Are women simply more affectionate — or more lackadaisical — pet owners?
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The reaction from some parents, though, verged on the lackadaisical.
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It's all about a certain kind of aggressive, lackadaisical irresponsibility.
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"We came into the game a little lackadaisical," Allen said.
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And Lewandowski was notably lackadaisical in following through on it.
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This lackadaisical attitude towards ingredient lists also impacted traditional British dishes.
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"I can be almost too lackadaisical and laid-back," he said.
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We're not going to sit back and be passive and lackadaisical.
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What accounts for this apparently lackadaisical attitude toward interest rate shopping?
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Bill Murray as the lackadaisical bear who sings about the "Bare Necessities"?
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Once the friends convene, the movie settles into a lazy, lackadaisical groove.
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He conveys a wondrous innocence with his lackadaisical demeanor and wobbly movements.
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The issue, once again, was a lackadaisical effort from the Steelers' offense.
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He moves with the lackadaisical ease of a man half his age.
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Nyles's lackadaisical, nothing-matters attitude seems like the only way to survive.
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For Victoria Beckham, however, there is no such lackadaisical approach to skin care.
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Now, a more aggressive streak is beginning to infiltrate his lackadaisical training style.
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An outing against the Bengals lackadaisical defense could help Rudolph find his groove.
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I've missed San Diego's fresh fruit, ocean views, and sunny yet lackadaisical vibe.
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His baritone is rich and lackadaisical as Adam Green's red-wine warm tones.
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The NDC's lackadaisical drive for votes, by contrast, reflects the insouciance of Mr Mahama.
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"Nestle has arguably been lackadaisical and complacent and underperformed its potential," Bernstein analysts said.
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He scored a first-half hat trick—amid some fairly lackadaisical defending—in the
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But it does suggest that the mayor has a rather lackadaisical attitude toward governance.
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It really hurts my feelings that you would be so lackadaisical with your food labels.
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The Bangladeshi government, meanwhile, has demonstrated little willingness to change its lackadaisical attitude toward regulation.
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But because it's not affecting us as a family, I'm a little lackadaisical about it.
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Laura, Rubio has gotten a rap of running a lackadaisical campaign in the early states.
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In its own lackadaisical way, The Handmaid's Tale is doing this in its TV version.
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Mascis's aggressively lackadaisical singing made early Dinosaur Jr. songs both very loud and very timid.
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Criticising his application demands nothing more than consultation with your thesaurus. Indolent. Lethargic. Lackadaisical. Languid. Uninterested.
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It is easy to see why firms might take a lackadaisical approach to some research questions.
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He turned up at offices to check if Tanzania's famously lackadaisical civil servants were at work.
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Twitter's lackadaisical approach to harassment is especially strange, given the company's prominence in social justice campaigns.
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In the past two sessions, stocks have given up early rallies to lackadaisical late-day trading.
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"The kindest thing I can say is he has a lackadaisical attitude about it," Giuliani said.
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Their bootleg "Viking" chant, borrowed from Iceland's fans, feels much more lackadaisical here in extra time.
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The fans in the stadium took exception to the lackadaisical style of play, jeering both sides.
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Others have criticized the platform for what they call its lackadaisical and self-protective policy updates.
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And they feel aggrieved by the lackadaisical approach governments and institutions have taken to the problem.
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I expect a little half-assedness—some bored texting, some lackadaisical me-and-my-needle-kit selfies.
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"I do think that this whole country needs to not be so lackadaisical about drugs," he said.
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This lackadaisical approach to civic engagement extends even to the population most affected by federal immigration policies.
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MUHAMMADU BUHARI earned the nickname "Baba Go Slow" for a lackadaisical approach to reform as Nigeria's president.
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Without Butler on the floor, Indiana capitalized on a lackadaisical Minnesota defense to end the third quarter.
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Republicans say Strickland takes a sometimes lackadaisical approach to the campaign and predict Portman will outwork him.
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Following the report, the company came under fire for its response, which was both lackadaisical and callous.
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"People get lackadaisical," Anita Stremmel, a spokeswoman for the Brevard County Emergency Management Agency in Florida, said.
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"He was just going through the motions," his jockey, Joel Rosario, said of Southern Phantom's lackadaisical start.
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The second group was more lackadaisical, and its fresh stamen concentration peaked at the 45-minute mark.
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Young congressional staffers on both sides of the aisle speak openly (and excitedly) of a lackadaisical summer.
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His coach, Steve Reece, Jr., thought he was too lackadaisical: he had barely scored and been burned defensively.
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Because its games have done so well, Tencent has been lackadaisical in monetising other parts of its business.
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"I was just surprised by how lackadaisical it is, but it is such a fun environment," Watson said.
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The Wolves' lackadaisical collective effort turned this massive, hefty beast boy into Kevin Durant for, like, two seconds.
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But Zima is as unimpressed with Damon's lackadaisical approach to love as she is with Don Alvar's hotheadedness.
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Frustration with what some see as a lackadaisical response mounted Monday as the toll of the virus rose.
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My attempts to increase the workload of a lackadaisical operating room were met with disdain and eventual retaliation.
