Executives Agree to Cut Down on Health Costs
Johnsen of Extensing Axaminers argues that executives must reduce weight to improve health and cut medical costs. He cites a claim that only 12 percent of executive lives are short and 29 percent were tall heavy in 15 years, noting 5,000 executives fined for testing. He warns weight loss lowers risk of heart and disease and boosts overall well being.
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Dartmouth College Museum finds oddities from sea captains
Fragmented report claims a Dartmouth museum collection included a stuffed wh... a note on a 18th century nautical find. The text mentions W. Wolseworth Rowen and a professor urging preservation as the tale references a romantic era voyage and a wedding.
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