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		<title>Teach every child about food: Jamie Olivers TED Prize wish</title>
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While I&#8217;m acutely aware of our overuse of adjectives (especially on Twitter, where everything is a brilliantly awesomely stunning list of the 35 best CSS techniques) here on the Internets, I&#8217;ve got full belief in the fact that this talk is amazing.
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<p>While I&#8217;m acutely aware of our overuse of adjectives (especially on Twitter, where everything is a brilliantly awesomely stunning list of the 35 best CSS techniques) here on the Internets, I&#8217;ve got full belief in the fact that this talk is amazing.</p>
<p>In short, teach our children about food—we&#8217;ll be a better, healthier and smarter society. My kids will know, and I want to share it with every one of you.</p>
<p><a href="http://blog.ted.com/2010/02/teach_every_chi.php">TED Blog: Teach every child about food: Jamie Olivers TED Prize wish, now on TED.com</a>.</p>
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