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A lackadaisical approach to computer security is not, however, the only thing to blame for the spread of Wannacry.
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Jesse is its most tragic victim, the lackadaisical teen who becomes a deeply wounded, grieving adult under Walt's watch.
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Altogether, then, the abundant coal of the Carboniferous does not seem to be the result of lackadaisical fungal effort.
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Recriminations flew both ways, as lawmakers accused the White House of making a lackadaisical effort to stop the bill.
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But I also found a system that had grown lackadaisical and complacent—not an environment for success or change.
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It's common for people to associate a weak handshake with a lack of confidence and an overall lackadaisical attitude.
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Rendon also has a laid-back demeanor on the field, noticeable enough that it can be confused for lackadaisical.
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These are standard hijinks, imbued with the lackadaisical approach to public nudity for which British males are globally renowned.
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She watched the lackadaisical response of the cats to the wine, but said she too, would buy cat wine.
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McConnell's lackadaisical attitude reflects what happened in 2011, when President Obama went into Libya without asking for congressional approval.
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"We all looked lackadaisical," said Timberwolves guard Zach Lavine, who scored 225 of his 83 points in the second quarter.
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Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani on Sunday accused President Obama of having a "lackadaisical" attitude about combating terrorism.
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The Japanese photographer finds the lackadaisical beauty of stray cats in his series of Instagrams and partner book, Busa Nyan.
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Many people have been lackadaisical about what information they give up online when they register for websites or digital services.
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Her illustrations are composed in the abrupt lackadaisical style of a children's drawing but explore very adult issues and scenarios.
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Boat accidents are common in India, with limited regulations and lackadaisical safety checks leading to fatal accidents across the country.
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Boat accidents are common in India, with limited regulations and lackadaisical safety checks leading to fatal accidents across the country.
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He was criticized for his lackadaisical response and for going on vacation to Hawaii in December as fires gathered strength.
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After the 2017 attack, Mr. Trump criticized Mr. Khan for what the president falsely claimed was the mayor's lackadaisical response.
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But whoever wasn't deterred by the debate's inauspicious timing saw an event that was both substantive and sort of lackadaisical.
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This way, critical security updates depend on carriers and device manufacturers, who have historically been lackadaisical about pushing them out.
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The letter is hardly the first time the president has taken a lackadaisical approach to matters of American safety and security.
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The tune is a fine work of chugging lackadaisical pop that midway through gives way to a lifted, bled-out jam.
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The pacing was lackadaisical, and I found that Hurley relies too heavily on ambience and dialogue to move his story forward.
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In an age of torrential email, incessant group texts and lackadaisical Facebook birthday posts, snail mail has become quaint, almost vintage.
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Because she takes this job mostly as a lark, Phyllis has a lackadaisical attitude toward her clerical assignments and working hours.
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The president's unpopular, of course, and there are decent odds he'll just lose in the face of this rather lackadaisical approach.
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He often became lackadaisical on the defensive end, only showing signs of the elite defender he appeared to be his rookie year.
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To be truthful, he seemed rather lackadaisical in his attitude … definitely not the attitude of a loving husband whose wife is missing.
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Four years ago, MMA Fighting's Ariel Helwani interviewed Sapp and called him out for his lackadaisical showings in a number of fights.
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His lackadaisical approach to the task gave the impression that what he was doing was in the interest of humiliation, not security.
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The site is obviously a parody, but it's also a smart, pointed critique of companies' often lackadaisical and vague data breach disclosures.
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We should all be alarmed at this dangerously uncoordinated approach and this administration's lackadaisical response to the death of thousands of Americans.
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A steal by Higgs capped a stretch of three UConn turnovers in three possessions, but the Longhorns' own lackadaisical play proved costly.
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Peruvians, who typically mistrust politicians and have seen four former presidents investigated for corruption, have so far been lackadaisical about the elections.
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But they both reflect a lackadaisical attitude taken by the administration toward security that puts the president and the country at risk.
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No music mirrors this feeling of constant bewilderment as well as hardvapour—a brutalist, high energy response to the lackadaisical nostalgia of vaporwave.
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" A lackadaisical student at Fredericktown High, Luke admits, "I was one of those a—holes who thought they knew more than the teacher.
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But don't expect too much from a divided Congress and a president who is lackadaisical about whether climate change is even a problem.
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Up until then, Pollack says he had "taken a rather lackadaisical attitude" toward his finances and had little in the way of savings.
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But last week, their lackadaisical respect for privacy and the basic constitutional rights of a vulnerable person reached a new, more disturbing low.
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Large bodies shouldn't be excluded from this and definitely shouldn't be tethered to closed-minded assumptions if they want to have a lackadaisical moment.
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In this world of very rehearsed selfies, lackadaisical selfies help me appreciate my own face and body without makeup or a flattering outfit on.
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Sit on the back porch surrounded by the plants of the Caribbean while sucking down an entire cocktail menu dedicated to your lackadaisical meal.
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Instead, we feel his meditation on the unsatisfactory nature of success, a heaviness crashing through his at times mellow and lackadaisical music in waves.
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Venus connects with Neptune on May 30, which is lovely for kicking back and enjoying yourself, but this could be a touch too lackadaisical.
