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The second leg of the IRB Women's Sevens World Series proved how extremely close the top eight sides are with sudden death play-offs, unexpected finalists and last minute victories.
It's what makes Sevens rugby so exciting and this tournament did not disappoint.
England, with the return of some key players, won the Cup final after defeating host nation the United States 29-12.
In a dominant display of rugby over the entire weekend with superb performances by Jo Watmore and Heather Fisher, England are definite favourites leading into the next event in Guangzhou, China.
"I am very proud of the girls. It's been a really tough few days. It was hard playing the same teams on the second day but we came through it really well," said England coach Barry Maddox.
"It was a great final and USA wanted to play and it was an exciting game for everyone watching."
United States skipper Vanesha McGee also took a lot of positives out of this tournament.
"We wanted to win but we are only going to get better from here," she said.
"The home crowd was amazing for us and they definitely inspired us. There is nothing between the top eight sides - everyone is so tight. We are all fighting in every game."
In a thrilling play-off for third position Australia defeated trans-Tasman rivals New Zealand 17-12 in sudden death with a try to Ellia Green.
"We are happy with the overall performance over the weekend. We didn't play our best game when it was needed in the semi-final but we came back out and took third which was fantastic," said Australian coach Chris Lane.
Russia defeated Netherlands 29-10 in the Plate final after such a positive display of rugby athleticism and tries to Baizat Khamidova who currently leads the IRB top try-scorer this season after two events.
In other results, Brazil won the Bowl final with an impressive 12-7 victory over Japan. Japan were able to cross the try-line in the dying seconds of the match, but Brazil battled and were able to hold the ball up denying Japan the equalizer.
Now that Houston is done and dusted, we can look forward to the third leg of this World Series in China on the 30-31 March 2013.
Unpredictability is a common occurrence in the world of Sevens rugby and I have a feeling that some major upsets are on the cards in China.
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Fake hipsters. They look the same, dress the same but in real life they are actually just like the majority, some regular boring job, no political opinion on anything or any sense of creativity. Check out that guy with the hat and the greasy beard, he must be working for Google or something. He works with my dad in the post office as a clerk - classic fipster!
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Fipsters are simply functional hipsters. They are bona fide hipsters (see definition of hipster), who in close group of friends feel safe enough to exhibit their hipster tendencies without feeling their lives are in immediate danger by the rest of the world that just "doesn't get it." However, they know that they must tone down their hipster ways in order to be taken seriously as a credible and contributing individual of society. They must tone down their love of taking brunch pictures, quoting lines from Catcher in the Rye, and discussing the struggles they've endured growing up in a well-adjusted and loving upper-middle class home in a predominantly white community. At first it is difficult for the hipster to transform itself into a fipster. However, with consistent practice, a hipster can seamlessly transform itself into a fipster. These elite few can transform themselves in the same amount of time it takes to pick out their next ironic tattoo--not long.


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High socks are still on the growth curve these days. For high cycling sock fans, Assos produces the Summer Mille High Socks. It's just like the regular Mille, only 3cm higher, for a cuff height of 15cm.Their skinweb design dictates that the bottom is a thin layer of fabric and the top is mesh. The ...read more
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These shoe covers look like a cross between a cycling bootie and waders. They're a serious, extremely specialized, bootie option from Assos. The afterSnowBootie_S7 -- the name tells you exactly what they're about. For a total liberation from the angst of winter, wear the afterSnowBootie_S7 after ...read more
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Fugu, the exotic puffer fish, is a lighthearted jape at how cyclists need to dress in the winter. The irony is deliberate. While winter Assos apparel, like this fuguBootie, are a bit bulky by comparison to other Assos pieces, they're lighter, thinner, and sleeker than other togs on the market. ...read more
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While Assos has a multitude of seemingly complicated shoe coverings to choose from, these are easy to explain. They're the direct descendant of Assos' legendary airBlock bootie. The Assos winterBootie_S7 is aimed at the same temperature range and does everything the now-discontinued airBlock ...read more
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Fujitsu mini split Dry Mode fails to dehumidify in basement setting
I have a Fujitsu 15RLQ mini split located in a 1500 sq ft walk-out basement. I attempted to use it in "dry" mode this summer and it did not reduce humidity nor did it produce any condensate. I kept a container under the output tubing to verify if it was actually doing anything for several weeks. Nothing came out.
