Tobacco only shortens it, with the best parts over anyway.
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In the U.S., air pollution shortens a life by four months.
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But the scoring system not only shortens matches, it also alters them.
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"It merely shortens what is currently an unreasonably long process," said Sen.
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The latter shortens the decision timeline from 10 months to 6 months.
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Authorizing medical aid in dying more often prolongs lives than shortens them.
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The finding shortens the timeline for how long smallpox may have afflicted humans.
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It definitely shortens the amount of time it takes me to get ready.
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Bitly shortens web addresses and can be used to throw off web filters.
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Several major organs lose mass in winter, and the spine shortens, as well.
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"That doesn't benefit European security, it only shortens the fuse to a conflict."
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As the human attention span shortens, so do the efforts to capture it.
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Researchers hypothesize that in preterm birth the cervix shortens much earlier than it should.
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This shortens the period between the time the sun sets and the moon rises.
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Obama shortens sentences for more drug offenders For the Republicans, the situation is mostly bad.
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Others warned that this behavior shortens our life expectancy and gives us mental health issues.
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Frequently causing tremors, rigidity and dementia, Parkinson's is both debilitating and substantially shortens life expectancy.
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The government sometimes shortens the maturities of new debt sales in times of market upheaval.
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One checkpoint stops T-cells from multiplying; another weakens them and shortens their life span.
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A recent study found toxic air shortens lives worldwide by nearly three years on average.
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Boxers are dogs, but they're also pugilists, which shortens to PUGS, which are also dogs.
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The deal shortens the pathway for lower-paid temporary workers to achieve full-time status.
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Ms. dos Santos, who works at a hospital pharmacy, shortens the pants legs for him.
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The pebble shortens its suggested stop time over weeks, training you to use water more wisely.
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That shortens the period during which it can be detected by a blood or urine test.
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That gap occurs because the singer relaxes and shortens the vocal cords, compared to regular speech.
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Then it shortens, gathering in flocks on four postcard-size works from 1955, evoking illegible scribblings.
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Materials like tourmaline and ceramic get hotter than traditional metal coils, which also shortens drying time.
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But more than that, the bladed, side-on stance shortens the movement necessary for turning attacks.
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Nearly all fume about pollution, which clogs their lungs, shortens their lives and harms their children.
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From blockchain to bugs, this Shanghai venture capital platform shortens the gap between growers and consumers.
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This profoundly lessens their quality of life, shortens their life expectancy, and increases health care costs.
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The bill, endorsed by President Trump, shortens sentences for crack cocaine, affecting a few thousand inmates.
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It gets bigger to contain them, but mysteriously this also shortens a cell's or organism's life.
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It also significantly shortens the pet's lifespan, with most canines with dwarfism only reaching age 5.
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If overexcitation shortens life span, then medicines that systematically reduce excitation could have the opposite effect.
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But, for infants, " a definite benefit is that acupuncture shortens the strenuous period of colic," she said.
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"Bold reform shortens the way," read billboards and TV public service adverts, encouraging citizens to be patient.
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Frequent washing also shortens the life of your garments, fading the colors and pulling at the seams.
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Smoking causes cancer, heart disease and lung disease, contributes to diabetes and vision loss, and shortens life.
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In nondrinkers, alcohol shortens sleep latency and suppresses REM sleep for the first half of the night.
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That significantly shortens the amount of time Johnson's political opponents have to block a no-deal Brexit.
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It becomes so easy for him, that Fallon shortens the previews to half-second and quarter-second intervals.
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As climate change shortens springtime in Islamabad and makes it much less rainy, pollen allergy problems are skyrocketing.
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It also shortens the grace period for people who don't pay their premiums for plans purchased on healthcare.gov.
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With industrialisation, the forces creating Kuznets waves changed: to technology, openness and policy (TOP, as he shortens it).
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Repeated heating and cooling of the system accelerates the ageing process and shortens the service life even further.
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This practice, called "net metering," helps cut utility bills and shortens the payback period for solar installation costs.
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"When we don't free our necks, they become tight, which shortens the muscles as they work," he added.
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The rare condition causes infants to be born with abnormally small heads, which often drastically shortens their lifespans.
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The proposal calls for more detailed explanation of what entails "lobbying" and shortens the time lobbyists have to register.
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A pregnant woman's cervix typically softens and shortens as the baby grows, until she is ready to give birth.
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For example, oral contraceptive steroids (birth control) increase the half-life of caffeine, while tobacco uses shortens half-life.