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If you talk about the rape of the 8-year-old, or the case in Uttar Pradesh, everything is so laid back, so lackadaisical.
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He detailed the reasoning behind his call, pointing at the rapid expansion of corporate debt and lackadaisical analysis on the part of rating agencies.
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The lawsuit claims Peterson was known in law enforcement circles as "Rod" -- meaning retired on duty -- because of his "lackadaisical" approach to his job.
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While many see felines as strictly lackadaisical indoor pets who never wander beyond the garden, adventure cats across the globe are proving them wrong.
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They're upbeat at first, then sooner or later they become lackadaisical, then finally they become Uber detractors having had really negative experiences as drivers.
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In its lackadaisical mercy, this reworking of "The Juniper Tree" chases away the shadows gathered around more than one archetypal figure of female power.
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But my second viewing confirmed that, yep, this was one lackadaisical episode of TV. I don't mind when Walking Dead goes a little ruminative.
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Even Republicans who are normally staunch defenders of Trump seem to be getting fed up with what seems to be a lackadaisical government response.
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We also commend Lulu for choosing her own path and taking life by leash, hopefully leading her to much safer and more enjoyably lackadaisical pastures.
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No one headlined; rather, the four bands all took turns playing last, taking a sort of lackadaisical and fully non-hierarchical approach to the proceedings.
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SS: I was going to say, this comment from you, you've warned against the lackadaisical attitude, and there is need for growth of value creation.
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If this is the kind of lackadaisical effort we can expect from the Buckeyes, then it's going to be a long cold afternoon in Columbus.
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He never picks up the pace beyond a leisurely stroll, and he often seems to be nearly lackadaisical in his attempts to off his prey.
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Though Swift is known for her litigiousness and for cracking down on fan-made merchandise on Etsy, her actions around these trademark registrations are fairly lackadaisical.
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As Mr Trump found himself in the firing line, Mr Carson, who remained as lackadaisical as in previous debates, complained he was not getting enough questions.
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Not only has this lackadaisical approach failed to defeat the Islamic State; its failure plays into the group's claim to be invulnerable and chosen by God.
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"We've got to get going because we were just so lackadaisical," cornerback Josh Norman told reporters after last week's 38-30 loss to the Minnesota Vikings.
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What if, when he saw up close and personal how lackadaisical my approach was to, well, every aspect of life, he was no longer so smitten?
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He was only 22, a lackadaisical graduate student, when he was given a diagnosis of Lou Gehrig's disease, which usually kills in two to five years.
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Delivering heavy meditations on life with a bouncy hopefulness that feels almost lackadaisical, Happy Accidents are a ball of neurosis disguised as a children's birthday party.
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It was the patriarch who set the table at Fox, and Lachlan is just an apparently lackadaisical butler of the family business, according to Mr. Smith.
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But even in the best-case scenario, she faces a life of risk (the State Department, we learned this week, isn't exactly lackadaisical about security) and isolation.
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Actual target dates were notably absent from Mr Trump's announcement, and China's ambitions for men and women on the moon have a similarly lackadaisical feel to them.
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Lackadaisical peddling will only get you a last-place finish, so, after a decent start, the nine miles I'd walked the day before caught up with me.
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But she has gained posthumous fame as a symbol of how lackadaisical residential management, a widespread complaint in Chinese cities, can become far worse than an inconvenience.
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Photographs and videos from the site show an armed man facing the protesters, leisurely taking his aim as lackadaisical Delhi policemen stand and watch in the background.
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But the scuffle shows how Trump's lackadaisical approach to filling vacancies, as well as his sluggishness with sending qualified nominees to the Senate, hinders his policy agenda.
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" Everlane responded to Mason's tweet summarizing her experience with a lackadaisical promise that they "hope to carry the full size range of denim soon for try on.
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The Jewish community was upset not just by the vandalism but by the police's hesitancy to install security cameras, and by the allegedly lackadaisical response of the government.
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The reports and anecdotal evidence of lackadaisical consumer interest in the lead-up to the X, however, is proof enough that the iPhone 8 just isn't catching on.
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Because my boyfriend has pretty much accepted my lackadaisical approach to homemaking, I want to be more of a Martha Stewart than a Max on 2 Broke Girls.
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Their sons behave a certain way — lackadaisical in school, unkind toward their siblings, anxious or angry or shy — and parents intervene, with concern, irritation, with a hand heavy.
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Best-picture winners also tend to pick up an editing nomination along the way; since "Once Upon a Time" missed, that suggests its lackadaisical pace wasn't for everyone.
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When it comes to pumping money into a financial system, China has made the Federal Reserve in the United States and the European Central Bank look almost lackadaisical.
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Harden finished with a career-high 53 points, 16 rebounds and a career-high-tying 17 assists to carry the Rockets (26-9) through another lackadaisical defensive effort.
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Against the Utah Jazz in a summer league game, he sometimes appeared lackadaisical, and in isolation he was beaten off the dribble by smaller, slower, and less-skilled players.
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He said the people would become lackadaisical, they would not be vigilant, the government would grow, it will infiltrate every part of their lives, and it will take over.
