... and blue sign claiming the territory of a building called the Foxcare Center. The sign was in replacement of an older sign that had previously signified the presence of the Pyramid Mall. The mall had been closed for years, and the vacated area had drawn no crowds since the facility's discontinuation. Many had even forgotten about the vacant area, as they had grown ... of unsuspecting citizens that passed the region for the first time since its drastic alteration. What was the Foxcare Center that was so brightly advertised? Was it in the Pyramid Mall? What does it look like? Surely the c...

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... the mound to eat a snack during a baseball game. And maybe this person goes home sometimes, saying they have to check their blood sugar before they can meet you at the mall. If you know a person like this, they are one of over a million people in America who do stuff like this every day because they have a disease called diabetes. Diabetes can ... ...

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... main source of fuel. Diabetes comes in four major forms: Pre-Diabetes, Type 1 Diabetes (which is insulin dependent) Type 2 Diabetes (which is insulin-resistant) and Gestational. According to the Diabetes Mall, Pre-Diabetes is when a person has an Impaired Glucose Tolerance, or IGT. IGT is caused when the body has a blood glucose level that is higher than normal, but not high ... ...

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... they wear, the hair style and the perfumes all this costs money, which normal people cant effort. Thse magazines are forcing women and young girs to go out in the mall and buy brand name lothes and epensive make up. Most of us have come to believe that if we have the Clinique make up and the Tommy Hilfiger out fit ... ...

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... idealized in the media are frequently atypical of normal, healthy women. Today, you cannot read a magazine or newspaper, turn on the television, listen to the radio, or shop at the mall without being assaulted with the message that fat is bad. Some researchers believe that the media intentionally normalize unrealistically thin bodies in order to create an unattainable goal, which causes ... ...

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... ". Our school districts in this country seem to just add to the problem. Its getting harder to find a nutritious lunch in school today, where many cafeterias are being turned into mall like food courts. Many schools across the country have also signed contracts with soft drink companies like Coke and Pepsi. The schools agree to install soda machines and usually guarantee ... ...

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