Brian Gongol



By far, the leading causes of death are heart disease and cancer. The remaining causes aren't even close. The more we can fix or delay those two causes of death, the longer our average life expectancy will become.



Historically, second-generation family members do better than the national average, but there are some indications that those who are from lower-class families when they arrive have a harder time catching up

Uses a populist theme to argue for more lending to poor people


According to the Future Scale, that's about the time when Medicare will start to become insolvent and wireless e-mail access will become a commodity. It's also the year for the London Olympics.

(Video) The show will be live from the Iowa State Fair on Saturday