First, there's Peanut Butter Half Baked, which seems to be taking the classic Half Baked flavor to a whole new level.
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My favorite is Ben & Jerry's Half Baked ice cream.
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Ben & Jerry's number one most popular flavor is Half Baked.
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This potential flak is a deterrent to publishing half-baked work.
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To be sure, the MTA isn't seeking any half-baked ideas.
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Instead, Bixby was half-baked when it arrived on the S8.
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Appropriately, the number-one item ordered was Ben & Jerry's Half-Baked.
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Why is such a half-baked justification so easy to spin?
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But legalization, our California correspondent writes, is still only half-baked.
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No wonder that productions of it so often feel half-baked.
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This half-baked iOS experience isn't entirely exclusive to Apple's own apps.
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He then indirectly called out Facebook for its half-baked GDPR changes.
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" One parent called Maddie a "lil half baked maggot" and a "thing.
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Iran's parliament speaker Ali Larijani described Trump's international policy as "half-baked".
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Facebook prematurely launched its half-baked bots platform back in April 2016.
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Do you think Canada's going to get it's own Half-Baked now?
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There's no half-baked concept about an imaginary group in Edwardian gear.
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The claim is half-baked, but I suppose it is an improvement.
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The building feels claustrophobic and half-baked, uncomfortable in its own skin.
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Pointless, half-baked and downright scammy projects should go down in flames.
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The film hurtles from one half-baked plot point to the other.
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Or when she recorded 23 half-baked stoner jams with Wayne Coyne?
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Even then, some question whether autonomy could work under Morocco's half-baked democracy.
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Their account is a gem in a sea of half-baked Snapchat strategy.
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Half Baked lovers, these are for you (but be careful, they're dangerously addictive).
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There is an almost universal quest for easy answers and half-baked solutions.
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But it's biggest selling point—it's modular ecosystem—is half-baked at best.
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John McCain ("half-baked, spurious nationalism") and George W. Bush ("Bigotry seems emboldened").
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Normally I'd say Jedi Challenges is half-baked, but that wouldn't be fair.
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He believed Price's repayment move half-baked, and is still considering dismissing him.
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A wall within self Ball suspended in a bounce Warm success half baked.
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It never happened in 2016, despite some false starts and half-baked attempts.
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Interim and sometimes half-baked results can be rapidly amplified through social media.
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The Fire Phone failed in large part because it just felt half-baked.
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We shouldn't go into it half-baked in any way, shape or form.
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From conception, it's been derided as half-baked, artificial, and void of mental nutrients.
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The pop superstar's half-baked viral stunt turned out flatter than a botched soufflé.
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I'm making my favorite white bean and red quinoa burgers from Half Baked Harvest.
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Omarosa isn't going down without a fight — or at least a half-baked explanation.
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Half Baked, Cherry Garcia, Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough — the list goes on and on.
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True to form, their preparations for the election appear to have been half-baked.
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It's a half-baked idea with no technical foundation, an exercise in senseless posturing.
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Right now, the service feels half-baked, and using it is full of frustrations.
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Furthermore, this half-baked idea puts all of our service members in harm's way.
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It was half baked at best and felt like a bad Saturday morning cartoon.
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Thompson is especially good at rescuing poor, half-baked Unity from one-dimensional derision.
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Some of Messenger's early bot offerings have been criticized as half-baked and underdeveloped.
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"They don't expect half-baked notions coming out of the White House," he said.
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When Facebook launched its chatbot platform at its F8 conference, it seemed half-baked.
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If you think this sounds like half-baked city-mouse logic, you are correct.
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Sometimes jokes are half-baked, but with Stephen Colbert, they come perfectly well-done.
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A lot of high hopes and half-baked efforts, with the results to match.
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But everything that is supposed to glue these two moments together feels half-baked.
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The two thus embark on a fairly half-baked investigation to find out what happened.
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The more discerning environment will make it difficult for half-baked companies with high risk.
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Half Baked: a combination of Chocolate Fudge Brownie and Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough ice creams2.
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The story went viral as just another anecdote regarding Rio 2016's half-baked preparations.
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But if you ask them to pull back to compensate, it can sound half-baked.
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Up. But if the whole thing seemed a bit half-baked and lackluster then, Pop.
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In another way, we might think that the album was just a little half-baked.
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Facebook's seemingly half-baked chatbot platform soured many on the potential of conversation user interfaces.
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As it stands, the Fire TV Cube is a half-baked promise of the future.
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Sampled On: "Fire & Desire" Remember when Drake put out that half-baked posthumous Aaliyah song?
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They're just two similarly-aged actresses cast as friends to further a half-baked plot.
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"Archīva" is, from beginning to end, a jejune, half-baked and tiresome exercise in theatrics.
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A mother weasel, it seems, has no choice but to deliver her young half-baked.
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Half-baked male-modeling parody Zoolander No. 2 and much-loathed superhero blockbuster Batman v.
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She would be a wonderful counterbalance to the Trump administration's half-baked, wild-eyed populism.
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And the half-baked defense of "Christendom" is an attempt to paper over that fact.
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And as Vox's Matt Yglesias has put it, his free tuition plan is half-baked.
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His success rate grew more intermittent, and a few works looked at best half-baked.
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When a Broadway show needs a preshow warm-up, what follows is likely half-baked.
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McAleenan was concerned that the operation was half-baked and too far-reaching in scope.
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This is all about money for Zuckerberg, but he disguises his motives in some half-baked theory about freedom of the press — so half-baked that he couldn't explain it even when he knew he would be asked about it by a congressional committee.
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They've said "enough" with the half-baked plots to overturn the results of the 2016 election.
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For dessert, attendees enjoyed a cake by Half Baked Co., as well as firepit-made s'mores.
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But recent history is rife with overly ambitious, half-baked plans to colonize Earth's little brother.
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They blinked in disbelief at his daily whims, rants, and half-baked, ill-informed, reckless decisions.
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Facebook launched its bot platform at F8 in April, but it seemed a bit half-baked.
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Yet whenever Colin fretted, I found myself punting, offering half-baked reassurances that we'd be fine.
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Mr Sarney proposed a series of half-baked inflation-fighting plans that only made things worse.
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Any workarounds are likely to be half-baked or in violation of Apple's terms of service.
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Last year, John McCain during an event blasted "half-baked, spurious nationalism" in the United States.
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The basics of the smartwatch are there, but they're all half-baked in my honest opinion.
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The abysmal handling of the half-baked idea caps Musk's long record of overpromising and underdelivering.
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Now is not the moment to launch half-baked punishment raids against Syria, or her allies.
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Although there were definitely days when the product came out of the proverbial oven half baked.
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I keep tons of different Evernote folders and jot down half-baked ideas in there constantly.
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Part of the growing concern is that half-baked or biased AI algorithms could harm society.
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In his acceptance speech, he warned the audience about the rise of "half-baked, spurious nationalism."
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Yet despite the gloomy allure of Wyatt Garfield's cinematography, "Don't Leave Home" feels only half-baked.
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Last month, McCain during an event blasted the "half-baked, spurious nationalism" in the United States.
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And a waitlist of about 2 million people who wanted to try a half-baked product.
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The guide, who was driving, was as blustering and half-baked as a used car commercial.
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That will look a little bit haphazard and a little half-baked from a consumer perspective.
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Twitter's leaders were focused on pushing deeper into live video, but even that effort felt half-baked.
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Personally, I'd prefer they fix what's already out there, or at least quit releasing half-baked products.
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"It was half-baked, it wasn't thought out, it was rushed and it was ridiculous," says Cuban.
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And it's fair to call those things half-baked because that's literally what they are, half-done.
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I didn't know that the three best-selling flavors are Half Baked, Cherry Garcia, and Tonight Dough.
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Unfortunately, my flailing limbs couldn't chop so much as a half-baked souffle than a human body.
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The world is not only offensively half-baked, but outright dangerous during this particular moment in history.
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Though Nance himself was just learning animation at the time, there was nothing half-baked about it.
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The government dismissed the offer as "half-baked" since it covers only the Turner channels, not HBO.
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"I wish our politicians would stop with their half-baked, on-the-fly immigration policy," said Sharma.
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He spoke out against "half-baked, spurious nationalism" and Trump's reported disparaging remarks about immigrants from Africa.
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I also bought a white chocolate macadamia nut cookie at Subway, which had a half-baked texture.
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But half-baked apologies aside, it seems people have taken "fixing" the ads into their own hands.
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Firing off whatever half-baked predictions that come straight to your dome is what it's all about.
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For a company that's won by betting big and moving fast, IGTV feels half-baked and sluggish.
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Second, all of the alternatives to staying in the nuclear agreement are based on half-baked assumptions.
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The slower the transition, the more likely the brand will seem a bit sloppy and half-baked.
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Last Monday, the Republican senator slammed "half-baked, spurious nationalism" as unpatriotic — another dig at the White House.
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Based on what I know from his half-baked blog, though, I wouldn't give the guy a nickel.
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But the camera won't be able to bear those out as long as the execution is half-baked.
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The social-care proposal is not the only part of the manifesto which looks a bit half-baked.
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It felt unfocused, without a clear major threat, and with new characters that felt unrealized and half-baked.
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Do not stop until she comes Almost as important as consistency: Do not give half-baked oral sex.
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Bixby, like all AI assistants, is too half-baked to be really useful in a life-changing way.
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Place the apples in layers in the half-baked pie shell, dotting each layer with bits of butter.
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By the end of "Boxcar," it was clear that this wasn't some half-baked version of the band.
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A reminder of the importance of infrastructure is helpful, but most of Mr Khanna's ideas are half-baked.
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Rather than share something that's half-baked, take a moment to fully articulate your thought in your head.
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Reflect on your plans, but don't let yourself get swept up by half-baked ideas, or worse, paranoia.
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Pokémon GO was, of course, a worldwide phenomenon, but widely criticized for half-baked gameplay and other issues.
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Yet spotty service, skimpy in-room amenities and a half-baked restaurant experience spoiled the fairy tale ending.
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There was some half-baked crafting, a few genuinely horrifying moments but the feeling that something was missing.
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I don't know what else we would talk about if we couldn't dispense half-baked takes on things.
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While Trump's theories surrounding the election are half-baked demagogy, he has reason to be preoccupied with Brennan.
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But when it launched the chat bot platform at its F8 conference that year, it arrived half-baked.
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They lack compelling central narratives, feature a menagerie of half-baked characters, and regularly struggle to justify themselves.
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It offers pretty much everything you need for a discount, yet it never feels cheap or half-baked.
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Bereft of a plan, Republicans were left to secretly concoct half-baked bills in the dead of night.
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The half-baked plan to disrespect your parents' life decisions that ends up working out in everyone's favor!
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Not from a tabloid, not from a half-baked Men's Rights Activism (MRA) blog, but from the BBC.
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Family was supposed to jab at your flaws, like a knife into the gut of half-baked pastry.
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"It was very important to us that these stories didn't feel half-baked and watered-down," Yang says.
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They don't feel wanton so much as half-baked and poorly conceived; they aren't doing any storytelling work.
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But spending on military equipment has fallen by two-thirds since 2012, leaving a roster of half-baked projects.
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The national rail service is trying out dynamic pricing, except it's not dynamic, it's just bad and half-baked.
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But that number is dwarfed by the small army of games which just feel half-baked or downright bad.
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Mass Effect 1 had cover shooting, but it was only introduced late on and felt "half-baked", Ebenger says.
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Beyoncé shines when she lets Yoncé out to play, talking shit on Spotify, bum whores, and quoting Half Baked.
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Some analysts walked away with the impression that the robotaxi idea was underdeveloped, or "half-baked," Cowen's Osborne wrote.
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But Wednesday night he returned to his general pattern of making too many ambiguous statements that sound half baked.
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Enter: Powerless, the half-baked comedy on NBC about the little folk who get to play superhero — sort of.
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Similarly, the musings about how humans interact with artificial intelligence were surely provocative, but at times felt half-baked.
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Backward-looking businessmen and quasi-economists who push half-baked tax policies that benefit the very few, are plentiful.
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Shoddy grips and flimsy half-baked shutter buttons and special apps are needed to work — I've seen them all.
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The Fitbit Ionic with its buggy handful of non-fitness apps and half-baked operating system, simply can't compare.
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But in time its half-baked software matured and its idiosyncrasies became apparent for the smart touches they were.
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Although even that idea has a twist baked into it, again, in a way that feels fairly half-baked.
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After all, as Freeman's daughter, I was already able to impress even seasoned truthers with my half-baked knowledge.
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If the process turns on grandstanding and degenerates into a morass of endless half-baked accusations, then Trump wins.
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Unfortunately the controller was terrible, the software was half-baked, and the store didn't have any games worth playing.
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Engaging in a series of short-hand references to half-baked conspiracies about your opponent in the 2016 election?
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The Trump era has given rise to any number of half-baked theories about reality TV bleeding into politics.
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It's not 2010, I'm not about to make a half-baked argument that all games should be open world games.
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After a few half-baked possibilities (founder Sergey Brin once eyed blimps to deliver internet), by 2010 Google grew serious.
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Without access to the wealth of information crawled by a search engine, the Echo Show's screen kinda feels half-baked.