In dry mode the temp setting was 72 and the RH went up to 65%. In dry mode the unit seems to run intermittently along with the fan. I turned off the mini-split and used my dehumidifier to get the humidity back down to 50%.
Service man / installer looked at it and could find nothing wrong. Put a coil cleaning solution through the indoor coil and solution came out the condensate tubing line indicating it wasn't blocked. Checked temperatures and it seemed good. When the unit is turned to AC mode it puts out lots of cold air, and will start generating condensate, but it cools room down too far. I thought dry mode was intended to dehumidify while stabilizing room temp.
The serviceman will be returning to check it out again. It will soon be out of warranty. Any ideas on what they should look for, or have you found the dry mode (that they advertise) to be a worthless gimmick? I never use dry mode in my upstairs units. Thanks.
PS: I have a 3300 sq ft ranch in PA with a Fujitsu 12RLE, Fujitsu 15RLQ, Mitsubishi 18FE, Mitsubishi FE12 single, and a Mitsubishi FE12-NA / GE6 / GE6 on 24NA 3-split system. I've often thought about writing a review on these mini-split units from a user perspective. Initially got some good info reading this forum.Last edited by Surferman; 09-14-2012 at 11:13 AM. Reason: Added PS
basement probably just does not have enough load for the unit to run long enough to dehumidify the area.
use the dehumidifier to control the humidity and the a/c to control temperature.
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[QUOTE=Surferman;14192661]I have a Fujitsu 15RLQ mini split located in a 1500 sq ft walk-out basement. I attempted to use it in "dry" mode this summer and it did not reduce humidity nor did it produce any condensate. I kept a container under the output tubing to verify if it was actually doing anything for several weeks. Nothing came out.
If I recall correctly.....the "dry mode" function is meant to dry the internal workings of the unit at the end of a use cycle to keep the indoor coil from promoting mold growth. So you would run the dry mode when turning the unit off after running it in a humid environment.
To control the humidity in a space, just run the cooling at a comfortable temperature for you. They do a good job of humidity removal in my experience.
Usually dry mode is an overcool feature like on a Vision Pro. They may also vary blower speed and compressor capacity. But it is not a dehumidfy mode. It can't lower humidity without cooling and as 527 said, if you don't have a cooling load, it won't do any good.
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Thanks and appreciate the info.
I was looking for any feedback by those who had experience or customers or who might have had similar questions about the "dry mode" because it doesn't work in a basement. There is both a "coil dry" mode and also a "dry mode" and that may cause confusion.
The manual for "coil dry" says.....The Indoor unit can be dried by pressing the COIL DRY button on the Remote Control Unit so as to avoid going moldy and restrain the breed of bacterium. The COIL DRY Operation will operate for 30 minutes after pressing the COIL DRY button and it will stop automatically.
My original question had to do with "Dry mode". The manual states it is for use for gently cooling while dehumidifying your room. You cannot heat the room during Dry mode. During Dry mode, the unit will operate at low speed; in order to adjust room humidity, the indoor unit's fan may stop from time to time. Also, the fan may operate at very low speed when adjusting room humidity. The fan speed cannot be changed manually when Dry mode has been selected.
Dry mode may work where there is some cooling load, but not in my walkout basement as an example where the natural room temperature in summer might be 70 degrees or less. In this condition it removes no humidity. Some have said these units are not a dehumidifier and they are right. I would bet that some prospective customers may not be so informed.