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"If Mr. Biya seems lackadaisical about governance, he has proved adept at the day-to-day mechanics of holding on to power," The New York Times wrote in 21992.
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He looked lackadaisical in chasing down a rebound in front of an open Flyers net early in the second period and ended the period by committing a hooking penalty.
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The Rockets benefitted greatly from the Warriors' lackadaisical ball security in the first half, recording nine points off eight Golden State turnovers to tread water despite their horrid shooting.
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Anyway, Hunter's lackadaisical attitude toward work might be catching up to him, as he's caught up in an FBI probe and Republicans are openly questioning his ability to serve.
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Those on/off numbers are a bit skewed by a roster that's loaded with above-average defenders, but Harden can still be lackadaisical, with waning interest and low energy.
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"Everything gets so intense when you're touring," says Hollingworth, who swam competitively until the age of 15, when she traded the pressures of training for recreational swimming's lackadaisical pleasures.
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While his supporters lamented the loss of a leader who had made a name with his stirring speeches and stern antinuclear stance, opponents accused the party of lackadaisical vetting.
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DePaul jumped out to a quick lead that forced Georgetown head coach Patrick Ewing to call two timeouts in the opening six minutes to address his team's lackadaisical play.
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Rondo's high turnover rate, lackadaisical defense, and complete ineptitude as a scorer would also come along for the ride, but the Cavaliers would be better off with him than without.
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All of this is in the shadow of a contentious election — one where the Democrats, who are defending close to two dozen seats, are benefiting from the Senate's lackadaisical schedule.
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These are all signs that Amazon has been rethinking its lackadaisical approach to its hometown after the downsides became particularly clear last year, when it got into a bruising fight.
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With the Suns, I thought a new culture under Monty Williams and the addition of solid veterans like Aron Baynes and Ricky Rubio would reverse years of lackadaisical franchise building.
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Rebel Wilson, who plays lackadaisical house cat Jennyanydots, unzipping her cat suit to reveal another cat suit below it, but that one is bedecked in a jazzy pink sequined suit.
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On the other hand, the more that people seem to define "millennials" as "anybody younger than a baby boomer," the more irritating I find the lackadaisical application of the term.
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But days after initially blowing off the incident, it later began to seem that there was indeed more to the story than just than another "NORDO" private aircraft or lackadaisical pilot.
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He's still lackadaisical off the ball and prone to get beat off the dribble every now and then, but it's unfair to label him as "bad" and call it a day.
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Britain and the EU have clashed over the Galileo satellite project, and the bloc has criticised London for what it called its lackadaisical use of a key travel and crime database.
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But at noon that day, wind generators across the Midwest were offering a lackadaisical effort, producing a mere 2628 percent of our electricity, using only 28503 percent of their installed capacity.
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"We note with grave concern the lackadaisical manner in which offences involving commercial sexual exploitation of women and children like the present one are investigated (and) prosecuted," Kapur and Bagchi wrote.
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Hair metal had died a fiery, brutal death in the preceding two years, with the pomp and circumstance of glam swiftly replaced by the stripped-down, lackadaisical, ambivalent attitude of grunge.
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He will remain precariously pickled even after a fateful night of partying in 1972 with an equally soused pal (Jack Black) leaves him quadriplegic and entirely dependent on his lackadaisical caregiver.
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"Because Texas Republicans are currently too lackadaisical ... it is the down-ballot Republican officeholders who will likely suffer most in 2020," said Ford O'Connell, a Republican strategist and a Texas native.
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Puddle Splasher, the New Jersey duo of Andy Altadonna and Dante Fotino, make just that sort of music: jangly, lackadaisical rock with the disjointed pop instincts of Tigers Jaw or Piebald.
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To Sanders and his followers, Obama has been insufficiently ideological, too accommodating to Republicans and capitalists, inexcusably timid in his exercise of executive authority, and lackadaisical in his pursuit of progressive goals.
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"Because of JUUL's lackadaisical — and, at times, willfully blind — approach to age verification, enormous numbers of underage users have easily obtained JUUL products, often simply by ordering them online," the lawsuit said.
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Selected by Naomi Shihab Nye By Jack Ridl We went out for dinner, downsome lackadaisical alley, threadingour way among leftover handshakes, sleepingformer aristocrats, and scattered scrapsof newsprint still holding words againstthe wind.
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Unfortunately, the powerful official who needs to sign off on Felix's arrangement— Zuno Arce – is a lackadaisical, golf-playing man who spends time in country clubs and doesn't quite understand Felix's rush.
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The DEA's lackadaisical approach to CBD helped the CBD industry sell about $350 million worth of products last year, and experts believe it will easily hit $1 billion in sales by 2020.
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"They're sitting on a beach trying to stop a Category Five," Bannon told Wolff regarding the White House's lackadaisical attitude to the Russia investigation and high hopes that everything will blow over.
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Still, despite and perhaps a little because of its lackadaisical approach to its subject, "Live Work Work Work Die" manages to capture something essential about Silicon Valley that has eluded other authors.
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Although grounded in a house tempo, the lush strings, tropical bird samples, lackadaisical sax riff, and percussive build of hi-hats, chimes and snares combined for a very British take on the genre.