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They might share a party, but he had nothing to do with him and the half-baked nationalism he promoted.
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On the other hand, even for these applications, the demos today are half-baked using simulated or artificially controlled situations.
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But apparently Mr Timothy added the half-baked proposal without running it past the cabinet or digesting Sir Andrew's findings.
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Chief Justice Roberts joined Justice Clarence Thomas's dissent in Panetti, where he rejected the "rational understanding" principle as "half-baked".
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The software offering, on the other hand, hit the world half-baked, and at the time of the device's release.
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You didn't think we'd get through Apple's World Wide Developer conference without a few half-baked weed jokes, did you?
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It's launching with a bunch of half-baked titles that would be better off bundled together in a sale bin.
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When will you realize that half baked news is as bad as propagating straight lies to your ever decreasing audience?
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Nomura's Timothy Ash said Tuesday that the bond looked 'half-baked' and the Russian Ministry of Finance risked looking stupid.
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Ben & Jerry's is a staple in the ice cream aisle with best-selling flavors like Half-Baked and Cherry Garcia.
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It seems the relationship is growing strained between the two companies given the delayed and half-baked response from Worldpay.
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We're not looking for the "perfect answer," but we do expect more than just hunches or half-baked thought experiments.
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Rather, a half-baked plan emerged with a pledge that all medical records would be computerized within five years — 2015.
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Instead, we often get offered half-baked ideas that are meant to be the start of new wave of innovation.
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Last month, he warned against "half-baked, spurious nationalism" while accepting the Liberty Medal from former Vice President Joe Biden.
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People familiar with his thinking said the President thought the move was half-baked and only fueled the story further.
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Mike Carr, executive director of New Energy America, makes the argument that the recently proposed carbon tax is half baked.
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" In apparent criticism of the current administration, he warned against isolationism "for the sake of some half-baked, spurious nationalism.
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"He's not the kind of guy who's going to give you a made-up, half-baked answer," Mr. Ortega said.
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Joel Fagliano: Always a joy to have another constructor carry a half-baked idea like this over the finish line.
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In doing so, Mr. Chertoff said, he has provided "fodder for a lot of unsubstantiated allegations and half-baked accusations."
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And 40 nations have joined the Treaty of Pelindaba that creates a nuclear-weapon-free zone in Africa. HALF-BAKED?
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Sure enough, the new plan reportedly does look like a sort of half-baked version of the Affordable Care Act.
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" The op-ed said "amorality" and "impulsiveness" made Trump prone to make "half-baked, ill-informed and occasionally reckless decisions.
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But Wednesday's reveal felt like a half-baked attempt at trying recapture the same kind sparkle and magic of last season.
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Your face is puffy, your cheeks are red, and your eyes look like they belong in a scene from Half Baked.
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"But finding the time to sit down and swear at my computer [hoping] my half-baked code works is time consuming!"
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I mean, I think we can all agree that turned out pretty well for what was an equally half-baked product.
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He has produced a vague and half-baked tax plan that many of his fellow Republicans have said they cannot support.
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Earlier this month, he warned against "half-baked, spurious nationalism" while accepting the Liberty Medal from former Vice President Joe Biden.
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Without reasonable time for debate and the opportunity for amendment, special interests take advantage of the hurried and half-baked process.
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Most of the time, the songs were half-baked ideas that weren't great and I was just really hyped on them.
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I've played with drones in this new category of "flying camera" before, and most ended up being half-baked and disappointing.
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His Wednesday speech underlined his key weaknesses: His failure to do any homework, his narcissism and his half-baked policy ideas.
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Since this is not "American Beauty," Anders's privileged turmoil doesn't become a gaseous metaphor for a filmmaker's half-baked sociological insights.
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And so, after more than a decade, we have 213 WTC, a half-baked structure that reads like textbook architectural compromise.
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The new piece's emphasis on half-baked dreams and dead-end jobs comments, if amorphously, on our economically thwarted middle class.
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There's camcorder mechanics, all infuriatingly forced, half-baked, and less essential to your moment-to-moment experience than, like, a flashlight.
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Such a move would only compound the mistakes it made by trying to rush a half-baked bill through the House.
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But Jizo, a sort of patron saint of fetal demise, can smuggle these half-baked souls to paradise in his pockets.
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" Mr. Spencer speaks of Mr. Trump's campaign as a "body without a head" and considers many of his policies "half-baked.
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Unlike all the half-baked puzzle ideas I have in a notebook, possible theme answers flowed pretty easily for this one.
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Wu-Tang soon join forces with "Bill Murray" in a half-baked effort to pull off a "heist" to recover the album.
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Almost all of this was always half-baked and some of it was directly contradicted by other aspects of his 2016 campaign.
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"That's an absurd, half-baked excuse, and it clearly shows these guys are just winging it," said one well-placed GOP aide.
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I'd rather have it done really well than done in a half-baked way the way Google Maps' implementation is right now.
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Hollywood movies have also begun glorifying the idea of being "stoneheads" with movies like Pineapple Express, Half Baked, and La La Land.
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Keyword snooze helps give users some much-desired control over their News Feeds, but at first glance the feature feels half-baked.
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Democrats will not then step up to the plate and come up with a half-baked solution that we will partially own.
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Trump is mercurial and prone to do a great deal of damage in the service of his half-baked objectives—as usual.
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With its short length and half-baked story, Arkham VR is more like a small, cold appetizer than a full, warm meal.
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John McCain on Monday cautioned against the US turning toward "half-baked, spurious nationalism" during an event honoring the war hero's contributions.
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"How legitimate are last-minute, half-baked improvements that only came about once they were afraid enough about their future?" he asked.
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His untruths and half-baked apologies for sexism reflect his inability to treat people with respect and dignity, including his family members.
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A lazy energy flows on Saturday as Mars squares off with Neptune—plans are canceled, and some half-baked ideas are shared.
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"Though impatient with laziness and with half-baked opinions, she was compassionate to other human failings," her obituary in the BMJ reads.
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Unfortunately, the chat feature feels a bit half-baked in ways that could be problematic when unleashed on such a massive community.
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But Mr. Garrow's account of F.B.I. spying and half-baked findings does not give us the information we need to do this.
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Two pints Ben and Jerry's ice cream -- Half Baked and The Tonight Dough flavors -- and some crackers were also on the menu.
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This is one of the half-baked ideas, and unconstitutional to boot (Congress has no authority to regulate local civil justice rules).
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"It was half-baked, it wasn't thought out, it was rushed and it was ridiculous," Cuban said of the initial executive order.
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Among her long list of promises, the former German defence minister has pledged to complete the euro zone's half-baked monetary union.
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Previously, the closest thing people had come to virtual reality were weird sci-fi movies or half-baked products like the Virtual Boy.
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Previously, the closest thing people had come to virtual reality were weird sci-fi movies or half-baked products like the Virtual Boy.
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Unlike Wii Sports, however, 1-2-Switch feels largely half-baked, a majority of its nearly 30 tech demos are forgettable or awkward.
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Beyond that inconvenience, and a half-baked idea of "evolving" zombies, the movie feels like it's taking place about six months after Zombieland.
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"Because Facebook came out half baked, investors are kind of OK with that," said Gene Munster, managing director for investment bank Piper Jaffray.
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"Don't worry, I'm not gonna do what everyone thinks I'm gonna do," says the voiceover, a clip from the 219 movie Half Baked.
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But of all the criticisms of Philadelphia when it first opened, one of the most pointed was that their relationship felt half-baked.
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Because what it looks like to me is a series of erratic half-baked theories, rants and touting of "yes" men and women.
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Rick can thank Eugene for that half-baked plan, which he came up with in a moment of desperation in last week's episode.
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James is fine as her swarthy arm-candy, while the rest of the cast works it way through lots of half-baked dialogue.
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I apply Mario Badescu Drying Lotion to my face and take a small bowl of Ben & Jerry's Half Baked to bed with me.
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Which is why all this guff about "therapy" and "wake-up calls" and the half-baked, halfhearted apologias are all just more masking.
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More people smoke it, more people enjoy the humor and basically start eating half-baked Ben & Jerry's and watching old Cheech & Chong movies.
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That makes this kind of a half-baked solution at best for now, but then I suppose you get what you pay for.
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On Monday, Americans will celebrate the Fourth of July with fireworks, barbeques, and half-baked renditions of Bill Pullman's speech from Independence Day.
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Many of Mr. Dylan's lyrics can no doubt, as Mr. Larkin put, look half-baked when set starkly alone on a white page.
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And EU citizens working in Britain's financial services industry, unsettled by half-baked assurances about their status, are increasingly willing to contemplate relocation.
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Editorial President Trump's pledge during the presidential campaign to help manufacturing workers by reducing imports from China and other countries sounded half-baked.
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Such accusations, strange as they are, seem to be a backslide toward pre-summit North Korean propaganda of half-baked, slightly crazy accusations.
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And Dylan Marron, a video maker, shared half-baked jokes from his first stand-up set, inviting the audience to workshop his clunkers.
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"It's this half-baked Google doc laying out these new rules and conditions for our employment and roles," the East Coast employee said.
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Luke's explanation as to why Leia quit her Jedi training is unsatisfying, a half-baked resolution to an out-of-nowhere plot point.
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The Guardian's Benjamin Lee called it "a half-baked TV movie masquerading as Oscarbait, a curious misstep for the Oscar-nominated indie auteur".
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On Tuesday, he called Trump's newly released strategy to make Mexico pay for a giant wall along the border a "half-baked" plan.
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What's stopping a state from submitting a half-baked plan for a high-risk pool that will lead millions of people to lose coverage?
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Her main problem in the next few weeks will not be fending off half-baked leadership plots, but pushing her Brexit deal through Parliament.
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This is a problem that Scandal has from time to time, when it's so overstuffed with plot that conclusions feel rushed and half-baked.
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Not to say Sheeran can't be versatile -- the 28-year-old Grammy winner didn't come by all this acclaim from half-baked auto-tune.
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Those 20 terrible jokes might have come from 50 half-baked ideas, batted around and examined from several different angles before they were discarded.
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"I still travel all the time, but it's still nice to have 65 acres to just chill out," the "Half Baked" star told MTV.
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"It appears to be half-baked," said Tukes, the former cochair of Morehouse College Safe Space, the school's alliance for gender and sexual diversities.
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What to Tell Your Friend: As the "enhancement smoker" played by Jon Stewart in Half Baked immortally described, every experience is different on weed.
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Shops all over the world are handing out scoops of their signature flavors like Half Baked, Phish Food and Chunky Monkey between 12 p.m.
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Valve's new internet game streaming feature was recently added as a beta feature within Steam In-Home, so right now, it's still half-baked.
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Just this week, Arizona Senator John McCain blasted "half-baked, spurious nationalism," and former President George W. Bush warned of "nationalism distorted into nativism."
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And so Trump threw all that work overboard on impulse and had his team rush out a half-baked tax plan in a week.
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The creamery also put out a couple more non-dairy pints—made with almond milk—in Cinnamon Buns and Peanut Butter Half Baked flavors.
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It's hard for me to understand why Savant would start shipping its remote with so many limitations and such a half-baked user experience.
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If I'm being completely honest, Sophia feels like a half-baked science project from someone with a very promising future at the science fair.
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There is thirst, and then there is the clawing, yearning thirst of a PR person struggling to stand out with a half-baked product.
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Germany, quietly seething, saw the effort as a half-baked French attempt to drag others into its African wars while diluting the EU's role.
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"Say Something" is similarly half-baked, and, as an anthem for sitting out the discourse, it's hard to imagine that it will age well.
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Darcy and Ng seeing the potential here and getting in on the ground floor is commendable, even if the product still feels half-baked.
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Dew-S-A is void of sugar and resembles the pale glow of a half-baked idea—one that inexplicably made it into production.
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Uncle Shawn has a half-baked plan to save the day, and hopes in the process to find himself the pleasure of new friends.
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"You can say we were connecting students to living-wage jobs and careers, but it was almost a half-baked cake," Mr. Brutton said.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) condemning the rise of "half-baked, spurious nationalism," which was widely viewed as a critique of Trump's "America First" foreign policy.
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Rushing an impeachment case through the House without due process and giving the Senate a half-baked case to finish set a dangerous precedent.
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" He compares digital news to "a monster who had me on speed dial, always ready to break into my day with half-baked bulletins.
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It feels as if my half-baked thoughts are constantly getting bumped down my news feeds, so I keep a paper to-do list.
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That would be good news for Mr. Trump and Republicans, who have spent months arguing that the whole process is a half-baked sham.
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The company told me it had stopped trying half-baked software ideas, and reduced duplication of Samsung and Android apps by about 30 percent.
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I would just much rather Samsung does that behind closed doors instead of expecting us to savor its half-baked software before it's fully cooked.
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In a presidency full of incredibly dense, half-baked quotes and madcap ideas, there is perhaps the stupidest question posed by our 21th president yet.
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It's a "half-baked POTUS tweet on Mexico," analyst Jason Mills, who covers buy-rated Merit Medical Systems at Canaccord Genuity, said in a note.
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If you take one look at the half-baked products out there, it's unsurprising that they've failed to excite anyone but the most devoted nerds.
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It makes no distinction between a high-profile hero and a half-baked love interest, a one-off guest star, or a non-speaking extra.