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Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc. is a corporation organized under the laws of Canada. As used in this document, the term "PCS" refers to Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc. and the terms "we," "us," "our," "PotashCorp" and the "Company" refer to PCS and its direct and indirect... More
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- Thursday, April 25, 8:25 AM More on Potash's (POT) Q1 results: Potash sales volumes jumped to 2.2M metric tons from 1.2M, while average realized potash price fell to $363/ton from $435/ton a year ago; gross margin improved 54% to $504M. Issues downside guidance for Q2, seeing EPS of $0.70-$0.85 vs. $0.89 consensus, but reaffirms FY 2013 EPS guidance of $2.75-$3.25. Expects farmers' demand for fertilizer to continue to increase. 1 Comment [Commodities, Earnings]
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- Wednesday, April 10, 9:17 AM Israel Chemicals' new CEO Stefan Borgas warns Israel's phosphate reserves are drying up and calls on the government to grant the company licenses to mine at a new site in the Negev desert that would secure reserves for 30 years. ICL is a takeover target of Potash Corp. (POT), an action Israel's new finance minister Yair Lapid says he would "vigorously" oppose. 1 Comment [Commodities, M&A, Global & FX]
- Monday, April 1, 8:38 AM Potash (POT) +1.6% premarket after J.P. Morgan upgrades shares to Overweight from Neutral with a $45 price target, as prospects for volume growth have improved since the end of 2012. While earnings have fallen since 2011 and POT has generated little free cash flow due to substantial investments to increase its potash capacity, the firm believes the long period of capital investment is coming to an end. Comment! [Commodities, Quick Ideas, On the Move]
- Thursday, March 28, 12:49 PM Mosaic (MOS +1.5%) would have concerns about a potential takeover of Israel Chemicals by Potash (POT), CEO Jim Prokopanko says in its earnings call. POT, which is attempting to gain majority control of ICL, is a partner with MOS and Agrium in Canpotex, the offshore selling agency for potash the three companies mine in western Canada. Comment! [Commodities, M&A, On the Move]
- Wednesday, March 13, 2:57 PM Potash (POT -1.5%) seeks to soothe Israeli fears over a possible acquisition of Israel Chemicals, Globes says, as opponents use deal talk for political purposes in upcoming local elections. POT believes Israel Chemicals has no choice but to merge if it wants to stay relevant in the global fertilizer market in coming years. 1 Comment [Commodities, M&A, Global & FX, On the Move]
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- Friday, February 22, 8:19 AM Dahlman Rose grows more cautious on the fertilizer sector, seeing substantial pressure on nutrients pricing in H1 with nitrogen having the greatest long-term margin risk given capacity additions. The firm cuts Agrium (AGU), CF Industries (CF) and Rentech Nitrogen (RNF) to Sell from Buy, Potash (POT) to Sell from Hold, and Mosaic (MOS) to Hold from Buy. 18 Comments [Commodities, Quick Ideas]
- Tuesday, February 19, 3:54 PM Bell are ringing? Merging its fertilizer group into its metals and mining group, Bank of Montreal lays off 4 fertilizer investment bankers amidst weak activity in the resource sector. The Agribusiness ETF (MOO) has lagged the S&P 500 by 800 bps over the past year. Its largest fertilizer holding, POT has fared even worse, falling 10% Y/Y and lagging the broader market by 22%. Comment! [Commodities]
- Friday, February 15, 10:12 AM Exports by North American potash producers jumped in January after their Canpotex marketing organization signed a supply deal with Chinese buyers. North American potash exports rose 13% from the previous month to 657K metric tons and were 38% above the year-ago pace; domestic sales, mainly to the U.S., rose 3% M/M and 67% Y/Y at 477K metric tons. 2 Comments [Commodities, Global & FX]
- Thursday, February 7, 3:11 PM Canpotex, the exclusive offshore marketing company for top North American potash producers, agrees to supply private sector customers in India with ~1.1M metric tons of potash for shipment up to Jan. 2014 at $427/metric ton, a smaller discount than expected. The deal ends a long standoff by Indian buyers that dented profits for the potash producers. Comment! [Commodities, Global & FX]
- Monday, February 4, 10:14 AM Potash miner Prospect Global Resources (PGRX +17.7%) won't open its first mine until at least 2015, but the upstart U.S. company is shaking up the fertilizer industry by chipping away at Canpotex's near-monopoly. "We think Prospect Global is the best potash investment opportunity in North America," COR Capital says. "We like the geology, we like the location and the team they've put together." 1 Comment [Commodities, On the Move]
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I wouldn't mind them bouncing on my meat-stick… If you know what I'm saying…
I agree lol…
Does fish count as meat? ;D
bs i dated a vegetarian and she would even cook meat for me. Is that the same Peta People for Eating tasty Animals
The best pictures of all? the dog with the shades!!
@centurian – I think u are absolutely right Dog in the Shades wins best picture:)
With women that hot, you'd want to taunt them by eating more meat so they'll protest more in the nude. Now, if the nude protestors were fat, out of shape, celluloid women, then it would induce me to eat meat less. But seeing this? Nope.
but they won't have sex with you if you eat meat
think about it
You should see the #300 wearing Thongs in Sarasota.
You know the name for humans is " long pig"
So the message here is – Stop eating meat or we'll send sexy young women to shower naked in public to make you stop…oh yeah, that's gonna be really effective…in making me eat more meat! Brisket dinner tonight!
Lame, very lame.
