Archive for July, 2008

Jul
28
iled Under (Drug Test) by admin on 28-07-2008

HUNTINGTON — Athletes and close examiner drivers who attend Cabell Midland and Huntington done against the state schools must attend an orientation session about the county’s new physic testing policy before they be possible to take the field, hit the gyms or park put onward campus.

The first orientation is scheduled for 9 a.m. at Cabell Midland and 1 p.m. at Huntington High on Wednesday, July 30. A makeup session will be held at 9 a.m. at Huntington High and 1 p.m. at Cabell Midland on Tuesday, Aug. 5. Unless students are out of town, they must attend the first session.

Todd Alexander, the administrative aider over secondary schools, said participation in the orientation is mandatory, and athletes for all seasons should attend one of the two upcoming sessions.

(Read the full post about ‘Cabell high schools holding student orientation for new drug testing policy (The Huntington Herald-Dispatch)’…)



Jul
28
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Postville, Ia. - Ten weeks after the largest workplace immigration invasion in U.S. history, this is the new Postville:

Drunken brawls. A food pantry that is almost bare. Women afraid to walk alone at night.

Postville is at this moment home to hundreds of men and women from tough towns and tough lives, brought to this northeast Iowa community by recruiters who entered homeless shelters in dusty Texas border towns offering $15 and a one-way bus ticket.

The impact is evident: New laborers are changing Postville. The Agriprocessors Inc. meatpacking plant, the site of the immigration raid, once employed men and women by families.

(Read the full post about ‘Reporter’s Notebook: Miguel Contreras (The Narco News Bulletin)’…)



Jul
27
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But their teammate Jessica Hardy was tranquillize stateside, warring allegations that she played dirty pool at the Olympic trials earlier this month.

When the team departed from California on Friday, the 21-year-old Hardy was grounded, her three Beijing start positions in doubt since she learned Monday that a laboratory had found evidence of the banned anabolic agent Clenbuterol in her system.

She has denied doping, and plans an immediate appeal before each arbitration panel with the help of Howard Jacobs, a Los Angeles attorney-at-law with extensive experience defending Olympic athletes accused of performance-enhancing remedy use.

(Read the full post about ‘Swimmer Jessica Hardy claims doping innocence - but tests say otherwise (New York Daily News)’…)



Jul
26
iled Under (Drug Test) by admin on 26-07-2008

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I decision talk to the corporate recruiter on Monday and I’m guessing she will probable put to the test to schedule a time for the drug test then. (Read the full post about ‘Buying time for Pre-employment drug test???’…)



Jul
26
iled Under (Drug Test) by admin on 26-07-2008

Researchers at the University of Texas at Houston Medical School plan to present a detailed catalogue of drug-test cheating options, along with sophisticated counter-measure tests that can be done by laboratory scientists, at the American Association for Clinical Chemistry’s annual meeting, Monday, in Washington, D.C.

“People have been trying to cheat attached drug tests for decades,” said Alan H.B. Wu, director of chemistry and toxicology at the University of California, San Francisco, who was not involved in the research. “The general population is nonchalant, because they’re clean and don’t necessity to worry about that.

(Read the full post about ‘Drug Test Cheaters Turning to Web (HealthCentral.com)’…)



Jul
26
iled Under (Drug Test) by admin on 26-07-2008

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Jul
25
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RIPLEY, W.Va. — Jackson County high schools may join a growing list of West Virginia counties that randomly put drugs into proof certain groups of students.

The county school board is to vote on the policy at an August meeting. If it passes, the county would join Cabell, Braxton and Logan counties, all of which have taken similar measures.

Under the proposed Jackson County policy, any student who drives to school, participates in an extracurricular spryness or opts into the program would be subject to random testing, before-mentioned Jim Mahan, mentor of the county's high schools.

The policy would apply only to early reprove students this school year but would be expanded to include something intermediate control students in 2009.

Of the 1,500 students in Ripley and Ravenswood early schools, about 1,000, or 65 percent, would be at one’s beck to the policy, Mahan said.

Of those 1,000 students, the school council hopes to randomly test 40 to 50 percent from head to foot the school year, Mahan said.

Tests for each student could cost from $20 to $100, depending on which vendor is hired, Mahan said.

(Read the full post about ‘County may test high school students for drugs (Charleston Daily Mail)’…)



Jul
24
iled Under (Drug Test) by admin on 24-07-2008

Four tests came back unresolved and three students refused to be tested, according to figures released by means of the University Interscholastic League. One athlete left the testing area lacking cause or approval, and 18 missed the mandatory testing out of some excused absence.Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst, one of the key figures in pushing the plan through the Legislature, has said the program is meant to serve as a deterrent. Dewhurst spokesman Mike Wintemute related the lieutenant governor was “encouraged” by the results, and that success should be measured through the numerate of students who never began using steroids.Republican state Sen. (Read the full post about ‘Controversial Test Reveals 2 Texas Teens Positive For Steroids (NBC 5 Dallas Fort Worth)’…)



Jul
23
iled Under (Drug Test) by admin on 23-07-2008

Board President Mary Appel aforesaid the biggest change is the addition of the Drug Prevention Education section. It will implement a physic curriculum into the indoctrinate and also provide education for staff, parents and the community relating to drugs and drug prevention.

“I don’t want a hit and miss education. An assembly here, a speech there. The policy adopts a curriculum and a class that all students are enrolled in, and it would be an in-depth education,” Appel said.

Part of the education would include what signs and symptoms to look for to find out whether a student is using drugs.

Opponents of the random drug testing wit did not feel it was the best approach to solving the Valley Union High School drug policy.

“I don’t think it was a well-thought out wit,” said area resident Benny Bishop. (Read the full post about ‘Defeated school drug test policy raises conversation (Arizona Range News)’…)



Jul
23
iled Under (Drug Test) by admin on 23-07-2008

But it’sitting not without risks. He personal to a study by a colleague at the University of Franche-Comte in eastern France that showed cardiovascular problems in mice and rats that were injected repeatedly with EPO in doses that would be a rough proportionate equivalent to what an gymnast might use.

“When we tell young athletes aged 22, 23, or 24 that they are putting their hale condition in danger (by using performance enhancers), they laugh,” Groslambert said.

Brian Gilley, an assistant professor of anthropology at the University of Vermont, agreed. He is studying attitudes on doping amid cyclists under 23 — many from the United States, France, Italy or Belgium — on a WADA grant.

Among his U.S.

(Read the full post about ‘Why dope? Riders don’t fear tests, rewards beckon (Boston Globe)’…)