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mage and being thin for girls. By constantly portraying these so called 
perfect bodies in the media, it can promote unhealthy eating, diet, and 
food disorder practices that can cause injury and sometimes death, not to 
mention the psychological damage that can severely impact self image and self-esteem.Networks 
and shows that cater to children need to be more mindful in 
both casting and writing to ensure that children of all shapes and 
sizes are represented and that serious eating issues are not mocked or 
marginalized, says psychotherapist Dr. Jenn Berman, the creator of the No More 
Diets iPad app.Corporations have a huge responsibility when creating programming for children, 
tweens and teens to be sensitive and help create positive body image 
instead of helping to create eating disorders, Berman told Fox411.com. They need 
to put girls and boys who have all different types of bodies 
and sizes and shapes in their shows and be very sensitive when 
talking about ea

 never, in my experience, the half-hysterical, over-emotional, over-acting woman portrayed by 
Meryl Streep," Norman Tebbit, a member of Thatchers Cabinet and former head 
of the Conservative Party wrote in the Telegraph of London.Lord Bell, one 
of Thatcher's key advisers, told the paper that the entire film was 
a non-event and that he had no interest in seeing it, because 
its only purpose was to make some money for Streep and whoever 
wrote it.Thatchers former colleagues arent the only ones irate over Streeps performance. 
Her biographer John Campbell dismissed The Iron Lady as being riddled with 
poetic license, saying the Hollywood spin simplifies and dramatizes her as a 
great individual, fighting against these things as if it were all on 
her own. Campbell said the movie doesnt give enough credit to the 
men who worked with Thatcher.Streep for her part stresses that The Iron 
Lady is not a biopic, but a subjective look at certain challenges 
an old lady remembers b