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Thursday,
February 05, 2004
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Fad
diets fade fast but nutrition lasts
Smart
diets and exercise are the right way to go
Fad
diets are exactly what the name entails: a fad. They die
out just as quickly as they come in. There’s always
a new diet that promises you will reach your ideal weight
in no time at all, get the perfect form or the opposite
sex to notice you.
So what’s the problem with these “lifesaving”
diets? Why shouldn’t they be appealing? The answer
is that most of them don’t work anyway and just leave
us feeling hopeless. |
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Bush
not to blame for CIA
Faulty
intelligence cause of Iraq fiasco
It
almost happened. I almost let the Democrats brainwash
me. I was oh so close to believing that the Bush administration
set up a huge conspiracy to attack Iraq, knowing for certain
that there were no weapons of mass destruction. |
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