PHILADELPHIA — Terrell Owens can add Donovan McNabb and Andy Reid to his list of well-wishers. The …
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Owens denies suicide attempt 
The Cowboys receiver attributes a medical emergency to a combination of pain pills and supplements. About 16 hours after a 911 call was made from his condominium just east of downtown Dallas, which police later believed was a suicide attempt, Cowboys wide receiver Terrell Owens said with a smile that he hopes to play Sunday at Tennessee.
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Dallas Cowboys receiver Terrell Owens denied this afternoon that he tried to commit suicide. There was no suicide attempt, he said at a news conference at the Cowboys’ headquarters in Dallas Owens said he mixed painkillers with supplements and became groggy.
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Judge Spiegel gets Warshak case 
Round 1 of the criminal fraud case against herbal supplements kingpin Steve Warshak went to the government Tuesday.
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T.O. Denies Rumors of Suicide Attempt 
Do you believe Terrell Owens’ claim that it was merely a bad mix of painkillers and vitamins, not a suicide attempt? DALLAS — Flamboyant Dallas Cowboys receiver Terrell Owens denied a police report he attempted suicide, saying he became groggy after mixing painkillers with supplements.
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Wausau Daily Herald - Elementary school students these days are sporting pedometers to measure how many steps they take and are learning what it means to reach their target heart rates. “We’ve gotten more into fitness activities and, with problems with obesity in recent

Lindsay’s the object
New York Daily News - Belisa Vranich is a clinical psychologist and expert at the Gold’s Gym Fitness Institute who specializes in health, fitness, relationships and more. Got a burning question you’re too afraid to ask your friends? E-mail her at DailyNewsDoc@gmail.com .

8th Street chosen for fitness program
Tifton Gazette - Students in Bobbie Fresh s sixth-period class at Eighth Street Middle School have been put to the physical test for two days in the Georgia Youth Fitness Assessment (GYFA). The school is one of 100 schools chosen to participate in the program