Tom Sondergeld, senior director of health and well being for Walgreen, said Walgreen joined a private health exchange to offer its employees more choice, while still supporting a generous pharmacy benefit he said was central to the company's mission.
The factors for ranking the cities included local weather, cost of living, crime rate, health care quality, tax burden, walkability and "senior well-being" -- a measurement from the Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index that quantifies how satisfied residents 65 and older are with their surroundings, says David Kahn, Bankrate's research and statistics analyst.
Romney's senior strategist, Stuart Stevens, may well be remembered by historians, as one House Republican senior staff member put it to me, "as the last guy to run a presidential campaign who never tweeted".
For high school seniors, it might as well be as old as the light bulb.
It might well be unsettling senior Labour figures, but that is not a bad thing.
The Taliban's senior leadership, better informed, may well be less optimistic about their prospects—although most Afghans yearn for peace, few want to see the return of the Taliban to Kabul.
And he's, like, "Well, are you a senior citizen?
Senior scientists like Dr. Wells are torn between pursuing research they believe in and protecting students from staking their job prospects on projects they may never be able to complete.
"For Webster to propose cuts of $100 per person to a program that has served seniors well for so long is an indication that, if he's elected, seniors will be the first ones to suffer," said Tony Fransetta, president of the Florida Alliance for Retired Americans, in a statement.
The new pressure group he chairs claims not to be against faith schools, although many of its senior figures are well known for their assaults on religious belief.
In India, where the average age of the cabinet is 65 years and most senior politicians are well into their late 70s and 80s, age is on his side.