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I barely felt a twinge of guilt when I tossed out stickers with lousy adhesive, glitter art that got everywhere, and half-baked coloring pages.
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Lindsey and Ben's half-baked quest to topple the Beast only gets going when they realize they could and should have it so much better.
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It's way more compelling than the show Iron Fist actually is, which is half-baked ripoff of Batman Begins, Arrow, Iron Man and Doctor Strange.
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It's hard to imagine members of Congress embracing this half-baked idea, while their devastated constituents are struggling mightily to reconstruct their lives and livelihoods.
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But like with the common cold, most people have their own half-baked theories and low-maintenance rituals when attempting to rid themselves of hangovers.
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You may write this off as another reason the mola mola is a half-baked joke, but sharks and tunas don't have swim bladders, either.
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Last week, Senator John McCain, the senior senator from Arizona, spoke in Philadelphia, denouncing the "half-baked, spurious nationalism" that he saw overtaking American politics.
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At some point before that, Kushner and his cohort had decided to make the half-baked Verily plan public — and put Google's name on it.
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Unfortunately, the Surface Pro X seems to prove once again that the dream of an ARM-based Windows laptop is still a half-baked idea.
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It's time for CBO to update its 2009 analysis and revise the projected savings downward—and time for Republicans to retire this half-baked idea.
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Environmental groups like Greenpeace and many Green politicians in the European Parliament who reviewed the policies have called the proposals half-baked, rushed and unconvincing.
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While a few people made half-baked attempts to claim the money (nice try), more wrote in to ask for an update (here you are).
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That he got through it and the worst he has to show for his pain is a half-baked rap-rock album is genuinely impressive.
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Yet while time is likely on the side of its leads, their chemistry only goes so far in what feels, finally, like a half-baked movie.
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It's true that development today feels like dining at huge buffet of undercooked dishes; which flawed and half-baked framework would you like to use today?
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Still, I've always enjoyed floating my half-baked #Gaylor theories to an unsuspecting group of people because, to most, Taylor has always just seemed so… hetero.
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I believe that's why you saw a half-baked announcement that came from a competitor that didn't even have full pricing and shipping dates on everything.
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Don't get me wrong, I like the focus on alarm clock functions, instead of trying to cram in a half-baked integration for a virtual assistant.
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These new-age merry pranksters structure their lives with half-baked traditions, but that does not make those traditions any less meaningful or important to them.
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After years of removable batteries, half-baked modules, and tiny secondary screens, LG appears to finally be done with the hardware gimmicks on its flagship phones.
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What I would hate is to have to write another excoriation about how half-baked Bixby is and how Samsung can't help spoiling a good thing.
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Fortunately, "Jane the Virgin" depicts such good stories that any one of its half-baked plots are better than many multi-episode arcs on other shows.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) blasted "half-baked, spurious nationalism" in the United States in an emotional speech Monday night after receiving the National Constitution Center's Liberty Medal.
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Elected officials and liberal commentators offered some half-baked comments about needing fewer billionaires and how we should tax the rich to the point of extinction.
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Despite sharp cuts from one shot to another that help move the storyline forward, the first few episodes are half-baked explainers of what is happening.
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JP Morgan analysts called the plan "bold and for the first time not half-baked" but questioned the credibility of execution, revenue growth and employee motivation.
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It's a take on Half Baked, except it features chocolate and vanilla ice cream with fudge brownies and chocolate chip cookies, instead of batter and dough.
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On Tuesday, Behringer offered Kirn and others "offended" by the video a half-baked apology, which has since been inexplicably deleted from the company's Facebook page.
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Given that news is traditionally a slow-growth business, many desperate efforts to make money quickly, like launching half-baked subscription or video products, fell short.
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Levine had said Murray and Betances had made a "half-baked attempt" to inflate the market for setup men by filing for $5 million in arbitration.
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In a state of sheer panic, I brainstormed day and night for one of those weeks, and this particular concept was only half-baked by then.
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This half-baked proposal is something we should expect from a bonkers crazy despot like Castro living in a third-world country, not the president-elect.
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People idolized cult celebrities like Cory Kennedy, shopped at American Apparel, and formed collectives that that threw half-baked versions of the Misshapes parties in New York.
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It's always better to take more time to gather your materials and cover all your bases than send a half-baked response to a full-baked request.
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Like so many social media platforms, it provides a soapbox for people to air half-baked opinions that no one asked to hear in the first place.
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If you care about privacy, like really believe in it, throwing your ideals out the window for a half-baked revenge plot isn't a very good look.
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A government ministry in Australia has a half-baked facial recognition system on its hands—and it's itching to use it against people who watch porn online.
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Considering how much we pay for entertainment that's merely stimulus we filter through our perception, $10 to pleasantly alter that perception is not a half-baked idea.
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It was some half-baked plan where they wanted to suggest that the new development was so magnificent that it had even managed to catch Obama's attention.
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Trying to make tough platformers, devising fun puzzles, and laying out dumb, half-baked levels just to see if you can make it work is a blast.
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They didn't know why he left — he had a half-baked plan to bring his wife over — and he didn't leave much money or even a note.
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"The prime minister's half-baked Brexit deal does not have the backing of her cabinet, her party, parliament or the country," Ian Lavery said in a statement.
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When we can't do that, we wind up with half-baked arguments about the evils of sex work and policies that, sadly, do more harm than good.
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A brainy wonk with a populist edge, she has pumped out ideas that are at times brilliant, at others outlandish, but seldom half-baked or easily dismissed.
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Put the lights up, put the half-baked stereo out, and set it down here on the roof, just so it will look better on the outside.
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To pay for his travels, Ozawa concocted a half-baked scheme to ride a Japanese motor scooter around France to win corporate sponsorship from the scooter's manufacturer.
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Keep in mind, things are very fluid, and what was even a half-baked plan earlier in the week could be gone/different by Wednesday or Thursday.
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There's a hint of Aja's old love of shock-value horror in this film, but it's blunted by syrupy fake sentiment, mismanaged twists, and half-baked plotlines.
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Noisey: Hi Neasa, as a Galway girl, are you getting sick and tired of floppy-haired singer songwriters trying to woo you with half-baked folk pop?
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But it's also possible that the CIA's case genuinely wasn't very compelling, and McConnell was simply voicing appropriate skepticism about blaming Russia based on half-baked evidence.
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What's more, they question them with an eye toward improving or even replacing them, generally with (admittedly usually at-best-half-baked) iterations and solutions in mind.
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When I returned to quarantine, I scanned the wasteland of Post-it notes that littered my desk with names, numbers and half-baked instructions of every stripe.
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The "Break My Game" crew, with 20 or so players, was in the back corner as usual, digging into half-baked games over pancakes and avocado toast.
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He notes Candace has every right to spew half-baked theories in the U.S. of A. Candace Owens Was Defending Donald Trump & T.I Wasn't Having it pic.twitter.
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Clearly, Harrison caught wind of the half-baked theory and is trolling us with it, which means that we can officially throw it out of the window.
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Still, the content feels rushed and half-baked at times, and could either fail to entice users or be too thin to persist as more than a fad.
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In "How to Be Single," an innocent post-collegiate newcomer to New York named Alice disappears down a rabbit hole of deadening life lessons and half-baked screenwriting.
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"[The] restructuring in our view is bold and for the first time not half-baked," JPMorgan Chase analysts Kian Abouhossein and Amit Ranjan said in a note Monday.
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These half-baked efforts were worthy of his own comic novels, of which "Our Man in Havana"—published just months before the revolution—may be the best loved.
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Worse yet, his theory lacks elegance: It isn't anchored by a throughline, but instead consists of old worked-over, half-baked theories linked together in a halfhearted narrative.
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I'm not interested in making an album that has like four good tracks on it and a few half-baked ideas; I want the whole thing to work.
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It has set off a frenzy of concerns that the new plan, which would only require partial closures at nights and on weekends, is untested and half-baked.
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Countless companies have tried to bring consumer robotics to the home, but have largely failed through some combination of half-baked technologies and impossible-to-meet consumer expectations.
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The two had met through the firm a year before and became friends, discussing half-baked ideas for a defense tech company that they likened to Stark Industries.
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" Risen's final verdict on the Spanish-American War is not admiring — "a half-baked, poorly executed, unnecessary conflict that pushed an immature military power onto the world stage.
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This regional dish seems like the kind of half-baked idea that could have only been invented by a group of college freshmen after clambaking their dorm room.
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Of course, he was wrong about the size of his net worth and his penis and his hands and just about every half-baked "policy" proposal he uttered.
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"Torpor" goes back to a madcap trip to Eastern Europe in the early nineties, during which the wife entertains a half-baked plan to adopt a Romanian orphan.
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"The administration has signaled that they're willing to take plans that are half-baked, and we're seeing plans that aren't finished and are not complete," Mr. Aldeman said.
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The boat shoe-wearing bros next to them start to quote situation-appropriate lines from Half Baked and Family Guy that, let me tell you, are downright scathing.
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Ali Wentworth, the actress and author of Go Ask Ali: Half-Baked Advice and Free Lemonade, is raising tween daughters Harper, 12, and Elliott, 15, with husband George Stephanopoulos.
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"This is just another in a long line of scare tactics and half-baked ideas that are just about chasing headlines and distracting people from real issues," she tweeted.
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In such cases it is impossible to know whether the ideology makes the person violent, or whether the violent desires come first and the half-baked justification follows after.
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For the early adopter who just loves getting the new thing, you'll be pleased that it actually works and isn't another half-baked dream on the road to autonomy.
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And, lest you think this is some half-baked plan ... it's a savvy move to keep cashing in on the title of his hit album, music fest and tour.
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This vision has always been half-baked, mostly because Microsoft has only in the last few years begun recovering from the hybrid software mistakes it made with Windows 8.
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It's a place for you to put all your widgets for weather and news and whatever else, replacing Apple's own half-baked attempts with the old Siri predictive screen.
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The B'day Truffles have all of the flavors of a slice of cake in one little bite, with a crunchy-ish outer shell and a chewy, half-baked center.
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The half-baked smart assistant marred an otherwise great smartphone experience — a particular bummer given how heavily the company hyped it in the lead up to the smartphone's release.
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In Fast Times at Ridgemont High, teen surfer Jeff Spicoli orders a pizza to Mr. Hand's history class while wearing a half-baked grin and a pink drug rug.
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The Post called the tweet a "half-baked idea" and Grub Street questioned whether the mayor would have been re-elected if the tweet was sent before the election.
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Trump's domestic critics and security hawks like National Security Adviser John Bolton had been wary of a half-baked deal and called for full, verified North Korean denuclearization first.
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"I know this is an area of medicine that is maybe half-baked and possibly annoying to you," he began, before reviewing what he had learned and requesting advice.
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And while many of her economic prescriptions are half-baked, her overarching critique of the euro is correct: Her country and her continent would be better off without it.
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It's not just environmental advocates who recognize that the Trump administration's plans to hold a lease sale for drilling rights in the Refuge as both irresponsible and half-baked.
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Trump's domestic critics and security hawks like National Security Adviser John Bolton had been wary of a half-baked deal and called for full, verified North Korean denuclearisation first.
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Wednesday brought the world premiere of his "Ports of Call," a complete embarrassment; Thursday's gala featured the New York premiere of his "The Open Door," half-baked at best.
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Just look at the laughably half-baked attempts Donald Trump Jr. has made to respond to each unfolding revelation about his 2016 meeting with Kremlin-affiliated lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya.
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It's a kind of half-baked mission that needed to be there for the story, so we sort of threw it together, but I would've preferred not to do that.
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It's possible that this might get more interesting in the future – HTC tells me it has broader plans for it down the line – but right now it feels half-baked.
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If a school is "high-tech" then maybe there will be some wireless solution that involves downloading a half-baked printer driver that works about 50 percent of the time.
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But one thing that feels a little half-baked, week after week, is the idea since Season 3 of Xiomara (Andrea Navedo) as a full-time dancer and dance teacher.
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Director Jugraj and writers Ritesh Shah and Sandeep Leyzell instead have fashioned a half-baked story about a bright-eyed police officer who wants to rid his neighbourhood of crime.
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Directed by Martin Campbell -- whose credits include two Bond movies: "Casino Royale" and one of Brosnan's Bond outings, "Goldeneye" -- "The Foreigner" feels as ill-conceived as Quan's half-baked plan.
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Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's motivations for the bombings were instead largely molded by his older brother, whom he admired and feared, and by his own half-baked opposition to American foreign policy.
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The likes of "The New York Times" and the "Washington Post" are now filled with half-baked and half-thought out articles decrying new revelations of the Kremlin creeping closer.
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"Contrary to what Tesla represented to them, buyers of affected vehicles have become beta testers of half-baked software that renders Tesla vehicles dangerous if engaged," read the initial complaint.
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While there's an "app store," most of it is filled with really basic stuff like calculators, map apps that feel half-baked, lots of homemade watch faces and mini games.
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The roster of otherwise funny supporting actors — Billy Porter, Jennifer Coolidge, Karan Soni, Jimmy O. Yang — does little to leaven this flat loaf, which isn't just flavorless but half-baked.
