But as far as hobbies (or more-than hobbies) go, it can become really expensive.
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Use hobbies to your advantage Not all hobbies deserve a place on your resume, but some do.
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Use your hobbies as inspirationRobert Wray, currently the founder of ecommerce company Whitebox, advised that aspiring business owners dive into their hobbies for inspiration.
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As hobbies go -- it beats hanging out in trees.
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Candidates can do this by listing their interests and hobbies.
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The latter two hobbies require a particular level of bravery.
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So how does it compare to other rich people hobbies?
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A voice over then stated: "your childhood hobbies are back".
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"I like golf," he said, when asked for his hobbies.
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Her Facebook page suggested her hobbies also included rock climbing.
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A lover of couches and blankets, Brian had many hobbies.
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Like I said before, PC gaming is two separate hobbies.
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We've cultivated hobbies and become knowledgeable about our specific interests.
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They both feel like hobbies to me more than work.
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It caused me to neglect my schoolwork, relationships, and hobbies.
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His hobbies are sleeping and eating grapes, just like me.
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People join based on shared traits, hobbies and so on.
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A lot of my hobbies had gone out the window.
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There can be few hobbies that are so absorbing, and
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Her hobbies now include hiking, spinning classes, feeding the homeless.
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Do you have any strange hobbies that nobody knows about?
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" And I'd hear myself say, "Do you have any hobbies?
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" Dana said, "He didn't have hobbies, he wasn't into sports.
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Prices for entertainment and hobbies also cover a wide range.
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Instead, try asking questions about a person's interests and hobbies.
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Some spend their parents' money on college tuition and hobbies.
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I have no hobbies, I don't garden, I hate travel.
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Why were many job candidates listing "anthropomorphism" under their hobbies?
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And then it became a pleasure like all hobbies are.
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JOBS AND HOBBIES Signing beautiful young women to movie contracts.
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Strengthen your brain and enjoy yourself with these seven hobbies.
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HOBBIES I have a lot of plants; it's my jungle.
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"I have many, many hobbies, and interests," she tells PEOPLE.
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Now you'll have more time to... tend to your hobbies.
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He has no real hobbies; he exists to play football.
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I eliminated all hobbies that cannot be easily carried across borders.
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But, hobbies are way more enjoyable when you can afford them.
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These are guys with jobs, hobbies, social lives, cachet, influence, power.
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Trump mentioned his hobbies — hunting, shooting, and fishing — a few times.
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They kept talking about how they had no skills, no hobbies.
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I was perfectly comfortable having my own job, hobbies and friends.
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The two even had a friendly competition in their new hobbies.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTube / InsecthausTVDo you have hobbies?
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Hopefully, you'll also have time to explore other hobbies and skills.
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Having hobbies sort of forces you to do that, she says.
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We stretch the truth about our hobbies to sound more interesting.
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Write about unique hobbies or personal goals that you recently achieved.
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Like Ray, Mike collected hobbies on a farm in rural Wisconsin.
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Some of us have hobbies like bird watching or book club.
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Action's lyrics are a reflection of his hobbies—not what's popular.
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Rarely do you see a photo, hobbies, personalities traits, and quirks.
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Computer programming was one of her hobbies, like knitting and sewing.
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I imagine them scrutinizing my body, my voice, even my hobbies.
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She can barely cook for herself, let alone pursue other hobbies.
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Eventually, the digital revolution comes for everything, even our nostalgic hobbies.
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The topics include hobbies, political affinity, religion and everything in between.
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" You can also indicate your hobbies, like "Bowling" and "Art galleries.
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At one visit to our clinic, I asked about her hobbies.
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He spends a lot of money on himself and his hobbies.
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He has absolutely no hobbies and has a difficult time walking.
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Taking small, measured steps in developing habits, and hobbies, is critical.
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Have you picked up any hobbies that you were surprised at?
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Make time for hobbies Your old hobbies may seem like frivolous wastes of time in this dark new world we're entering, but doing something creative or calming can have a huge effect on your state of mind.
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But early retirees in Kentucky may need to develop some personal hobbies.
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Consumers also continued to cut back on spending on sports and hobbies.
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She never asks about my job, I never ask about her hobbies.
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But I still have artistic ambitions and hobbies and passions to pursue.
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Being around people with similar hobbies will help you toward your goals.
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Other popular interests, passions and hobbies among billionaires include aviation and politics.
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"A lover of couches and blankets, Brian had many hobbies," DiBella wrote.
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One of their hobbies: making TV shows in the on-site studio.
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Blaming others is one of Trump's favorite hobbies -- after tweeting, of course.
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It looks like President Obama has picked up a few new hobbies.
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According to Carol Kauffman of Harvard Medical School, one answer is hobbies.
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Whenever guys learn about her geeky hobbies, like games, she gets dumped.
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This leads her to keep her hobbies secret, especially from co-workers.
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And that goes for any of my hobbies or areas of expertise.
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Our hobbies shift, our personalities evolve, our dreams change, our values differ.
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That means travel and hobbies instead of fancy cars and big homes.
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There are 31 different categories like jobs, cars, gastronomy, health and hobbies.
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His hobbies include motorcycle riding, football, hunting, target shooting, and playing guitar.
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So no sorcery, or hidden talents, or acquired hobbies had been revealed.
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I've enriched myself with strong spiritual practices, hobbies, and familial/personal relationships.
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Kardashian named skydiving, skiing, and partying and some of her favorite hobbies.
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After playing sports or engaging in hobbies, people report improvements in mood.
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Christian: I always joke that it's because I don't have any hobbies.
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Friends say he had no hobbies or interests outside the stock market.
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However, be prepared to pick up some hobbies in your Golden Years.
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Brin also spends his money on a variety of thrill-seeking hobbies.
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She encourages people to follow their career passions in hobbies or meetups.
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There are other hobbies out there, there are other books out there.
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"I'm not a guy who has a lot of hobbies," Marshall said.
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Or she drinks and listens to music, one of her favorite hobbies.
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Competition is one facet of these 'hobbies' of the technological billionaire elite.
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We also see him meditating, one of his hobbies in the comics.
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Draw from your hobbies when deciding what business to get involved with.
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Goals and hobbies can act as a motivational tool during uncertain times.
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He had few hobbies — come to think of it, only one: fishing.
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Or to pursue many different interests, hobbies and careers over a lifetime?
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I asked each person questions about their work, their family, hobbies, etc.
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The topics tend to be mostly innocuous: hobbies, pets or wine recommendations.
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You can pick up new hobbies and practice them while calling friends.
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As an artist I'm confused about many things"; "I have 12 hobbies!
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One of Rufus's favorite hobbies is barking at planes in the sky.
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Volunteer, join an industry association, attend lectures, follow your passions and hobbies.
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Skip the boring question, "What are your hobbies?" and ask this instead.
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It then occurred to me that many senators likely have interesting hobbies.
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The dogs&apos hobbies include napping, face licking, and riding in cars.
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Solo travel, education, hobbies, and I nest better than most avian species.
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Some people say hobbies are a form of meditation, and they're right.
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These hobbies teach new skills and become a source of dignified income.
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Patients chat about their jobs, hobbies, families, and kids while they wait.
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My hobbies are to travel and to eat at the best restaurants.
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Try finding out about hobbies they enjoy or asking about books they're reading.
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Other forms give an insight into particular hobbies and interests of Ukraine's elite.
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I laughed with friends, which, as previously mentioned, is one of my hobbies.
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List your hobbies, your favorite movies, or your names for your future pets.
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Children eventually grow up to be people with their own tastes and hobbies.
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The couple agreed on nearly everything: parenting, traveling as a family, even hobbies.
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Cost: Free Of course, every couple needs time apart to cultivate individual hobbies.
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They talked about their hobbies and shared stories and photos of their families.
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Her children were described as active and curious with various interests and hobbies.
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Studies shows that people with hobbies are less stressed, happier, and more creative.
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No one is forcing these luminary scientists to get involved in artistic hobbies.
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Courses will have to be accredited, to avoid people using credits for hobbies.
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The interests and hobbies you've listed on your profile play a part too.
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There are advantages to finding hobbies that don't depend on exhaustion and obsession.
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Things like watching movies, watching TV, and listening to music are all hobbies.
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Ever tried yelling "HAVE ANY HOBBIES?" across a table at a total stranger?
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"Gerald really doesn't have any hobbies," his wife says to introduce the video.
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Some investors are turning their hobbies or interests into potentially lucrative investment vehicles.
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Do they encourage me as I explore my hobbies and meet new friends?
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"Don't you hate how everyone calls their hobbies their jobs now?" she rails.
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She engaged with Periscope followers, who asked about her life and her hobbies.