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Mr Anderson's lackadaisical plotting and largely indistinguishable canine characters prevent "Isle of Dogs" from being especially exciting or touching, but there's enough arch comedy and outright silliness to get his fans' tails wagging.
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A few local figures are on hand to fill in the blanks for him: His amiable driver Yousef (Alexander Black) is a handy cultural interpreter, albeit a lackadaisical and sometimes dangerously irresponsible one.
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Such a lackadaisical approach could spell danger for Nurmagomedov—Johnson has proven to be one of the trickiest competitors who have found home in the shark tank of a weight class at lightweight.
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In the second inning, a line drive misjudged by right fielder Shane Robinson led to two runs, and some lackadaisical play by second baseman Gleyber Torres led to another run in the third.
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The concern is that the lackadaisical approach has allowed the virus to spread largely unnoticed, setting the stage for a disaster in countries where the health care systems are underfunded and poorly equipped.
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The great part about practicing JOMO — the joy of missing out, and FOMO's lackadaisical counterpart — is that you're not around to absorb other people's negative energy, which can be draining, Dr. Orloff said.
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"In our view, Nestle's culture can be best described as introverted and lackadaisical, especially in its attitude towards cost control and profitability," RBC Capital analyst James Edwardes Jones said in a report last week.
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Like others in Mr. Trump's orbit, this adviser could not predict what would come of the candidate's lackadaisical preparation for what may prove to be the most important 90 minutes in his public life.
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That more or less describes the surprisingly pleasurable experience of the comedy in which Gary appears, Dan LeFranc's sweet and scary, lackadaisical and hypnotic "Rancho Viejo," which opened on Tuesday night at Playwrights Horizons.
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The NFL's lackadaisical responses are criticized not so much for their failure to punish any one player but for the message they send that any "extent" of this conduct is acceptable, in any context.
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"Fallin' Up" is lackadaisical boom-bap for "rolling up marble steps"; elsewhere, "U Try" features field recordings of a bustling crowd, and the sprawling "GJGJ Cake" is filled with glass clinks and bird chirps.
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Despite flip studio asides that initially suggested a lackadaisical recording atmosphere — idle studio chatter, scrapes of errant guitar effects — the effort was the band's most melodically tight album since "A Ghost Is Born" in 2004.
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But my guess is that Hollywood won't hop on the rom-com bandwagon the way it has for the recent horror boom, leaving the spoils to Netflix, which has … let's say … lackadaisical quality control measures.
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The ability doesn't fix his full-body scarring, but does make him unkillable and lackadaisical about pain and grievous bodily harm — both the kind done to him, and the kind he forces on other people.
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Their ranks include take-no-shit matriarch Maya (Minnie Driver), lackadaisical yes man dad Jimmy (John Ross Bowie), twitchy son Ray (Mason Cook), bully-adjacent daughter Dylan (Kyla Kenedy), and wry teen J.J. (Micah Fowler).
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The pair first met on the set of Glee, which Falchuk created alongside Murphy, as Paltrow joined the show in in 2010 for a season 2 guest spot to play lackadaisical substitute teacher Holly Holliday.
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Here, Scorsese follows the lackadaisical approach of the Revue in his compilation to the film's detriment; it doesn't help that the earthy '70s film stock never quite fully captures the insouciant energy of its time.
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Yoshi's Crafted World is acting as my current comfort game, a game that allows me to move at a lackadaisical pace, bopping forward through levels that are like little dioramas of delight rather than difficult puzzles.
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However, his efforts to push the envelope of what animated shows could do – and lackadaisical attitude towards deadlines – caused him to battle frequently with Nickelodeon's brass, and he was fired from show after its second season.
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"This is the reckoning, and gone are the days where we will be complicit and lackadaisical in the fact that this is an epidemic and survivors deserve healing and justice and everyone deserves due process," Rep.
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"That some senior officials are being lackadaisical in their official duties, he made a point of saying they only come out for the official opening events and aren't being responsible in the daily work," Madden said.
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Fannie Mae's reckless spending on its new headquarters and the lackadaisical oversight by its regulator is alarming and should be the subject of pointed questions for the FHFA inspector general at the April 12 hearing. Rep.
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On the track, a departure from the lackadaisical melodies on the first half of the album to a somber piano, she sings about the futility of living and dying while trying to make a dysfunctional relationship work.
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"Comparing the FBI's massive response to the overblown email scandal with the seemingly lackadaisical response to the very real Russian plot to subvert a national election shows that something is deeply broken at the FBI," Podesta wrote.
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It too often settles for having Laurie explain something that happened to her rather than dramatizing it, and Curtis is so committed to what she's doing that the rest of the movie occasionally feels a little lackadaisical.
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Canadian news media outlets reported that he had once asked forward Mitch Marner, then a 19-year-old rookie, to rank his teammates from hardest working to most lackadaisical and then shared the list with the team.
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With each passing season, Wall's lackadaisical defensive effort and unspectacular jump shot become more troublesome, and it's sadly not that hard to envision a day very soon when his first step no longer strikes like an angry rattlesnake.
