In Flint, Michigan, people were unknowingly forced to drink lead-contaminated water for months after Governor Rick Snyder's administration decided to save money by changing families' water source from treated Detroit municipal water to the polluted Flint River.
Despite his originality, a reputation for unreliability, eccentricity and drink led to his professional decline.
One drink led to three, so we decided to go out for a bit, dinner and then the Boom Boom Room.
Hardly surprising, since this was a bar, after all, and what do people do at bars except drink, and one drink leads to another — and if you're in a certain frame of mind, I suppose, you don't stop for a day or two, or maybe more.
The popularity of its energy drink led Sacks, who owns an estimated 7% of the business, to change the company's name to Monster Beverage in 2012.
Our results indicated that a supplemental addition of the collagen peptide-containing drink to the usual meal facilitated pressure ulcer healing, since the collagen peptide-containing drink led to more changes in the DESIGN-R scores.
The people of Flint should not drink lead-laced water for another day, let alone another year.
For some Flint residents, words of reassurance from officialdom are hard to believe -- after all, the state and federal government let them drink lead-tainted water. .
Now Smith has brought his absorbent foam stylings to Flint, Michigan, where a negligent government let residents drink lead-tainted water for more than a year.
There already are calls for the state's governor, former Gateway Computers executive and venture capitalist Rick Snyder, to resign, and some are urging criminal investigations into the motives and knowledge of those who let Flint residents, including young children at elevated risk, drink lead-contaminated water.
