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...collects many fewer mistakes than his rivals he can't explain. He mentions better nerves, good concentration, light weight training and stamina, which he gets from jogging with his wife Anke, also a shooter. "The better your stamina is, the easier you can compensate the adrenaline output, to quiet your pulse and breath," he notes. A shooter must get rid of the adrenaline with almost no movement. Schumann had a lot of adrenaline to get rid of during a 2 1/2-year winning streak that ended in 1997. "Don't remind me of that drama," he sighs. "Every competition was like...
...vins de garage. Here they go by the low-rent-sounding "garage wines." But the name is the only thing about them that's drab. Some of the most coveted wines are made in minute quantities in wineries that are often no bigger than, yep, a garage. While their output may be small, the lengths to which people will go to get the wines are vast. And nowhere has the small cult wine taken off as it has in California...
Hormone-replacement therapy, as every woman of a certain age knows, is designed to make up for the body's lowered estrogen output during menopause. But many of these women also know that HRT has been linked--controversially--to an increased risk of breast cancer. Thus the interest in alternative therapies, both...
...course, if you're undecided about whether to buy an SUV or a minivan - and aren't thinking about such factors as the impact of SUVs on America's burgeoning output of carbon gases - the auto industry may, on the basis of their findings, be able to design a personality test to help you make up your mind. And TIME.com wants to help. We suggest it include the following questions...
Kolarik racked up 31 goals last year with 22 assists. Despite weighing a hefty 190 lbs., he is said to have remarkable acceleration and as indicated by his output, finishes a high percentage of his chances...