9. Mido - Some journeymen have more clubs than most have hot dinners but it's obvious this wasn't the case for the Egyptian. He evidently has a taste for the game, having played at 11 different clubs but his appetite for food seems even larger.
August 25, 2011
Top 10 Fattest Footballers
9. Mido - Some journeymen have more clubs than most have hot dinners but it's obvious this wasn't the case for the Egyptian. He evidently has a taste for the game, having played at 11 different clubs but his appetite for food seems even larger.
May 31, 2009
World No Tobacco Day
THANK YOU.
October 16, 2008
Oreo containing trans fat, unhealthty.

USA & European countries banned
on OREO cookies consumption!!!
Dear OREO Luvers,
For those who can't read Mandarin, here is the translated version of the
article attached below:
OREO CONTAINING TRANS FAT BRINGS DAMAGES TO HEALTH
An attorney fromCalifornia filed a lawsuit against Krafts, stating that OREO produced by the
company not only causes damages in health, but also dishonestly promote their products;
requesting the company to halt the sales of OREO in the market.
OREO contains hydrogenated oil or Trans fats, to prolong the storage of the biscuit, but at
the mean time increase the consumption of BAD CHOLESTEROL, increasing the possibility
of diabetes and heart disease.
INCREASE IN CONSUMPTION OF CHOLESTEROL
Although the research on Trans Fats affecting health has not been concluded,
the national institute of science research states that any amount of Trans Fats consumed is not safe.
October 11, 2008
Pizza Hut to become Pasta Hut?

Rebrand: Pizza Hut restaurants are becoming Pasta Huts in a bid to be healthier
It's a high street name change that could take some topping.
Pizza Hut is to become Pasta Hut in a radical overhaul of the restaurant chain's menu and image.
From this week, pizza will play second fiddle to a range of new pasta dishes to be launched on unsuspecting customers.
Pizza Hut signs are currently being taken down and altered as the chain battles to adopt a wholesome image - not whole-fat.
'We wanted to create a moment in time for people to sit back and take notice,' said Pizza Hut boss Alasdair Murdoch.
''We are confident that people will like what they see when they come into the restaurants.
'The popular salad bar has been upgraded. Improvements have been made in areas including nutrition, quality of ingredients in all of our pizzas and pastas, as well as a decrease in salt and saturated fat.'
And, in a move that will surely please school meals' champion, Jamie Oliver, the restaurant also plans to sneak 'hidden vegetables in kids' meals', a statement from the company said.
It remains to be seen whether the huge rebranding exercise will be a success.
But there is hope for those who value fatty pizza over diet-friendly dishes - and those who think the name change is a brazen publicity stunt.
It is for a trial period only and customers can offer their thoughts on the new-look restaurants at www.pastahut.co.uk.
The 50-year-old US company, which launched its first restaurant in Britain in 1973, uses 8,500 tonnes of cheese every year.














