That was my wallpaper once for school. Though I pop up a tab when the teachers come. Unfortunetly the computer was too slow and the internet wouldn't load and the teacher gave me an odd look.
yaaay for classic lit. 
He works out. He is an athletic sorta dude and has always been so. Working out slows aging A LOT! I am 50 years old, but people tell me I still look like Im in my 30s. Most people you see who are older people who dont seem to age are also those who regularly exercise, eat well and live low-stress lives. Taking vitamin supplements (not just a multivitamin) will also slow aging.
Browder is a great guy! He likes to LAUGH! Laughing is a great stress reliever and releases endorphins...just like working out does. Connection?
) I have mediterranean ancestry so I am olive-toned and less prone to melanoma. (my poor hubby has fair skin -danish ancestry and despite his dark hair has already had several suspicous moles removed) (48)
oooooh good one! I love that book....the original movie wasn't too bad either...but the book just sends chills!
then there is genetics...my mother died at 79 with nary a wrinkle on her face...the blessings of oilier skin as a young woman. she never smoked (ages the skin terribly!) nor drank alcohol! Snookie and I get asked if we are sisters (she's 28 -- all grown up---sighhhh) because of my unlined face. even though I tanned as a teen (baby-oil tans
So all in all, I would say Ben Browder lives a healthy lifestyle, remains relatively stress free, and has excellent genes. It always cracked me up on sg1 that he played 8 or so years younger...he is my age!
1945 version with a young and lovely Angela Lansbury- the definitive one IMHO of course.
What's interesting is Ben who was around 45 in played Cameron who was 37 at 2007. Michael Shanks who is 39? plays Daniel jackson who is 45, must have been his hair in the earlier seasons.So all in all, I would say Ben Browder lives a healthy lifestyle, remains relatively stress free, and has excellent genes. It always cracked me up on sg1 that he played 8 or so years younger...he is my age!
Until hubby gets 50% gray....he barely has ANY gray...it's more silver...L'Oreal is my best friend!
Hubby doesn't have the bald gene either (male patterned baldness usually runs through the mother's side)...his maternal grandfather died in his 70's with a full head of nearly black hair. and I have nephews in their 30's going seriously bald....my dad was bald... Luckily snookie is a girl! 
genetics can be a crap shoot!
Until hubby gets 50% gray....he barely has ANY gray...it's more silver...L'Oreal is my best friend!
Hubby's has gone a beautiful silver-what little ahs changed color, but his mustache (which is a dark auburn) is 90% pure white and he won't dye it because we haven't found a just for men for facial hair that's auburn. if I am not careful about my dye I can get a red that is atrocious...my gray is very "brassy" they tell me so I use natural dark brown (with ash undertones) - basically the same color I had in high school.
I found my first gray at 27...about 9 years after my mom and sisters did...we go gray very young in my family! 
been coloring regularly since about 32 or so...that's 16 years and many more to go hopefully!