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all agitating for a panoply emment anti-obesity initiatives, including prohibiting junk food in school vending machines, federal funding for new bike trails and sidewalks, more demanding labels on foodstuffs, restrictive. I totally agree with Pg 395 2S I agree because There are other better ways in which,Balko stresses in this article that have a better direct impact on the decisions that consumers make without necessarily seeming to intervene in people's food choices. The government should enhance a sense of responsibility among individual consumers.Health care is counterproductive. I feel that health insurers are not allowed to impose higher premiums on obese and overweight clients. As a result, obese and overweight people do not have the financial incentive to make decisions that lead to healthy lifestyles. Private health should be managed by each individual yet this has been made a public affair. RADLEY BALKO is a senior editor at Reason, a monthly magazine that claims ...

To many, I am known as Jamar Curry, or just Curry. I was born and raised in Jersey City, New Jersey. In my youth I attended and played basketball at one of the most dominant High Schools in the country at this time, Saint Anthony’s High School in Jersey City.Here is where I played for one of the top high school coaches in the country, Bobby Hurley Sr. During my time playing basketball, I had acquired enough skill, determination, and perseverance to receive a full basketball scholarship to the University of Oregon where I graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Science. My basketball career did not end in Oregon. I had a try-out with the 76ers and played professional basketball in Portugal, Denmark, South America, Bogota, and Switzerland. I travel all over the world, but my greatest accomplishment was having my daughter Braelynn born March 2nd.I started an official basketball fundamental skills camp and Podcast called, “The Foul Line.” Even though I had a gracious career in ba...