If a manufacturer of a product determines the optimal formula for maximum sales and profits, however the product has an overall negative impact on the health and welfare of the general population, is it the responsibility of our government to step in? They have in the case of the tobacco industry (just to name one)... now should they in the case of the food and beverage industries? This is a topic addressed briefly in How the Food Makers Captured Our Brains from the NY Times. What do you think? When is it the responsibility of the American government to step in for the good of society - and who can/should decide what "good" is? Where do you draw the line?


Nick spooning with a medicine ball

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Today's Workout

“Daniel”

For time:
50 pull ups
400m run
21 Thrusters, 95 lbs
800m run
21 Thrusters, 95 lbs
400m run
50 pull ups

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This is one of the funniest CFLA pics ever!!!...joins the one of Chris in the women's tshirt. We need a gallery of the true classic shots!!

PHOTO CAPTION: "I love you medicine ball. Nobody understands me like you do, medicine ball. Lets just lay here and hold each other."

That photo still tickles me.

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