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• In fact, these researchers found that sitting for fewer than three hours a day can add up to two years to your lifespan. For many people, the big obstacle is work. Anyone with a desk job knows all too well how tricky it can be to tear yourself away.
(Huffington Post)
• He shows us in the way he looks at me and the girls, when he comes home at 6:30, that theres nothing more important than being there with us, she said. I think this place magnifies the good parts and the bad parts of you, the first lady continued.
(CBS News)
• With financial constraints limiting Chicagos 2012-13 offseason moves, the Bulls have been a very quiet player in what has been a very busy free-agent market. In fact, Chicago has been more active in player subtraction than addition.
(Bleacherreport.com)
• ''You don't move this stuff unless you have to "The armed opposition is becoming more effective,'' said the official, who like the first official spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss the assessments.
(Boston Globe)
• This time, options investors expect a move of more than 4 percent. This is by far the most keenly anticipated bank earnings in a long time, said Gareth Feighery, co-founder of options education firm MarketTamer.com in Philadelphia.
(Reuters)
• In its 22d year, the 40 Under 40 Award winners were selected from more than 250 nominations. • Joseph M.
(Courier-Post)
• McMann has more than 32 years of experience in the tree care industry A tax attorney, Power is a founding member of Carle, Mackie, Power Ross. Submit On the Move items to onthemove@pressdemocrat.com.
(Santa Rosa Press Democrat)
• The Dwight Howard stay-or-go saga continues to drag on and on and on. At this point, the only certainty in this soap opera is that it will feature more uncertainty. Each day seemingly presents one more juicy rumor.
(Boston Herald)
• Either deal would help New York financially and would amount to Dallas adding Lin for only $3 million more—committing to the cap over the next two salary cap years. Come on DallasDirk needs a closer to compete. Lets get it done.
(Bleacherreport.com)