“The tasty little lunch pictured above conforms to newly proposed federal regulations aimed at foods and drinks served in the nation’s public schools. Among other mandates, these regulations would cap serving sizes and calorie counts. Ironically, these proposals are part of the second round of regulations deriving from the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010, a laughable bureaucratic misnomer if ever there were one. The proposed regulations will also place a hefty fiscal burden on school districts and their long-suffering taxpayers. It is estimated that they will cost $127 million and require 926 thousand hours of paperwork to comply with.”
Related posts:
Facing 81 Years For Marijuana, Rich Paul Planning To Appeal Convictions
Filmmakers fighting “Happy Birthday” copyright find their “smoking gun”
A Rare Sign of Fiscal Sanity in France
We May Finally See the End of Compulsory Public-Sector Union Dues
As Feds Suggest ‘Guidance,’ Bitcoin Foundation Pushes Back
Minnesota Wrong Door Raid
Hackers Hit the IRS and Make Off With 100K Taxpayers’ Files
Rest in Peace, Bond Bull Market
Bill Ayers: Obama should be put on trial for war crimes
Crisis and Opportunities: An Elliott Wave Overview of the Markets
Reuters: Europeans Demand Government Action to Subdue U.S. Internet Surveillance
How I Lost My $50,000 Twitter Username
Robert Wenzel Discuses Bitcoin with Trace Mayer
How the Patriot Act debate became about library records instead of phone records
There Were Four Arrests For Every 100 Americans In 2011