Specialists, who spend decades attempting to master a culture area, are often seen as too intellectual -- people who are driven to produce inconveniently complex analyses of complicated social and political worlds.
LA director Nicolas Randall's clip is set in a Western-themed bar graced with Alain Macklovitch's skills as disc jockey for the night, and prominently features a gang of cowgirls' attempts to master a mechanical bull.
The general format of any yoga is to learn a position and attempt to master it while holding it for a sustained period of time.
"Psychologically, during dangerous and scary developmental phases, there is an attempt to master the dangerous and scary," Dr. Bauman said.
He pays particular attention to the high incidence of mental illness among his chosen lot, reporting that for those included in the book, the suicide rate is "more than 200 times greater than the general suicide rate in the United States," and concluding that for a majority, "their creative abundance may best be understood as an attempt to master trauma".
The findings and preliminary conclusions suggest that as the market opens, innovative efforts tend to be more specialized, and there is an attempt to master production engineering faster, and to make adaptations when this is required to increase exports.
My plan was to earn an evening of lavish pampering at the Lakeside by first blazing a more temperate trail: two nights of wild camping among the mountains, topped off with a dizzying attempt to master Gummer's How.
Although Leavitt seems to have made a valiant attempt to master this material in preparation for writing the book, his explanatory efforts will leave initiates irritable and beginners perplexed.
He left school at 15 after an unsuccessful attempt to master algebra; he then worked at the local general store.
If it's true, as Elisabeth Kübler-Ross argued in On Death and Dying, that "if denial is no longer possible, we can attempt to master death by challenging it", then Doughty is indeed a passionate challenger.
