From the wellness guru Deepak Chopra to the television psychologist Dr. Phil, a host of self-empowerment powerhouses are increasingly branching into new areas of business to keep the revenues -- and the karma -- flowing.
The researchers could, in other words, take an observable behavior — how long students took to finish certain assignments, for example, or how well they stayed on task — and match it against a host of self-reported measures, among them the tendency to procrastinate.
The company is trying to play nice with artists and record labels with a host of self-promotion and analytics tools, but it's definitely not exactly kosher by DMCA standards.
(However, Cornish readers won't need to be reminded of the host of self-inflicted problems which beset his administration - or of the Liberal Democrats' annihilation in the election that shortly followed).
He contributed the $2 million which finally qualified the popular recall of Governor Gray Davis, after a host of self-serving right-wing radio talk show hosts and political consultants played their non-serious games.
In a millisecond, our body has undergone ten times more processes than there are stars in the universe, which is exactly what Charles Darwin foretold when he said science would discover that each living creature was a "little universe, formed of a host of self-propagating organisms, inconceivably minute and as numerous as the stars of heaven".
The junctions are easy to assemble and allow for hosting of self-assembled monolayers (SAMs) of a large variety of molecular structures.
Cenk Uygur, host of the self-proclaimed "biggest online news show in the world", The Young Turks, is in typically bombastic form as he speaks on the phone from Los Angeles.
CREST.BD's CBPR work has identified a host of other self-management strategies, such as regulating sleep, diet and exercise, creative approaches to symptom monitoring and reflective practices, and approaches for improving QoL and interpersonal support around symptoms; these strategies warrant empirical testing.
Jim Jefferies, the host of his self-named show on Comedy Central, devoted a segment Tuesday to a prominent figure who has said he might run ― Mark Cuban, the owner of the Dallas Mavericks and one of the sharks on "Shark Tank".
