When I was young, the saying, “Live fast, die young, and leave a good-looking corpse,” sounded pretty cool. Then, I started seeing young people die, and I decided maybe suffering an early death wasn’t so cool after all. The quote, by the way – “Live fast…” -- was first used in a 1949 Humphrey Bogart movie, “Knock on Any Door.” Bogart, by far, in my mind, one of the coolest cats of his day, died from esophageal cancer at the relatively young age of 57 in January 1957 (he would have turned 58 that same Christmas). His widow, “You know how to ...