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"Tackling the Problem of Obesity, a 2005 Priority"
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Sunday January 02, 2005 06:38 by Ross Getman ross_getman at hotmail dot com
with Ireland leading the way Soda should be eliminated from public schools. Dr Patrick Wal, Professor of Food Safety at the UCD Centre for Food Safety and medical epidemiologist at the Institute for the Study of Social Change,wrote "Tackling the Problem of Obesity, a 2005 Priority" in Irish Times. |
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Jump To Comment: 1 2 3little mistakes.
little oversights.
There are Very fat people in America
Michael Moore now there's a very fat man.
too much ice cream.
It is full of annoying pop-ups and cookies
http://www.canada.com/health/story.html?id=171cc4f2-cc3b-493c-b221-f8b13e85f15f
The Canadian border will remain open despite a mad cow desiese scare, promise Federal authorities, so
draft dodgers can still go north to safety.
armed safety.
with the doors open.
and a weird sense of humour
and no history of prohibition
or witch hunts.
nor that much genocide either come to think about it.
and keeping an eye on Alaskan secret projects.
with the russians of course.
Prime Minister Paul Martin has announced Canada is doubling its financial aid to south Asia, and the military's emergency response team could be deployed on Monday. Canadian aid now stands at 80,000,000$ ( a canadian dollar is worth 83.20 american cents) The rise of 7.9% in the canadian dollar's value is keeping many poorer canadians north of the border though for the moment the poorer aren't being hurt by the weak dollar as the Canadian social welfare system is pretty solid.
http://www.metronews.ca/reuters_national.asp?id=48601
just like Canadians who weigh less than Americans who really got their low tech thing wrong.