Also, I thought this title would encompass the idea that as a sculptor, I am moving, carving and altering material form constantly.
But I don't think the title of this wise book of advice should be interpreted as self-help cheesiness; really, it's refreshing bluntness.
What do you think the title of this article, "National I.D. Cards: One Size Fits All," means? 3. Organize students into small groups of three or four students each, and assign each group to one of the types of information that was listed on the board during the initial class activity.
"Rude Buddha" (Andy Samberg, Bill Hader, Fred Armisen, Nasim Pedrad, Vanessa Bayer, Bobby Moynihan, Lindsay Lohan) I think the title of this sketch is misleading.
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A couple of other comments: (i) I think the title of this paper is too broad and non-specific; (ii) on page 4 (last sentence) authors state that "instead of using all (available?) features to make a classifier we apply recursive feature elimination to select those that are most relevant ".
Do you think this is his unofficial job title – like Noted Fashion Photographer Nigel Barker?
(I trust my publisher implicitly, but I think this might be a good title for the book: "The Most Important Power Source".