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"And the new buttons offer a challenge that doesn't exist in other hobbies."
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Vicki relished being a political reporter, but she had many hobbies and interests.
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Standing off to the side, she displayed one of her own hobbies: clogging.
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Wang Chengzhi has picked up playing the erhu as one of his hobbies.
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And her hobbies are a bit brainier than binging Netflix and shoe-shopping.
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I've discovered new hobbies like baking and crossword puzzles and riding my bike.
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Dustin shows discomfort at moving beyond the asexual comfort of pre-adolescent hobbies.
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And he said he disliked the hobbies of some of Mr. Trump's children.
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Hobbies, then, could be a way of training your brain to be creative.
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Armstrong's creative hobbies outside writing were less easily wrangled for posterity or publication.
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They all know I am involved with volunteering and what my hobbies are.
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Joe Jurado I try to learn new things, set goals and develop hobbies.
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I've learned about their pets, kids, hobbies, and ways of coping with stress.
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I did not have any hobbies because I was not great at them.
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Its subsequent products will focus on other household needs, hobbies, and so on.
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Hobbies, let me remind you, are supposed to be something different from work.
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While Peter was off with his hobbies, Catherine was working the imperial court.
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Plus, research shows that taking up hobbies can be good for your career.
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Beyond dates, the cast share hobbies, career advice and a ton of food.
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Here is a list of seven hobbies that make you smarter and why.
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He&aposs also picked up some — admittedly solitary — hobbies to fill his time.
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One secret to maintaining a happy marriage is to have your own hobbies.
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Cayla is a blond, bright-eyed doll that chatters about horses and hobbies.
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The Hobbies of Capitol Hill Senators, unlike celebrities, actually are just like us.
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But like most hobbies, prepping is largely about collecting shiny and expensive gear.
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Hobbies are, by definition, things we do for the sheer pleasure of it.
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Compared to other CEOs, Buffett doesn't spend a whole lot on his hobbies.
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Maybe you've heard the one where your hobbies determine the risk you're comfortable taking?
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One of Duke's new hobbies is eating fresh produce from the garden (see below).
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I thought, I should be mad at myself because I didn't have any hobbies.
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Words matter One of Trump's favorite hobbies is urging distrust of the mainstream media.
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One of Plaintiff's favorite personal hobbies is using social media to build social relations.
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They can infer where you live, the hobbies you have, and your political persuasion.
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Stone has coped, she says, by channeling her anxiety into hobbies such as baking.
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Americans also spent more on sports and hobbies but cut back on eating out.
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Almost 22% had given up "hobbies/habits" in order to buy their dream home.
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AVIATION geeks have few more enjoyable hobbies than speculating which airlines will merge next.
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The biographical website Who's Who lists "collecting ceramics" and "fridge magnets" among her hobbies.
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But Al has its own hobbies too, including the mind-whirling game of poker.
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Don't let the crowns and makeup fool you: one of Rodriguez's hobbies is shooting.
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For some, it means having the financial freedom to spend extravagantly on their hobbies.
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He'll ask patients questions about their passions, their hobbies, about what leaves them smiling.
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There's difference between working on your hobbies and working to make financial ends meet.
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We've all got hobbies that we probably spend too much time and money on.
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He volunteers at the Lake Chapala Society, which helps expatriates find friends and hobbies.
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They may have hobbies and interests outside work, but the word "outside" is key.
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Compared to his other hobbies, Donald Trump's campaign seems like a rather small concern.
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His videos reflect the work of a guy with a diverse set of hobbies.
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Plus-size people enjoy the same activities and hobbies that straight-size people do!
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He eventually took lessons for several years until other hobbies took over his time.
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I grew into other interests, like girls, and my hobbies of rollercoasters and travel.
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You mentioned you go for arty girls—are shared hobbies and interests a thing?
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Then Harlo casually mentions that one of his hobbies is fucking Anya, his sister.
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During Charlotte's lifetime, his hobbies exist only to please, feed, educate, and assist her.
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Holmes says it's important to emphasize the hobbies and traits that make you unique.
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Together, they will show girls that STEM overlaps with hobbies like soccer and fashion.
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He drives a Tesla and said one of his hobbies was making vegetable drinks.
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You'll pick back up Hobbies A and B again soon, though, "when there's time."
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One of my favorite hobbies when my family lived in Chicago was ballroom dance.
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Divide your day up into work (if home working) rest, exercise, meals, hobbies, etc.
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Yet she'd been filling her weekends with canning and preserving, hobbies she pursued diligently.
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According to her NASA bio, her hobbies include weightlifting, biking, basketball and water skiing.
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Thanks to his wife's musical profession, Eberle has nurtured hobbies away from the game.
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See 7 Hobbies You Can Use to Make Extra Cash for more ideas here.
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There is also a fifth bedroom and a space used for hobbies and laundry.
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Fukunaga's immersive tendencies extend to his hobbies, of which he has a shocking number.
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Student Opinion Have extracurriculars and hobbies gotten so competitive they're just not fun anymore?
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For the rest of us, there is aspirin, alcohol, religion, hobbies, work, love, friendship.
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By age 8 or 9, many children begin to announce their hobbies and passions.
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I wish you had suggested that this man develop some group-centered hobbies, however.
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Seth said he didn't think he had any hobbies either, though he wanted one.
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Collecting the wedgie jean in every wash has become one of our favorite hobbies.
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They evolved into multidimensional beings, real people with families and jobs, hobbies and dreams.
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I didn't want to drop my hobbies, or compact our family into an apartment.
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David Brooks thinks Hillary should talk more about her hobbies to seem more human.
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But just because hobbies are fun, doesn't mean they don't have other benefits too.
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The remaining 30% can go toward discretionary spending, including your hobbies and other fun expenses.
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Meanwhile, they can then spend all that extra free time on hobbies and passion projects.
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And some have even found a way to turn their hobbies into wildly lucrative careers.
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Her life was a barren one, she said, devoid of friends, hobbies or a job.
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So these three hobbies of mine somehow led me to meeting my partner, Ja Rule.
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Both those things were my hobbies, and those two things morphed into my super hobby.
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There are about eight people from all over the city with interesting jobs and hobbies.
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It would be rude to dismiss each others' hobbies simply because the other doesn't understand.
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It's also common for people in relationships to adopt each other's attitudes, behaviors, and hobbies.
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The press reported on her every move: her weight, her earnings, her pets, her hobbies.
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Consumers also spent more at restaurants and bars and splurged on sporting goods and hobbies.
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You could be asked about your strengths and weaknesses, your career goals, even your hobbies.
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There's nothing wrong with having fun and having hobbies, but it's gotta be in context.
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January is rolling along and a lot of people are looking for some fresh hobbies.
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And today he can add something else to his list of impressive hobbies: making music.
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Clinton lacks the hobbies and diversions through which we have come to know male candidates.
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Enjoying reasonable hours at the office along with adequate time for relationships and your hobbies.
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But imagine how relaxed you'd be doing both of those hobbies at the same time.
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Time to hang out with the boys, time to have hobbies and actually do them.
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But Carter also wants to see if the person has listed other passions and hobbies.
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Even now, hunting and salmon fishing are not hobbies but subsistence for thousands of Alaskans.
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Others start businesses or find ways to monetize their hobbies to stay engaged and active.
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Have your own friends and your own hobbies and your own lives outside of work.
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"These are not Play-Doh or macaroni art type hobbies, they're highly skilled," he said.
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These were always just hobbies of mine until around the time that I turned 30.
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Spend your money to free up time for family, friends or meaningful hobbies and activities.
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Their kitchens, their exercise equipment, their hobbies — their lives — were in cinders at our feet.
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The things you do with your life are mostly chosen: your job, spouse and hobbies.
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She is expected to pause her life, hobbies, and work to care for a child.
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I made him quit some hobbies, at least until our daughter was a little older.
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One of the things I like to do is I try various kinds of hobbies.
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A notorious workaholic, Musk doesn&apost spend his money on lavish vacations or expensive hobbies.
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Americans also cut back on spending at restaurants and bars, as well as on hobbies.
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Powerful internet is essential for our favorite online hobbies – most notably gaming and binge-watching.
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Before I adopted my pet, all my hobbies held out the promise of self-improvement.
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When we start to commodify our hobbies, it brings "deadlines, demands, and accommodation," she says.
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Finding hobbies that can get us away from the computer monitor should be a priority.
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Same goes for the hobbies candidates engage in from time to time on the campaign trail.
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The hobbies you do outside of work should always be rooted in what you're passionate about.
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They exercise together, work together, party together, and fish together—which is one of their hobbies.
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Do a little homework and find the sites that will tap into your interests and hobbies.
