There’s
more evidence that Mom was right about breakfast being the most
important meal of the day. A new long-term study found that people who
ate a daily breakfast were less likely to develop Type 2 diabetes or
become obese, as compared to those who rarely ate breakfast. The type of
breakfast didn’t matter either, as long as people didn’t skip the meal.
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Is
your email in-box the high-tech equivalent of the old-fashioned gossip
grapevine? A new study claims that 15% of work email could be classified
as office scuttlebutt. Researchers looked at hundreds of thousands of
emails from the former Enron Corporation and found office gossip in
messages from all levels of the corporate ladder. Source Link
Scientists
are again warning that rapid melting of the Artic ice is setting the
stage for more wild winter weather, both good and bad. They say the past
winter with its lack of cold and snow in the continental U.S. was just
the opposite in Europe and Alaska, with record snowfall and low
temperatures, and is just as likely as another mild winter. Source Link
