Mr Wood, who happens to have made more of a mark than most people, said he thought he could have done pretty well at anything.
"He'd tell me that to do well at anything, you needed discipline, like he told me to do situps and push-ups both in the morning and at night, and jog," he said.
The "popular" people can spend so much time on their social life that they can't really do well at anything else.
In August 1999, the Board of Education voted 6-4 to eliminate evolution--as well as anything hinting at the great age of Earth, and even some cosmological theories--from statewide standards for science teaching (Science, 20 August 1999, p. 1186).
But if you perform a true apples-to-apples comparison (that is, looking at the economic indicators alone rather than muddying them with other sorts of extraneous variables), they do at least as well as anything else in predicting elections, and slightly better than some other commonly used metrics.
They work just as well as anything you can buy at the store, and some people like the fact that they're less toxic than many mainstream products.
The drive to their home passes through terrain that explains men's presence at Promise Keepers as well as anything else I've seen or read.
If we could target specific types of skills and cognitive processes, then we could teach our brains to be better at, well, anything.
While tons of crap posts this week have fallen into the former category, a few have fallen into the latter, mostly MG Siegler's work surrounding Google's failed efforts at, well, anything.
Considering Arsenal are only two points ahead of Burnley with five games to play, it feels like they may as well try anything at this stage.
I also think there's not-implausible alternative, though, which is that a society that has universalized same-sex marriage will have more difficulty than ever acknowledging, in anything but the most backhanded and grudging fashion, that more traditional and religiously-oriented marital cultures do anything well at all.