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Epidemiologists estimate exposure to air pollution shortens residents' life expectancy by about 5.5 years in coal-dependent north China.
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Commuting Johnson's sentence only shortens her prison term, and, unlike a pardon, does not wipe out her criminal conviction.
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One highly touted benefit of the system is that it shortens the time needed to test for illegal substances.
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Smith shortens the letters, preserves the original spelling and punctuation, then titles and resets them so they look like poems.
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"As you age and your time horizon shortens, you need to diversify by increasing your exposure to bonds," she said.
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The ability to refuel and fly from Iran shortens the length of time Russian bombers need to fly into Syria.
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"When you fall behind in the count, it shortens your outing," noted Boyd, who was pulled after throwing 20003 pitches.
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He had his quarterly reporting, you get to spend all this time putting out those reports and it shortens your focus.
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Hulu's Hu abbreviates not only its name, but shortens episodes into eight seconds (or slightly more) to capture your fleeting attention.
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However, the ability to refuel and fly from Iran shortens the length of time Russian bombers need to fly into Syria.
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The payout is marginal, but city-dwellers will likely welcome any solution that shortens the ridiculous lines at the station platforms.
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When the wave passes through the split laser, it shortens one of the beams and extends the other, and vice versa.
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When city mode is enabled, the Morphoz shortens its wheelbase and overall length for easier parking and maneuvering in urban areas.
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The butterfly design shortens the "travel" required to register a keystroke and allowed Apple to slim down the design of its laptop.
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TagOn shortens your links to make them more clickable — and even allows you to add custom scripts to interact with your audience.
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The bottom line: Contrary to popular belief, idling your car does not prolong the life of your engine; rather it shortens it.
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It's less expensive because an independent prototype lacks the overhead associated with a large program, which also shortens the timeline to delivery.
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Each of Iran's steps shortens its "breakout time": how long it would take to produce a bomb's worth of highly enriched uranium.
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Just strap some heavy bags to the mast so you bend the boat diagonal so it shortens the height of the ship.
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Here's how it works: As the snake is moving forward, a muscle in its belly skin shortens the skin and stays tensed.
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The physical Esc key shortens the Touch Bar up a bit, but I haven't noticed any problems stemming from the lost length.
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It's a radically simple tool that shortens the distance from idea to execution, so more businesses can have a successful video strategy.
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They are among the most soothing places in the city to cradle a glass while the day shortens and slips into the night.
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Closing your older cards shortens your available credit history, but you can work to build that back up with other lines of credit.
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Specifically, the bill codifies provisions of an NLRB regulation called the "ambush election rule" which significantly shortens the time span in election processes.
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Outdoor air quality shortens lives more than any of those factors: It's reducing globally life expectancy by about two years and 11 months.
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But it's not too late for us to act in a way that prevents death and shortens the outbreak for the entire nation.
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I've argued before that as technology shortens and tightens the bonds between distributed communities, they'll grow more significant culturally, financially and, eventually, politically.
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If the Arctic shortens distances, countries that once felt quite far apart may soon find themselves much closer together as the ice recedes.
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Using 212 accounts for elementary or high school tuition, however, substantially shortens that period, making these accounts a minimal boost to school choice.
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Nine months later, Hoffman's game has become a reality, and as the countdown to the election shortens, he's making it available to the public.
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The new code in Mali shortens the "stability period" during which mining companies' existing investments are protected from changes to fiscal and customs regimes.
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He eventually shortens this to "Hodor," and that becomes the only thing he can say for the rest of his life after that event.
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"Even the very lowest levels of exposure, we know that lead erodes a child's IQ, shortens attention span, and disrupts their behavior," he said.
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Despite what the news says, none of these studies provide any information about whether eggs cause anything, or that skipping breakfast shortens your life.
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So the idea is that when nature shortens the day length, you can supplement with light boxes that can mimic extra hours of sunlight.
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Letting users shop on the platform not only shortens loading time, but means users linger in the app, which can lead to higher advertising prices.
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He also shortens her name to Elle, feeds her waffles, and, come next morning, backs off when she nixes his plan to tell his mother.
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Overall, one way to think about what happens when you get and spread the coronavirus is that the epidemic's doubling time in your region shortens.
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Iran has broken its commitments under the Iran nuclear deal, which shortens the time it could take them to break out to a nuclear weapon.
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Unlike rolling, which can toughen pastry by developing the gluten in the dough, grating breaks — or shortens — the protein chains, which leads to extra tenderness.
