sport has always been one of the most popular hobby categories for billionaires, offering them a temporary (and at times relaxing) distraction from daily pressures, whether as a passive observer of elite sporting contests or as an active participant in the favored pastimes of golf, skiing and tennis (the trinity of classic 'wealthy' sports)," the report says.
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If you skipped the puzzle's title (which is always also this column's title on Sunday, as you know), and you solved the six theme clues without picking up the theme, you could conceivably finish without seeing what they have in common, if you're not a fan of communal and strategic pastimes, but it is laid out for you.
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On College Basketball DURHAM, N.C. — As North Carolina State's star freshman, Dennis Smith Jr., dribble-strutted down Coach K Court one last time on Monday night to put an exclamation point on the Wolfpack's 84-82 upset of the Blue Devils, many sports fans received an opportunity to take up one of their favorite pastimes: hating Duke.
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After a day and a half of fun and games at NATO'S 70th anniversary gathering where he clashed with French President Emmanuel Macron and appeared to be mocked by Canada's Justin Trudeau and other NATO leaders in an embarrassing video, the President decided to cancel one of his favorite pastimes — holding forth at the final press conference.
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Final mentions go to the eye-pleasing weather app Weather Underground, which I prefer to Apple's own weather option; Meetup, a great location-based watch app that is good for meeting like-minded people for work or for shared pastimes; and Glyphica, a text-based adventure like so many classic adventure games that you can actually play on your watch.
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Here are Places to Start," principally search engines; "Collections for Journalists," a lot of government sites; "The Reference Desk," from the venerable Encyclopaedia Britannica to the upstart Wikipedia — "increasingly popular (but not uniformly accurate)"; "Telephone and Email Directories"; "Publications on the Net"; "Politics"; "The New York Region"; "Commerce"; "Travel"; "Entertainment/Culture/Pastimes"; "Sports and Recreation"; and finally "Demonstrations and Miscellany.
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Fortnite's big moment is also a big deal for competitive esports in the U.S. The biggest prize pool for an esports event in the U.S. was likely meant to plant a flag and show that competitive gaming is something that can capture the attention of a younger audience that has drifted away from watching more traditional pastimes and watching less sports, according to a McKinsey study.
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And as such, we can only presume they engage in the usual pastimes of celebrity BFFs, such as dining out at swanky restaurants with their wives, calling each other up to compare notes on the latest Oscar-worthy screenplay they're reading, examining the finer points of their new multi-million dollar business venture, and of course, discussing what they plan on wearing the next day.
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If I were a famous pop star, a number of my favorite pastimes—going to the shop in my pajamas; getting drunk at a bingo hall and spectacularly falling over shortly afterwards in a pub to the strains of Britney Spears' "Toxic"; karaoke, etc—would be probably be off-limits because they are "embarrassing" and "bad for PR." Thus, for the most part, I think that being a famous pop star would be shit.
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Or — one of my favorite pastimes during this postelection season — anyone can navigate the hallways of the above-mentioned House and Senate office buildings and observe the dozens of offices now vacated, the name plaques stripped from the doors, and the government-issued furniture pushed out into the corridors, all to signify the humbling fact that the people have spoken and the old must make way for the new, in the manner of democracy's churn.
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"The mistake is to confuse career success, financial success and reputation with happiness," said Andrew Delbanco, a Columbia University professor who is the president of the Teagle Foundation, which promotes liberal arts education, and the author of the 2012 book "College: What It Was, Is, and Should Be." Delbanco added that an important component of real contentment is figuring out what lights your emotional and intellectual fires, not necessarily for the purpose of a job but for the purpose of reflections and pastimes that fill in all those hours away from work.
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