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Impressive resume!Let’s Move! accomplishments and collaborations include:
- Disney announced that it will require all food and beverage products advertised, sponsored, or promoted on various Disney-owned media channels and online destinations and theme parks to meet nutritional guidelines that align with federal standards to promote fruit and vegetables and limit calories, sugar, sodium, and saturated fat by 2015.
- In support of Team USA at the 2012 Olympic Games, the US Olympic Committee and several of its national governing bodies – USA Cycling/USA BMX, US Paralympics, USA Soccer, USA Swimming, USA Track & Field, USA Tennis, USA Gymnastics, the US Olympians Associations, USA Field Hockey, and US Volleyball – provided beginner athletic programming for free or low cost to more than 1.7 million kids in 2012.
- The Department of Defense announced dramatic improvements to nutrition standards for the $4.65 billion worth of food purchased every year for our troops and their families. For the first time in 20 years, DOD is updating their nutritional standards to include more fresh fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean meats, and low-fat dairy products with every meal.
- The First Lady celebrated a series of new collaborations to support Let’s Move! Cities, Towns and Counties. Organizations including the National League of Cities, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, and KaBOOM committed new resources to help hundreds of local elected officials advance the goals of Let’s Move! in their communities. More than 150 local elected officials have committed to the goals of the initiative.
- Birds Eye committed to spending at least $2 million per year for three years to marketing and advertising efforts designed to encourage children to consume and enjoy vegetables. They will also work with kids on two new kid-developed products and will distribute 50 million coupons as part of a marketing campaign to promote vegetables.
- Through the PHA “Play Streets,” the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association funded street-closings to increase safe places for families to play. These areas are called “Play Streets”—city streets where kids and families can run, walk, bike, or play outside freely without traffic. In 2013, at least four Play Streets per city/town in 10 cities and towns across the country will be funded.
- In August 2012, the First Lady hosted the first-ever Kids’ State Dinner celebrating healthy lunchtime recipes created by kids. The First Lady, along with Epicurious, USDA, and the Department of Education, welcomed 54 young chefs from all 50 states and U.S. territories to a luncheon at the White House serving some of those healthy creations.
Michelle Obama is a First Lady who "Gets it"
With all respect because I know this is the clean zone
that is your opinion and you are trying to force your tastes down our throats rightwinger....
because you think you own this thread and you are going to say whatever you want ...
even though many of us totally disagree witth your taste
No
For many of us ...and with utmost respect to you....
Michelle Obama is not what you think it is.
She is all the contrary.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I am beholding Michelle and she is no beauty TO ME. Therefore, I will not "debate" what is beautiful to me vs what is beautiful to you. I stated the pics posted show photoshopping. I can "enhance" the elephant man too, but it would be cheating and not representing the person for whom he is. Same with those pics of Michelle.The point is, she is NOT the "most beautiful". One eye is smaller than the other. Lower than the other. Her jaw is jacked, too. Beauty comes in many forms. Visual and non visual. Show pics of her with makeup and in a pretty dress but don't photoshop her fucked up eyes. Thats cheating.
OK
Discuss some First Ladies you consider more beautiful. Ever seen Jackie Kennedys eyes? Yet she was considered gorgeous
Bush was a nice lady...but she looked like his mother instead of his wife.
Nancy I did not consider "most beautiful" FLOTUS. Hillary did not fit in that beauty department either. The only one that does, in my opinion, is Jackie. But for those that see Michelle as stunningly gorgeous and "most beautiful FLOTUS ever"....shrug. Different strokes for different folks.
Chelsea, bless her, had to grow into her face and hair. She did and now looks great. Bush's daughters were pretty too but had attitudes. But not any more. Must be tough to live in the WH for kids.I remember the Right ripping into her and their daughter.Hillary was pretty classy during Clintons first term, too. Not too shabby looking, either.
Well face it, Chelsea was NOT a pretty child, as was Amy Carter!
Laura Bush was indeed a classy first lady. But we are not missing that classiness right now in the White House. Michelle is not only beautiful, she is classy. But I respect your opinion.Here's pure class - missing in the WH right now
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Anyone can take a bad picture. I think`Michelle Obama is very attractive.
Here's pure class - missing in the WH right now
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Very attractive? I suppose if you are attracted to women who are more manly than their husbands. I'm not attracted to Michelle in any way, and it's not because of her politics. I didn't think Barbara Stanwick was attractive for the same reason. The manly look on a woman is just off-putting to me.Anyone can take a bad picture. I think`Michelle Obama is very attractive.