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However as we mentioned earlier on the subject of biological growth populations, this does not mean that one could not improve a chronology by reducing the number of series used if the purpose of removing samples is to enhance a desired signal. The ability to pick and choose which samples to use is an advantage unique to dendroclimatology. That said, it begs the question: how low can we go?

Before venturing into the subject of sample depth and chronology quality, we state from the beginning, "more is always better". However as we mentioned earlier on the subject of biological growth populations, this does not mean that one could not improve a chronology by reducing the number of series used if the purpose of removing samples is to enhance a desired signal. The ability to pick and choose which samples to use is an advantage unique to dendroclimatology. That said, it begs the question: how low can we go?

But since Snowdon is hyperallergic to the stuffy and the dull, and can smell pretention like a shark smells a corpuscle of blood in miles of open water, laughter is never far away. The image is constructed laboriously, finding the pose is a journey, but Snowdon creates an atmosphere of carnival when it suits his purpose. Sometimes the joke might be on the sitter as much as with them. Photographing the writer Bruce Chatwin, who was famously ambisexual, Snowdon called him Bruce when he was in front of the camera, but after he'd retreated around the corner to undress into another rugged outfit, to my astonishment, Snowdon would call out "Ruth?"—obviously adoring Bruce's manly, unwitting reply of, "Yah?" Risky, vintage Snowdon.

Writer André Aciman believes that people write memoirs because they want a second chance to create another version of their lives.

Documents recently made public show that in 2004, Pressler agreed to pay $450,000 to another former youth group member for physical assault.

Fourth, if you are still young, let’s say in the first third of your active reading life, you should indiscriminately devour as many books as possible – novels, short stories, poetry, nonfiction of all sorts without any regard for quality.

Anyway, after forty life is too short for reading poor books.

I have limited myself to 100 spaces for the next 10 years. That’s an average of 10 books per year

thrillers are excepted from the reading ticket

I consider it time wasted if a book leaves no traces in the brain, either because it is a poor book or because one has read it poorly

A book gets no more than ten minutes of my time before a verdict is reached – to read or not to read.

I read as much as before, to be sure, but fewer and better books, and each twice.

brisk walk or a slow jog—for 1 to 2.5 hours every week lowers your risk of death by 25%

those who run more than 25 miles per week have no mortality benefit, compared with nonrunners.

By Paige Greenfield Sep 3, 2015 Getty Images/Tim Macpherson James O'Keefe, 58, is a cardiologist at Saint Luke's Mid America Heart Institute in Kansas City, MO. A self-proclaimed "exercise enthusiast," O'Keefe says there was a time—decades, in fact—when he would routinely spend 2 to 3 hours a day running and working out vigorously. "I rarely took a day off," he recalls.  Advertisement - Continue Reading Below But if you see O'Keefe exercising today, you'll likely spot the MD on a postdinner stroll with his family. He also enjoys practicing yoga or doing some gentle backstrokes in the swimming pool. What changed? O'Keefe investigated the effects of intense physical activity on the human heart and body. The fruits of his and others' research inspired him to dial down his own routine."If your goal is exercising for overall health and to improve your longevity, then walking is ideal," he says. (Learn how to walk away from belly fat, heart disease, and diabetes in just minutes a day with Prevention's new Walk Your Way To Better Health.) Running Is Hard On Your Heart  Getty Images In one of his studies, published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology, O'Keefe and his colleagues found that people who run most days of the week at a pace faster than 7 miles per hour have the same risk of death as sedentary individuals.

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