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As a teenager, one of his unusual hobbies was picking locks with paper clips and hairpins.
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Thank you for showing me that I don't need to turn all my hobbies into careers.
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We're not here to judge you on what your hobbies are or what you care about.
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They learn about stuff relevant to their families, jobs, and hobbies, and not much beyond that.
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If you do, perhaps you have entries for travel or even specific entries for your hobbies.
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He lists his music influences, hobbies and talents -- with a special shout-out to his pops.
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According to her page on the family's website, her hobbies include horse riding, hockey and singing.
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You can search for someone who lives in the same area, or has the same hobbies.
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For men the most popular hobbies, according to Tapple, are drinking, staying at home and music.
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My boyfriend also knows about every furniture designer out there; it's just one of his hobbies.
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Hobbies, Kauffman says, can enhance your creativity, help you think more clearly and sharpen your focus.
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" He continued: "They have careers, they have hobbies, they have families, they're entrepreneurial – they're all people.
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The worst date I went on was with someone who literally had no hobbies or interests.
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He told his parents details about the man including his appearance, hobbies, and how he died.
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This could stigmatize many highly engaged people for whom gaming is one of their main hobbies.
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And they're also just as likely to enjoy the same hobbies and pastimes as other Americans.
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But Americans spent more on sporting goods and hobbies, as well as on electronics and appliances.
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The 10 most common hobbies among the richest people in world, from aviation to real estate
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When shopping around, try to think outside the box and consider their hobbies: Do they travel?
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That's why he reads resumes bottom-up, looking first at a candidate's hobbies and volunteer experience.
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But Abrahamson didn't have any hobbies that used those tools, his family and friend told police.
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He has no time for hobbies, romance or even a meal or a drink with friends.
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Bloomington, Indiana (CNN)When it comes to hobbies, Josh Russell concedes he gets a little obsessive.
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Expect to be very busy connecting with people and exploring new hobbies as Mars enters Virgo.
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Last month the company bought Meetup, which orchestrates gatherings of people with similar hobbies and interests.
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But giving comes second to business among the passions, interests and hobbies of the world's wealthiest.
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Years ago, I was at a fictional party and caught wind of a chat about hobbies.
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Pastime Paradise Finally, two books by authors with outsized literary personas align with your father's hobbies.
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Her hobbies included mall walking and going to Taco Bell with her best friend and gossiping.
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Pinners, as users are known, create collagelike mood boards on topics like food, events and hobbies.
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"I have no hobbies, no degrees; belong to no party, club or association," he once said.
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Meanwhile, he says his son Ben, is also keeping busy with several hobbies of his own.
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People would engage in real hobbies, group board games, social interaction for real, with human contact.
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The irony of all this is that hobbies do make you more productive, in a way.
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There are many foods, sayings, weather patterns, and hobbies that are only found in the Midwest.
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That includes things like praying, socializing, maintaining close relationships, exercising, having hobbies, and volunteering, wrote Teh.
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A lot of the most popular titles aim to establish themselves in our lives as hobbies.
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Many young people report having lost the ability to enjoy free time; they have fewer hobbies.
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We have a wonderful life with fulfilling jobs, a great circle of friends and shared hobbies.
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Instead of rushing, I looked for free hobbies and clubs on campus to connect with people.
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Bynes explained focusing on school and other hobbies have been good for her health and motivation.
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"Soft" approaches focus on community-driven rehabilitation, including moral counselling from elders, developing hobbies, and mentoring.
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Challenging leisure activities — such as hobbies — improve mental and physical wellbeing, foster learning, and build communities.
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But the list also includes precise details about some individuals, including their residences, hobbies and occupations.
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We moved to another city, got new jobs, found new hobbies and planned for more trips.
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Instead, talk about where you're from, shared interests, hobbies and sports, and ask them questions, too.
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The internet began as a hodgepodge of government-funded academic research projects and side-hustle hobbies.
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Dave had nerdy hobbies like pinball and his taste in music and movies teetered on inspiring.
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The actress keeps busy outside of filming with interesting hobbies, but rapping may be her next calling.
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For example, why are they on this particular website, what interests and hobbies might they have, etc.
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Many deaths happened deep in the backcountry, and were hunting- or fishing-related — hobbies dominated by men.
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And maybe that's fine—even, potentially, helpful—when advertisers are dividing people by shopping habits, or hobbies.
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The website gives interested parties a look at who Gebhart is, what he does, and his hobbies.
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Social networks such as Facebook have made it easier for people with niche hobbies to meet up.
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I hung out and had a good time with friends, which is one of my favorite hobbies.
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Where do I — my likes and dislikes, my hobbies, my habits — end, and my mental illness begins?
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It's universally considered the go-to activity for dicks, or people too buff to have better hobbies.
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"He touched the lives of so many through his family, friends, work, and hobbies," his family wrote.
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And I've been working in the music industry forever while doing some freelancing on the side. Hobbies?
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"I kept trying other hobbies, desperately searching for something I could devote my life to," he says.
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Photo: Justin Sullivan/Getty ImagesEnigmatic entrepreneur Elon Musk has no shortage of hobbies: sometimes, he makes cars.
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In other words, even low-movement hobbies like knitting, crafting, and guitar are correlated with better health.
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There's a bizarre "App Toolbox", for instance, with suggested apps for "rugged" hobbies like fishing and construction.
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He lists his hobbies as "kicking in doors," which seems like as good a pastime as any.
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They'll have their separate hobbies and friends, but, they'll come together at the end of the day.
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Many of these interests look a lot like Pages you would ordinarily follow — celebrities, hobbies, brands, etc.
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Playing for RFC and watching Barcelona highlights are his only hobbies; Luis Suarez is his favorite player.
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Fun hobbies of the super rich: Spouting platitudes about the way your flawless manicure makes you feel.
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The tiny arms on BT's back were originally put in place because of one of Anderson's hobbies.
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I think all of us definitely have music at the very forefront of our hobbies and goals.
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I've already traded TV and internet binges for long conversations and productive hobbies like embroidery and woodworking.
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Consider the relationships you want, stick with your hobbies, and begin investing as soon as you can.
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I don't do it for anybody but myself, something that's been lost as I've monetized my hobbies.
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Langer also spent time interviewing his subjects and learning about their occupation, hobbies, relationships, memories, and wishes.
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Tinker rooms, which center boyhood hobbies like model trains and handicrafts, are common among men that age.
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It should certainly create new jobs and hobbies, though no app yet can keep you sting-free.
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During the time off Yolanda mandated, the kids developed their own hobbies and passions: Gigi's was athletics.
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Little is known about his life there, but his hobbies reportedly include hunting, tennis, squash, and jogging.
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It might mean strain at work or taking a break from hobbies that usually bring you joy.
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Instead older adults tend to focus on things like spending time with family, volunteer work and hobbies.
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You can share your geeky hobbies with your geeky friends but stick to work topics at work.
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Nek deems Gayatri's talents in painting and music mere hobbies, frivolous compared with his more dignified interests.
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"Even some unique hobbies and interests are sometimes the things that can make an applicant stand out."
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We talked about dance, of course, but we also talked about his life, his hobbies, his pets.
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Other than shooting for the stars (and finding a girlfriend), does Mr. Maezawa have any other hobbies?
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They swap descriptions of grandchildren, hobbies, former jobs and the many changes their little neighborhood has seen.
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As for passions and hobbies, 56 percent in WealthX's billionaire survey cited philanthropy as their top priority.
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He said he had gained weight, enjoyed talking again and had resumed working on hobbies at home.
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In other words, even low-movement hobbies like knitting, crafting and guitar are connected to better health.
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Another scene captured a lighter side of Prince Philip as he enjoyed one of his hobbies: painting.
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According to everything we've said so far, you should spend your money on your leisurely hobbies, right?
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A report in the New Yorker last year mentioned that one of Schiff's hobbies is writing screenplays.
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While many people dream of travel, golf, volunteering, and hobbies during retirement, those things all cost money.
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You want them to have nice friends and interesting hobbies and to not go out with creeps.
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Business Insider recently rounded up a list of famous people's hobbies (who knew that Meryl Streep knits?).
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No other details about these girls are considered; we don't learn their hobbies, interests, or future goals.
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But like many other techy approaches to traditional hobbies led by founders who build techy approaches to traditional hobbies, the GROW planter is designed to help you handle any speedbumps (or inexperience) to ensure that your gardening process still ends up with something that ends up on your plate.
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"I want to do things that interest me, my hobbies, my watch collection, my wine business, " he says.
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"If I didn't have the internet growing up, I wouldn't have been introduced to these hobbies," he said.
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Some fear that their hobbies will reduce their chances of being seen as desirable by the opposite sex.
