That goes for men, too, like Arteezy, a Dota 2 player for the formidable Evil Geniuses team, who had made a profitable habit of torso exposure; his Twitch channel has been viewed more than fourteen million times.
He is adept at pointing out the connections and contradictions between an artist's professed beliefs and his or her actions in real life, and he's also nimble at taking a seemingly trivial observation ("Chanel made a profitable habit out of keeping a tame poet on hand to coin aphorisms that could be put into circulation, attributed to her") and using it to illuminate a larger truth.
John Pintard, a man of steady habits, made profitable use of his year in debtors' prison.
Maybe it helped a guy make money, or at least lose… John Pintard, a man of steady habits, made profitable use of his year in debtors' prison.
The comedian Katt Williams was in an Atlanta parking lot, on… John Pintard, a man of steady habits, made profitable use of his year in debtors' prison.
Such was the conventional wisdom concerning delinquency, youth: the wildness that hadn't yet been harnessed, the bad habits still blatant, the obsessions and addictions that might in the future be channelled, put to good, or at least profitable, use.
It studies the habits and lifestyles of its most profitable customers, using daily 20-term regression analyses relating profitability to such variables as account balances, most recent activity and premium credit-card accounts.
These are viable, even profitable companies, but since they are non-habit forming products they are open to greater competitive threat.
Our collective consumption has made it profitable to clear cut rainforests, destroy animal habits, disrupt the lives of indigenous peoples and fill the atmosphere with carbon dioxide levels that lead to global warming.
But while Bay is probably hoping to show off what he's learned from better films, it seems like the bad habits he picked up making profitable crap have become ingrained.
Could this be ready to change in the aftermath of global credit crunch, with lenders only willing to get back to old habits once commodity memory producers turn decidedly profitable?