Just an excuse for goofy exhibitionists to get naked in public. By the way aint it a waste of water to shower over and over in public for no reason? Also what is the obsession with "saving water"? Is there only a finite supply on the planet? If so why hasn't it run out over the past oh . . . 2 million years? I am sure these kooks also deplore the exploitation of women and their bodies. So is the message "only exploit women for a good cause?". If so what constitutes a "good cause?"
So much stupidity it's hard to even list it all.
Yes dear, there is a finite supply of fresh water on this planet.
I seriously hope you were joking about that
Thank you Joe! Water is all over the place. We just need to get it to the people. We have the technology/science to convert sea water to drinking water but just don't use it because no one has made it "cost effective". BS.
To all you PETA freaks out there – humans put water back into the system, whatever they take out. (If you ate a little meat – you might have the brain nutrition to learn basic science.) The problem isn't lack of water – its that Water & Power unions across the nation leveraging for more tax money while not doing their job efficiently enough. They should be at the forefront of using our tax money to make technology more efficient.
There's also an older technology which converts sea water into fresh water, it's called "rain." There is an infinite supply of water, but a finite amount. The places where we rear livestock and grow crops have large supplies of fresh water usually. People crowding into one spot though, actually taking all those showers, requires large diversions of water into cities. This causes environmental problems, not raising cattle in an already fertile and well watered valley. PETA is full of well meaning fools.
Just an excuse for goofy exhibitionists to get naked in public. By the way aint it a waste of water to shower over and over in public for no reason? Also what is the obsession with "saving water"? Is there only a finite supply on the planet? If so why hasn't it run out over the past oh . . . 2 million years? I am sure these kooks also deplore the exploitation of women and their bodies. So is the message "only exploit women for a good cause?". If so what constitutes a "good cause?"
So much stupidity it's hard to even list it all.
Waste water to stop water waste…similar to how some bands proliferate their marxist/communist idealogies by capitalist means.
I'm not on board with the "old" earth philosophy but I can appreciate the other astute observations.
Looks like the majority of interested "on-lookers" are guys. They must be really interested in carrying on a serious dialogue about not eating meat and conservation with a pair of wet, soapy, nude women…what guy wouldn't want to talk to a naked lady?
LOL, young silly chicks with nothing else to believe in, how many millions of kids need help, but our furry friends take priority, well at least the washed their furry friends
How do you know their friends were furry?
A scrawny, buck-toothed ginger and a graffitied goth expose themselves to LA. Big deal. Tilting against a windmill, girls. I'll eat all the meat I want.
If I didn't know better, I'd say this was a "Robin" I know….wholeheartedly agree…lol.
Skank, the other white meat.
If we aren't meant to eat animals, why are they made of meat and taste so good?
I could wile away the hours
Conferrin' with the flowers
Consultin' with the rain
And my head I'd be scratchin'
While my thoughts were busy hatchin'
If I only had a brain
Why so many close-up pictures of their feet? That's kind of weird. I can't wait to go home tonight and grill the lamb chops I have waiting for dinner.
those girls are way too pale and lean. they need some meat on their bones!
or bones in their meat…
I would eat a veggie burger (with bacon…) for a night if it means I am going home with the red head….
But then again, she looks kind of scanky in the robe, like maybe a professional dancer or something…
Or is it that college girls today just don't mind showing off their bits to the world?
Hey, I am a P.E.T.A member myself. The Rush Limbaugh chapter, People for Eating Tasty Animals…
Hmmm..fur burgers! I wonder what these chicks taste like….
Bet they are finger licking good!
Bet they are finger licking good!
Since PETA can't argue their side of the story intellectualy, they go for the usual Hollywood standard…break out the nudes.
Wht weren't they arrested for causing a public distraction resulting in bodily harm and property damage? Oh, I get it….
People Eating Tasty Animals PETA
How about a giant burger stand next to it, and then I go jump in the shower saying I corrupt PETA girls with my meat!!
Vegans are always unhealthy… Animal meat is part of the human food cycle.
Which is why humans are omnivores not herbivores. Now if these silly vegans would just crawl back into the cabbage patch they came from we'd be good.
Only makes me want to have a steak, and I'm not a big red meat fan.
