Consistent with the theory of self-efficacy, when there is encouragement to exercise from family, friends, and/or experts, older adults are more likely to participate in regular exercise activities (Resnick et al 2002; Sharma et al 2005; Greene et al 2006; Lim and Laffrey 2006; Lippke and Ziegelmann 2006; Resnick et al 2006).
No Herter item was merely good: it was World Famous, Patented, Special, "made with infinite care by our most expert old craftsmen," or — my favorite — "actually made far better than is necessary".
Bournemouth, which rose into the Premier League two seasons ago, added the talented young defender Nathan Aké and the expert old striker Jermain Defoe, which may be enough to let them stay up a few years longer.
Given the number and prominence of expert old-music ensembles, new music that will honor and confront them is sorely needed.
This quiet, foliage-drenched street in sleepy Nuevo Vedado is a 20-minute cab ride from downtown Havana, but it's worth it for Orama's expert, old-school facials.
Experts on old master paintings live for such discoveries.
Yet within 150 years, according to experts, the old world lay in ruins.
For earlier records, he said, experts study old newspaper accounts — "church bells ringing, chimneys knocked over, this sort of thing," he said.
Amid many hospital scenes, and exposition from experts, the old people who come across most vividly are the ones who don't talk about aging or death.
The business however, does not switch off, and she is scathing about chief executives who are "experts in old ideas" and whose stores still follow the rhythm of a working day.