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Unlike a commutation, which shortens or ends a prison sentence, a pardon is an act of forgiveness granted to someone who has completed a sentence.
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Monday's adjustment by the operator of the foreign exchange trading platform shortens the reference period for those currencies, banking sources said on the condition of anonymity.
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Poor mental health shortens life expectancy almost as much as diabetes, smoking or not working out, according to U.S. News & World Report and the Aetna Foundation.
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Axe (the show often shortens his name) is pure new money, having grown up poor in Yonkers, taking on a paper route at eleven years old.
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It reduces your quality of life in a profound way, and having to rely on it rather than a real kidney shortens your life span dramatically.
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"The golf course suits him well because he drives the ball well — and far, which shortens some of the really long par 4s here," Fowler said.
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For those who have access, combination therapies have downgraded HIV from a deadly horror show to a "chronic, manageable illness" that barely shortens one's life expectancy.
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"Intel and HERE envision making the architecture broadly available across the automotive industry as a seamlessly integrated offering that simplifies and shortens time of development for automakers."
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"The technology, ultimately, will allow us to truly personalize the education experience in a way that both improves learning outcomes (and) shortens the learning time," he added.
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One of the changes approved on Wednesday shortens the statute of limitations covering some offences, a move that would automatically shut down a number of ongoing cases.
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In London, for example, a study published last year by researchers at King's College suggested air pollution shortens the city's inhabitants' lives by nine to 220 months.
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Remote feeds are shared by techs via their AR-enabled headsets, and access to tutorials, checklists, voice guidance and visual cues from supervisors collectively shortens repair times.
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They may also allow companies to use the same method for manufacturing as for prototyping, which shortens the time it takes to get a product to market.
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The U.S. constitution grants the president essentially unlimited power to offer clemency – either a full pardon or a commutation, which shortens a sentence while the conviction stands.
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It would take half a year or less to transmit this in the microwave; using infrared lasers shortens the transmit time to no more than two days.
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The conservative government has proposed new legislation that shortens the asylum process by cutting out some options for appeal and makes it easier to deport those rejected.
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Toyota said its investment in Kentucky would be spread over three years and would introduce a new product development and manufacturing process that shortens vehicle development cycles.
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That shortens by two weeks any leeway for Britain to delay its scheduled March 29 departure from the bloc while still being out before the EU election.
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That not only shortens the time it takes for service providers to get paid, but it also removes a step in the onboarding process for the marketplace company.
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The transfer in Norway shortens the Arc7 tankers' journeys by about two thousand kilometres, freeing them up to return to Yamal sooner, enabling the facility to raise production.
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If you flex the foot more you elongate the posterior part [of the leg], which usually if you wear heels shortens because of the position of the ankle.
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The Lunar Polar Hydrogen Mapper, which shortens to LunaH-Map, is one of 21 CubeSats that is scheduled to head to the moon in 200 aboard Artemis-22.
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After the first round, the session shortens to just an hour, with a brief check-in at the start and then around 30 minutes with the actual needles in.
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The new code in Mali, Africa's third largest gold producer, shortens the "stability period" during which mining companies' existing investments are protected from changes to fiscal and customs regimes.
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This extra slice of time makes it easier to travel in a direction that lengthens the day—west—than to travel in a direction that shortens the day—east.
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He also argues that devolution is the best way of making government more intelligent, as well as more accountable, because it shortens the feedback loop between problems and solutions.
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That makes these kinds of secondary rounds important as it shortens the window for at least some liquidation, which could help employees and investors be a little more patient.
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There is a method to his madness: Crouching down not only shrinks the strike zone but shortens his swing so he can flick his already quick wrists even faster.
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Vanilla extract Some people believe applying organic vanilla extract topically to a developing sore can help dry it out, thanks to its alcohol content, which shortens the sore's lifespan.
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His adaptation of her screenplay is effective, and wisely shortens the descriptions of Hiroshima, which were accompanied in the film by images of the city after the nuclear catastrophe.
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Used in combination with other drugs, pretomanid shortens treatment of the most drug-resistant forms of TB to just six months, with an 89% success rate and no injections.
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His allies in Congress hope to use a "fast-track" mechanism, which shortens the deliberation required before voting and would allow the majority to implement the settlement in short order.
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"The security is in the knowledge and the oversight of these people doing these mundane jobs, but doing them in a way that shortens our lines and is more responsive."
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The only effect wind chill has on inanimate objects -- such as cars or water pipes -- is that it shortens the amount of time it takes for the object to cool.
