Can A Little Extra Weight Protect People From Early Death? Underweight, Extremely Obese Die Earlier Than People Of Normal Weight

Underweight people and those who are extremely obese die earlier than people of normal weight—but those who are overweight actually live longer than people of normal weight.

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The next chapter of our economic story won’t be anything like the last. See how the changed landscape will affect you as an investor, worker and consumer.
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There's heavy turnover in the C-suite these days. The latest CEO transition came this week, when Robert McDonald was named the new CEO of billion Procter & Gamble, the successor to nine-year chief A.G. Lafley, who will step down July 1.
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Market conditions worsened across all geographic regions in the quarter, as customers of all types pulled back on spending, an IDC report shows.

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Its the tyranny of high expectations.

Singing sensation Susan Boyle breezed through to the finals of the television show “Britain’s Got Talent” after the audience on Sunday voted her semi-finals performance the best of the night.

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I’m not blogging as much as I used to. Part of it probably has to do with the job - it’s just tough to find the time. (Despite what J.J. Cale might tell you, it’s not easy to let it all hang out after midnight.) But I think a bigger reason simply might be that I have literally been Facebooking and Twittering (some say frittering) all my content away! I get a thought, I meet someone interesting, I go somewhere cool, and then snap crackle pop, I put it up. Crazy right? But more than that, what are the implications? As Joni Mitchell might say: “Well something’s lost, but something’s gained.”
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