Editor's note: Other Cif writers discussing this issue include Daniel Davies, Inayat Bunglawala and Angela Phillips.
Other writers contributing to the inaugural issue include ROBERT OLEN BUTLER and AMY BLOOM.
Coverlines on the current issue include "sunbathe your diabetes away" and "how I avoided my hysterectomy through diet".
The patents at issue include some of the first awarded to Yahoo, people close to the company said.
The documents at issue include 19 pages of notes by Travis T. Tygart, the chief executive of Usada, from a meeting with Heredia in February 2006.
The customers at issue include 125,000 New Yorkers who have Medicare supplemental policies and 21,000 individuals covered by hospital insurance.
Other ReadyMade headlines in the first issue include "I'm an Unlicensed Therapist, Here's My Card" and "How to Lose 40 Pounds," which begins "First, gain the 40 pounds".
Other organizations that are focused on this issue include the White Ribbon Alliance for Safe Motherhood, CARE and Averting Maternal Death and Disability.
Countries where upper age limits can be an issue include Ireland, Italy, Israel, Britain, Greece, Cyprus, Malta, Egypt and Morocco, but that's not an exhaustive list, and policies can vary by company.
Other areas of issue include maintaining a "work/life balance" to have reasonable expectations of time off to "recover from a pressurised work environment" and "ensure our mental and physical wellbeing".
"Kim is the first person that I called about this," Mr. Truman said, who remains highly involved at the magazine, including insisting that every issue include shoes and more shoes.
