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http://www.karlasweightloss.com/?sub=yhcontr-new-01

Rated Jan 26 2009 • 1 review • weight loss • karlasweightloss.com

What a great site!
Might direct some people to this great-sounding diet later!

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BumAppless blog - StumbleUpon

Rated Jan 26 2009 • 194 reviews • stumblers • stumbleupon.com

I hear childhood obesity is a big problem in Europe, maybe that's why this man is so grumpy.

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Rated Jan 26 2009 • 1 review • stumblers • stumbleupon.com

Cute little butterball.

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How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie

Rated Jan 26 2009 • 789 reviews • self improvement • westegg.com

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Rated Jan 26 2009 • 1 review • stumblers • stumbleupon.com

Ooh, baby, yes please.
He could lose a little weight, but damn!

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Does Obesity Kill? - Freakonomics Blog - NYTimes.com

Rated Jan 26 2009 • 1 review • weight loss • nytimes.com

From the page: "Well, even if Oliver is right, and putting aside for a moment Questions 1 and 2, obesity seems to be the culprit in at least 20 recent deaths. Last October, a tour boat carrying 47 elderly passengers sank on Lake George in upstate New York, and 20 of them died. Now, according to a National Transportation Safety Board report, this happened because the boat was badly overweight since the tour company used outdated passenger-weight standards to determine how many passengers the boat could safely carry. (Here is the NTSBâ€s press release announcing the report; the report itself isnâ€t online yet, but will probably show up here eventually.)

So even though the boat wasnâ€t over the passenger limit, it was very much over the weight limit. And when the tourists crowded to one side of the boat to take in the view, disaster struck. According to the New York Timesâ€s report, the tour company had been using the old standard of 140 pounds per passenger â€" which the NTSB had already warned was no longer valid, and which N.Y. Governor George Pataki has now updated for New York State, setting the new average-passenger weight at 174 pounds."

When you make the decision to let yourself go, you endanger the people around you.
This is a tragic but poignant reminder of why we need to keep ourselves fit.

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sn1flzs blog - StumbleUpon

Rated Jan 26 2009 • 194 reviews • stumblers • stumbleupon.com

A fatty with an eye for beauty.

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Rated Jan 26 2009 • 1 review • stumblers • stumbleupon.com

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