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Chlorine is a powerful and dangerous oxidant and chemical gas. It is often used as a disinfectant that can be very irritating to the skin, eyes, and respiratory tract. It is found that children who swim regularly in indoor chlorinated pools have an increased risk of asthma and chlorine can cause problems with lung function, erosion of dental enamel, and increased risks of bladder cancer.

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Normally, I don't like talking about Britney Spears. I think she is a mess and needs to be left alone, but this morning I saw on television that she left the hospital against medical advice. As if that isn't bad enough, but the paparazzi was right in her face the second she stepped out the door of the hospital.

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Look at those terrible plugs
That Steve got do you think he’s bugged
He should’ve stuck with the rug
Maybe we should give him a hug.

Poor Steve he thought this would take him
To greater heights with the women

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Top 10 most dangerous jobs
1. Commercial Fishing ex. lobster fishermen
2. Loggers ex. lumber jack
3. Pilot ex. test pilot, crop duster
4. Iron Worker ex. underwater welder, sky scraper construction
5.Recyclabel Material Collector ex. garbage man
6. Farmer and Rancher ex. farm machine operator
7. Electrical Power Line Installer ex. power company
8. Commercial Driver ex. truck driver, bus driver

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I fully agree that MySpace *can* be a bad thing, especially when children and teens are concerned. Their profiles are often sexual, they can network about crime, anorexia, hurting themselves, etc. and predators can find them more easily.

But honestly? The first thing I'd've done if my parents started checking up on ME at MySpace would've been to just move to another site just like it. There are tons, and I hear about new ones ALL the time. You can get your friends to follow with the snap of a finger too.

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BEWARE, they are looking at you

Note: This blog has nothing to do with Google, Adsense account and Osama Bin Laden.

When you are walking on the road you are at a risk of getting into a serious trouble. And the trouble is of the birds. As soon as you move out from your house in open sky they can see you. While you are going somewhere hooked in your own thinking they fly above you and try to make you their next target. You don’t even know what may happen to you in the next moment. And you are so busy in your thoughts that you cannot see the upcoming danger. They take benefit of it, set their target at you and potty on your head. The incident takes place so suddenly that you can’t even realize what has been done to you and you become a laughing stock in the rush. And one more thing, you may get Bird Flu in near future, but that’s a minor problem.

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Rape, molestation, groping...a truly accidental brush against a breast, making a phone call...saying "tits" in public... where do you draw the line for a sex crime?

Although all of the prior mention things are possibly innapropriate and maybe even offensive, does that make them all criminal actions? Should someone be penalized for words alone?

A hot debate lately is "SHOULD SEX OFFENDERS BE ALLOWED TO BE EMPLOYED AT SCHOOLS?"

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My sister goes to a public high school in Michigan. Last week all of the students were given a letter to take home that explained some things about MY SPACE that you may not have known.

First, My Space is being used by colleges world wide to "research" students. They can tell a great deal about you by what "your space" says.
Many colleges have reported that they were happy to use this as a source because it shines light into the "real" person.

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I work at a nightclub on Thursday nights. This past Thursday night, a waitress and I were discussing how many absolutely disgusting things customers say to us involving a sexual nature. Somehow we ended up on the topic of “SEX CRIMES". My co-worker, Kim, mentioned that when she first moved to Michigan she did a “Sexual Offender Search" to find local criminals in her area. To her surprise there was over 105 in her city alone, one of which was her next-door neighbor. Kim is a single mother of two girls, ages 5 and 12. The neighbor in question had been charged with sexual assault towards minors (two counts). Outraged, Kim began tying to discover ways to protect her children.

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