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Activists say they are looking out for shareholders by addressing lackadaisical management and pushing companies to innovate and change — they propose maneuvers such as breakups and share buybacks and often seek to get representation on boards of directors.
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He met Paltrow on the set of Glee It was on Glee where Falchuk and Paltrow would meet, as she joined the show in 2010 for a season 2 guest spot to play lackadaisical substitute teacher Holly Holliday.
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Warner for a lackadaisical approach the investigation—sat on its hands for 11 months after being notified that an account, which trafficked in fake news and claimed to speak on behalf of the Tennessee Republican Party, was fake.
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He met Paltrow on the set of Glee It was on Glee where Falchuk and Paltrow would meet, as she joined the show in 2010 for a season 53 guest spot to play lackadaisical substitute teacher Holly Holliday.
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Michael Chertoff, who served as Homeland Security Secretary under former President George W. Bush, described lawmakers' and election officials' "lackadaisical response" to election cyber risks as "both staggering and distressing" in a September Wall Street Journal op-ed.
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Andrea is a product of her times too; she's younger than I am, although she grew up in a 1980s New York City that I recognize, and is scarred by the lackadaisical urban parenting style of that era.
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"I do believe that Trump was elected for a reason, to show us how lazy and un-unified and lackadaisical and taking for granted we've become of our freedom and the rights that we have as Americans," she said.
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So far, it's working: The USMNT has won both games since the switch and flashed perhaps its most dynamic form since the 2014 World Cup in their final tune-up match, a 513-0 steamrolling of a lackadaisical Bolivia.
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Encapsulating both the powerful horsepower and the lackadaisical nostalgia of car culture, Shrines to Speed: Art and the Automobile, From the Post-war to the Post-modern is a comprehensive ode to the steely American muse on four wheels.
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In recent years, hacking in games has often been relegated to either lackadaisical mini-games (Sly Cooper's top-down shooter sections with bespectacled turtle hacker Bentley) or oversimplified button-tapping (Mass Effect's boring Frogger-like leaps to unlock doors).
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"Comparing the F.B.I.'s massive response to the overblown email scandal with the seemingly lackadaisical response to the very real Russian plot to subvert a national election shows that something is deeply broken at the F.B.I.," Mr. Podesta said.
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Some may argue that all of this is at best due to lackadaisical cybersecurity practices and policies that make people complacent into thinking they have built strong security when in fact they are just checking the boxes for compliance.
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At the beginning of the 2010s, a generation that had grown up obsessed with Harry Potter and other middle-grade fantasy series decided it wasn't that interested in adult literary fiction, with its often lackadaisical plotting and downbeat endings.
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The original article refers to it as a "typewriter" noise, but to me, volcanic thunder sounds more like an extremely lackadaisical martial beat lolling atop a menacing rumble, generated by a poorly-programmed drum machine and obscured by a distorted haze.
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" According to the Detroit Free Press, Winston went on to open up about what Izzo told him, explaining the coach's anger had to do with Henry "jogging back on defense" and "just looking lackadaisical at some point, which he was.
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All photos by Cara Robbins It's been an hour since LA indie rock quartet Harriet arrived at the Los Angeles Zoo on a crowded, unforgivingly hot President's Day afternoon, and nary a lackadaisical sea otter has yet to rear its head.
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"While these things do not deter customers as much as a food poisoning outbreak, they do raise questions about how well the company is managed and suggest a lackadaisical approach," Neil Saunders, managing director of GlobalData, told CNBC via email.
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Mr. Ryan has had a lot of time to work on this material (the film was originally released in 2005), and the half-hour episodes clip right along, building to a botched kidnapping that unfolds with lackadaisical yet clockwork comic timing.
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There's a unique peace of mind that comes from Animal Crossing games, which amount to not much more than lackadaisical chore and interior design simulators, like stripped-down Sims games that replace romantic relationships and the threat of death with whimsy.
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Ms. Rodriguez, who lost her daughter to gang violence, attributed the rise of gang activity to what she sees as the Brentwood School District's lackadaisical policies for monitoring students and responding to threats, including those she reported on behalf of Kayla.
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His intention with the LP is to bring attention to the beauty in quiet, in repetition, in a solitary state of being—human concepts we're being deprived of as overpopulation and lackadaisical artificial lighting strip us from true, beautiful darkness.
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"I remember going up on to the roof of this huge house on Marine Drive and watching the fireworks over the sky and reflected in the water," says Bowlby, laughing over the somewhat lackadaisical approach to health and safety in the city.
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The officials, briefing reporters at the White House on condition of anonymity, said the Trump administration was working to reverse what it considers a more lackadaisical approach toward Hezbollah by Democratic President Barack Obama after the 2015 Iran nuclear deal went into effect.
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Although Twitter has taken numerous steps in recent years to address harassment on the platform, its rules remain vague, its enforcement lackadaisical and haphazard at best — and its tolerance of abuse by powerful users something still far closer to policy than the opposite.
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Among indications that what seemed the least fraught bit of Brexit is proving trickier is a recent EU report, described to Reuters, which slams Britain's lackadaisical use of a key EU travel and crime database - the so-called Schengen Information System (SIS).