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Sending some half-baked models to a handful of reviews wasn't nearly as major of a mistake, but the category, much like the Fold itself, is in a fragile state.
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Although "Juanita" teeters off track a bit with the chef's half-baked back story, it soars when it allows its lead to explore the complexities of love and unbridled joy.
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A: There's a lot of junk out there, such as lousy games and half-baked marketing vehicles, and you can usually judge an app's quality by its product reviews and popularity.
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It had a bland design and a half-baked add-on system that required people to turn off the phone and take out the battery in order to switch out mods.
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It appears Speaker Nancy Pelosi so far isn't part of the impeachment chorus, yet a half-baked, ongoing investigation would likely have the same effect on the country's morale as impeachment.
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Ben & Jerry, the ice cream duo responsible for some of our all-time favorite flavors like Half Baked, Milk & Cookies, and Chocolate Therapy, are at it again with three new pints.
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Then, he carefully spoons some Ben & Jerry's Half Baked into an extremely fancy bone china bowl, and busts out the good silver spoons — I say spoons, plural, because Harry isn't alone.
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The League of Regrettable Superheroes: Half-Baked Heroes from Comic Book History is an awesome book about lesser known superheroes and why they didn't capture the imagination of comic book readers.
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MESA will probably go the way of other half-baked defence schemes—from the Arab League's Joint Defence Council of 1950 to Saudi Arabia's Islamic Military Counter-Terrorism Coalition in 2015.
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In the south, half-baked attempts at labour reforms contributed to the problem: governments made it easier to hire and fire new workers, but were wary of touching highly protected "insiders".
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Samsung's somewhat half-baked Bixby assistant, along with the dedicated hardware button devoted to launching it, is one of the few gripes to be had about the otherwise stellar Galaxy S8.
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Sure, it's too late to make suggestions, and honestly, Google never really listens to us in the first place, but here are a few belated replacements for the half-baked Pie.
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That said, the feature seems sort of half-baked since we don't know if it will be able to take very not-private speakerphone calls to much more private smartphone calls.
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It's also a lousy argument, one that relies on conflation—that the trolls and Sanders's base are one and the same—and a series of counterfactuals and half-baked historical allusions.
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For now, the series is a half-baked misfire that tries to dress up its vague jokes about insufferable rich people in even vaguer "Can you believe this shit?" moral outrage.
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He went on to slam Sanders' health care plan as no plan at all, called his free tuition plan as "half-baked" and dubbed his Wall Street plan merely a slogan.
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Released at a moment when Nintendo was at the top of its game with the wildly successful Super NES console, the movie came across as a shallow, half-baked tie-in.
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A healthy share of the blame goes to California Representative Devin Nunes, who politicized the House Intelligence Committee and issued a half-baked report in an effort to exonerate the president.
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This was certainly true with Google's iPad Pro competitor, the Pixel C, whose half-baked software was called out by several reviewers as one of the main issues with the device.
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This may have contributed to the widely berated microtransaction store built into Destiny 2 and the half-baked nature of its early content releases, like the much-maligned Curse of Osiris.
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This tends to come in the form of half-baked sponsorship, often amounting to little more than a free t-shirt and the permission to associate their brand name with yours.
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If Trump fails, it won't be because he was too illiberal or too anti-democratic but because he self-sabotaged, because he was too incompetent to execute his half-baked vision.
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It's a discussion that has largely been left to tech oligarchs, and most of the ideas they've hatched for dealing with an increasingly automated workforce are of the half-baked variety.
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In a half-baked policy paper released on Thursday, the House speaker, Paul Ryan, trotted out washed-up ideas for "improving" the country's health care system that would do anything but.
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But a better designation would be Obamacare 0.5, because it's a half-baked plan that accepts the logic and broad outline of the Affordable Care Act while catastrophically weakening key provisions.
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The message from GOP members and aides is that Ryan's top priority is drafting a bill that can win broad support, as opposed to rushing something half-baked out the door.
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This leads to a first-half that has some half-baked humour and warm moments between Bitti and Chirag and a hint of chemistry that adds some spark to the proceedings.
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How often have you been at a meeting and you listened to an idea that you knew was only half-baked, or even off the mark but you didn't say anything?
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Sure, it's full of people spewing weird insults and half-baked conspiracy theories, but it's also one of the best places to witness under-the-radar moments of beauty and kindness.
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LONDON, March 3 (Reuters) - Britain's Greggs is thinking about taking its successful fast-food store formula abroad, 12 years after abandoning a half-baked attempt to sell baguettes to the Belgians.
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Many ICOs are less legitimate-sounding than Hubii, and these endeavours have come to define the ICO market as a Wild West saturated with half-baked, get-rich-quick token schemes.
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But a major company hopping toward a possibly half-baked new name and only getting 34,000 votes for its naming survey says a lot about how hot the IHOP brand really is.
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Yet the generic bass drop of "Clumsy" and the half-baked hooks of tracks like "Love Me Down" are missed opportunities given Glory's three-year gestation–the second longest of her career.
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The strongest reactions to Reddit's standing policy of not policing hate speech, for instance, have stemmed from CEO Steve Huffman's half-baked, off-the-cuff explanations to other users on the site.
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Trump's order is likely to further screw up the Venezuelan government's half-baked plan to help stabilize its crashing economy by cashing in on the cryptocurrency boom with an official state version.
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Google Glass may have set the AR industry back a bit, just as half-baked video game fantasies like the Virtual Boy made VR feel like a played out fad in '90s.
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"u/rossbotdouthbot is very excited to be here with you and he apologizes in advance for any half-baked, ill-conceived hot takes that he shares with the world!" said Botnik Studios.
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She previously said her "allegiance" is not with Donald Trump after his "half-baked" transgender military ban, but Caitlyn Jenner's hat choice sure makes it look like she's still supporting the president.
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It wasn't a half-baked idea that we were going to take to TV. YouTube-to-TV doesn't work, but a lot of these personalities, developed the right way, definitely can work.
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Despite wide-ranging international condemnation and a half-baked boycott of its Davos in the Desert event, investors have continued to bankroll the kingdom's efforts to diversify its revenue away from oil.
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Senator John McCain again exposed the rift between the Republican party establishment and President Donald Trump Monday, railing against what he condemned as "half-baked, spurious nationalism" in a high-profile speech.
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Instead, it pushed out half-baked attempts at ideas its users never wanted or simply repackaged web-based services into smartphone-sized wrappers, the waited for the ad revenue to roll in.
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"We've been asked to give a view, so here goes: this idea is half-baked, politically almost impossible to deliver and even if achieved, the resulting company would be unmanageable," Warburton said.
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Russian hacking fits into a far larger pattern of Russian predation that for years no-drama Obama has treated as no big deal, responding chiefly with lip service and half-baked sanctions.
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"It's a half-baked solution," said Luciano Floridi, a University of Oxford professor who previously sat on an advisory council to help Google handle its role as a de facto privacy regulator.
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And the director Michael Mayer's track record with Verdi — half-baked, Vegas-theme "Rigoletto," turgidly traditional "La Traviata" — doesn't fill me with hope for his new staging's visual glamour or interpretive acuity.
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Diem's half-baked counterinsurgency projects forcing millions of peasants into strategic hamlets, as well as his relentless attacks on non-Communist opponents, created the red-hot discontent on which the insurgency thrived.
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It wasn't a half-baked idea that we were going to take to TV. YouTube to TV doesn't work, but a lot of these personalities, developed the right way, definitely can work.
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But in his desperation to put points on the board, the White House is suddenly jamming the last week of his 22014 days with a crowded agenda of half-baked policy items.
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She wishes she could stand up to her sexist boss but she lacks the courage, and her half-baked plans to get on his good side backfire and explode in her face.
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Yet "The Big Sick", a new film based on the story of his life, plays like an extended version of this half-baked bit about negotiating the world as a second-generation immigrant.
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It's disappointing group FaceTime won't be available in time on launch day for iOS 12 and macOS Mojave, but it's probably for the better that it's delayed instead of pushed out half-baked.
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Since the crisis began, governments have undertaken "a series of half-baked and half-hearted structural reforms...That does not help supporting inflation expectations," Coeure told the Federal Reserve's monetary policy symposium here.
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As they search for safety and an explanation, what emerges is a half-baked premise that builds up white nationalists in order to allow everyone else to go to literal war with them.
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There are numerous half-baked plot points - a kidnapping plot, a domestic violence sub-plot and even a love story between Nanu and the ghost - which don't add any value to the story.
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There is, of course, Android app compatibility on Chrome OS, an initiative that first arrived somewhat half-baked last year and has taken months to fully jell as Google worked out the kinks.
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If he's right, we might see another lesson that while dramatic threats and half-baked promises can take you far in real estate and reality television, things aren't quite the same in politics.
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In the new winter issue of his and wife Joanna's magazine, The Magnolia Journal, the HGTV host revealed a half-baked, albeit well-intentioned, plan that he hatched around the holidays one year.
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By Monday's court filing, Mueller effectively declared: I have enough evidence to know Manafort is lying to protect others, and I don't need his half-baked cooperation to prove my case against them.
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" It's been torn apart by critics, with Variety saying the documentary "stretches the truth in a way that makes your head hurt (and your stomach turn)" and is filled with "half-baked baloney.
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On this level, the show is half-baked and inconsistent: we've got a sad man and a badass woman, but they never feel like more than conceits, pre-stocked with conflict and resolution.
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"But it's going to take a while to get people here and people in the United States focused on doing not a half-baked bill but a really good trade agreement," he said.
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"Trump is relying on bluster and bullying in a desperate attempt to get Congress to swallow his half-baked deal," said Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon, the top Democrat on the Finance Committee.
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"He listened to our half-baked ideas, commented on our conference papers, hammered out ideas over lunches and dinners, steered us to great sources, and shared his work without hesitation," Professor Sugrue said.
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"The only reason that led them to vote for this half-baked party was the desire to see Netanyahu outside of Balfour Street," he said, referring to the prime minister's official Jerusalem residence.
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"Rather than create a system that addresses the needs of working families, the Trump Administration has put out half-baked proposals that will make mortgages more expensive and harder to get," Brown said.
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The truth was a confluence of half-baked motivations: some notion of needing to live in the American West and the lack of appealing job prospects for humanities majors with undeserved self-importance.
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Kickstarter used to be a place to donate money to weird art projects, but increasingly, it's becoming the testing ground for larger companies like Wham-O to test the market for half-baked ideas.
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This episode had the potential to examine the profound and dangerous effects the tech it involved — mind cloning, self-aware dolls, artificial intelligence, hella realistic holograms — yet it feels half-baked in its efforts.
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The problem was widely agreed to be oversaturation: television channels desperate to replicate the success of "Roseanne" or "Seinfeld" rushed to find the next big thing, resulting in a glut of half-baked shows.
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My wife Becky loudly reminds me of this mistake nearly every time we turn the TV on; she hates this product more than any other half-baked gadget I have forced into our lives.
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But while 90,000 developers had signed up to try the platform, it was still half-baked and only a tiny fraction of those were allowed in, so there weren't many clients to sell to.
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The company has access to most of the writing I've done since graduating college and about four or five different email addresses' worth of receipts, login instructions, half-baked networking attempts, and job applications.
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You'll have heard this phrase bandied about by every bozo with a half-baked idea and a crowdfunding account, but today I want to tell you about a true 53st century example of it.
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" McCain, while accepting the Liberty Medal in Philadelphia on Monday night, warned the United States against turning toward "half-baked, spurious nationalism cooked up by people who would rather find scapegoats than solve problems.
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"Infrastructure week" has become a well-deserved punchline because of too many half-baked rollouts, but it remains the most obvious area of bipartisan agreement because it builds directly on the President's professional expertise.
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Jewish leaders recently condemned the party's "disgraceful step backwards in its half-baked 'fight' against anti-Semitism," after it readmitted (and later re-suspended) Chris Williamson, an MP accused of showing prejudice towards Jews.
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That half-baked solution surely won't satisfy people of color and other residents upset by images of hate, but it does fit neatly into the faux outrage that's as hot as ever after Charlottesville.
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Unlike, say, the iPod, it has so far failed to take a struggling category of half-baked products from other companies and hit a home run by perfecting it and attracting a huge following.
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Meetings with him veer off topic and off the rails, he engages in repetitive rants, and his impulsiveness results in half-baked, ill-informed and occasionally reckless decisions that have to be walked back.
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Set in 1991, the movie opens like a coming-of-age tale but morphs into a half-baked thriller when Daniel teams up with the drug dealer and local tough guy Hunter (Alex Roe).
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""Meetings with him veer off topic and off the rails, he engages in repetitive rants, and his impulsiveness results in half-baked, ill-informed and occasionally reckless decisions that have to be walked back.
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Politicians should similarly be expected to understand the basic science of climate change, and to listen to the scientific experts instead of seeking out the few outliers who confirm their own half-baked beliefs.
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In a society where our thoughts are rapidly prepared in half-baked, 140-character hors d'oeuvres with self-deselecting capabilities, a thoughtful insight on the nuances of semantics in mainstream media is warmly welcome.
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Verdict: Moiré's half-baked relational aesthetics stunt evidently had an outsize influence on the Brexit referendum — no wonder people voted to make it harder for people from the continent to come work in Britain.
