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Ramon Scruggs, who was named in the Mitchell Report as having prescribed steroids and human growth hormone to Major League players, pleaded guilty to federal criminal charges on Monday.
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Scruggs, who owned the New Hope Health Center in Costa Mesa, Calif., had patients such as current Arizona D-backs pitcher Scott Schoeneweis and St. Louis Cardinals third baseman Troy Glaus.
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With all this rain and flooding, the deer have to go somewhere.
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With all this rain and flooding, the deer have to go somewhere.
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That would be a mess to deal with later on.
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The picture reminded me of when My old Aunt who was in her 80's came to live with me and my family. We had a mobile home on the property that was not being used so she moved close to us since she was alone. I built her a wheelchair ramp that was 4' wide and 16' long down the front of the trailer. One morning when I was having coffee with her, she asked if any of the neighbors had hogs. i replied that i didn't think so and asked her why. She said she thought some of the hogs might have got out of their pens because last night she had heard what she thought was pigs runnning up and down the ramp. I told her to listen and when she heard the noise again to get to a window and turn on the outside light quickly. She was delighted to see two young yearling deer playing on her ramp.
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I call it fresh meat on the hoof. Rain, rain and more rain. I feel its like living in seattle,wa. non stop rain.
Whats the winter going to be like if this weather pattern continues???
On a good note there's no water in the basement yet so i have fixed the problem so far. I can build my mancave now.
I'm technically misunderstood at times i guess its been this way my whole life so why should it change now.
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— Adolescents may have a reputation for sleeping excessively, but a new study shows that nearly none of America's high school students receives adequate sleep – a potentially dangerous trend.
According to the study, published in the Journal of Adolescent Health and based on the responses of 12,000 students in grades 9 through 12, an overwhelming 92 percent of high school students do not sleep enough on an average school night.
The National Sleep Foundation, Washington, D.C., strongly recommends nine hours of sleep per night for adolescents, with eight hours qualifying as borderline poor. Less than eight hours is considered insufficient.
Study results showed that nearly one quarter of adolescents averages only six hours of sleep per night, far below the ideal.
"Sleep is necessary for physical and mental health, particularly during the rapid growth phase of adolescence," says Danice Eaton, Ph.D., lead study author and commander of the United States Public Health Service, Atlanta.
Unfortunately, early school hours coupled with genetics set teenagers up for exhaustion. "The natural sleep-wake pattern shifts during adolescence, making earlier bed times and wake times more difficult. The result for students with early school start-times is a chronic sleep deficit," Eaton says. And at this crucial stage of development, not getting enough rest can result in a host of negative consequences.
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Looking at the Chicago Summit planned for May of this year, the Secretary General said that Allies are keen to hear the views of partners in the Istanbul Cooperation Initiative on how to enhance the partnership with NATO.
"In this time of great changes, it's important to know you can count on your friends and partners", the Secretary General said. "And we are determined to strengthen our partnership further. Because NATO has a vital interest in stability and regional security in the Middle East, North Africa and the Gulf region".
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[Rep. Bishop, R-UT]: In 1996, Congress insisted upon a charter school program in DC. You will hear from both sides of the aisle recognition of the great value that that program has, and justifiably so. There is a waiting list in DC for those charter schools. This bill increases the percentage of funding going to charter schools in the District. In 2003, an Opportunity Scholarship was instituted, at the insistence of Congress. Again, there was a waiting list of people wanting the opportunity; disadvantaged kids who wanted the opportunity that this scholarship afforded them. There were 216 kids at the time scheduled to enter the program who were not allowed; the bill remedies that.
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[Rep. Hastings, D-FL]: In the last 41 years voters have rejected private school vouchers every time they have been proposed. In 1981, 89% of the people in a referendum in DC voted against vouchers. So how dare we come here to tell these people that we are going to thrust upon them something they don't want without a single public official in this community being consulted. Congress' oversight of the District is not an excuse for political pandering to the Republicans' special interest of the day du jour.
Proponent's argument to vote Yes: Rep. BETSY MARKEY (D, CO-4): This legislation will improve the learning environment for our children, reduce energy costs and create new jobs across the country. Green schools not only save school districts money but also teach the importance of sustainable living to children at a young age.
Opponent's argument to vote No: Rep. GLENN THOMPSON (R, PA-5): We all know our Nation is drowning in a sea of red ink. The bill we're debating today would add an estimated $40 billion in new spending. And despite the majority's hollow promises of fiscal responsibility, there's nothing in the legislation to offset this hefty price tag with spending reductions elsewhere. This is just more of the same borrow and spend, spend and borrow policy that we've seen under this majority and this administration.
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Dawson Community College Gallery 126 is pleased to announce the inaugural exhibit of its third season, entitled ". . . and deer began to dance around the fire." The art work of M. A. Papanek-Miller is now on view from July 6 – October 9. Gallery 126 is open Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM, Tuesday - Thursday 6:30 – 9:00 PM. Summer hours are Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM. Located in room 126 computer lab next to the library. For more info and to see the 2009 – 2010 gallery schedule go to http://www.dawson.edu/
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(New York, NY) CDS International, Inc. is currently seeking a host family for the 2009-2010 Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange for Young Professionals. The program is an on-going, reciprocal exchange for career-minded young adults, and is supported by both the American and German governments. The program finances the costs for language training and study at American colleges.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. — There is no timeline for when 300,000 West Virginia residents can drink their tap water again, after thousands of gallons of unsafe chemicals leaked from a storage tank into the river that supplies water to households in nine counties.
