http://buildingimagination.com/play Re-imagining Modesto Thu, 04 Oct 2012 04:26:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.5.1 http://buildingimagination.com/play/your-missions/mission-brief-healthcare#comment-7 Kayla Benson Tue, 18 Sep 2012 15:31:36 +0000 http://buildingimagination.com/play#comment-7 LEARN - So yesterday while eating out at the cafe inside the Mary Stuart Rodgers building that there was no calorie count on any of the beverages or drinks (outside of the commercial plastic bottle drinks and a few others). I’m not so sure why there isn’t a display for how much calories are in every meal, as it usually helps me choose the better choice for myself when eating lunch or breakfast.ACT - [1] [2]This morning I myself made a healthy choice by having just two thin, plain bagels with a little bit of Philadelphia cream cheese spread and counting the calories of each item, as well as a cup of green organic tea. It totaled around 320 calories, which is a great size for a quick breakfast, in my opinion. I think that CSU Stanislaus could benefit from some sort of nutritional facts displayed on the school menus while waiting in line, not necessarily similar to this, but just a general summary.IMAGINE –  I made it to level 20 with 196 points on the Overpower Fast Food game.

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]]> http://buildingimagination.com/play/your-missions/mission-brief-healthcare#comment-5 dana Thu, 13 Sep 2012 23:31:51 +0000 http://buildingimagination.com/play#comment-5 The community could be healthier because they do not know about their options and they assume taking care of their bodies is time-consuming and hard. There should be a newsletter that offers tips and more information to everyone regarding how to make better food choices and exercise options that are easy to accomplish.
My action image is an example of such a newsletter. 

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