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Toxic comes from the Greek word meaning, "of, relating to, or caused by a toxin; toxin is defined as, "a poisonous substance produced by metabolic activities of a living organism that is usually unstable, very toxic when introduced into tissues and usually capable of inducing antibodies. A <B>tort </B>is defined as, a "wrongful act for which the injured party can recover damages in a civil action.

Congress convened on January 4, 2005. As a result of the November 2, 2004, elections, Republicans hold 55 of the 100 seats in the Senate, not enough to defeat a filibuster, but closer than in the past two years when they held 51 seats. Additionally, the GOP is assured of at least 232 of the 435 House seats, three more than it held in the prior Congress. This article will discuss pending nominations, committee changes, and environmental issues which could be addressed in this session of Congress.

There is fairly broad consensus that adding a restaurant to a center or an office building has the potential to reap considerable profits for the landlord. The economic benefits would go along with enhancing the "panache value" of the project, increasing consumer traffic due to its destination quality, and thereby increasing the profitability of the project.

The City of Gainesville’s Taxable Other Post Employment Benefit Bonds, issued in July 2005, are believed to be the first bonds in the U.S. sold to fund an unfunded actuarial accrued liability for a local government’s retiree medical plan.

"Privatization" sometimes referred to as "public-private partnerships," has achieved increasing prominence among universities and colleges seeking to improve their delivery of various services that are critical to their students.

The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in <I>Commissioner v. Banks</I> makes it clear that taxes are a big issue in settling employment litigation. Plaintiffs look at the bottom line: what am I going to have in my pocket, after taxes.