They are discharging contaminated water (detergents) intothe storm water system without a permit. This is a clear violation of environmental protection laws


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Air spora 2006, Springer
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Chemical ecology 2006, Springer
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Climate change and adaptation strategies for human health 2006, Springer
Congenital diseases and the environment 2007, Springer
DDT in indoor residual spraying 2011, WHOPart A. Report of WHO expert consultation on DDT rish characterization -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Consensus statement -- Part B. Hazard and exposure assessments -- 1. Summary and conclusions -- 2. Chemical identity -- 3. Exposure sources and metrics -- 4. Kinetics and metabolism -- 5. Hepatic effects and enzyme induction -- 6. Neurotoxicity -- 7. Immunotoxicity -- 8. Carcinogenicity -- 9. Genotoxicity -- 10. Endocrinological and reproductive effects -- 11. Hazard characterization -- 12. Exposure assessment.
Disinfection byproducts in drinking water 2004, CRCnetBASE
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Dust mites 2009, Springer"The purpose of Dust Mites is to provide a comprehensive reference work for all readers with an involvement or interest in house dust mite research and management, incorporating ... the topics of systematics and identification, physiology, ecology, allergen biochemistry and molecular biology, epidemiology, mite control and allergen avoidance."--From publisher's notes.
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Environmental and health risk assessment and management 2006, Springer
Discipline of environmental and occupational medicine /William N. Rom --The Role of surveillance in occupational health /Steven B. Markowitz --The Occupational and environmental history and examination /John E. Parker --Epidemiology of occupational diseases /Gary M. Marsh --Occupational biostatistics /Howard E. Rockette --Impairment, disability, and functional capacity /Alan L. Engelberg and William Greaves --Molecular biology /John G. Hay --TP53 tumor suppressor gene /S. Perwez Hussain and Curtis C. Harris --Biomarkers /Sudhir Srivastava and Karl E. Krueger --Genetic susceptibility /Chu-Ling Yu and David C. Christiani --Environmental mutagenesis /C. Stuart Baxter --Evaluation of occupational exposures and effects on male and female reproduction /Susan Rae Reutman and Grace K. LeMasters --Particle deposition and pulmonary defense mechanisms /Morton Lippmann and Lung-chi Chen --Lung immune defenses against environmental agents /Lester Kobzik --Pulmonary function testing /Stuart M. Garay --Imaging of pneumoconioses /David A. Lynch --Molecular mechanisms of particle-induced lung disease /Arnold R. Brody and Gilbert F. Morris --Analysis of fibrous and nonfibrous particles /Jerrold L. Abraham and Bryan R. Burnett --Asbestosis, pleural fibrosis, and lung cancer /William N. Rom --Malignant mesothelioma /Delia Nelson ... [et al.] --Man-made vitreous fibers, vermiculite, and zeolite /James E. Lockey, Vikas Kapil, and Nancy K. Wiese --Respiratory disease in coal miners /Michael D. Attfield, Vincent Castranova, and Gregory R. Wagner --The Health effects of silica exposure /Ahmad S. Jalloul and Daniel E. Banks --Hypersensitivity pneumonitis /Yvon Cormier and Yves Lacasse --Inhalation fever /Paul David Blanc --Occupational and environmental asthma /Stuart M. Brooks, Thomas Truncale, and James McCluskey --Environment, genes, and immune mechanisms in asthma /Joan Reibman, Linda Rogers, and Maria Elena Fernandez-Beros --Firefighter's health and health effects of the world trade center collapse /Michael Weiden ... [et al.] --International byssinosis /Denise Harrison --Isocyanates exposures and health effects /Carrie Redlich and Dhimiter Bello --Occupational exposures as a cause of chronic airways disease /John R. Balmes --Lung Diseases associated with silicates and other dust /Vinicius Antao, Germania Pinheiro, and John E. Parker --Respiratory tract irritants /Tee Guidotti --Simple asphyxiants /Marc Wilkenfeld --Chemical asphyxiants /William S. Beckett --Agricultural dust-induced lung disease /M. Brian Hartz, Nancy Sprince, and Joel Kline --Upper airway disorders /Rebecca Bascom and Marina Y. Dolina --Occupational skin disease /David Cohen and Megan M. Moore --Toxic peripheral neuropathy /Margit L. Bleecker --Human behavioral neurotoxicology /W. Kent Anger, Diane S. Rohlman, and Daniel Storzbach --Occupational heart disease /Kenneth D. Rosenman --Occupational eye disorders /Jason A. Goldsmith, Norman A. Zabriskie and Randall J. Olson --Occupational infections /Kevin Dieckhaus --Terrorism preparedness /Lewis Goldfrank and Howard Greller --HIV in the workplace /Marty Markowitz ... [et al.] --The Occupational risk of tuberculosis care /Kent A. Sepkowitz and Tara Palmore --Hematologic effects of occupational hazards /John H. Ward --Toxic liver disorders /John D. Groopman and Denise Johnson --Environmental and occupational causes of toxic injury to the kidneys and urinary tract /Edward T. Zawada, Jr. --Occupational bladder cancer /Steven B. Markowitz --Psychiatric syndromes common to the workplace /Robert C. Larsen --Alcohol and drug abuse in industry /Kent W. Peterson and Donna R. Smith --Psychological job stress /Joseph J. Hurrell, Jr. --Multiple chemical sensitivity /Alan M. Ducatman --Gulf war illness /Howard Kipen and Melissa McDiarmid --Occupational safety and human factors /Howard Sandler --Ergonomics and occupational biomechanics /Manny Halpern --Nonspecific low back pain /Margareta Nordin --Carpal tunnel syndrome /Owen Kieran --Toxicogenomics and exposure assessment /Samuel Wilson ... [et al.] --Occupational and environmental exposure to lead /Alf Fischbein and Howard Hu --Mercury /Lynn Goldman --Cadmium /Dominique F. Lison and Violaine Verougstraete --Arsenic /Toby G. Rossman --Beryllium disease /Lisa A. Maier, Carol Gunn and Lee S. Newman --Hard metal disease /Dominique F. Lison --Chromium compounds /Mitchell D. Cohen and Max Costa --Nickel compounds /Mitchell D. Cohen, Catherine Klein and Max Costa --Metal compounds and rare earths /Bruce Fowler --Organic solvents and fuels /Nancy L. Fiedler and Steven Lerman --Benzene /Philip J. Landrigan --Formaldehyde /Dean B. Baker --Ethylene oxide /Anthony D. LaMontagne, N. Kyle Steenland and Karl T. Kelsey --Pesticides /Marc B. Schenker, Steven R. Offerman, and Timothy E. Albertson --Health effects of agent orange, other military herbicides, and dioxins /Jeanne M. Stellman and Steven D. Stellman --Pentachlorophenol and tetrachlorophenol /Glenys M. Webster, Shona J. Kelly and Kay Teschke --Polychlorinated biphenyls /Stephen H. Safe --Trimellitic anhydride and other acid anhydrides /Leslie C. Grammer and Kathleen E. Harris --Carbon disulfide /Stephen M. Levin and Ruth Lilis --N Nitrosamines /Stephen S. Hecht --Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and petroleum industry /Steven D. Stellman and Tee L. Guidotti --Occupational hazards in the microelectronics industry /Joseph LaDou --Radiation carcinogenesis /Fred Burns ... [et al.] --Nonionizing radiation /W. Gregory Lotz --Occupational exposure to noise /Robert J. McCunney and John Meyer --Dysbarism /Rafael E. de la Hoz --High-altitude illnesses /William N. Rom --Thermal extremes in the work environment /Kathleen A. Delaney and Lewis R. Goldfrank --Occupational exposure to vibration /Donald E. Wasserman and Jack Wasserman --Shift work and long work hours /Claire Caruso and Roger R. Rosa --Sleep disorders and work /Joyce A. Walsleben, Edward B. O'Malley, and David M. Rapoport --Sick building syndrome and building-related illness /Kathleen Kreiss --Air pollution : outdoor and indoor sources /George D. Thurston --Air pollution : epidemiology /Johnathan Samet --Air pollution : human health studies /Robert B. Devlin and Donald Graff --Air pollution : toxicological studies /Terry Gordon --Ozone /Morton Lippmann --Nitrogen oxides /Richard Schlesinger --Sulfur dioxide /Mark Frampton and Mark J. Utell --Particulate matter /Sverre Vedal and Jeffrey H. Sullivan --Acid rain /Kathleen C. Weathers, Gene E. Likens, and Thomas J. Butler --Cigarette smoking /Jonathan Samet and Stephen S. Hecht --Bioaccumulation and toxicities of aromatic hydrocarbon contaminants at different trophic levels of the Hudson River ecosystem /Isaac I. Wirgin --The Built environment /Howard Frumkin --Biological and medical implications of global warming /Paul R. Epstein --Chlorofluorocarbons and destruction of the ozone layer /Mario J. Molina and Luisa T. Molina --Environmental law and policy /Jeffrey G. Miller --Clean Air Act /Daniel Greenbaum --Occupational Safety and Health Administration and the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health /John Howard --United States Environmental Protection Agency /Kathleen Callahan ... [et al.] --Environmental health practice and research at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry /Thomas H. Sinks and Henry Falk --Risk assessment and economic evaluation /James Hammitt --Workers' compensation /Nicholas A. Ashford --International occupational and environmental health /Joseph LaDou --Children's environmental health research /Frederica Perera and Sheila Viswanathan --Disparities in environmental and occupational health /George Friedman-Jiménez and Luz Claudio --Industrial hygiene measurement and control /Beverly S. Cohen --Respirators /Philip Harber --The Occupational health service /Peter Rabinowitz and Oyebode Taiwo --Moral questions of occupational and environmental medicine /Sheldon Samuels --New frontiers in environmental health research /David A. Schwartz, Brenda K. Weis, and Samuel H. Wilson.
