When you’re just out of college or just into retirement are considered the two happiest times for people, according to a new survey in which the ages of 23 and 69 were listed as the most satisfying. Work and family obligations slow down the good times for about three decades, but those dealing with a mid-life crisis can take heart, because the rebound begins at age 55. Source Link
Here’s some meal advice than men need to take to heart -- don’t skip breakfast. A long-term study found that men who didn’t eat a morning meal were more likely to develop heart disease. Researchers think the breakfast-skippers may be eating bigger and less-healthy meals later in the day. Source Link
If food can be labeled for its contents, why not an mobile app for how it uses your personal information? A new code of conduct for developers would require a smartphone and tablet app to show you how it shares your information. That could be revealing for some apps that routinely gather your location and contact information. Source Link