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Despite what we know about artificial ingredients, big companies' motives to improve the formulation of their products seems a sincere rather than half-baked effort at improving their image, even if it's through marketing alone.
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That movie essentially amounted to a half-baked tribute to 2007's Zodiac, and a single bargain-bin DVD copy of it was passed around basements in my hometown for several years as a joke.
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They did this partly to rebuke President Trump and partly to appease the growing radical wing of the Democratic Party – even though the bill proposes half-baked, open-border policies that very few Americans support.
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In years past, celebrating 4/20 might have meant hunkering down in your basement with your bong and a couple pints of Ben & Jerry's Half Baked to binge all the available seasons of Broad City.
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Throw in the fact that digital currency has a bit of a learning curve, and that there's no infrastructure set up for taking payments, and the plan seems at least a little bit half-baked.
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I'm a little disappointed there aren't dual cameras — this is a flagship phone, after all — but Sung says they would rather have a really great single camera than a dual camera that is half-baked.
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Moments feels half-baked and, since it exists only inside Twitter's app — as a tab, no less — it doesn't seem like the kind of feature that will ever be able to lure millions more users.
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Instead, the movie has substituted a half-baked revenge plot for their leader, Sam Chisolm (Washington), who goes about assembling the team and girding for battle against not just 40 bandits, but a veritable army.
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If you disagree, chances are you've subjected the world to an insufferable thread of your own, clogging up your follower's feeds with numbered, half-baked opinions sent into the ether 140 characters at a time.
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I began the Vane experience eager to soar through its advertised expanse of mystery and wonder only to be met with an entangled mess of half-baked mechanical concepts wrapped into a fundamentally underwhelming narrative.
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I know that AI and digital assistants will play a much larger role in our phones in the coming years, but Bixby is so half-baked that it's jarring it has its own physical button.
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If this all sounds a little half-baked—or even fully baked—that's because the idea for the show came to Glazer, Downs, and Time Traveling Bong's co-creator and director Lucia Aniello while stoned.
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Leaving aside the low esteem that many Alabamians hold the national media in, no mainstream outlet is paying women for dirt on Mr. Moore, and no one is promising to publish half-baked uncorroborated allegations.
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From street chases to brutal fights to a half-baked love scene, The Rhythm Section worked overtime to set the stakes very high for this action story, only for the plot twist to fall short.
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Because right now the show is still just a farm kid standing on Tatooine staring at a double sunset, with too many different half-baked dreams filling its head for it to truly achieve greatness.
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The original run of the play debuted on Broadway in 1977 and centered on the half-baked heist of three hustlers who conspire in a Chicago junk shop to steal a man's rare coin collection.
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" The official goes on to describe "the president's amorality" and his "erratic behavior" in office, warning that Trump's "impulsiveness results in half-baked, ill-informed and occasionally reckless decisions that have to be walked back.
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Caught in the middle of this are the fans without the skill to translate or program, who likely could have judged for themselves whether a half-baked project that crashed frequently was worth poking at.
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Rather than spring a half-baked foldable device on consumers, the company's spending more time exploring new form factors a flexible display could enable, like a phone that bends in half like a stack of cash.
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If Smith is using the world as his laboratory—twisted though it may sound—he'd probably get much more interesting results from us, his rats, if he tried something that didn't come from half-baked conspiracies.
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A torrent of angry backers also initially flooded the company's Facebook page back in the fall due to severe shipping delays and an end product that feels half-baked and desperately lacking third-party app support.
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One fairly humorous quote from a sea of never-ending bullshit in his book:The most obvious problem is that the freedom to post anything online floods the public square with bad information and half-baked thinking.
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However, in a curious and seemingly half-baked rationale for why Facebook should not be broken up, Sandberg pointed to a "concern" in the U.S. over rival Chinese tech companies that won't face the same intervention.
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If you want to know what project Green was teasing with this half-baked snuff show--and Lord only knows why you would--go ahead and type the man's name into your search engine of choice.
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The Galaxy S8's devoted Bixby button was one of the least popular features on an otherwise well received phone, owing in part to the fact that Samsung's smart assistant was still half-baked at launch.
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The NFL is half baked ... according to former NFL safety Tony Parrish, who says that about half of those playing in the league are getting a little toke of the sticky icky from time to time.
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Messenger has had some missteps these past few years, with a half-baked roll out of bots that left many feeling they were dysfunctional, and a retreat from a redesign that over-prioritized the Messenger Camera.
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Turning off the buzzing breaking-news machine I carry in my pocket was like unshackling myself from a monster who had me on speed dial, always ready to break into my day with half-baked bulletins.
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But The Accountant — in addition to having a half-baked, underwritten plot — seems to want applause for having it both ways: a lesson in neurodiversity as progress, but also autism as plot device and comic relief.
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At yesterday's meeting between the Italian president and Trump, the president's rants threw the translator for a loop, forcing her to contort her face as she struggled to reframe his half-baked sentences into intelligible Italian.
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Last Monday, accepting the Liberty Medal at an event honoring war heroes, McCain warned against "half-baked, spurious nationalism cooked up by people who would rather find scapegoats than solve problems" — a direct call against Trumpism.
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But while it's easy to make half-baked, red-meat arguments that appeal to immigration restrictionists or politically minded judges, even the Roberts Court is a buzzsaw of reality that these arguments have to run into eventually.
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And if your first instinct is to make half-baked plans with the person just to avoid the awkward silence or to be polite, remember that there are other ways to maintain friendships besides actually hanging out.
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This nugget of dialogue seems laser-targeted at the persistent half-baked fan myth that clone troopers and stormtroopers are the same thing: Darth Vader #2 is on sale now in all good comics stores and apps.
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"The Tesla Network robotaxi plans seemed half baked, with the company appearing to either not have answers to or not even considered pretty basic question on the pricing, insurance liability, or regulatory and legal requirements," Osborne added.
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It's understandable to try to capture some of the fun of the current self-styled emoji craze, and Samsung is good at the camera part of this, but the end result feels half-baked and best avoided.
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So easily typecast as naïve, utopian, and half-baked, there is, in my mind, an undeniable value in pure enjoyment, the political power of the party, and the psychedelic experience as a force to unite and inspire.
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This year's free cone day will take place on Tuesday, April 4, so we've only got one and a half more Mondays to get through before we're finally rewarded with Chocolate Therapy, Half Baked, or Chunky Monkey.
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And now here we are, trying to believe in ourselves while Kanye tweets his half-baked fortune cookie thoughts about capitalism from his house in fucking Calabasas, peppering in his love for Donald Trump along the way.
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But according to the Post, "One senior White House adviser said Pence was exasperated with the West Wing communications shop, which sent him out with a half-baked talking points" after Trump fired FBI Director James Comey.
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The Arizona senator and his party's 2008 presidential nominee described that "half-baked, spurious nationalism" as "unpatriotic as an attachment to any other tired dogma of the past that Americans consigned to the ash heap of history."
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Using an international stage to speak about the issue is a good first step, but if Ivanka has the power to make a difference, we can't simply stand by and applaud half-baked responses to real problems.
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According to the Bristol Post, which called the incident the "most half-baked attempt ever at posting a cake" and a "cakey catastrophe," the cake hadn't been cleared from the mailbox as of press time on Monday.
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"Meetings with him veer off topic and off the rails, he engages in repetitive rants, and his impulsiveness results in half-baked, ill-informed and occasionally reckless decisions that have to be walked back," the official wrote.
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Chances are Arizonans don't look too fondly upon half-baked socialist policy prescriptions as well as past praise for breadlines and communist nations being pushed by a millionaire with three houses who is constantly grousing about fairness.
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Davis directed music videos for Sonic Youth and Depeche Mode, movies such as Billy Madison, Half Baked, The Punk Singer (a documentary about Kathleen Hanna), and Crossroads, which starred Britney Spears (and was written by Shonda Rhimes).
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Trump made the comments about McCain after the Republican senator made a speech that attacked "half-baked, spurious nationalism" in the U.S. "At some point, I fight back and it won't be pretty," Trump said last week.
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He added that the fact that attempts to create a banking union in the EU had not been completed, leaving a "half-baked cake", was an added element of risk in the wake of the British decision.
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Yes, world, the culinary masterminds behind Cherry Garcia and Half Baked are making "Cereal Splashbacks," ice cream flavors designed to taste like cereal and milk's sweet 'n' soggy love child — starting today, March 7, aka National Cereal Day.
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Local papers reported that a paranoid president acted after he had been given a half-baked "intelligence report" alleging that Mr Gordhan was meeting foreign bankers to gather their support for a conspiracy to force Mr Zuma out.
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This year the company partnered with a San Francisco Bay Area cannabis retailer to give customers who place delivery orders on Friday and Saturday a free pint of Half Baked, a combination of cookie dough and fudge brownie.
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At first blush, Bird Box's flaws seem inoffensive, if plentiful: A poorly written script, half-baked world-building, paper-thin characters, and the waste of the talents of an Oscar-winning actress on five-year-old screen partners.
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In need of cash, the latter hatches a half-baked plot to recover a long-lost item, but as so often happens in "Fargo," good help is hard to find, causing events to gradually spiral out of control.
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I was annoyed by Aunt Zelda's cigarette stick, the show's attempts at tackling social issues seemed shallow, Sabrina's choice between the mortal and witch worlds felt half-baked, and her family's coven was confusingly run by a man.
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In what has been largely read as a denunciation of President Trump's world view -- the senator derided "half-baked, spurious nationalism" -- McCain also reminded us who we are as a people and, perhaps more importantly, who we were.
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President Trump will try to kill ObamaCare by executive fiat while the president's addled allies in Congress bumble their way into their next half-baked scheme to produce tax cuts for the rich and misery for working families.
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But there is no classical road map when it comes to vagina-on-vagina action (not even a half-baked one!), and the robotic, unrealistic girl-on-girl scenes in mainstream, male-gaze-satisfying porn certainly aren't helping.
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Netflix is being kind enough to keep Half Baked, the 1998 stoner classic from Dave Chappelle and Neal Brennan, on there through 4/20, so make sure you celebrate it's final hurrah on the most appropriate of days.
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"In 1997, Dr. Rhomberg submitted brilliant comments to our OSHA regulation on [the solvent] methylene chloride, in which he skewered a half-baked industry theory that the cancers it caused in animals were irrelevant to humans," Finkel said.
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I got the feeling midway through this movie that I sometimes get when I read a bad op-ed or a half-baked review: that it started out as a good idea and then belly-flopped on delivery.
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It seemed at first as if Fonseca was making a kitschy, dishonest attempt to claim the natural material richness of the stone as an artwork while also reducing it to a background for his own half-baked ideas.
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"Bolton may not be loved by everyone but surely was a bulwark against a half-baked nuclear deal with North Korea, knowing very well about its negotiating tactics," said Kim Hong-kyun, a former South Korean nuclear envoy.
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It's a troubled land, staggering from wretched excess and aching losses, a country where dreams have often slipped into out-and-out delusions, and people hunger for deliverance, if only in the person of a half-baked messiah.
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At 15, 16, 17 — the years Tegan and Sara chronicle in their memoir — most of us are shapeshifters, messy and half-baked, only sporadically ready to have the things we say or do count for or against us.
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It is the Four Seasons George V, not the Four Seasons Georges V. The Five Places article last Sunday, about Vancouver, British Columbia, misspelled the surname of the owner and head baker of the Half-Baked Cookie Company.
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According to reports at the time, Biden otherwise hit some of his favorite notes in the speech, arguing for the need for consensus and mocking the "half-baked nationalism" and "phony populism" of President Donald Trump and others.
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And frankly, I wouldn't be surprised to see the company attempting to differentiate itself with a more fully formed version of Sense Companion, in much the same way that Samsung has with its admittedly still half-baked Bixby offering.
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According to Hayes, the bear tore open a Tupperware to eat some taco meat, and also devoured two pints of Ben and Jerry's ice cream — choosing the flavors Half Baked and The Tonight Dough— as well as some crackers.
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Though it has a very intuitive interface, complete with a rotating bezel for navigation, many parts of the experience are still half-baked, whether that's the pathetically anemic selection of apps or the hopelessly useless S Voice digital assistant.
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" Previously, Rebecca Chalif, director of women's media at Hillary for America, told Broadly, "Donald Trump released a regressive and insufficient 'maternity leave' policy that is out-of-touch, half-baked and ignores the way Americans live and work today.
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How much you'll enjoy it depends entirely on how much patience you have for movies that act like they're going to be about Serious Adult Stuff at the start, but in the end, deliver a half-baked Reddit post.
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And if it's ever going to get there, Google's going to have to take a good hard look at some of its redundant services and start trimming things down, instead of just adding more half-baked alternatives on top.
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On paper the G5 seems like it might be the smartphone of choice for photographers, but the half-baked Camera Plus module is not going to convince anyone who's serious about photography to leave their other snapper at home.
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Trump's drive to announce unfinished initiatives created a "need to make good on half-baked promises," said one senior official — who, like other Americans, learned about some initiatives only when the president announced them at the White House podium.
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The identity of the author, who detailed efforts to prevent the president's "half-baked, ill-informed and occasionally reckless decisions," is known to The Times's editorial board, but it was not shared with the reporters who cover the president.
