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A report on the overall health of Americans and ranks each state on physical health, job satisfaction and other quality of life. While Hawaii, Colorado, Utah, Minnesota and Vermont reached the classification of 1 to 5 as the healthiest, many others are also healthy. Those little need to feel out of place since the report interviewed a sample of each state. It is no coincidence that people who said they were satisfied with their work smoked less, had a lower risk of heart disease and diabetes. People that are not contained in their jobs smoke more, eat more and are less likely to exercise. If this is not surprising, statistics on how people evaluate their lives are as follows: 53 percent say they were booming, 43 percent said they had difficulty and three and a half percent suffered. What is "thriving" has not been mentioned. Road to news about health and pleasure.

Children: The Tooth Fairy adjusted for inflation

The tooth fairy has adjusted its benefits inflation left under pillows. It seems that in 2012 paid a whopping $ 3.49 for the first lost tooth and, on average, lost teeth after the mythical cost $ 2.49. Long ago, the author obtained a quarter of big teeth, molars dimes and a nickel for the rest. Times have change. Inflation has increased. Today is National Tooth Fairy. Maybe someone bought a ticket or Powerball winner.

Seniors: Are you satisfied with your health insurance?

We know that health insurance can be a real hassle to work. Sometimes it takes an incredible amount of call on the phone to get the answer to a question. A recent survey found that 94 percent were satisfied with the quality of care, 90 percent are satisfied with the benefits and 81 percent are satisfied with out of pocket expenses. This is very good news, even when there are cuts in health care will soon be felt throughout the country.

Now tell me!

Today Nintendo lovers can tell their parents playing all day and night leads to better surgical skills later in life. That's it. I told you. A recent study has found that surgical students use a Wii controller have better skills in 16 different skill sets than those who do not. The researchers found that laparoscopic simulators are expensive and difficult to obtain for students, while video games, consoles and controllers are cheaper and easily available. Any game that comes with 3D graphics and requires great hand-eye coordination is good for the future surgeons of America. I wonder if the joysticks I used a few years ago are as good as a Wii controller?

Blame It on the Roomba

The more technology we need to do cleaning, we become more sedentary and thus we become more overweight. Well, it is true to some extent. We have more technology at home that allows women that are home to make life easier. Think of the Roomba and dishwasher almost everything except the store when you're done (and don'ts) and washing systems that allows us to clean and dry your clothes in less time. Which brings us to relax and not exercising. It is true that we have not so difficult once households in the 1960s and 70s. Many working women have weekly cleaning ladies or women of the household. Those who do not have that luxury can still flip the switch from a Roomba and began to watch TV as it aims the carpet. What's wrong with that?