this week who says pregnant women should follow their instincts. the guy at the epa who's responsible for water protection in the region told the charleston "gazette" this week people's homes are getting tested to see if the water is safe if their home, obviously or obviously not. in fact, local reporters had to correct the guy from the epa on that point. you might think that would be something he'd know since he's the epa's man in charge of water for that specific region and we're in month into the disaster already. he didn't know. just assumed the testing was happening. now the governor says the state will start conducting testing in some homes but his office has not spelled out which homes or how that spot testing might work. you get the feeling reading the papers in west virginia, watching people trying to live through this, trying to make reasonable decisions for themselves and their families, you get the feeling that our fellow americans in west virginia would mostly just like for this mess to go ahead and stop. when you can't get solid information about whether the water is safe, and the information you're getting doesn't make sense, and nobody