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McCain, who has denied Trump a crucial vote on Senate Republicans' efforts to repeal and replace Obamacare, condemned "half-baked, spurious nationalism cooked up by people who would rather find scapegoats than solve problems" in an acceptance address Monday.
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"Meetings with him veer off topic and off the rails, he engages in repetitive rants, and his impulsiveness results in half-baked, ill-informed and occasionally reckless decisions that have to be walked back," reads the op-ed. 4.
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Even before he, ahem, "stormed" the SCIF, though, Gaetz was a regular on Fox News, confidently regurgitating conservative talking points and jumping at every opportunity to trash the Green New Deal with his own half-baked legislative riposte, a.k.a.
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Out of the post-peyote, half-baked mishmash laboratory of pseudo ideas came a kind of hodgepodge reality show where celebrities wear giant mostly (but not always) animal costumes and perform songs with slightly altered voices called The Masked Singer.
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Not only has its Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough flavor consistently placed among the top five best-selling flavors, Half Baked, which contains gobs of chocolate chip cookie dough, has also been the number one Ben & Jerry's flavor for several years running.
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California Senator's Half-Baked Net Neutrality Bill Is a Dangerous MessKevin de Leon, state Senate president pro tem and Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate, acknowledges staff as he speaks during an election party Tuesday, June 22, 1984, in Los Angeles.
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The plan was half-baked like many of his ideas that start out as little Twitter eggs and eventually hatch into something interesting or awful—for instance, the Boring Company or his idea to take Tesla private at $420 a share.
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Smiley Face was the first female-driven entry in a filmography that includes Cheech and Chong, Dazed and Confused, Half Baked, The Big Lebowski, Friday, and the Harold and Kumar trilogy, to name just a few beloved male stoner movies.
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" He added in the note, "The Tesla Network robotaxi plans seemed half baked, with the company appearing to either not have answers to or not even considered pretty basic question on the pricing, insurance liability, or regulatory and legal requirements.
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Faith Evans resorted to half-baked "gangsta-movie" quotes to explain why she bailed on a concert to instead play the Bad Boy Family Reunion Tour ... so says a promoter who's asked a judge to block her from performing in Atlanta.
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Gulyás showed up that night with a half-baked plan: He rushed to the nearest late-night supermarket to buy bottles of paint in Fidesz's party color, orange, which he planned to pour into balloons to throw against the president's house.
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Broadly speaking, it feels like the first proper, major studio competitor to Fortnite that hasn't been designed as some secondary game mode, like the Call of Duty and Battlefield variants, or a half-baked, early-access clone or mobile title.
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He successfully managed the forced migration of users off Facebook's chat feature to Messenger, laid the foundation for advertising and business tools and turned the app into a platform for games and useful utilities (beyond the initially half-baked bots).
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But even with its storied history and its successful animated films as direct templates, it's taken Disney three tries in 2019 to produce a live-action remake that doesn't feel like a half-baked bad idea in search of a paycheck.
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Nobody is claiming that moving the Garden and devising a new, logically organized station, including Penn South, isn't the ideal solution, superior to any costly, scattershot, half-baked plans on the table — only that doing so is too much trouble.
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Vizcarra called the airport contract - written during the government of former President Ollanta Humala - "half-baked" in its original form because it lacks a ceiling for interest rates for the consortium's financing, some of which the state must pay back.
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"Of course elections may always pose a problem when trying to get good decisions but on the other end, we shouldn't take... half-baked solutions because elections are coming up," Overtveldt told reporters on entering a meeting of ministers on Greece.
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The SFC alleged during a September appeals tribunal that Moody's broke a code of conduct by publishing what its counsel, Benjamin Yu, described as a "half-baked" idea that had not been properly tested and which contained mathematical and input errors.
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Premiering this fall, the weekly show will feature the lifestyle maven and rapper as they host their celebrity friends for a "half-baked evening of cocktails, cooking, conversation, and where nothing is off limits," stated a press release announcing the series.
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I've seen tactics used by token sellers used before by hardware sellers, most notably with flops like the Phantom gaming console and the Notion Ink Adam, and there is a stink that permeates projects that are, at best, half-baked.
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From The Big Lebowski to the Cheech and Chong franchise, from Half Baked to How High, from 2001: A Space Odyssey to 9 to 20043: There is a long and storied history of stoner classics when it comes to film.
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" Bush's speech calling out the uglier parts of Trumpism comes just days after John McCain -- Bush's main opponent in the 2000 GOP presidential primaries -- delivered a similar rebuke, describing the dangers posed by the rise of "half-baked, spurious nationalism.
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Critics have combed through 12 years of his opinions on the District of Columbia Circuit, second only to the Supreme Court in the high profile cases it decides, without coming across a single opinion that is half baked or unreasonable.
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But even if it doesn't, the Trump administration has thrown two other wrenches into the path of a fair count: slashing federal funding and resources to carry out the census, and making half-baked and problematic plans for online participation.
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The feud between the two Republicans, which has been ongoing since the 2016 campaign, devolved into Twitter threats earlier this week after McCain delivered a passionate speech slamming "half-baked, spurious nationalism," which many saw as a veiled attack on Trump.
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SSGA still generated buzz (and a poorly executed protest) with "Fearless Girl," which many have denounced as a symbol of fake corporate feminism — an argument now reinforced by the fact that she emerged out of a clearly half-baked scheme.
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Every nod to 'Nam, the civil rights movement, or psychedelic drugs is half-baked; whenever things are getting a little too utopian, we're tossed headlong into a shot of Max in Vietnam, Detroit burning in 1967, or protesters clashing with police.
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Sanders was able to broaden his appeal among liberals despite the fact that many prominent liberal pundits — including Paul Krugman, Jonathan Chait, Kevin Drum, and Jamelle Bouie were attacking Sanders for having half-baked policy proposals and an unrealistic political strategy.
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To keep their daughter enrolled at her private university, Frank (Baldwin) and Nancy (Hayek) scramble to make some extra money through a network of half-baked neighborhood schemes, like renting out their wealthy neighbor's mansion while he's out of the country.
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I began solving The Times Crossword regularly as a freshman in high school and my curiosity about writing them started fairly early as well, but my constructing during this time produced little more than half-baked ideas on graph paper.
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Levine used a conference call with reporters who cover the Yankees to blast Betances' agent, calling Betances a "victim" and a pawn in a "half-baked attempt" to reset the market for relief pitchers who, like Betances, are not closers.
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It is honestly the strangest implementation of touch out there, and is as if Sony wasn't sure if it really wanted to offer it but felt simultaneously like it had to, giving us this kind of half-baked touch experience.
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Meanwhile, legislators have already transformed the state's half-baked medical regime into a coherent system, one that's on track to approach a record $1 billion year in taxable weed sales, according to numbers provided to VICE by California's Board of Equalization.
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The Congressional Budget Office has done no analysis at all of Cassidy-Graham, and it's entirely the fault of Graham and Cassidy personally, who didn't bother to turn their half-baked policy idea into legislative text until it was way too late.
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VH1 says the show will be a "half-baked evening of cocktails, cooking, conversation, and fun where nothing is off limits," and photos of the pair donning pajamas with DJ Khaled and taking selfies with 50 Cent on set suggest as much.
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But the road to reinvention hits a brick wall with "Emerald City," an NBC series that seeks to transform the colorful story into a gritty, half-baked version of "Game of Thrones," yielding some visual splendor but mostly lots of sheer awfulness.
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" But the op-ed itself is really a well-worn list of criticisms of the president: He is "immoral" and "engages in repetitive rants, and his impulsiveness results in half-baked, ill-informed, and occasionally reckless decisions that have to be walked back.
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When lawmakers started to take tobacco controls more seriously, they came up with an absurdly half-baked fix in 2009: a quasi-smoking ban allowing restaurants larger than 50 square meters to simply cordon off an area where people could continue to smoke.
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The debate has gotten heated at times, with single-payer skeptics accusing single-payer campaigners of having ideas that are both overly ambitious and half-baked, and single-payer fans arguing that any other healthcare reform would fail to fix the system's problems.
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There's a lot that could've gone wrong with Pokémon: Let's Go. It's a game meant to ease Pokémon Go players toward more traditional Pokémon games, and it could've easily ended up as a half-baked solution that didn't appeal to either audience.
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It's a hodgepodge bucket list of Stuff You Expect in Open World Games, half-baked ideas executed better elsewhere—several in another game published by Sony, Naughty Dog's The Last of Us—and a failed morality tale whose emotional stakes are constantly undermined.
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Instead of wasting hours of good eating time scrolling through endless pictures of babies, proposals, wilted Christmas trees, and half-baked ideas, allow us to spoonfeed you the very best food porn the heart-shaped, square-cut world of Instagram has to offer.
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" On Monday, Biden offered up a half-baked non-apology for his conduct during the trial, saying, "I'm so sorry that she had to go through what she went through... I feel really badly that she didn't feel like the process worked.
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Many in Brazil, including Lula, its former president, are critical of federal prosecutors who leak their confidential but half-baked speculations to the media and of federal judges who unlawfully issue bench warrants and illegally disclose telephone intercepts in order to embarrass defendants.
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The premise feels a trifle half-baked logistically, but the notion of turning to technology to thwart crime has certainly been popular of late, from Fox's "APB" (canceled after one season) to CBS' "Person of Interest," which enjoyed a more expansive run.
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"It's laughable that the messaging gurus in the Republican Party think a half-baked #rebrand will change their image as a bunch of 1920's cartoon robber barons," Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee spokesman Tyler Law said in a statement to The Hill.
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In her upcoming book Go Ask Ali: Half-Baked Advice and Free Lemonade, the Nightcap star jokes that female friends "gasp and scream like I've confessed that I shot my dog" when they learn how often she and Stephanopoulos, 57, get it on.
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Even on these topics, the things he said he cared about, he was so vague that it seemed like he was pulling a bait and switch on the media—promoting these moments as serious, then trotting out half-baked rhetoric short on specifics.
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In twin speeches — one in July, where he issued a call to bipartisanship in the Senate, and another in Philadelphia this past week, where he railed against "half-baked, spurious nationalism" — Mr. McCain has taken on both his colleagues and President Trump.
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You'd think that the most notable entry in Spears' filmography — written by the creator of Grey's Anatomy, and helmed by the director of Billy Madison and Half Baked, no less — would be available to stream on the internet, but you'd be wrong.
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The movie flopped in a very limited box office run, but by that point, Robbie had already been cast as Will Smith's con artist sidekick/love interest in Focus (2015), a half-baked film that coasts, just barely, on its stars' charisma.
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Half Baked was a truly transformative experience for me, Kevin Smith's films up through Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back were like comedic gospel, and I watched a VHS copy of the Method Man and Redman vehicle How High an embarrassing number of times.
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" The 71-year-old former Celebrity Apprentice host's latest attack against the Arizona senator came shortly after John McCain alluded to Trump in an emotional speech while accepting the National Constitution Center's Liberty Medal Monday evening, stating that "half-baked, spurious nationalism is unpatriotic.
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"I have a half-baked theory that it's actually run by a savvy millennial in San Francisco who contracts these Eastern European women to play out this perfect mix of DIY and insanity to get the peak number of views and followers," Hallman says.
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The Tidelanders' stories are similarly half-baked, centering around a brewing coup against Adrielle by the scheming Violca (Madeleine Madden), who never offers any reason why she'd make a better queen, apart from bribing her fellows with a bigger cut of the drug money.
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While many of us eagerly await Views From the 6, Canada's Mounties have decided to turn a half-baked idea of dancing to Drake's hit "Hotline Bling" into a video calling attention to the law about moving over when police have stopped another vehicle.
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Once Jon Snow gets himself into trouble with his half-baked idea of trying to capture a wight, the zombified beings coming from beyond the Wall to attack humanity, Daenerys decides to go help him, choosing an outfit that damn near broke the internet.
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After all of Donald Trump's vague promises to rebuild America's roads, bridges and airports—and after his administration released a half-baked, unpopular plan—he apparently decided that unlike tax cuts for the wealthy and mass deportations, infrastructure spending was a priority he could abandon.
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I have a few I'd like to add here for the general argument on the internet happening: Despite Pokémon Go being already very highly polished from a mechanical standpoint, the game still actually feels a little half-baked (or, at least, three-quarter baked).
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The half-baked conciliatory gestures that erstwhile Trump antagonists like Marco Rubio, Paul Ryan and Scott Walker have offered so far have been the work of mere politicians; Cruz proved himself to be the only one among the defeated who is truly playing Trump's game.
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For a second Trump-Kim summit to happen, Washington needs a well-constructed plan, stipulating North Korean actions to substantiate its end of the agreement to make the peninsula "free from nuclear weapons and nuclear threats" — no more half-baked, noncommittal, loophole-ridden agreements.
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Photo: APAs we continue to watch social media giants fumble their half-baked policies around hate speech and harassment, one of the most visible blunders recently has been YouTube's mishandling of videos with homophobic and racist comments about one of its creators by another.
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To explore the less glorious – but no less entertaining – subsection of the middle of the stoner and fighter Venn diagram this 420, we took a look at some of the best and most iconic fight scenes in classic stoner films with this half-baked listicle.
