And since white truffles cannot be cultivated, well-trained dogs like Diana are valuable resources.
For those few journalists who have cultivated well-placed sources, the numbers they are told will vary depending on which side of the table the source is on.
You see, human beings are entirely social animals who naturally seek intimate companionship with others to cultivate well being.
And enrichment activities that help to cultivate well-rounded young people need more status than they currently enjoy.
Now, with the growth in evidence for mindfulness as a way to cultivate well-being, organisations ranging from City banks and advertising agencies, to schools, government departments and third sector agencies are offering courses for their staff.
Overall, our study offers an important example of a locally adapted agricultural technology that allowed pre-Columbian farmers to produce and cultivate well-drained soils in a great range of floodplain environments.
We can cultivate well-being through generosity, gratitude and nurturing intimate relationships.
But it was Germond's appetite for cultivating well-placed sources and calling the shots as he saw them while covering hundreds of politicians from Richard Nixon to Bill Clinton that made him one of America's premier political reporters in the last half of the 20th century.
While there are colleges and universities that have rigorous curriculum requirements designed to cultivate well-rounded, knowledgeable students, there are other schools that operate under the idea that the most profitable education is one in which the student directs his or her own learning.
The means to cultivate well-differentiated hepatocytes in vitro for prolonged periods of time (>2 weeks) with full metabolic capacity has been a goal for some time.
By cultivating well-being and intentionally engaging in preparedness, readiness becomes more than risk management; it is an integrative, fluid, and health-promoting state ("I am as well as I can be") that facilitates adaptive postdisaster trajectories [ 52, 53].