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The students discuss everything with Anthony—he discovers their hobbies, interests, worries, fears, goals, challenges, passions, and problems.
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Mr. Ren: When I was a kid, I didn't have many hobbies mainly because my family was poor.
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The children I met have distinct personalities and diverse hobbies, yet they're often eating in eerily similar ways.
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Single people love "experiences" so it's wise to sell them on the idea of travel or new hobbies.
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The Spot app allows people to create events in four categories: Hobbies, sports, community events and singles events.
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I have a full time job as well as art on the side, plus all my other hobbies.
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Consider tapping into your friendships, work, and hobbies to see what changes you can make in those areas.
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His hobbies include beet farming, antagonizing his coworkers with strict rules, and in later seasons, writing mermaid erotica.
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Though Bush wasn't the first president to count running among his hobbies, he was reportedly the most competitive.
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The Kill Bill star, 49, tells PEOPLE she mined her creativity by exploring her artistic hobbies at school.
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But now, I have a newfound collection of hobbies and a willingness to keep exploring who I am.
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They have different jobs, different hobbies, different lifestyles — you know, there isn't just one type of dad stuff.
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As shocking as this might sound, fat people have hobbies, interests, and dreams, just like straight-size people.
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Handmaids aren't allowed to read or pursue their own work or hobbies; their purpose is to bear children.
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Why you'll love it: My Garden Box combines two great hobbies — gardening and crafting — in one monthly package.
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Maybe their style is incredibly specific or they don't have any real hobbies or interests to pull from.
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The artist put Goddard in touch with someone whose hobbies included tracking F-100s via their tail numbers.
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Hobbies that highlight positive personality qualities or skills that could benefit you on the job are worth including.
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Older kids may need a faster machine with additional storage space for their school work and gaming hobbies.
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A major key to happiness, Branson says, is finding hobbies that encourage you to spend more time outdoors.
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In fact, it's probably one of the more expensive hobbies we could choose, short of private jet collecting.
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There will also be new emoji to represent pastimes and hobbies like flying kites and playing the banjo.
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But some users still might be paranoid that their party pics or niche hobbies could scare away hirers.
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Speaking of subscriptions, as my kids get older that means they have more hobbies, interests, and extracurricular activities.
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"It's best if the hobbies are something that the interviewer may either relate to or respect," she says.
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At crucial moments, they say, he is often unavailable, growing vegetables or making jam, two of his hobbies.
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Besides being enjoyable, each of these hobbies has a wealth of scientific research to back up its benefits.
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Annie's other hobbies include majestic monologues, in which she lays bare the roots of her grievances and griefs.
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Starting in sixth grade, he attended the Friends Academy, a Quaker school, where his hobbies included Dungeons & Dragons.
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He was as adept at navigating new technologies as he was at baking pastries, one of his hobbies.
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Your hobbies seem inconsequential because they take time and people will tell you they're not advancing your career.
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Believe it or not, trans women have goals, interests, and hobbies outside of the world of being trans.
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I read more books and devote more time to my actual hobbies rather than scrolling endlessly through timelines.
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"I liked it and it was one of my hobbies and I like producing music too," he said.
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Now, his days are spent pursuing hobbies and things on his bucket list, like flying across the Atlantic.
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The goal was to see how people's personal interests and hobbies might relate to their health care costs.
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Beyond the family association, self-condemnation also creeps into our participation across exercise, hobbies, and non-profit involvement.
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Or, take up individual hobbies each person can focus on when a breather from one another is needed.
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"I even have friends who have been paid handsomely to write about their hobbies like cooking or traveling."
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And, when he's had his fill of tap dancing, he envisions many more hobbies, including sculpting and carpentry.
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But there was also time for hobbies like snowboarding and Taekwondo — and for her friends and country music.
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It's my first time meeting the guy she's been seeing for a few months and we talk hobbies.
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At ease only when at his easel, he took little interest in hobbies — or even in his family.
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With the hashtag #AddYourCharacter we posted illustrations showing our employees and their attitude, skills, hobbies, their own character.
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Researching the medicinal and culinary uses of forgotten varieties of herbs had long been one of his hobbies.
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However, CLEP classwork should not be undertaken to the exclusion of hobbies, sports or volunteer work, he added.
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The craziest part was that we had no common interests and no similar hobbies, but it didn't matter.
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Then we head off to live our personal lives, scheduling dinners, hobbies, happy hours, concerts and everything else.
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Since then, Marina said she's pursuing hobbies she'd fallen away from, and she's creating her own fashion brand.
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These are organized under high-level labels like Home, Entertainment, Clothing & Accessories, Family, Electronics, Hobbies, Vehicles & Bicycles and Classified.
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To pursue certain hobbies, to reach certain caloric needs, to do what he needed to become a gold medalist.
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"We went through common hobbies, occupation, travel, practices of wearing tight shoes, things like that," Dr. Lipner tells Health.
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Factors like pre-existing medical conditions, risky hobbies or a dangerous job influence rates and availability of life insurance.
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That said, I take a "live and let live" approach and begrudge no one their personal interests or hobbies.
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When her illness allows, she pursues her hobbies of painting, writing poetry, and crocheting and treasures time with family.
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If you don't feel comfortable sharing deeply personal achievements, such as marriage or children, you can discuss your hobbies.
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"I realized that my family's genealogical hobbies were exposing my kids' identities, without their input or consent," Smith said.
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It is probably just above birdwatching and just below train-spotting in the ranking of hobbies according to coolness.
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" Trebek asked Kneeter, who has high-functioning autism and epilepsy, what his hobbies are, to which Kneeter responded, "bowling.
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They said it's free, caters to their hobbies, and, because many YouTubers are teenagers, the content is more relatable.
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"His hobbies are mainly sporting, including skiing, tennis and football – he is a keen Chelsea FC supporter," it reads.
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"PJ's hobbies are playing basketball, soccer [and] puzzle games on his iPad, and going to the park," Reese says.
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There was plenty of soul-searching and trying new hobbies like rock climbing and swing dancing in there, too.
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Instead, he says their résumés tend to be filled with different hobbies or trips they took during the summer.
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Having more time to see their families and work on hobbies led to being more energized at the office.
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The case also illustrates just how vital it is to take a detailed, thorough case history, including patient hobbies.
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It's all there: their passions, their hobbies, their ideological leanings, their love of terrible haircuts and sublime anonymized cringe.
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"[Hobbies] are often one of the most effective ways to come up with those 'aha' moments," Blake says. 2.
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"A lot of times people just talk about hobbies, families, whatever that kind of suits their interests," he said.
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For those whose hobbies may not include solving intense algorithm problems, Hackerrank is a platform that provides code challenges.
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He has quirky hobbies and can be a bit argumentative when the topic of conversation turns to certain subjects.
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Be with someone who shares the same values as you, not necessarily the same hobbies and interests as you.
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As he recovers, Thompson has turned to one of his favorite hobbies to help pass the time – video games.
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The latest technology can help your teen stay connected with you and their friends and nurture their favorite hobbies.
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"They're able to find their true hobbies [in retirement]— their passions they've put off for a while," Scharen said.
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Hobbies emerged, boys came over for sleepovers, there were remote-control cars and a skateboard under the Christmas tree.
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Taking up new hobbies like working out post-breakup may seem cliché, but they're popular suggestions because they work.
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It's rare for a public figure to have such an absence of hobbies or nicknames or anything like that.
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Tech billionaires share extraordinary wealth, visions for their (and our) global future, and some competitive—and very expensive—hobbies.
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Consider adding details about other things that have shaped your life, whether they are memberships, hobbies, charities or adventures.
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Some may see it as stressful, with the amount of sports, ap courses and other hobbies that I do.
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Finding Gear for Teens to Try Out Hobbies Wirecutter has recommendations for helping tweens and teens explore their creativity.
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Still, framing hobbies this way compounds the original problem: We've professionalized and productized our respites from the working world.
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My parents were willing to spend time and invest time in my hobbies, no matter how odd they seemed.
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I am an introvert through and through; I like to spend my free time reading and pursuing solitary hobbies.
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JOBS AND HOBBIES Helping fellow entrepreneurs with secret manufacturing tips — in this case, a visionary car designer (Jeff Bridges).
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Asked about her hobbies, she jumps right into talking about her work with groups that empower women in politics.
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We spend our extra money attacking our debt while also nurturing the hobbies that we finally have time for.
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They could be developmentally disabled, visionary, institutionalized, reclusive or simply retirees whose hobbies developed an unexpected intensity and originality.
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If your work brings less meaning, perhaps that meaning can be found in other pursuits: hobbies, family time, volunteering.