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Half Baked: Thurgood and Brian vs Samson Simpson and his women In a sting gone wrong, Thurgood (Dave Chappelle), Scarface (Guillermo Diaz) and Brian (Jim Breuer) are left to defend themselves against the drug lord and his army of vaguely Ninja Turtle-esque women.
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So now it's become a daily combination consisting largely of personal preening and half-baked, often corrected, declarations (the early assertion that the coronavirus would "wash" away in the summer; the New York quarantine that wasn't and the plan to reopen the country by Easter).
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Trump's legal team, absent its TV-showcase attorneys, Alan Dershowitz and Kenneth Starr who were not in the chamber, argued that in seeking new evidence the House was bringing a half-baked case that would be thrown out in any other court of law.
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"To refuse the obligations of international leadership for the sake of some half-baked, spurious nationalism cooked up by people who would rather find scapegoats than solve problems is unpatriotic," he writes in his preface, a scolding he directs at no one in particular.
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McCain has waged it in public remarks since Trump's election, including a speech in Philadelphia last October, when he pushed back against the "half-baked, spurious nationalism" that was gripping too many Americans and lamented the abdication of America's moral leadership in the world.
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And while there were more women directing R-rated comedies in the '90s (like Betty Thomas's Private Parts or Tamra Davis's Half Baked), in recent years, that hasn't been the case outside of independent film (like Leslye Headland's excellent Bachelorette or Gillian Robespierre's Obvious Child).
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"The Tesla Network robotaxi plans seemed half baked, with the company appearing to either not have answers to or not even considered pretty basic question on the pricing, insurance liability, or regulatory and legal requirements," Cowen analyst Jeffrey Osborne said in a note to clients.
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Not as a half-baked smartwatch, with promised features that likely won't fill the place of a proper Apple Watch or Fitbit Versa, but for users who don't want or need that functionality and just want some fitness tracking beyond what their phones can already provide.
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The cast of characters includes noted rapper 50 Cent, whose last hit, "In Da Club," was released in 2003; and Ja Rule, who recently doubled down on the "brilliant idea" that was the half-baked Fyre Festival, for which he narrowly escaped facing a $100 million lawsuit.
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That MSNBC host Joy Reid is far from the first person to blame hackers for things going awry online.. And in the least surprising development of the week, the House Intelligence Committee's report on Russian interference in the 2016 election was more than a little half-baked.
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While the home state of Phish, Half-Baked ice cream, Goddard College, Heady Topper beer, dank views and the only state capital without a McDonald's seems like a natural fit for a legal and vibrant cannabis culture, the road to legalization has been far from easy.
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That deadline passed over the weekend, and this latest announcement suggests that half-baked plans, such as developing a lower-nicotine formula and attempting to roll out a bizarre, janky curriculum in schools to teach kids about the dangers of e-cigarettes, weren't enough in the end.
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It's easy to assume that this poor diction is just a way of fudging half-baked lyrics or poorly-written scripts, and it's certainly true that there are times when it's obvious rappers have found a lazy shortcut that means they don't have to really say anything.
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Nor is it hysteria to suggest that the team has struggled for form and rhythm since England's belated, half-baked winter break, or to believe that the visit of Bournemouth to Anfield on Saturday now looks considerably more arduous than it might have a month ago.
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"I think some people in the South have this half-baked form of Stockholm syndrome, where they're already so used to it they don't care to change it," argued Ahrens-Bryant, who says he also avoids the Zulu Mardi Gras parade due to the krewe's blackface tradition.
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Again, despite Star Trek's by then well-established profitability, networks were mysteriously reluctant to greenlight The Next Generation; NBC and ABC wouldn't order more than a pilot, while CBS and newcomer Fox each offered half-baked, partial commitments, like offering to try it as a miniseries first.
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But I'm pretty sure I speak for a lot of Americans in saying I find her intensely alienating, a know-it-all with a dozen half-baked plans for everyone and everything — all of which will fall apart when put to practice, as grandiose plans usually do.
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I'm scared because all presidents are only as good as the counsel they seek and the counselors who provide it, and Trump has burned through so many top advisers and so much good will that he operates with a hollowed-out staff of half-baked experience.
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And predictably, the anger they've elicited gave way to pure mockery, potshots replaced critique, and the realization that these pundits were almost always wrong, and were indeed cynically all but programmed to be so, took a back seat to how dopey and half-baked their work was.
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It pretty much continues on from there in a somewhat context-less, frantic muddle of declarations, autobiographical asides ("the slight and dreamy child that I was") and half-baked musings on the Other, as well as offering snippets of Jewish learning, some more showily recondite than others.
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But compared to his riff on "newly woke white people" or his questioning of Brian about Michael Jackson, Ansari's approach to the allegation against him felt a bit half-baked, like he wasn't quite ready to ask himself the kind of hard questions he asked the audience.
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At the dinner table, you can explore incipient doubts about your official commitments, grouse about your boss's tendency to hire from his alma mater, speculate about how many Botox injections your colleague in marketing has had, try out half-baked arguments, indulge your personal revulsions and enthusiasms.
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"Donald Trump's campaign is a clown car full of climate deniers that churns out half-baked ideas regularly, which explains why his advisers are pushing him to oppose the job-creating, life-saving Clean Power Plan," Sierra Club Political Director Khalid Pitts said in a Thursday broadside.
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But Trump spent a good deal of time acting as a Putin spokesperson in the American press: The eagerness to make excuses for Putin's conduct seemed linked, rhetorically, to a somewhat half-baked notion that under Trump the United States and Russia would enjoy warmer relations.
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Instagram is available on the web, but in a cut-down, half-baked form, so get the Android version loaded up on your Chromebook: you can import and upload files from just about anywhere, scroll through your feed, view the new Stories format, and so on and so on.
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Perry wore a sunflower dress during a Taiwanese show, a symbol representative of Taiwanese independence; Hadid posed with a Buddha cookie by squinting her eyes in mock yellowface on her sister's Instagram Stories — her Weibo apology was later derided by Chinese who felt that it was half-baked.
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Hakeem makes a half-baked plea to Laura, asserting that the melee inside the venue is under control, but the wedding is still off; Andre seems resigned to letting Rhonda go; and Lucious wasted little time in refocusing his attention on keeping Empire — and himself — safe from the law.
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Nothing stands as a greater indictment of our Democratic political establishment than the fact that some of its freshest faces think serious progress is made by distilling expeditionary warfare, its obvious ravages, and its hidden costs down to a half-baked, Adam Smith–style exercise in taxpayer burden-sharing.
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Of course, I'm not even getting into the mess of finer details that make de Blasio's plan half-baked at best: How big is a "major" company, what counts as "automation," and how is the decision over which jobs are lost because of automation versus other factors made?
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Rather than joining forces — and seeking an ally in John McCain, who the week before denounced Trump's "half-baked, spurious nationalism" — to issue some concrete demands, they hung around the Senate, and all three voted in the middle of the night for an important GOP leadership legislative priority.
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The Hill's 12:30 Report: McCain rips 'half-baked, spurious nationalism' | Trump fires back | Trump drug czar nominee withdraws | California bans pet stores from selling non-rescues | Melania's hurricane PSA | National Pasta Day Let's not name names here but let's see, what nationalists with power do we know....?
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MORE (R-Ariz.) warning about a "half-baked, spurious nationalism" that reminds him of conditions in the 1930s that preceded World War II. During his vital and historically important speech, Bush condemned a political discourse that sets a negative national tone and provides permission for cruelty and bigotry.
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He fumbled his way through what appeared to be a half-baked scheme to steal intellectual property from Google, apparently under the impression that telling people to delete his text messages would be enough to obscure the mile-wide forensic slime trail he left on his work and personal devices.
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Also: Calamitous. Irresponsible. Inexperienced. Unprepared. Undisciplined. Uninformed. Unimproved. Unpopular. Bumbling. Embarrassing. Flimsy. Flailing. Failing. Harmful. Hurtful. Hateful. Shortsighted. Half-baked. Irrelevant. Puny. Piddling. Paltry. Petty. Immature. Infantile. Impulsive. Trite. Tiresome. Stale. Superficial. Small. Meager. Impotent. Limp. Obstructive. Destructive. Damaging. Distracted. Despised. Backwards. Reckless. Bumbling. Bungling. Blind. Arrogant. Rude. Mean. Tacky.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)In what sounds like a half-baked movie script about corporate espionage, an FBI sting conducted in collaboration with a specialized glass maker (and watched from a gelato stand by a reporter from Bloomberg) led investigators to a meeting at a burger joint in Vegas during CES.
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The original film, directed by Justin Kerrigan, is about a group of friends on a drug-fueled club hopping weekend in Cardiff, and is cult classic in the UK. Think what the Welsh offspring of Half-Baked and Night at the Roxy would be like and you've got Human Traffic.
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Forstall led iOS efforts after Steve Jobs passed away in 2011, but the following year, he was caught in the middle of a massive controversy when Apple replaced the default mapping application in iOS, Google Maps, with its own homegrown solution that was buggy, half-baked, and even dangerous to use.
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Obama, who is increasingly taking aim at the Republican presidential front-runner, warned that Trump's threat to block money transfers across the border in order to force Mexico's hand is a "half-baked" strategy — designed primarily to energize conservative voters — that would prove logistically impossible, diplomatically harmful and economically ruinous.
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There was perhaps no one more adept at bridging the two increasingly estranged halves of the modern Republican Party: a base of white voters animated by fear and resentment, and an establishment class that used half-baked economic theories and paeans to individualism to line the pockets of the wealthy.
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"Not only does Wegmans offer ice cream in flavors like traditional chocolate, vanilla, and … chocolate chip cookie dough, they also have flavors like 'Cherry Licious' (a store-brand take on Ben & Jerry's 'Cherry Garcia'), 'Scrapin' the Bowl' (an alternative to Ben & Jerry's 'Half-Baked') and even S'mores," wrote Priya Dhond.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) warned about the spread of a "half-baked, spurious nationalism" that reminds him of the years that preceded the Second War War, and the destruction and dysfunction of a Senate that conducts itself without the mutual respect and comity the founders envisioned for the great deliberative body. Sen.
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The owner and head baker, Cheryl Low, was peddling her confections at farmer's markets around the city for years before finally landing her own brick-and-mortar spot in 2016, so its name is homage to the fact that a bakery of her own was always a "half-baked" idea.
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Neither, in his opinion, understood the threat of Russia nor the importance of US engagement in the Middle East, and when McCain took a stand against President Trump's health care reforms and disparaged any "half-baked, spurious nationalism," he re-emerged in the American imagination as a truly independent-minded senator.
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Rather, they had deceived themselves into seeing half-baked intelligence as affirming their desire for war, and then had sold this to the American people as their casus belli, when in fact it was secondary to their more high-minded and ideological mission that would have been too difficult to explain.
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Buried in the pages of Jon Morris's 2015 book The League of Regrettable Heroes: Half-Baked Heroes From Comic Book History, down among bizarre creations like Doctor Hormone, Fatman the Human Flying Saucer, and Kangaroo Man, is a superhero born out of a licensing deal between Marvel Comics and the National Football League.
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Wentworth, who starred in films like Office Space and Jerry McGuire and has written three humor books (her latest, Go Ask Ali: Half-Baked Advice and Free Lemonade is out on April 24) is a self-described WASP and a "fly-by-the-seat-of-your-pants" type, who loves a dirty joke.
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The drugstore is the first place you go when you need paper towels or you're running low on shampoo, and before you know it, the cold air of the freezer is tickling your hand as you reach in for a carton of Ben & Jerry's Half Baked, because Monday really kicked your ass.
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Just last week, elected officials and activists gathered in North Brooklyn to demand that the MTA and the city's Department of Transportation (DOT) come clean with details on a mitigation plan, as initial proposals have been half-baked at best, with almost a year and a half to go until the shutdown.
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"Things take time my friends they take a lot of time to create and GoT is the last place you're going to find half baked work so it's all about making sure they fill the frame with as much capacity as possible and making it as real and right as possible," he wrote.
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The hosts played a clip of him at the National Constitution Center recently blasting the Stephen Bannon agenda, in his words, "some half-baked, spurious nationalism cooked up by people who'd rather find scapegoats than solve problems" -- not taking the moment to consider that scapegoating is a favorite tactic of liberal identity politics.
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So what do pizza, a McDonald's Happy Meal, Doritos, Hostess Donettes, Little Debbie Zebra Cakes, Lucky Charms, Ben & Jerry's Half Baked, Taco Bell, Hershey's chocolate, sleeping with makeup on, soda, sickeningly sweet flavored vodka, makeup brushes that may or may not need to be washed, and sleep deprivation all have in common?
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But Miller's immigration stance wasn't the only thing with a hard line in that TV appearance: Seriously guys, as Progressives we should not be making fun of Stephen Miller for his spray-on hair, we should be making fun of Stephen Miller for his half-baked Nazi policies AND his spray-on hair pic.twitter.
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Vizio only manages to check off three of them; you'll have to open HBO and YouTube on your phone to run them on the TV. That's unfortunate, and Vizio's half-baked approach can actually trigger a feeling of frustration when you have to turn to Chromecast — one of the set's best features — to watch something.