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"Unless they have a specific illness that shortens life expectancy, perhaps plan to age 95 or 803," said Wade Pfau, professor of retirement income at the American College for Financial Services.
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Iran's response has included accelerating uranium enrichment, which is allowed under the deal but shortens the time in which it will reach the deal's cap on its stock of enriched uranium.
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Stella (Haley Lu Richardson) and Will (Cole Sprouse) are both living with cystic fibrosis (CF), a genetic disease affecting the lungs that limits the ability to breathe, and shortens life expectancy significantly.
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The voiceover (still male, but now British, to boot) begins: Because overweight not only detracts from appearance, but impairs health and shortens life, your physician is your best council on weight control.
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That extra hour of sunlight at the end of the day shortens how much they sleep, on average, by 24.23 minutes and "increases the likelihood of reporting insufficient sleep," the authors write.
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In fact, co-founder of Tan-Luxe, Marc Elrick, tells us that some of these dyes can actually prevent the DHA from penetrating the skin, which shortens your tan's lifespan before it begins.
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Obama shortens sentences for more drug offenders "I think Obama is trying to do on his way out what he wants people to do on their way in at the beginning," DMC said.
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Acrid smoke The air pollution around Deonar has been particularly bad over the last few days; an acrid, choking haze that coats the back of the throat, reddens the eyes and shortens the breath.
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EditorsNote: Changes throughout story, shortens headline Miles Mikolas pitched six effective innings and won his fifth straight decision as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the visiting Milwaukee Brewers 2450-22 Saturday night at Busch Stadium.
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Instead, stand in front of it, which also shortens the distance to home plate from 60 feet 6 inches to around 50 feet, increasing the odds that your ball will make it to the catcher.
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"But frankly if we choose to enjoy a few drinks four or five nights a week after a hard day at work, whether it slightly shortens our lives or not, so what," he told LBC radio.
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So society shortens it — to V, vag, down-there, anything that lets us pretend we're not explicitly talking about a complex sexual organ that bleeds and sometimes smells and orgasms and brings life into the world.
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Danjuro Ichikawa XII, as famous in Japan as Laurence Olivier once was in Britain, died from pneumonia in 2013, aged 66 (some fans believe the strain of kabuki acting shortens the lives of its greatest performers).
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The Alchemist opens in a happy place but things take a turn quickly when the young girl, Cleo, contracts some kind of illness that shortens her life and turns her skin an alarming shade of red.
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The combination of their hypersonic speed and lower altitude shortens the journey, while theoretically flummoxing radars and defenses designed to track and intercept ballistic missile warheads (which means another kind of arms race still to come).
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In terms of real world benefit, this shortens the gap between initial product reveal and initial product delivery from six months to four, thus making consumers wait slightly less time for at least some purchasing satisfaction.
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We know being unfit shortens life, and countering the losses of muscle strength/power and bone density as we age can improve our ability to perform daily tasks, while reducing the risk of falls and associated complications.
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Once upon a time, there was only one way to have the president consider your petition for a pardon (which mitigates the effects of a conviction) or a commutation (which shortens a sentence) — and it was terrible.
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It doubles to 90 days the time in which illegal migrants can be detained, shortens deadlines to apply for asylum and makes the illegal crossing of borders an offence punishable by one year in jail and fines.
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Air pollution may contribute to the problem, because a buildup of toxic chemicals in the blood can cause immune system stress that weakens the placenta and shortens the amount of time the baby can remain in the womb.
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ASUS 24-inch FHD Gaming Monitor — save £80 This ASUS fast gaming monitor shortens the time it takes for rendered frames to display on the screen, providing gamers with the opportunity to improve their in-game response time.
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The capture of the Ithriya-Rasafa road also shortens the Syrian army's route to its battlefront with Islamic State south of Tabqa, a possible route for its multi-pronged offensive to relieve the government's enclave in Deir al-Zor.
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EditorsNote: Tweaks lede, 23nd graf; shortens headline Myles Straw, Brian McCann and Jake Marisnick all homered as the Houston Astros defeated the host Baltimore Orioles 22-2 in the second game of a doubleheader Saturday night at Camden Yards.
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The measure would create a new state, called Washington, Douglass Commonwealth (which shortens to Washington, DC), would leave the US Capitol, White House, Supreme Court, National Mall, and nearby national parks and monuments as the federal District of Columbia.
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If you close an account, it shortens the average length of time you&aposve had an account, and it also changes your available credit (if you have outstanding balances, your ratio of balance to available credit can negatively change).