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Carl M. Levin, Democrat of Michigan, who was chairman of the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations when it examined Apple's use of tax havens in 2013, said the European Commission should fill the vacuum left by lackadaisical tax enforcement in the United States.
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Besides that, Mexico itself is one of the few countries that's caught flak of late for allegedly taking a somewhat lackadaisical approach to the coronavirus -- with the government there allowing certain public events to move forward and not implementing hard bans like here.
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"This is the reckoning, and gone are the days where we will be complicit and lackadaisical in the fact that this is an epidemic and survivors deserve healing and justice and everyone deserves due process," Pressley said during an interview with CNN.
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Yves' falsetto is distant and drenched in reverb—it sounds like he's singing to a lover walking down a long tunnel—and those blues-y guitar riffs strumming along to a lackadaisical gait conjure the sweet kind of melancholy that the end of summer brings.
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Twitter's lackadaisical approach to the problem is perhaps exemplified best by a report Warner referenced yesterday while introducing legislation to regulate online political ads: A Twitter account that falsely represented itself as the Tennessee Republican Party has now been linked to the Internet Research Agency.
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Whereas Pence must avoid overshadowing the president, who is notoriously sensitive about his own brand, Trump can't afford to appear lackadaisical in the midst of a public health crisis — much less, one that could have long-lasting effects on the U.S. economy and psyche.
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And Bolton countered Trump's repeated assertions that the U.S. is in "no rush" to push Kim to wind down his nuclear programs while taking an indirect shot at his former boss for his lackadaisical attitude toward recent short-range missile tests in North Korea.
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Reynolds has been teasing Deadpool 2 by posing in front of incongruous locations, his lackadaisical hero lounging outside beautiful edifices like the X-Men mansion and now Disneyland castle (per the terms of the merger, Disney also owns X-Men, which makes for some interesting possibilities).
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While finding a way for this roster—which is mostly comprised of greatness, misfits, and hype—to have success on the court, Walton must also propitiate a locker room that's suddenly more experienced, abrasive, pigheaded, lackadaisical, and brilliant than anything he's seen as a head coach.
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Critics who fretted over his lackadaisical embrace of contemporary music may be heartened to see Mr. van Zweden start the new season with a New York premiere of the Concerto for Two Pianos and Orchestra by Mr. Glass, who has long been cold-shouldered by the Philharmonic.
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But Marr is a willing slave to cocaine, so here he is, a lackadaisical private eye in David Swinson's CRIME SONG (Mulholland/Little, Brown, $26), trying to keep his coke edge while investigating the murder of his cousin, a nice kid who happened to be dealing drugs.
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Yet with all its summit-chasing over the past year and a half, Washington has been unfathomably lackadaisical about implementing its own sanctions: Since the first Trump-Kim meeting in Singapore in June 2018, the number of people and entities officially designated as sanctions-busters has plummeted.
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"Over 14,000 children [were] vaccinated as a result of getting this message out," Zucker said, acknowledging that although there may be a "lot of reasons why people don't vaccinate," sometimes, it's just parents "being on the lackadaisical side" and not getting their kids shots in time.
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The lackadaisical opener "Deep Green" takes an unexpectedly funky turn into "Of the Past," a track that feels like a surprise gem plucked from a dusty record store bin, with adult-contemporary piano solos, calypso arpeggios, and a charmingly retro dancing-on-a-cruise-ship groove.
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While Judge Amy Totenberg declined to force Georgia to implement paper ballots ahead of the midterm election, saying that doing so would "seriously test" poll workers and create "bureaucratic confusion and long lines" sure to "sour" citizens, she also rebuked Georgia officials over their lackadaisical approach to election security.
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However, that run almost ended thanks to an overall lackadaisical effort in the first half that saw Wake (10-12, 3-9) shoot 60 percent and force the hosts into committing nine turnovers to trail 44-29 at the 1:323 mark — and by 12 at the break.
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Taukir came along with them on these excursions, looking alternately keen-eyed and lanky and then despondent and distracted, one arm looped behind his back and clutching the other hand in that lackadaisical, half-stand-at-ease, half-chastised posture that is the hallmark of bored people at rest.
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If you're worried that mainlining the story this way will rob of you some lackadaisical open world goodness, here's another tip: there is plenty of time for that after the main story ends in the epilogue, if you're still jonesing after the dozens of hours that the story requires.
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Even if all that isn't your bag, this tantric two-tracker—which plods along gently on puttering drums, then recedes as gentle mystical Environments recording soundalikes and lackadaisical guitars swell around it—is a perfect accompaniment to any activity that involves two consenting adults and a pair of speakers.
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And after vowing on the campaign trail to directly confront Trump's corruption, in office they've proven surprisingly lackadaisical about going after his taxes and have apparently decided it would be inappropriate to go after Trump's family even though the family angle is central to the nexus of corruption.
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"Comparing the FBI's massive response to the overblown email scandal with the seemingly lackadaisical response to the very real Russian plot to subvert a national election shows that something is deeply broken at the FBI," Clinton campaign chief John Podesta wrote in an op-ed in The Washington Post.