Environmental factors in skin diseases 2007, Karger
Environmental health impacts of transport and mobility 2005, Springer
Environmental monitoring for cleanrooms and controlled environments 2007, CRCnetBASE
Environmental toxicology Wellcome Trust
Environmental toxicology 2001, CRCnetBASE
Environmental toxicology 2005, ScienceDirectThe utility of zebrafish as a model for toxicological research / Michael J. Carvan III, Tisha King Heiden and Henry Tomasiewicz -- Use of fish cell lines in the toxicology and ecotoxicology of fish : piscine cell lines in environmental toxicology / N.C. Bols, V.R. Dayeh, L.E.J. Lee and K. Schirmer -- Approaches in proteomics and genomics for eco-toxicology -- Nancy D. Denslow, Iris Knoebl and Patrick Larkin -- Interactions between lipids and persistent organic pollutants in fish / Adria A. Elskus, Tracy K. Collier and Emily Monosson -- Metabolic fate of nonylphenols and related phenolic compounds in fish / Jean-Pierre Cravedi and Daniel Zalko -- Pesticide biotransformation in fish / Daniel Schlenk -- Xenobiotic receptors in fish : Structural and functional diversity and evolutionary insights / Mark E. Hahn, Rebeka R. Merson and Sibel I. Karchner -- Impacts of environmental toxicants and natural variables on the immune system of fishes / Karen G. Burnett -- Fish models of carcinogenesis / Gary K. Ostrander and Jeanette M. Rotchell -- Metallothionein : structure and regulation / Peter Kling and Per-Erik Olsson -- Cell death : investigation and application in fish toxicology / Antony W. Wood, David M. Janz and Glen J. Van Der Kraak -- Adrenal toxicology : environmental pollutants and the HPI axis / Alice Hontela -- Xenobiotic impact on corticosteroid signaling / Mathilakath M. Vijayan, Patrick Prunet and Adrienne N. Boone -- Thyroid hormones / J.G. Eales and S.B. Brown -- The biology and toxicology of retinoids in fish / D. Alsop, Glen J. Van Der Kraak, S.B. Brown and J.G. Eales -- Vitellogenesis and endocrine disruption / Naoshi Hiramatsu, Ann O. Cheek, Craig V. Sullivan, Takahiro Matsubara and Akihiko Hara -- Pharmaceuticals in the environment : drugged fish? / Vance L. Trudeau, Chris D. Metcalfe, Caroline Mimeault and Thomas W. Moon -- P-glycoproteins and xenobiotic efflux transport in fish / Armin Sturm and Helmut Segner.