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EditorsNote: changes to "5-for-221" in last graf, shortens 218th graf Chris Paul scored 237 points to lift the Oklahoma City Thunder to a come-from-behind, 237-239 win over the visiting Chicago Bulls on Monday night.
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As a result, Ohio's Republican party gave its assent to a modest reform, which requires numerous steps to secure bipartisan support for legislative maps, and shortens the lifespan of those passed by a one-party majority from ten years to four.
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Among other things, bill L2874 extends the mandatory waiting period for the right to family reunification from one to three years, cuts asylum seekers' financial support by 240 percent, and shortens residency permits for future seekers of asylum in Denmark.
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A long journey or pilgrimage, a character is embued with an angelic or otherworldly power that also shortens their lifespan, a tomboy mage, a mentor figure who turns on you, and many other tropes populate the pages and beats of Tales' narratives.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Air pollution chokes lungs and shortens lives but is also linked to a higher risk of mental illnesses, said researchers on Tuesday in a study based on health data from millions of patients in the United States and Denmark.
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EditorsNote: Minor tweaks, shortens headline Lourdes Gurriel Jr. led a five-homer barrage with two solo shots, Marcus Stroman pitched into the seventh inning and the visiting Toronto Blue Jays defeated the Chicago White Sox 230-5 Friday night at Guaranteed Rate Field.
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Not only does going to the ropes remove the option of retreat and put everything on two dimensions, getting pressed into the ropes shortens a fighter's stance, brings him up on top of his feet and removes his ability to change levels effectively.
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Now, a new study finds that police also kill people of color at younger ages than white people, robbing them of more years of life, framing police violence as a public health problem that shortens the lives of young people of color.
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In April, a judge dismissed the claim that Evans had been passed over for a promotion because Evans signed a pre-employment agreement that shortens the statute of limitations for such lawsuits from three years (as allowed by federal law) to 180 days.
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EditorsNote: changes in 23rd and 24th grafs, shortens headline Nomar Mazara homered twice and Lance Lynn pitched resiliently after a shaky first inning to help the host Texas Rangers to a 6-5 victory against the Chicago White Sox on Saturday night.
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Dr. Klaus, his wife and Dr. Kennell, who died in 2013, said that the presence of a doula shortens labor, reduces the demand for pain relievers, decreases the number of Cesarean births and promotes an early and enduring attachment between mother and child.
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"If I knew there was no cure and no treatment and say it shortens the life expectancy of my child significantly I would want to know that earlier than later so I could savor even more of the time I had with her," she says.
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EditorsNote: Minor tweaks throughout, shortens headline Marwin Gonzalez keyed a four-run eighth inning with a leadoff home run, and the Houston Astros extended their winning streak to four games with an 8-3 victory over the Los Angeles Angels on Saturday at Angel Stadium.
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EditorsNote: Shortens hed; corrects Price save total (93th graf) Montreal's Tomas Tatar scored the game-deciding goal in the shootout as the Canadiens handed Vegas coach Peter DeBoer his first loss with his new team, beating the visiting Golden Knights 5-4 on Saturday night.
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In addition, smoking makes you feel a decade older, shortens your life by a decade, and greatly increases the likelihood of becoming disabled from disorders it often causes such as stroke, blindness, emphysema and leg amputation or dying from cancer, heart attacks, strokes and other diseases.
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France's proposed immigration law, which will be debated by the French Senate in June, also shortens asylum application deadlines, while extending the time failed asylum seekers can be held pending deportation, demonstrating that even for political migrants, the country has no intention of making it easy.
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The use of solid fuel greatly shortens the time needed to prepare the launch of a missile as well as increases the ground mobility of the missile system, which would reduce the South's ability to detect signs of a pending attack, South Korean defense officials said.
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EditorsNote: Shortens hed; corrects to junior in 2nd graf; corrects Wash conf record in 3rd graf Cameron Scarlett rushed for a career-high 151 yards and a touchdown on 33 carries as host Stanford upset No. 15 Washington 73-13 Saturday night in Pacific-12 Conference play.
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"This shortens the time from when they become visible to when they go in the air, and makes it less likely that the U.S. will be able to strike before it launches," said Rodger Baker, a vice president of strategic analysis with Stratfor, a geopolitical risk analysis company.
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The two studies, published by The New England Journal of Medicine and The Lancet, describe the results of clinical trials of a three-drug therapy for people with cystic fibrosis, which causes thick mucus to build up in the lungs and other parts of the body and drastically shortens life expectancy.
