Drugs Found in U.S. Drinking Water!!!

No wonder we are all so messed up...


According to CNN.com, the following information has been found about our water supplies in the United States:


- There are pharmaceuticals in the drinking water of approximately 41 million Americans.
- The concentrations are not dangerously high.
- Yet they also mentioned that the "Low-level drug combinations are found to impact human cells and wildlife."
- A lot of bottlers, repackage tap water and do not typically treat the water or test it for drugs.

- Examples of some drugs that have been found in various cities include...antibiotics, anti-convulsants, mood stabilizers and sex hormones (last one is ironically in San Francisco).



For our readers who are from Wisconsin and Pennsylvania...



Milwaukee has high levels of continine.



Philadelphia has high levels of amoxicillin, azithromycin, carbamazepine, diclofenac, prednisone, and tetracycline.

YIKES

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Favre situation get weird....

POSTED 11:52 a.m. EST, March 4, 2008

FAVRE SITUATION SUDDENLY GETS WEIRD

As it turns out, that dark cloud in Wisconsin could quickly become a storm.

Brett Favre's agent, Bus Cook, has told the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel that Favre wanted to play another year, but that he felt like the Packers didn't want him.

Uh-oh.

"I know he wants to play one more year," Cook said. "I do not know much conversation there was and I don't think anyone forced him to make that decision. But I don't know that anyone tried to talk him out of it."

Uh-oh.

"I think he wanted to play," Cook said. " I think he's still got it. He knows he's still got it. I think he felt he could play one more year. I don't know if they told him they really wanted him to play. That's just the feeling I got."

Uh-oh.

Asked whether Favre could be talked into returning, Cook said, "I don't know."

Well, maybe the media speculation that the guy who brought Favre to Green Bay, former G.M. Ron Wolf, might be whispering to Bill Parcells about trying to get Favre to Miami is more accurate than we initially thought. Because if Favre wants to play another year and if it's not with the Packers, then maybe it will be elsewhere.

But if Favre doesn't play for the Packers in 2008, either because he's playing for someone else or not playing at all, we think that there could be an enormous backlash against the team. Specifically, G.M. Ted Thompson could find himself in the crosshairs of the fans' criticism.

Never mind the fact that Thompson has done an excellent job; the perception that he ran off Brett Favre could be the quickest ticket out of town for Thompson.

If, in the end, Thompson gets saddled with the brunt of the blame for Favre's departure, the pressure on Thompson to leave, too, will be tremendous. And, as a practical matter, it will put him on an incredibly short leash if the team falters in 2008.

Taken from www.profootballtalk.com

This is all I can find right now on tmj4.com

Foxsports.com: Favre Reportedly Retiring

Foxsports.com is reporting that Brett Favre has made his decision and he will retire
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update:

Favre Family Says Brett Favre Will Retire

TODAY'S TMJ4 Sports Anchor Lance Allan received confirmation from Brett Favre's brother Scott that Brett Favre will retire

Brett Favre May Be Retiring

I just heard a rumor that Brett Favre is retiring. The story hasn't broke yet, but apparently my boss here at UPS knows someone who knows someone.

sad day.