...prevention work for us. ? Take a break and go for a walk or do some calisthenics? Eat a piece of fruit in place of junk food? Compliment a co-worker on a healthy habit they have? Share a healthy recipe with your colleagues? Blow bubbles...

...R-Neenah, to reduce the amount of food stamps spent on junk food. Kaufert wants to limit the portion of benefits people...vegetables, said the bill would unfairly stigmatize chips as junk food. About a quarter of the potatoes grown at the farm where...

...required more meals to be served to hungry kids.Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, has been working for two decades to take junk foods out of schools. He calls the availability of unhealthful foods around campus a "loophole" that undermines the taxpayer...

Now Playing Synopsis: An artist trying to make a practical move into the world of small business learns he isn't quite practical enough in this independent comedy. Bill (Paul Gordon) is a poet whose writing career is going nowhere; realizing he needs to come up with some way of making a living, he gets the idea of opening an organic food stand to sell healthy sandwiches to passers-by in the park. Unfortunately, Bill has lousy credit and almost no savings; a banker gives him a tiny loan almost for his own amusement, and by the time Bill buys an old hot-dog cart, he's used up most of his capital. Bill soon discovers the seemingly health-conscious visitors to the park still prefer hot dogs and junk food to his organic fare, and starts giving away samples and selling sandwiches at a steep discount in hopes of attracting customers. He does find two people who start coming back on a regular basis, one of whom, Chris (Chris Doubek), begins helping out part-time in exchange for free food. Bill's friend Donnie (Jonny Mars) comes up with a plan to save the failing business by starting a sandwich-delivery service, but while it does help boost sales, Bill discovers Donnie is actually using the business as a front for an illegal enterprise he's running on the side. Written and directed by Paul Gordon, who also plays Bill, The Happy Poet received its world premiere at the 2010 South by Southwest Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi Cast: Paul Gordon, Jonny Mars, Chris Doubek, Liz Fisher, Amy Meyers-Martin Movie Details Play Trailer Movie Review

...CPH limit the caloric intake of overweight and obese staff members and patients? Ban the on-premises consumption of junk food like McDonalds, Arbys, Snicker bars, and the like? Mandatory exercise programs would do wonders for area health...

...husband, Doug, every year in Huntsville, Ala. "We get up and run. We know we're going to be eating bunches of junk food," she said. She and her family were preparing for the St. Jude Research Hospital's annual marathon, in Memphis...

...personal snack stand in Old Town Kenai. Or at least he did, until the Kenai Police Department put the kibosh on his junk food supply. Changing hearts, minds: First graduate of new program re-enters society By Brielle Schaeffer Sonny Thompson...

...with eating fortitude, packing heavy and carrying out light: Bread, meat and other sandwich-making goodies, $25; junk food (chips, beef jerky, candy), $25; beer ? Umm, gulp, $30. No sense in counting energy drinks or coffee, which...

...has one of the biggest problems with obesity among the 50 states, he said. Growing healthy food rather than importing junk food could help change that figure. "We've got the land, we've got the techniques, we've got the people, we've...

...explicitly portrayed. The attitude is that all men between the ages of 30 and 40 simply want to lay around, drinking, eating junk food and vegetating. There's no drive, no real responsibility. This movie isn't some kind of sci-fi rehash of "Step...