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The movie has become a fixture of pop culture, to the point where it's possible to forget that American awareness of the lackadaisical catchphrase "hakuna matata" and the ubiquitous Elton John ballad "Can You Feel the Love Tonight?" originated 25 years ago in a hand-drawn animated Disney movie.
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" And when she's not working, Beau is just as lackadaisical with getting her strands trimmed as the rest of us, saying, "Now I have to more often because I have to keep it a certain length for like 8 months, but I will go like two years, and I'm like, whoops!
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"The reasons Americans cite for not increasing retirement contributions indicate a continued lackadaisical approach to retirement savings — whether it is complacency with current contributions, focus on other financial priorities, rising household expenses or just not getting around to it," Bankrate's chief financial analyst, Greg McBride, said in a press release.
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Yet for many in his own party, there was deep angst over the possibility that they could lose to a Democratic candidate who was just deemed by one of the country's most highly respected law enforcement officials to have presided over a State Department whose lackadaisical security culture invited foreign hackers.
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In fact, I think one of the issues African leaders will have to be careful about now is how they have to manage their relationships with China and the US. The US has been a little bit lackadaisical in its approach to Africa while China has made great strides on the continent.
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Yet… in interviews with more than two dozen senior Republican strategists, donors, lawmakers and local officials, Hawley was depicted as a lackadaisical candidate who has posted sluggish fundraising numbers, turned down interviews with conservative radio show hosts, and spurned traditional GOP events considered a rite of passage for a potential U.S. senator.
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But if there is even a slim chance that the race to build stronger A.I. will determine the future of the world — and that does appear to be at least a possibility — the United States and the rest of the West are taking a surprisingly lackadaisical and alarmingly risky approach to the technology.
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"[A] clean U.S. sweep through the 2019 World Cup field, lackadaisical roster and all, might have appeared to be more of a calamity for the international game than the U.S. loss appears to be for the Team USA program," which might actually be able to recruit a better Olympic roster as a result.
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If you've been even a lackadaisical fan (like me) in the seven years since it premiered, there are certain things you know to expect: a drink thrown in the thick of an argument, promises of a hit single that will likely never come, and lots of small waists making way for big butts among them.
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It's like a trust exercise: you might lean a bit just to see if a friend is prepared to catch you, but not so much that you cannot recover, then a bit more, then maybe you start to worry that actually the friend seems frankly lackadaisical in his reaction, and then oof, over you go.
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There's something Beck-like in Green's rich yet lackadaisical tones (particularly on the 60s-influenced "Someone Else's Plan"), but where Beck feels considered even his most surreal moments, Green looks at the world through a skewed, rainbow kaleidoscope, and this record is a portal to another world where life is upside down and groovy.
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Portland's former 22-and-8 man, once able to hide his propensity for inefficient heaving and his lackadaisical spiritual purpose behind Mount Hood, where no one watched or cared about his middling performances, was now thrust into the spotlight, a central figure in what was supposed to be one of the most anticipated series of the NBA playoffs.
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An enthusiastic drinker, lackadaisical criminal and itinerant door-to-door salesman, Charlie was a sporadic figure in the twins' early lives, ducking in and out of 178 Vallance Road as he sought to avoid conscription to the army during World War II. The perpetual police pursuit of their father instilled a deep hatred of authority in the young twins.
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It wasn't a problem for me, as "white bald guy" seemed extremely on trend at War and Peace this year, but I can't imagine what it would be like for a Jewish person if he or she had to walk around, seeing what—at surface level, at least—sometimes looked like a very lackadaisical Nazi rally in a field in southeast England.
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The service was friendly and engaging but also a bit lackadaisical: Entrees and desserts arrived before plates from previous courses had been cleared, and used glassware remained on a table next to ours long after the patrons had left (and as our waitress ate at another nearby table, which was either charming or dismaying, depending on your point of view).
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He is basically, he's accusing anybody who has ever pointed out that perhaps somebody is exhibiting lazy habits, or laze, or a lackadaisical attitude on a certain aspect of their discipline, their work discipline, or their intellectual discipline, or something, that if that person is black you cannot use the word lazy because it necessarily means that you're a racist.
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So long as that comes after dozens of hours where I, as a player, am reveling in the tranquility of the past—the joy of carrying sacks of flower or chopping wood, the ease of fireside singalongs and lackadaisical fishing trips, the pleasure of hunting down a three-star Buck to feed your camp—then the game is sending a different message.
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These are well publicized incidents, but practically no actor lacks ''a story of something that happened to them or that they witnessed'' going wrong in an intimate scene, the intimacy director Claire Warden told me; it can seem hard to avoid not just because of abusive behavior but because a lackadaisical attitude about physical boundaries is baked into those scenes' traditional physical mechanics.
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While the group has seemingly shored up one of its biggest weaknesses by grabbing the rebound on 226.6 percent of their opponents' missed shots compared to 2100 percent last year; it has also forced fewer turnovers, fouled more often, and despite actually forcing opponents into lower-quality attempts, their lackadaisical approach has resulted in more of those shots being hoisted by open shooters, leading to far better conversion rates at the rim, in the mid-range, and from beyond the three-point line.
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