FEMA distributed bottled water to residents at dozens of locations in the affected area Friday, and President Obama issued a disaster declaration for the region. Federal prosecutors announced they would investigate the chemical spill.
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On Thursday afternoon, a chemical that McIntyre said his company doesn't test for because "it isn't supposed to be in the water," entered the intake system on the Elk River. The substance -- 4-methylcyclohexane methanol, a frothing agent used to clean coal -- leaked from a 40,000 gallon tank at the Freedom Industries chemical plant, then leached through the soil into the river. It then entered the water company's system about 2 p.m. By 4 p.m., the filtration system could no longer handle the amount of contamination in the water, McIntyre said.
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According to a fact sheet from Fisher scientific, the chemical is harmful if swallowed, and may also be harmful if inhaled. It causes eye and skin irritation.
The spill caused a state of emergency in Kanawha and eight other counties where West Virginia American Water customers reside. Restaurants in Charleston were closed immediately, and grocery store shelves were stripped of bottled water early in the evening. Schools in the region were closed Friday.
U.S. Attorney Booth Goodwin announced Friday that his office is investigating the incident.
"Yesterday's release of a potentially dangerous chemical into our water supply has put hundreds of thousands of West Virginians at risk, severely disrupted our region's economy and upended people's daily lives," Goodwin said. "My office and other federal law enforcement authorities have opened an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the release. We will determine what caused it and take whatever action is appropriate based on the evidence we uncover."
State Sen. Daniel Hall, a Democrat, was part way through his plate of wings at a local sports bar where he and fellow legislators had gathered to watch a game about 6:30 p.m. Hall said he got a text message about the ban on water use, then started following local news media on Twitter. The restaurant stopped all new orders, he said.
The "No Use" order, which means that water can only be used to flush toilets and fight fires, was issued as a precaution, officials said, because they are still not sure what, if any, risk the spill poses to residents.
McIntyre said his company won't know that until they know the health standards for the diluted chemical.
Paul Ziemkiewicz, director of the West Virginia Water Research Institute at West Virginia University, said a 3,000 gallon spill would translate to 41 milligrams per liter in the Elk River and 6 milligrams per liter in the Kanawha River, using data available now.
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Senator Mark Kirk sent a Halloween card to his colleagues on Capitol Hill. It asked, "What's the scariest part" of the day? Kirk's answer: the federal government program that raises the cost of candy and other sweets by billions of dollars every year. Federal sugar price supports have also helped to kill thousands of jobs in this area.
Economists estimate that the scandalous federal sugar price support program has killed 125,000 jobs in the candy and food production industries. Many used to be here. They're now in Canada and other countries for a very simple reason: they can purchase sugar on the world market, for far less than the federal government makes us pay here in America.
The lucky Trick-or-Treaters at Eddie Opler's home Thursday night got some of the candy bars he produces at the World's Finest Chocolate factory he owns on Chicago's West Side. He employs more than 500 workers there and claimed the payroll would be bigger, if only the U.S. government allowed him to buy sugar on the open world market. World's Finest buys about 20 million pounds of sugar a year and could save up to $3 million.
"It's just amazing how much it impacts our total bottom line," Edmond Opler, CEO of World's Finest Chocolate explains. "It affects what we can price products for and how we can compete. And, at the end of the day, it's about being competitive.
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"We were the candy capitol of the world. And now there's very few of us left," Opler says. "So, if you're adding jobs of significance, you really have to think about it, before moving to the United States or staying in the U.S., when you can build elsewhere and have lot cheaper ingredients, for no reason other than the sugar subsidy."
Many members of Congress who voted to cut the food stamp program in an effort to reduce the federal deficit, turned around and voted to continue sugar price supports. Notably, Florida Senator Marco Rubio, one of the most outspoken critics of wasteful spending, opposed efforts to end the sugar program that costs consumers and taxpayers billions of dollars.
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If you want Werner or AC in the middle, why not just draft a DT
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Was working on an old 150,000 btu space heater, and had found that it had a bad ignition transformer, and was trying to light it with a torch to check it out and see if anything else was wrong before spending nearly $100 on another transformer. The blower would blow the torch out before I could light the flame, so I finally gave up on it, and turned the knob to shut the heater down. Scrivet came over at 8:30 this morning to get his truck and trailer so we could unload them, and when I got close enough to hear he asked what is running in your shed. When I got closer I realized I had messed up. The knob is both an on/off switch and a thermostat, and I had not turned it all the way to off. The temperature had dropped into the upper 20s during the night, and the heater started up, but had no ignition transformer in it. Their was 3 or 4 gallons of kerosene in it, and with no cover on it about 2 gallons were running across the floor that had not vaporized and another gallon and a half or so was a grey fog filling the entire 32x40x10 high building. We very carefully opened the big doors to let the air flow through and spread quite a bit of oil dry on the floor, and left it all setting. When we got back a couple hours later all seemed clear, but I bet after it sets overnight it will stink tomorrow.
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text: Her kids are spared her astonishingly boring (IMO) acting career. When I realized that her head was in the box in Seven, I yelled in the theater "Gynneth Paltrow's head is in the box! Hooray!" The whole theater cheered rather than shushed. There may be plenty of crap on English language TV, but networks like Telemundo and Univision have plenty of unmitigated crap, too.