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Sometimes the best way to rest is to do something that tires you out, as many voluntary hobbies illustrate.
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They also received more callbacks than lower-class males and females with hobbies such as soccer or country music.
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His hobbies of being a disc jockey and collecting fine wine have also made headlines in the last year.
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You might have to give up career goals, hobbies and family plans, learning a "new normal" in their place.
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With all these benefits, it's no surprise that even the hugely successful and wildly busy make time for hobbies.
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Sapp has been retired for about nine years, and it seems like he's taken to old man hobbies like fishing.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)First date questions in many parts of the world usually revolve around hobbies or favorite TV shows.
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People who are better educated may have more intellectually stimulating jobs and hobbies that help exercise their brains, Lang said.
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Instead of placing his body in a traditional casket surrounded by flowers, his family chose to reflect Matthews' quiet hobbies.
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By the time I was in high school, I had turned one of my hobbies - paintball - into a viable business.
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If you want to score some brownie points, do some social media sleuthing to learn about their interests and hobbies.
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"I really pursue hobbies as a way of making sure that I'm bringing my best self to work," he said.
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You have plenty of hobbies you enjoy, and it's a great time to connect with people who share your interests!
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My job is from 8 AM till 2 PM, which gives me lots of time to pursue my other hobbies.
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There are magazines for all sorts of hobbies, such as Hot Rod, PC Gamers, Car and Driver, and Boating, too.
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And in the process of emulating our stars, how many of us have learned new skills and discovered new hobbies?
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Hobbies play an important role in one's life and the 22010-year-old still retains enthusiasm for sketching and painting.
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Fashion is one of those hobbies can just as easily warrant an eye roll as it can an envious stare.
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He had hobbies and passions — he liked basketball and video games and he loved animals — but no definite future plans.
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I get to focus on my hobbies and spend more time with my wife (who also retired early) and son.
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In places like Bronx Science, almost everyone is a self-identified nerd with advanced science classes and quirky side hobbies.
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Your Explore feed will become even smarter as it learns what trends and hobbies you're into from your hashtag follows.
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" Alan, says Alison, had "turned into this person with no hobbies and no interests and no life of his own.
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Other gauges of risk include the client's health, life expectancy, stress levels, hobbies and type of work done, Ramnani said.
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Parents with careers or hobbies involving lead items – such as oil drilling, hunting or fishing – may bring the risks home.
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I also think it's really crazy that in every aspect of our lives, like our careers, our hobbies, athletics, etc.
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One of my favorite hobbies is when I play festivals is to steal beer from the biggest acts I can.
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I assumed we didn't have much of a future: We were 10 years apart, shared no hobbies and I drank.
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Research shows that professionals with hobbies are more satisfied with their jobs and have a lower likelihood of burning out.
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Carson also talked about his hobbies, saying he loves to shoot pool -- particularly with his wife, who can beat him.
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However, the focus will be on the many other hobbies we may have like TV, movies, anime, writing, music, etc.
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Hobbies and fandoms are uniting forces, bringing together people from across the world who wouldn't have otherwise known each other.
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When other hobbies drift back into our lives after an extended break, we expect to find them, fundamentally speaking, unchanged.
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And 76 percent of college students expect to turn one of their hobbies into an income stream, the company says.
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Do you have any unusual hobbies that led you to be interested in the field of work you're applying for?
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Or perhaps you'd like to focus only on non-income producing hobbies, or work in spurts and travel in between.
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"The children I met have distinct personalities and diverse hobbies, yet they're often eating in eerily similar ways," he said.
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Customization of this nature is often the realm of other hobbies—such as cars, where Lekashman highlights some clear parallels.
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After entering their home but before asking them to undress, photographer Sophia Vogel asks her subjects what hobbies they're into.
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Pick some styles, hobbies and favorite sports teams and eBay's new personalization begins, highlighting items that might be of interest.
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So, for example, in a guessing game she plays with the kids, she'll ask about the princess' hobbies, like reading.
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It's about naturally cultivating friendships and relationships that make you feel better about yourself and developing constructive habits and hobbies.
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He would have plenty of time to relax and pursue hobbies later, he said — once he had a solid job.
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Give some attention to hobbies you've been wanting to pursue, such as photography, playing an instrument or learning new languages.
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Now he has time for hobbies, such as gardening and baking bread, and gets to see more of his fiancee.
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Fact: The first person to use the heart as a symbol may have had some questionable hobbies and possibly astigmatism.
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Someone's beliefs, their hobbies, and aspirations are minimized by the weight of what's shareable, consumable, and capable of being repurposed.
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This makes extremists like the ones profiled in the Times piece seem like curiosities, like people who have weird hobbies.
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It may seem more enlightened, and cultured, than collecting rock-and-roll memorabilia (another of Allen's hobbies) or airplanes (ditto).
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We loved the ways students built upon and challenged Mr. Wu's ideas about the significance of hobbies in everyday life.
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Competition makes activities fun I agree that having hobbies is important, but I don't mind when something becomes very competitive.
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I've begun to pick up some old hobbies, such as coding and writing, to break up my gray, monotonous existence.
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In addition to debts and bills, I also tracked my spending across categories like fun, personal grooming, shopping, and hobbies.
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After all, this whole-being-president-thing shouldn't interfere with his other hobbies, such as waking up at 5 a.m.
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My relaxation through my hobbies is more likely to be seen as time wasting, but a man's is more productive.
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He is sweet, generous, owns a stable business, has multiple hobbies/passions, and is very honest with me about everything.
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He told them to picture it stocked with their data broken up into categories like finances, location, relationships and hobbies.
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Retail sales dropped 1.33% last month as households cut back spending on motor vehicles, building materials, hobbies and online purchases.
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If the plan is to bring grandma's classic hobbies into the millennial age, what better than a knitting subscription box?
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"People hear 'retirement' and think you play a lot of golf and have a lot of dumb hobbies," he said.
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We then come home and turn our hobbies into side hustles, hoping one day it will be our only hustle.
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At 19843, when she was released, she still wasn't free: She could spend her money only on hobbies and sports.
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The bag is also versatile enough to use for all sorts of interests and hobbies including photography, painting, crafting, and more.
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Its expanded library of over 80,000 skills features new videos and instructions for all sorts of tasks, hobbies, games, and more.
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While these are early-stage companies, they aren't hobbies — though, admittedly, many of their founders are working on them between classes.
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He has two daughters enrolled in college, according to his staff profile, and sailing, diving and flying are his favorite hobbies.
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There's research that says that a lot of kids, but mostly girls, give up their hobbies around the age of 13.
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Follow the money We know Trump's hobbies include implementing tariffs, focusing on the US trade deficit, and railing against NATO spending.
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"It's a very long process of developing a number of different hobbies," he told me, on the beginnings of his jousting.
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But we also see communities right now growing around fashion and parenting and hobbies that are of interests predominantly of women.
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Hobbies Off the Court In addition to being a big fan of Beyoncé, she's also a big fan of video games.
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"My mom tried to stop me from all of that but I still did it," Cardi said of her teenage hobbies.
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Such as work (or university), family (do you have kids, a spouse or not), social circle, hobbies, traveling (flying) and other.
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In fact, you fly fairly frequently for your hobbies and you have had to fly for your work, is that true?
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Lord of the Rings feels like it was this enormous cultural touchstone that made one's geeky hobbies socially acceptable; even desired.
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As long as we still have hobbies, interests, or needs that can't be met by a smartphone, gadgets will live on.
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Paragon One's technology pairs students and professionals based on information like alma maters, college majors, hobbies and interests, and personality traits.
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Elon Musk's Cryptic Art Suggests Unicorn Fart-Powered TeslasEnigmatic entrepreneur Elon Musk has no shortage of hobbies: sometimes, he makes cars.
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He said his interest in drones came after he left his previous company and wanted to get back into old hobbies.
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The evening hours are wasted and, for most of us, the evening hours are far more important for hobbies or socialization.
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Many hobbies that stimulate the pleasure centers of the brain and require an individual's focus have been subject to early criticism.
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"[I like] to play Tag and [go] feed the Carps at a lake in Harajuku," she says of her other hobbies.
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Feiliao, which literally translates to 'fly chat', encourages users to create forums and chat groups centered around their penchants and hobbies.
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So let's imagine some hobbies Hillary Clinton could take up—and the scolding, moralizing David Brooks columns that would inevitably result.
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He ruminates on what he perceives were past missteps—passions not developed, hobbies not pursued, books not read, courses not taken.
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Other research shows that employees with hobbies are more satisfied with their jobs and have a lower likelihood of burning out.
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His hobbies include swimming, sunbathing, and leaping out of the water to scoop up Arctic terns in his giant, gaping chops.
