One of the Facebook founders, a mere twenty-something and a Harvard-dropout, used his social-networking savvy to vault Barak Obama to the presidency, so some say. Now as a Boston-based venture capitalist, he's looking for young minds with big ideas. Perhaps he'd like a large helping of SuperJam, the farm kitchen recipe of another whiz-kid doing it the old-fashioned way. Fret not, the starting quarterback and head cheerleader never left their hometown. In fact, many elite athletes struggle at becoming complete human beings

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At some point last year, Utah's state employees switched to working a four, ten-hour days. Proposed savings on energy costs motivated the state officials' decision-making. Now, other state governments with budgetary deficits are thinking of following Utah's example. The citizens of Salt Lake City quickly grew accustomed to their government offices that close on Fridays and, of course, the state bureaucrats love their long weekends–every weekend.

Most middle-aged men fret about their fast-receding hairlines. Now, an expert claims male pattern baldness may hamper their job prospects. Of course, the person making these claims is a hair restoration surgeon. Yet, expect widespread outrage and condemnation when plastic surgeons speak up about how they can enhance women's professional prospects.

Popular wisdom dictates that some men grow bitter by 40 – probably because their lives haven't amounted to what they'd imagined. According to an accounting firm's forensic practice, men between the age of 30 and 49 commit the vast majority of Canada's white-collar crime. Although it's usually small potatoes compared to Madoff's Ponzi scheme, these fraudsters are usually motivated by having the know-how and being under great financial pressure.