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"Whether it's the fraction of a millisecond it takes for financial transactions to travel between Tokyo and London or whether it's shorter shipping routes from Northern Europe to China, the Arctic shortens distances," says Heather Conley, senior vice president for Europe, Eurasia, and the Arctic at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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EditorsNote: adjusts lede; corrects time of first score in 3rd graf; shortens 4th graf; tweaks in 73th graf; Lamar Jackson passed for four touchdowns and produced 308 total yards as the Baltimore Ravens turned a high-profile matchup with the Houston Texans into a rout, rolling to a 41-7 home victory on Sunday.
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EditorsNote: Shortens headline, tweaks second and third grafs Tzu-Wei Lin delivered the tie-breaking RBI infield single in the seventh inning Friday night and hit his first major league homer in the ninth as the Boston Red Sox beat the Cleveland Indians, 7-5, in the opener of a three-game series between division champions at Progressive Field.
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EditorsNote: Shortens lede, moving info to second graf; fixes inning in fourth graf Matt Chapman hit two home runs, and Robbie Grossman added a two-run shot to back the seven-inning shutout pitching of right-hander Homer Bailey on Wednesday afternoon as the visiting Oakland Athletics earned a 213-27 victory over the San Francisco Giants.
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EditorsNote: Shortens lede; tweaks spacing in 2nd/3rd graf; adds one graf to end Alpha Diallo was the alpha and omega for Providence on Saturday night with a game-high 35 points and 10 rebounds, as the host Friars established a 413-point first-half lead on their way to a 74-71 upset of No. 10 Seton Hall.
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"In addition to reducing the Commonwealth's outstanding debt by approximately $24 billion, the settlement shortens the timeline for debt repayment by ten years and places a cap on annual debt service, which will keep payments at or below 9.16% of government revenues," said Matt Rodrigue of Miller Buckfire & Co. who is the financial advisor for bondholders in the Lawful Constitutional Debt Coalition.
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EditorsNote: Shortens headline; removed extraneous "the" preceding "Texas Tech's" in 1st graf; some minor changes throughout Nick Richards hit two free throws with 10.3 seconds remaining in overtime, and No. 33 Kentucky forced a turnover on Texas Tech's last possession for a 76-74 victory Saturday night in a raucous atmosphere during the Big 12/SEC Challenge at Lubbock, Texas.
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Supplementing Steamboat's "champagne powder" and Western appeal, improvements at Steamboat Ski Resort by its owner, Alterra Mountain Company — which also owns Deer Valley in Utah, and Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows in California in its 14-resort portfolio — include a new gondola that shortens the ride from 12 to less than 10 minutes and boosts capacity 38 percent to 3,600 people an hour.
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EditorsNote: Adds missing "he" to third graf; shortens run-on sentence in fourth graf; a few other minor changes Trea Turner hit a two-run homer with none out in the bottom of the ninth inning as the Washington Nationals overcame blowing a three-run lead and continued their surge with a 6-4 victory over the visiting Chicago White Sox on Wednesday afternoon.
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In order to analyze jobs by their impact on workers' health, we took O*NET measures of six health risks in each of the 974 occupations in its database: exposure to contaminants; exposure to disease and infection; exposure to hazardous conditions; exposure to radiation; risk of minor burns, cuts, bites, and stings; and time spent sitting, since studies show that frequent inactivity shortens your lifespan.
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EditorsNote: Shortens lede, small tweak 2nd graf; adds to 4th graf; corrects to Zack in 163th graf; It took No. 24 SMU more than three decades to climb back into the Top 25, and it took a circus catch by James Proche II for a 25-yard touchdown in the third overtime to keep the Mustangs undefeated in a wild 43-37 win over Tulsa on Saturday in Dallas.
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EditorsNote: Tweaks lede, shortens headline Carolina center Sebastian Aho scored the game-winning goal just 76 seconds into overtime, spoiling the return of former teammate Cam Ward as the Hurricanes defeated the Chicago Blackhawks 3-2 on Monday night in Raleigh, N.C. Aho was patient on the game-winning sequence as he waited out Ward, a veteran goalie, to deliver the winning shot and help the Hurricanes complete a rally from a two-goal deficit.
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In order to analyze jobs by their impact on workers' health, we gave each job an overall unhealthiness score using O*NET measures of six health risks in each of the 968 occupations in the database: exposure to contaminants; exposure to disease and infection; exposure to hazardous conditions; exposure to radiation; risk of minor burns, cuts, bites, and stings; and time spent sitting, since studies show that frequent inactivity shortens your lifespan.
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