And indeed, it doesn't seem as though we have to require the entire brain, just enough of the brain, however much that turns out, to house personality, memories and so forth.
Camilla's charm is one of those direct, country-house personalities that specialize in breezy instant candor.
Sirio Maccioni at Le Cirque, Julian Niccolini at the Four Seasons and Elaine Kaufman of Elaine's remain iconic front-of-the-house personalities and, for many regular customers, the whole point of going to their restaurants is to enjoy their ministrations.
If Oprah vanished, how successful do you think O would be?" Such thinking may explain why other magazines have been based on building strong newsstand identities, not in-house personalities -- like Real Simple, a Time Warner publication that was developed in 2000 by Susan Wyland, a former editor of Ms. Stewart's magazine.
"For a year we renovated to give the house some personality, something it sorely lacked.
If houses have personalities, however, this one is less of a malevolent spirit than an obstreperous teenager, clearly raised on hard knocks.
Today we remember the late house music personality Romanthony with an exclusive stream of a new Andre Crom remix of his classic 1994 track "Ministry of Love".
A recent review, however, found no strong associations between house officers' personality traits and risk for problems during residency training.
Because the brain, after all, was the part of the body that houses the personality.
Categorical variables included gender, education, housing, schizophrenia, personality disorders, suicide attempts, mood disorders, and anxiety disorders.
The house had a personality all of its own".