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Singal is still published at New York magazine, and a book in which he will tell, in the words of Publishers Marketplace, "stories of half-baked psychology—from the implicit association test to recent work on gender identity and many others" was sold to Farrar, Strauss and Giroux for a reported mid-six figures.
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LG sort of half-baked its G5 and now Lenovo (it's still weird not saying Motorola, since the branding is being phased out) is giving it a go with the Moto Z and Moto Z Force, two phones that are compelling on their own even without the "Moto Mods" modules that attach to them.
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The memories she unearthed while writing those pieces prompted her to divert her energies to children's fiction, starting with "The Story of the Treasure Seekers," about the flawed but daring Bastable children, Dora, Oswald, Dicky, Alice, Noël and H. O. (Horace Octavius), who attempt to restore their family's sagging fortunes through half-baked moneymaking schemes.
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The Senator gets the most mileage when she brings her fight not to caricatures of billionaires in wine caves but to the real people in the room with her -- whether businessmen or bureaucrats -- who have failed to fulfill the responsibilities of public service or whose plans for the country are half-baked or ill-conceived.
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Siri is also always listening, too, and can be activated anytime through a "Hey, Siri" command on newer iPhones (although the feature, like much of Siri these days, feels largely half-baked.) Assistant: Google is making a big play here with Assistant, but it's fighting an uphill battle here with the inherent limitations Apple has on iOS.
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Adding to Ben & Jerry's already robust line of non-dairy flavors, the new vegan options are also made from almond milk and are available in Peanut Butter Half Baked (chocolate and peanut butter ice cream with brownie and peanut butter cookie dough bits), and Cinnamon Buns (cinnamon ice cream with cinnamon dough bits and streusel swirl).
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TATBILB (as fans are calling it) is in direct dialogue with the the pastel suburban oeuvre of John Hughes—the characters watch Sixteen Candles mid-film—but it also subverts the Hughesian gaze, which was, at heart, white and moneyed, where ethnicity and eccentricity were at best, half-baked cantilevers for the main storyline, and at worst, offensive punchlines.
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The Good Super bright screen • Top-notching fitness-tracking modes • Days and days of battery life • Really comfy on wrist The Bad Half-baked smartwatch features • Managing music is a nightmare • Very big if you have small wrists The Bottom Line The Fitbit Ionic is the most connected and advanced Fitbit yet, but it's an average smartwatch.
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Yet while Trump may be typically floundering to come up with even a half-baked policy to achieve his goals, data show that the long-term decline in U.S. coal production was reversed slightly in 2017 (mainly because of increased exports) and the trend is predicted to stay basically flat over the next couple of years.
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A half-baked trade rumor, a story about a scuffle, a scrap of trash talk, all of it leads the imagination on a leash, takes the mind to a place where you can romp around in truths, half truths, and fictions of the game—a palace of wondering what did, what will, or what could happen somewhere.
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Then one day I was sifting through said Notes app (which is really just a bunch of half-baked theme ideas and things I want to add to my word list) and thought some more about it, eventually arriving at the idea of repurposing the hyphen from the line break as part of the crossing downs.
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But David Bannerman, a Conservative legislator and avid supporter of leaving the bloc, described Mr. Corbyn's proposal in a Twitter post as "a 'dog's Breakfast Brexit' — a half baked shambles: hurts the poor through keeping EU tariffs, betrays Labour voters on immigration controls & abandons the world for the EU, despite 90% future growth coming from outside Europe."
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As Manohla Dargis wrote in her Times review, the movie can feel like "a succession of music videos linked with backstage filler," but beyond the half-baked romantic plotlines that pull Ali offstage, "there's a suggestion of a more interesting movie in the rapturous look on Ali's face" when she watches other women perform at the club.
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Hung's original concept stemmed from what she described as "a half-baked idea" to exhibit and publish all of her friends' works, so that they could stay in the country, but the rise of xenophobia in recent months, following the election of Donald Trump as president, heightened her desire to bring their voices to the forefront.
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A Way Out might be perfectly suited to its time: There's never been a better time for a game to wallow in its half-baked contrivances and unconvincing version of reality, because it's never been easier to share that with friends and peers and marvel at all the ways a game can make the familiar seem magical and absurd.
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The effect of this blizzard of untruths and half-baked assertions is two-fold: It allows Trump to appeal to different audiences (depending on what they choose to believe, Trump has words that appeal to both ultra-hawks and ultra-doves), and it also creates a post-truth world where Trump's assertion of the moment is the only thing that counts.
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"Huge gaffe on New Year's Eve," The actor and stand-up comedian rose to the national spotlight in the late 1990s after starring in movies like "Half Baked" and "You've Got Mail," but he is most known for his comedy sketch show, "Chappelle's Show," which ran from 2003-2006 on Comedy Central and tackled issues ranging from racism to politics.
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Playlist: "One Hundred Years" / "The Hanging Garden" / "Cold" / "Shake Dog Shake" / "Give Me It" / "The Top" / "The Kiss" / "If Only Tonight We Could Sleep" / "The Snakepit" / "Like Cockatoos" Spotify | Apple Music As noted above, The Cure has a lot of singles and EPs, and while those kinds of releases can often be havens for half-baked throwaways, that's not the case here.
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Its very existence serves as proof that TV is more than willing to take wild swings on ideas that barely rise to the level of "half-baked," and there were several moments per episode when I could feel myself falling under the sway of whatever kooky dream Marling and Batmanglij had cooked up for me, only to be pulled out.
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From what I saw, every episode of the HBO show has roughly the same formula: Vince (Adrian Grenier) — who we're meant to believe is a great actor — is facing some kind of movie star setback, and E (Kevin Connolly) and Ari (Jeremy Piven) try to fix it while Turtle (Jerry Ferrara) and Johnny Drama (Kevin Dillon) cook up some half-baked plan for sex or fame.
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The language surrounding the announcement sounds like it's lifted from a half-baked VC pitch deck ("You can fix existing cities, which a lot of people are doing, or you can reimagine them from a blank state," says Adora Cheung, who will head up the project with Y Combinator president Sam Altman) and details about the project's curriculum are scant (Cheung says "it's all TBD").
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Reflecting on his decades-long political history, McCain warned that to "fear" the world the US has led for the better part of a century, "abandon the ideals we have advanced around the globe" and "refuse the obligations of international leadership ... for the sake of some half-baked, spurious nationalism cooked up by people who would rather find scapegoats than solve problems" is unpatriotic.
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I bobbed along with the pumped-up crowd, up and over the gridlock (motorcycle crash), collecting fliers written in Mandarin, passing smiling food vendors, and burnishing my half-baked thinkpiece—"CES gets compared to a carnival, but CES Asia really feels like one"—and we finally arrived at the entrance to the Shanghai New International Exposition Center, marked by a slightly dystopian-looking banner.
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It's that it's so mind-bogglingly atrocious, so far removed from any modern conceptions of taste, that it grows into this fascinating and hilarious slog where each new half-baked idea, offensive cliché, and ill-advised Beavis and Butthead skit brings it to deeper and deeper lows, such that by the end, you could make a convincing argument that it's the worst album of all time.
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The idea -- and it's a half-baked one at that -- is for these covert soldiers to sneak into Mexico and, as retaliation, trigger a war among the drug cartels, who are blamed for transporting terrorists into the U.S. Rather than kill the leaders, though, they seize upon kidnapping a narco's 12-year-old daughter, Isabela (Isabela Moner), pinning the provocative act on one of his rivals.
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In just a few weeks in office he has managed to petrify and enrage the world, obsessing over how many people were at his inauguration, hanging onto a ridiculous voter fraud conspiracy theory, repeatedly lying, threatening foreign leaders, signing ill-thought out executive orders, using his POTUS Twitter account to carry out personal vendettas, ordering Navy Seals to carry out a half-baked raid.
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Even more bizarre, this story, which attempts to throw in half-baked moral ambiguity, also tries to insert major plot ties to the original Modern Warfare trilogy, a bit of fan service that seems entirely at odds with a game that also thinks it has real, hard truths to impart about how awful war is and how much civilians suffer when the fighting starts.
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In the podcast's very early days, the hosts suggested that people needed to hear murder stories because it might help them to stay on alert and avoid getting murdered themselves, but that always felt like a half-baked idea (in the book, Kilgariff compares the approach to Hints From Heloise), and, anyway, they mostly abandoned it when listeners pointed out that it smacked of victim-blaming.
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" Yet nearly 10 years later to the day, with the unapologetic proposal of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's wall looming, Obama's mocking advice to America was "Good luck with that!" and called the plan "half-baked.
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As Pete Buttigieg's half-baked plan demonstrated, these compromise proposals have not done a lot of work to show that there would be no more gaps where people lose coverage, that the public option would definitely be affordable—Washington state's public option premiums will be just five percent lower than the private market—and that there will be no stratification of care, where people with private coverage get better care than people with public coverage.
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Although only available inside Scoop Shop locations nationwide, these ice cream creations offer an exclusive pull to make the in-store visit well worth it: options to upgrade your favorite new flavor into a Half Baked Sundae (scoops with gobs of brownie and cookie dough), Chocolate Dipped Waffle Cone (two scoops in a choco-dipped waffle cone topped with cookie dough), and Put A Dough Pop on It (two scoops with a choco-dipped cookie dough pop).
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If some enterprise solutions pitchman or government contractor can sell the top brass on the idea that a half-baked bit of automation will save it some money, the cashier, clerk, call center employee might be replaced by ill-functioning machinery, or see their hours cut to make space for it, the users will be made to suffer through garbage interfaces that waste hours of their day or make them want to hellscream into the receiver—and no one wins.
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He dismissed Trump's proposal to force Mexico to pay for a multibillion-dollar border wall by cutting off immigrants' ability to send money back to their home country as a "half-baked" strategy that would ruin Mexico's economy and lead to a new wave of illegal immigration to the U.S. In a recent press conference, Obama called Trump's proposal to allow Japan and South Korea to obtain nuclear weapons an example of the GOP front-runner's lack of foreign policy knowledge.
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It's also going to be the first real test for 5G networks in the US, one that could help establish the networking standard as the true next-generation technology that companies have spent years hyping it up to be — or it'll shine a spotlight on the half-baked mess of competing standards, technologies, and strategies that currently makes up the 5G market in the US. All three rumored S20 phones — the regular, the Plus, and the Ultra — are expected to support 5G.
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The director of "Rogue One," Gareth Edwards, has stepped into a mythopoetic stew so half-baked and overcooked, a morass of pre-instantly overanalyzed implications of such shuddering impact to the series' fundamentalists, that he lumbers through, seemingly stunned or constrained or cautious to the vanishing point of passivity, and lets neither the characters nor the formidable cast of actors nor even the special effects, of which he has previously proved himself to be a master, come anywhere close to life.
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Without mentioning Trump by name, McCain said: "To fear the world we have organized and led for three-quarters of a century, to abandon the ideals we have advanced around the globe, to refuse the obligations of international leadership and our duty to remain 'the last best hope of earth' for the sake of some half-baked, spurious nationalism cooked up by people who would rather find scapegoats than solve problems is as unpatriotic as an attachment to any other tired dogma of the past that Americans consigned to the ash heap of history. "
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"To fear the world we have organized and led for three-quarters of a century, to abandon the ideals we have advanced around the globe, to refuse the obligations of international leadership and our duty to remain 'the last best hope of earth' for the sake of some half-baked, spurious nationalism cooked up by people who would rather find scapegoats than solve problems is as unpatriotic as an attachment to any other tired dogma of the past that Americans consigned to the ash heap of history," he said.
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"To fear the world we have organized and led for three-quarters of a century, to abandon the ideals we have advanced around the globe, to refuse the obligations of international leadership and our duty to remain 'the last best hope of earth' for the sake of some half-baked, spurious nationalism cooked up by people who would rather find scapegoats than solve problems is as unpatriotic as an attachment to any other tired dogma of the past that Americans consigned to the ash heap of history," McCain said in the speech.
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"To fear the world we have organized and led for three-quarters of a century, to abandon the ideals we have advanced around the globe, to refuse the obligations of international leadership and our duty to remain 'the last best hope of earth' for the sake of some half-baked, spurious nationalism cooked up by people who would rather find scapegoats than solve problems is as unpatriotic as an attachment to any other tired dogma of the past that Americans consigned to the ash heap of history," McCain said then.
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"To fear the world we have organized and led for three-quarters of a century, to abandon the ideals we have advanced around the globe, to refuse the obligations of international leadership and our duty to remain 'the last best hope of earth' for the sake of some half-baked, spurious nationalism cooked up by people who would rather find scapegoats than solve problems is as unpatriotic as an attachment to any other tired dogma of the past that Americans consigned to the ash heap of history," McCain said after receiving the National Constitution Center's Liberty Medal.
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On Monday, Senator John McCain, awarded the Liberty Medal by the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia, challenged Trump on this score: To fear the world we have organized and led for three-quarters of a century, to abandon the ideals we have advanced around the globe, to refuse the obligations of international leadership and our duty to remain "the last best hope of earth" for the sake of some half-baked, spurious nationalism cooked up by people who would rather find scapegoats than solve problems is as unpatriotic as an attachment to any other tired dogma of the past that Americans consigned to the ash heap of history.
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