he no longer consumed narcotic medications and coped by living with the pain.
SSI offered the testimony of an investigator who videotaped Lohman for two days in September 2002. The investigator testified that he observed Lohman sitting in the bleachers at a pee-wee football game. Lohman was also observed walking up and down the field marking downs with a down-marker and carrying a young female on his back at halftime. On the second day, the investigator witnessed Lohman enter and exit a Wal-Mart, get gas, clean out the back of his truck, and go home.
In reviewing decisions from the Commission, we view the evidence and all reasonable inferences deducible therefrom in the light most favorable to the Commission's findings and affirm if they are supported by substantial evidenceevidence thatMercury-Schools: Operations

In many ways a school is like a small community, with a
variety of activities ranging from printing services to food service.

The key locations where mercury is most likely to be found are in science
and chemistry labs, heating and ventilation equipment, and the nurse�s office.

In science labs, pure mercury, mercury compounds and
elemental thermometers can be found.

Although
mercury and mercury compounds are not to be used in the classroom anymore, they
may be stored in cabinets or closets.

Mercury
thermometers are used widely in science, chemistry, biology, and physics
classes.

Heating and ventilation equipment also often contain
mercury.

Thermostats are used to
control the temperature in buildings.

Approximately
80% of thermostats today contain mercury.

Many
�silent� light switches contain mercury. Each fluorescent tube in overhead lighting fixtures contains
a minute amount of mercury.
However,
schools often use a large number of these fluorescent bulbs throughout