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"Ask them what they like, what their hobbies are, so nobody becomes sad or stressed and everybody feels included," she said.
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I'm not ashamed of my hobbies, but I do recognize that I sometimes gorge when a modest media meal would suffice.
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His hobbies include trying to conquer the world, becoming more powerful by any means necessary, doing war crimes, and fighting superheroes.
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Moreover, he used these hobbies to enter a more creative state of mind to solve problems that had been eluding him.
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We put our phones away, we go outside, and we take up old-fashioned hobbies like jigsaw puzzles and bread baking.
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"Physically and mentally, I knew I was going to be OK when I started becoming interested in hobbies again," he says.
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Perhaps you have hobbies distinct from those of your real-life friends, which are nonetheless shared by many others on Facebook.
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The data contained each person's habits and hobbies, like whether they owned a gun, and if so, what type, she said.
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And with leisure would come the possibility of devoting time to learning, hobbies or whatever else might really matter to us.
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As if to mask the issue, we give other names to our inconvenient choices: We call them hobbies, avocations, callings, passions.
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That includes information as basic as their age and location, as well as their hobbies, political leanings, family type and more.
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The Oliphant brothers' wives are merely "understanding," about their hobbies, according to Jeff, while Ms. Corbett has become an enthusiastic partner.
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Hobbies can also jump-start your creativity, or allow your mind to wander and look at problems from a new angle.
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Michael remembers his father practicing hobbies that kept his hands and mind busy, from making intricate ship replicas to playing chess.
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Presidents are supposed to slip off the stage, take up hobbies and charities, let their successors have a go at it.
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"This has been a really great project to do together, and it has been fun to combine our hobbies," Doe said.
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I did do that, but it gets boring eventually, and I ended up getting active again with different hobbies and projects.
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Outside of finance, Solomon's hobbies of being a disc jockey and collecting fine wine have made headlines in the last year.
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All hobbies, broadly speaking, are self-grandparenting (less so if they involve a great deal of equipment or moisture-wicking fabrics).
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"Your father has his own hobbies," Tyler's mother explains when Don abandons their coupon-cutting to disappear into the garden shed.
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With some research, you can find cards that not only provide generous rewards, but ones that fit your passions and hobbies.
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They bond over juvenile hobbies and, after a slew of escapades, finally push their much-too-patient parents over the edge.
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Moore became enamored of amphibians as a lad; one of his hobbies was collecting newts on the west coast of Scotland.
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Americans also spent more on online and mail-order purchases, hobbies, music and books, as well as at bars and restaurants.
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The English actor, who continued his education while filming Game of Thrones, has some rather advanced hobbies: particle physics and classical piano.
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These results definitely show a pared-down approach to beauty, and an appreciation of nature and New Age hobbies, which seems fitting.
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It was clear she was a tough woman — and she needed to be for both her hobbies, but also for her job.
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Based on that quote, you might believe that foiling is even more awesome than the hottest Silicon Valley hobbies of years past.
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"I have very few hobbies and real human interaction can be a drag," said Ryan Mandelbaum, science writer at Gizmodo, level 19.
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And I&aposm older than this guy, and I&aposm older than the previous guy, and my hobbies were not this benign.
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" The inspector noted that the patient "is not alert/oriented" and "has no activities or hobbies due to her level of care.
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Google says it has "hidden a few British treats" inside Home for the UK, including answering queries about hobbies or favorite foods.
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The other Trash Doves in the set have diverse hobbies such as eating bread, eating bread bowls, eating pizza, and eating donuts.
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But in light of their beloved leader's departure, Pewdiepie's followers are deviating from their usual activities to explore other hobbies and interests.
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We really had a chance to talk about ourselves, and share our hobbies, our likes, and our dislikes before getting into it.
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Aubrie Sellers may sound like an angel, but she's got a lot of edge—both in her music and in her hobbies!
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He doesn't fit in at all in Orange County, so he's spent most of his life developing his hobbies and creative pursuits.
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The videos, audio messages, letters, chatter and know-how that they then share are much more sinister than typical online hobbies, though.
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But there's an easy way around this gift-giving conundrum: Get him something that will upgrade one of his pre-existing hobbies.
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Rarely do they get to exist like other characters who have jobs, love interests, hobbies, and ambitions that don't include losing weight.
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Career coach Angela Copeland tells Glassdoor that interviewees should talk about hobbies that the interviewer might share, or would at least understand.
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Pick a gift that embraces nostalgia, her favorite hobbies, or some quality time with you — whatever you give, Mom will love it.
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He then left his job as a software developer to spend more time traveling, with friends and family, and working on hobbies.
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Partners don't have to share all of their interests, and it's healthy to have hobbies and pursuits that are wholly your own.
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There will be many questions about your sexual history, drug use, goals, hobbies, talents and recent travel (to rule out Zika exposure).
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Below, you can find a mix of 31 gifts that cover tech, grooming, nods to hobbies, and practical gifts for everyday needs.
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If I could do it again, I may have looked at four years of repayment, with time for working out and hobbies.
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It isn't glamorous or anything, but it does provide me with extra time for my hobbies, which is obviously gaming and anime.
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Groups is where users can forge important bonds with strangers who share their hobbies, ambitions, life phases, medical conditions or political affiliation.
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It's not really one of my hobbies anymore.... You know, I'm French, so I like to drink coffee and chill a bit.
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"He's a big boy," Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Trayce Thompson told me when I asked him about Seager's hobbies away from baseball.
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In my new web series, "Eve's Hobbies," I hang out with successful people and have them teach me about their secret passions.
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About 30 women looked at a picture of a man with a brief description of his hobbies, which sometimes included volunteer work.
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He brings another skill that he had undervalued: an affinity for computers that emerged only after Mr. Bosch casually asked about hobbies.
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Purposeful Celebration Stories that celebrate dumb things—from trends and ideas to products and hobbies—solely because they are ridiculous and entertaining.
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People who can incorporate other artistic talents and hobbies alongside their gaming content to differentiate themselves from other streamers are particularly desirable.
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By the time a baby arrives, many of us have been through school, spent time in the working world, developed friendships, hobbies.
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I reference her job because Katy is a complete person with interests, hobbies, a small town background, and an Ivy League education.
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You'll bond not just over hobbies, but also through shared hopes for the future that encompass politics, social justice, and the environment.
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If the Snow Pack doesn't appeal, you can go for another of Aston's "lifestyle accessory packs," most tailored to assorted fancy hobbies.
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President Donald Trump kicked off his week with one of his favorite hobbies: calling for the investigation of his perceived political enemies.
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We're also turning to more traditional, quieter hobbies that don't involve queueing, drinking, being in crowded spaces, or even getting fully dressed.
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Like most treasure-seeking hobbies, coin roll hunting can be frustrating, and many people end up facing a low rate of return.
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Rodriguez described his grandfather as a hardworking man whose hobbies included sitting outside and soaking up the sun with the family dog.
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It's up to you to find a gift that supports those hobbies, one that'll really make your grandmother feel seen and heard.
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Zei now gets to enjoy reading, resting and applying her glam makeup -- one of her favorite hobbies -- in a brand new bedroom.
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He is also approvingly seen as a fellow workaholic by the president (whose only known hobbies are golf and hate-watching CNN).
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According to Saynt, his team asks for social media profiles to get a better sense of a person&aposs hobbies and worldviews.
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"Britain is a nation of eccentrics, and people engage in odd hobbies like train-spotting, stamp collection and collecting butterflies," he said.
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"We have some weird hobbies," said Paivi Kemppainen, 26, a staff member at the swamp soccer competition and master of the understatement.
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The word otaku, broadly considered to refer to a kind of geek "whose hobbies border on the excessive," already had negative connotations.
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Which is why I've always admired people for their hobbies — whether they've done them all their lives or are just starting out.
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He said the inability for people to stop working when they leave work can leave them without fulfilling relationships, rest and hobbies.
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He's not just familiar with concussions in the clinical sense, either: between his hobbies of karate and boxing, he's had a few himself.
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You must report income from hobbies and businesses, but there are stark differences between the two when it comes to deductions and expenses.
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It gives him the appearance of a choir director or field hockey coach whose hobbies include gardening, cooking and working to bomb Shanghai.
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House Industries was free to promote the paper however it chose—so it built a scheme around hot-rodding, one of Cruz's hobbies.
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The brothers found respite in their hobbies; Cedar, the middle of five children, enjoyed snowboarding and skateboarding, while Sage, the youngest, loved music.
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So here some topics to get you started: hobbies, philosophy, religion, and how much more the sales and marketing staff make than you.
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Exercise. The desire for more time to work out trumped the wish for more time spent with family, sleeping, or even doing hobbies.
