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Today's human pancakes might become tomorrow's broken windows, and irritate drivers to boot. But the entrepreneurs who hire sign-wavers are suffering as a result of the crackdown, and I'd believe the driver-distraction excuse if Santa Ana didn't also allow big businesses to erect eyesores like the Santa Ana Auto Mall's thousand-suns-bright marquee near the 55 Freeway, or the Taco Bell Discovery Science Center's giant cube dangling ominously over cars as they speed past on Interstate 5. The root of the problem is that Santa Ana is governed by people who don't want to accept the immigrant magnet where they live . Carlos Mencia tickets That makes the total winnings for Darlene Hard's 21 Grand Slam titles and 15 additional appearances in Grand Slam finals exactly $1,200. 20 . "I did get the U. S Tennis Assn . A dozen workers on various reality TV and game shows filed claims Tuesday with a state agency alleging that their employers improperly denied them overtime pay and meal breaks. The group included writers, production assistants and craft services workers from "American Idol," "Amazing Race" and "Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?""We are asking to be respected as workers and that production companies that are making so much money stop violating our rights," said Justin Buckles, a former production coordinator for "American Idol. " The claims were filed with the state Division of Labor Standards Enforcement, which is part of the Department of Industrial Relations. Buckles and other claimants were assisted by the Writers Guild of America, West, which has been waging a campaign to extend union benefits to workers in reality TV. So far, the effort has yielded few tangible results. "This is clearly the WGA's attack on the reality TV industry because it's been unable to organize that industry," said attorney Ivy Kagan Bierman of Loeb & Loeb, who represents several reality TV producers, including "American Idol" producer FremantleMedia Carlos Mencia - carlosmencia . --richard. verrier. Products most likely to contain the compound usually list polyethylene glycol or compounds with the syllables PEG, short for polyethylene glycol, -eth or -oxynol-, according to the FDA. Dishwashing liquids are particularly hard to keep free of 1,4-dioxane because they require surfactants that are powerful grease cutters . Seventh Generation uses coconut oil in its dish soaps, which although it is processed with a petrochemical and vacuum-stripped, still contains almost 2 parts per million of 1,4-dioxane . The profession with the highest rate of admitted on-the-job snoozing was auto mechanics (65%), followed by government workers at 51% Carlos Mencia . FX has given second seasons to both its new dramas, "Dirt" and "The Riches. " Each will be picked up for 13 episodes. The cable channel said the shows' rankings compared favorably with its other popular series, "The Shield" and "Rescue Me," among viewers ages 18 to 49, considered a target demographic for advertisers, in a weekly total. According to FX figures, the first season of "Dirt," starring Courteney Cox as a tabloid editor, averaged 3. 66 million adult viewers, while "The Riches," starring Eddie Izzard and Minnie Driver, averaged 3. 9 million adults, compared with 3. 64 million for "Rescue Me" and 3. 65 million for "The Shield. " FX's biggest hit is "Nip/Tuck," which averages 5. 1 million adult viewers. Critics were not kind to "Dirt," but "The Riches" fared better. FX's 2007-08 season will include six original dramas, including the new "Damages," starring Glenn Close. . The report said that 900 miles of logging roads could be paved in Montana and that amending the long-held easements "could have a nationwide impact . "Tester and Sen.

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