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The Russian president has in the past also showed off his other hobbies, ranging from hunting tigers to riding shirtless on a horse.
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Consumers who don't take a hard-line stance towards data privacy might appreciate seeing ads relevant to their hobbies or age, for instance.
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For many children, elementary school is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to try out new hobbies, whether it's sports, art or Satanism.
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Prepare to see a bolder side of your Taurus friends starting today — Dewhirst says makeovers, dye jobs, and new hobbies won't be uncommon.
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Distracting ourselves with our work, our friends and family, our usual hobbies, and even trying new ones all can aid us in healing.
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Though it sometimes seems like we may not have much in common with the royals, they have hobbies and skills just like us.
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But overtime, we've been able to schedule in some alone time that allows us to pursue hobbies and activities we love to do.
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In short, it's a misogynist insult born of boys fantasizing that girls who share their hobbies are clamoring for their time and energy.
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A hair under two years younger than me, our hobbies were intertwined as we grew up: Ghostbusters, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, video games.
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They had to have a funny play on words about their hobbies, or if there was a pun in there of some sort.
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If the Real Housewives women have any universal hobbies other than drinking white wine and going on doomed vacations, it's criticizing each other.
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They get together with their friends at regular meetings where they learn new hobbies, get creative, explore other cultures and have outdoor adventures.
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They have separate beds and separate hobbies, but they share an apartment, and try to create a sense of continuity for each other.
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"Autistic people can have extreme hobbies and interests that they enjoy spending their time doing and are very good at doing," Sommer explains.
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You might not want or have children yourself, but this same principal can be applied to loved ones, friends, and even favorite hobbies.
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" Kardashian also highlighted some of her hobbies, writing: "Working or hanging out with my nieces and nephews: Penelope, Mason, Reign, Saint and North!
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This is an excellent time to network and connect with people who share your hobbies and your hopes and dreams for the future.
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He had lots of hobbies that he did, we originally met playing Aerosoft, he did paintball for a while when he was younger.
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Both hobbies are harder than they were; Mrs Evans has a bad back and, like two-thirds of British adults, she is overweight.
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Her favourite hobbies growing up were reading and target practice; after firing her first live rifle in Finland aged nine, she got obsessed.
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Major life changes like raising a family or changing your hobbies can make it feel like the love you once shared is absent.
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Ettin said it's vital to take time to work on yourself — see old friends, treat yourself well, and get back to your hobbies.
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For teens who often rely on part-time jobs to fund their hobbies and cravings, gift cards are one gift that's always appreciated.
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Focus more on building healthy relationships and cultivating hobbies What you do outside of work is incredibly important to your career, Blake says.
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The women are then led through the shop by a social psychologist where they pick from topics like family, friends, work and hobbies.
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You're letting go of some ideals you might have held too long, and you're releasing friendships or hobbies that no longer serve you.
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Our survey also revealed that work, hobbies, or political affiliation matter on average much less to people than their spiritual beliefs or family.
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Check out the imgur gallery for pictures detailing the month-long process, and take a second to wish you had more productive hobbies.
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Not only do they get more role models, but they also get exposed to a wider variety of hobbies, interests, and life experiences.
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In the same way, Threadsteading is highlighting the similarities between craft and code; it's a "fuck you" to the perception of gendered hobbies.
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Batch activities like administrative work, creative projects, hobbies and social activities, by mental function in order to identify your concentration threshold for each.
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It likely dwarfs the footprint of all the lights in your home, your commute to work, your hobbies, and maybe even your diet.
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In the last few months, she was a whirlwind of new hobbies — paddle boarding, golf, even surfing, said a close friend, Casey Lubin.
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But there's a deeper reason, I've come to think, that so many people don't have hobbies: We're afraid of being bad at them.
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"When I was a kid I was profoundly unsporty and I didn't have hobbies, but I had energy to burn," Mr. Jessup said.
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Applicants are asked to provide their height, job, hobbies, "special skill" and "selling points," their impression of Maezawa, and a photo of themselves.
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JOBS AND HOBBIES "Sort of an international something," as his soon-to-be wife (Barbara Bel Geddes) describes him when she meets him.
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At the end of the day, the multibillionaire says he enjoys inexpensive hobbies like listening to music, playing video games, and reading books.
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Brainiac, whose hobbies include shrinking alien cities for his private collection, also brings an unexpected gift: a part of Superman's home world, Krypton.
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These include reasons why they should hire you, areas you could improve on and of course your other areas of interest like hobbies.
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"No matter what hobbies I have, I take them serious," Bumgarner, who told The Athletic he'd been competing in rodeos for years, said.
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I'm sorry if my ruling encouraged his hobbies, but I am mostly just mad he only "looked into" falconry and didn't fully commit.
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Although Kushner had have some normal hobbies — he was on the high school basketball team, liked Billy Joel's music, and participated in quizzes.
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Knit-Wise Monthly If the plan is to bring grandma's classic hobbies into the millennial age, what better than a knitting subscription box?
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"I did do that, but it gets boring eventually, and I ended up getting active again with different hobbies and projects," she continued.
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I just wish there was one meaningful conversation about work or family or hobbies or literally anything other than invitations, venues, videographers, etc.
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But casual students of history know far less about the hobbies and habits that made this possible -- because it wasn't simply sheer workaholism.
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Self-grandparenting is totally about taking up retirement hobbies, since a lot of millennials are also contract workers with a lot of downtime.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads One of my favorite hobbies is to research the Western European art world of the 18th century.
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As most stalkers have limited interests, one therapeutic option "is just to build resilience, connection to other things [such as] hobbies," says Galietta.
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For me, the results included the 2016 Summer Olympics (true, and timely!), Dance (yes), and Bicycle (yes) under the initial Hobbies and Activities tab.
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Readers who love Professor Minerva McGonagall and Remus Lupin can learn more about their favorite magical teachers in Hogwarts: Heroism, Hardship and Dangerous Hobbies.
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Image: VimeoLife as a Silicon Valley tech bro is awesome because you're rich, and all that sweet, green money buys you very expensive hobbies.
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After joking with the doctor about her hobbies ("crochet, illegal cock-fighting rings"), Maeve is asleep and connected to an oxygen machine in seconds.
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She has a job—she's a retirement specialist for the state of Washington—and she has hobbies, values, beliefs, opinions, a nucleus of friends.
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But since most of my hobbies include physical activity, my life story also parallels one long odyssey to find breathable, flattering, comfortable exercise gear.
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The 11-year-old Gomez is young, but she's totally confident throughout the audition, answering questions about her hobbies and future plans with ease.
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They tell me about their P.E. teachers, some hobbies, what their parents make them for dinner; they include the loopy initials of their crushes.
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We know that targeted advertising profiles can reveal gender, age, and hobbies, as well as things like career status, interests, relationship status, and income.
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People overlook those and when I tell them what my other hobbies are they're surprised I do stuff that's so unrelated to my career.
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But other hobbies and lifestyle changes—that have nothing to do with diet or exercise—can also offer a big payoff for your wellbeing.
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That's the sound logic behind the advice you might get from a therapist to start taking up shared hobbies and interests with your partner.
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Out of all of the hobbies out there assigned to little boys, when I was younger, I opted for something a little less gendered.
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You get bored of the everyday routine, and you get distractions such as work, hobbies, relationships, no matter how harmless, even at the job.
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So much about successful relationships relies on shared hobbies or interests, and Geminis will approach finding common ground as an exciting puzzle to explore.
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The two-time Oscar nominee, 35, gave his 1.3 million followers on Instagram a peek at one of his longtime hobbies on Tuesday: photography.
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She lives in Long Valley, NJ, where her hobbies include cooking, wine tasting, and hiking local park trails with her dogs Blue and Ginger.
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Freelancing turns hobbies into professions to be done on your own time, and in some cases could supplement a conventional nine-to-five salary.
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Pisces, the sign of limitlessness and interconnectedness, reps the area of your chart that rules parties, flirting, and romance, create art and any hobbies.
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"The places that you go say a lot about who you are as an individual, what you value, your hobbies, your interests," she continues.
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The other half were shown a photograph of the other person and told to talk about about hobbies, job plans and hometown before negotiating.
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Brooks's larger point, however, isn't that he can't Google to find out what Clinton's hobbies are — it's that she's too much of a workaholic.
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But it's not the only thing that should define those characters — plus-size people have interests, hobbies, and dreams like any other characters would.
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According to a preview of the topics manager provided to Mashable, the categories span Entertainment, Hobbies and Interests, Sports, Music and Radio, and Gaming.
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In other words, it sounds like some of Prince Harry's stodgy friends could benefit from widening their worldview and hobbies to activities beyond shooting.
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She wouldn't be able to invest in and enjoy those hobbies now if she bought an apartment she couldn't truly afford six years ago.
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"I think that you get to learn a lot about a person when you understand what their passions and their hobbies are," she added.
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Why would Emmert (or anyone else) be upset because college athletes are being asked to participate in their chosen hobbies during their free time?
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In the film, Ren is called upon to physically confront the bully Chuck, whose favorite hobbies seem to be being homophobic and assaulting women.
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But, she still clearly finds time to keep up with her Cali girl hobbies, like tanning, while balancing them with her new mommy duties.
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She speaks at conferences and on Facebook Live about the need for children to scale back on screen time and hobbies and just play.
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Joel is busy keeping track of his three children, all with different hobbies, who travel between his house and that of his ex-wife.
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She lost interest in cross-stitching and other hobbies and felt like she had to smoke before going to the movies or to dinner.
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You're talking about multi-billion dollar big businesses, legit hobbies and activities that people have, but oftentimes both sides don't understand the other. Right.
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There were plenty of hobbies to pursue, but after he had exhausted all of them and nothing stuck, he took up crossword puzzle solving.
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Brief background: AMANDA AND KARL: We are from the San Francisco Bay Area and enjoy many shared hobbies, one of which is crossword puzzles.
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I feel like getting your mind off of work is very healthy, as work should not consume your entire life: everybody should have hobbies.
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School and work do not always allow us to be creative and have fun, but hobbies can bring that aspect back into our lives.
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Today, sperm buyers view detailed profiles for potential vendors, whereas I wasn't asked to provide much beyond college major, hobbies and family health history.
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He wrote about Florida, where he was raised, as well as mountain climbing and cycling, hobbies he adopted later in life, and personal finance.
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In subsequent years, he committed to developing a slew of other hobbies and habits for the following 365 days, including running and reading more.
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They can't quite wrap their minds around the importance of family obligations, hobbies, or anything else outside of the office that doesn't serve them.
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To participate, I completed some information about my likes, hobbies, travels, and studies and a computer generated compatible partners to meet at the dance.
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Zawadzki's study finds that people with hobbies continue to be happier and to experience lower levels of depression and negative feelings after practice ends.
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Next, consider goals and aspirations, which might include travel, family visits, hobbies or even larger purchases such as new automobiles or a second home.
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President Donald Trump visited troops in Afghanistan over the Thanksgiving holiday, but still found time for one of his favorite hobbies: bashing the media.
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She could spend her money only on hobbies and sports, including horseback riding and scuba diving, or on treating friends to lunch or manicures.
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The pacemaker couldn't fix Metzger's heart, but it allowed him to enjoy his favorite hobbies—playing golf and coming home to cut the grass.
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For hobbies, under the old law, you were allowed to deduct hobby-related costs up to the amount of income you generate from your pastime.
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And if you know where to look, you can actually see what Facebook thinks you like, your interest, your hobbies, and even your political views.
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In order to pursue hobbies with high returns when you only have 24 hours in a day, you must must forgo activities with low returns.
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Through the quiz, you can enter your age, values and hobbies, and get matched with a community member from Adi Etot who fits your profile.
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Make plans or pursue a hobby Finding more time for hobbies is a great way to get your mind off work-related stress, Blake says.
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They'll also ask about your interests and hobbies, with choices like travelling and sight seeing, wine tasting, cooking, nightclubs and dancing, politics, religion, and volunteering.
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Dozens of services now let users connect with others based on religion, sexuality, race, hobbies, specific sexual interests, or even just a love of bacon.
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It's a compliment to Foster that her performance turns Liza, whose hobbies include pragmatism and hard work, into a character I've been following so intensely.
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For the most part, these women have jobs, have responsibilities, have hobbies, and have budgets — but they don't have a lot of time and money.
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Since the symptoms are "treatable and reversible if caught earlier," it's important for doctors to ask thorough questions about patients' histories and hobbies, said King.
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Photo: GettyJeff Bezos has many hobbies: he enjoys doing an Amazon, reading a Washington Post, and occasionally, dabbling in a space thing at Blue Origin.
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I tried to mimic the official Sanrio bio formats in my descriptions, filling it in with hobbies, birthday facts, and their places in Sanrio history.
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It's likely your career desires overlap with your hobbies and a general interest in STEM, and that personal projects have helped you master your skills.
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" By seeking treatment, Kenney intends to "work on finding other ways to cope with boredom, find hobbies and better learn how to deal with stress.
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The exchange started the same way many dating app introductions go: Boy swipes right on girl, girl breaks the ice, boy inquires about girl's hobbies.
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Automatically classify content: The new features will automatically sort content by 700 different categories, including Arts & Entertainment, Hobbies & Leisure, Law & Government, News, Health, and more.
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Few paid attention to its sudden appearance on the streaming service earlier this month, seemingly dismissing the niche project as a salute to unusual hobbies.
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We saw a wide variety of hobbies — fitness activities, arts and crafts, studies — as well as beautiful places and portraits of people who inspire you.
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I've had jobs where I have had to listen to coworkers talk about their stupid hobbies, and I didn't even want to fuck those people.
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They'll also ask about your interests and hobbies, with choices like traveling and sight seeing, wine tasting, cooking, nightclubs and dancing, politics, religion, and volunteering.
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Love it or hate it, if your interests or hobbies are even the slightest bit music-adjacent, the hulking specter of Guitar Center is omnipresent.
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Personal Interests: while perhaps not appropriate for every industry, often adding a few hobbies or interests can humanize your profile and bring a personal touch.
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She's so talented, so I think it would be great for her to do something related to interior design or another one of her hobbies.
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So to fill the growing void in your life and kick against the creeping sense of irrelevance, you start seeking out new hobbies and interests.
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Most people dream of a comfortable retirement filled with favorite hobbies, time with family and friends, and perhaps travel to exotic destinations around the world.
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When Rene Wuillermin was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease in 2005, doctors encouraged her to take up hobbies that would keep her mind active, like crocheting.
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He may be one of the richest men in the world, but Bill Gates is dedicated to one of the world's least expensive hobbies: reading.
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Clinton's acceptance speech last Thursday, Mr. Kaine broke out his harmonica, one of his hobbies, and goaded his wife into one of hers, clog dancing.
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His fortune has helped finance his political ambitions as well as his hobbies of flying light aircraft and collecting antique tea sets and Buddha statues.
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You could suggest they have a night with their friends or re-engage with one of their hobbies, even if they do it with you.
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Their advice includes solving a problem that interests you, building off an already successful idea, improving upon a product, and using your hobbies as inspiration.
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From about the mid-1980s through the '90s, I was a semiregular contributor, but stopped to pursue other hobbies which became much more time-consuming.
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Part of the reason is parents want to share interests and hobbies with a child, research shows, and think this will be based on gender.
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Unlike his father, who also graduated from Princeton and founded the hedge fund Wainscott Capital Partners, Mr. Gilbert accomplished little outside surfing and other hobbies.
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In late March, he contacted me just to chat, saying that he was feeling better and working on more positive hobbies like playing the guitar.
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There, children as young as 8 will learn how to monetize their hobbies, interview local corporate executives, and shoot YouTube commercials for their prospective businesses.
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Since you've described a sociable workplace, consider conversational or topical gambits: joking, shared hobbies or interests, talk of sports or family or whatever feels right.
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Yes, studies have shown that having a hobby can make you more productive at work, but hobbies can also remind you that work isn't everything.
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But should Armageddon arrive — say, in the form of a limited nuclear exchange, global pandemic or cyber mega-attack — these hobbies could mean your survival.
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Laura Vanderkam, an author and time-management expert, previously told Business Insider that people often "draw energy" from things they enjoy, like after-work hobbies.
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It's extremely challenging to grieve while also having to live the rest of my life normally and keep going to work and doing my hobbies.
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For the faux profiles, creators gave the coronavirus a hometown (Wuhan, China, where the virus originated) and hobbies (spending time outdoors and in crowded spaces).
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Your hobbies are an essential part of what makes you who you are, and it's vital to allow your passion for these pursuits to blossom.
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This "retrievability" of online communications means that employers, journalists and law enforcement can more easily view your associations, hobbies, relationship status and 140-character whims.
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We have a roundup of the best subscription boxes for kids, but there are hundreds of boxes available for all sorts of hobbies and interests.
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It can be as simple as similar hobbies, children around the same age, being from the same hometown or rooting for the same sports team.
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The years she spent raising Jax didn't just make him fun to talk to, didn't just provide him with hobbies and a sense of humor.
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The magazine talked about music, and hobbies, and everything not having to do with politics alongside discussions of economic policy and arguments over defense budgets.
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