Enzymes in the environment 2002, CRCnetBASE1. Enzyme Activities and Microbiological and Biochemical Processes in Soil / Paolo Nannipieri, Ellen Kandeler, and Pacifico Ruggiero -- 2. Ecology of Microbial Enzymes in Lake Ecosystems / Ryszard Jan Chróst and Waldemar Siuda -- 3. Ecological Significance of Bacterial Enzymes in the Marine Environment / Hans-Georg Hoppe, Carol Arosti, and Gerhard F. Herndl -- 4. Enzymes and Microorganisms in the Rhizosphere / David C. Naseby and James M. Lynch -- 5. Enzymes in the Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Symbiosis / José Manuel García-Garrido, Juan Antonio Ocampo, and Inmaculada García-Romera -- 6. Microbes and Enzymes Associated with Plant Surfaces / Alan P. Thompson and Mark J. Bailey -- 7. Microbial Enzymes in the Biocontrol of Plant Pathogens and Pests / Leonid Cherin and Ilan Chet -- 8. Microbiology and Enzymology of Carbon and Nitrogen Cycling / Robert L. Tate III -- 9. Enzyme and Microbial Dynamics of Litter Decomposition / Robert L. Sinsabaugh, Margaret M. Carreiro, and Sergio Alvarez -- 10. Fungal Communities, Succession, Enzymes, and Decomposition / Annelise H. Kjøller and Sten Struwe -- 11. Enzyme Adsorption on Soil Mineral Surfaces and Consequences for the Catalytic Activity / Hervé Quiquampoix, Sylvie Servagent-Noinville, and Marie-Hélène Baron -- 12. Microbes and Enzymes in Biofilms / Jana Jass, Sara K. Roberts, and Hilary M. Lappin-Scott -- 13. Search for and Discovery of Microbial Enzymes from Thermally Extreme Environments in the Ocean / Jody W. Deming and John A. Baross -- 14. Molecular Methods for Assessing and Manipulating the Diversity of Microbial Populations and Processes / Søren J. Sørensen, Julia R. de Lipthay, Anne Kirstine Müller, Tamar Barkay, Lars H. Hansen, and Lasse Dam Rasmussen -- 15. Bioindicators and Sensors of Soil Health and the Application of Geostatistics / Ken Killham and William J. Staddon -- 16. Hydrolytic Enzyme Activities to Assess Soil Degradation and Recovery / Tom W. Speir and Des J. Ross -- 17. Enzymatic Responses to Pollution in Sediments and Aquatic Systems / Sabine Kuhbier, Hans-Joachim Lorch, and Johannes C.G. Ottow -- 18. Microbial Dehalogenation Reactions in Microorganisms / Lee A. Beaudette, William J. Staddon, Michael B. Cassidy, Marc Habash, Hung Lee, and Jack T. Trevors -- 19. Isolated Enzymes for the Transformation and Det6xification of Organic Pollutants / Liliana Gianfreda and Jean-Marc Bollag -- 20. Enzyme-Mediated Transformations of Heavy Metals/Metalloids: Applications in Bioremediation / Robert S. Dungan and William T. Frankenberger, Jr. -- 21. Enzymes in Soil: Research and Developments in Measuring Activities / M. Ali Tabatabai and Warren A. Dick.
Exposure analysis 2007, CRCnetBASE
Genomics in regulatory ecotoxicology 2008, CRCnetBASEToxicogenomics in ecological risk assessments: regulatory context, technical background, and workshop overview / Gerald Ankley, Ann Miracle, and Edward Perkins -- Application of genomics to screening / Sean W. Kennedy ... [et al.] -- Application of genomics to tiered testing / Charles R. Tyler ... [et al.] -- Application of genomics to regulatory ecological risk assessments for pesticides / Sigmund J. Degitz ... [et al.] -- Application of genomics to assessment of the ecological risk of complex mixtures / Edward Perkins ... [et al.] -- Applications of genomic technologies to ecological risk assessments at remediation and restoration sites / Ann L. Miracle ... [et al.] -- Toxicogenomics in ecological risk assessments: a prospectus / George P. Daston ... [et al.].Toxicogenomics in ecological risk assessments: regulatory context, technical background, and workshop overview / Gerald Ankley, Ann Miracle, and Edward Perkins -- The development of genomic-based screening assays for ecotoxicology / Sean W. Kennedy ... [et al.] -- Application of genomics to tiered testing / Charles R. Tyler ... [et al.] -- Application of genomics to regulatory ecological risk assessments for pesticides / Sigmund J. Degitz ... [et al.] -- Molecular biology and risk assessment: evaluation of the potential roles of genomics in regulatory ecotoxicology / Edward Perkins ... [et al.] -- Applications of genomic technologies to ecological risk assessments at remediation and restoration sites / Ann L. Miracle ... [et al.] -- Toxicogenomics in ecological risk assessments: a prospectus / George P. Daston ... [et al.].
Handbook of environmental health. 4th ed. v. 1-2, 2002-03., CRCnetBASEv. 2, 2002 CRCnetBASEv. 1. Biological, chemical, and physical agents of environmentally related disease -- v. 2. Pollutant interactions in air, water, and soil.
Harmonization Project document v. 1-6, 8, 2004-08, 2010., WHOno. 2 (2005) WHOno. 3 (2005) WHOno. 4 (2007) WHOno. 5 (2008) WHOno. 6 (2008) WHOno. 8 (2010) WHOThe International Programme on Chemical Safety (IPCS) (WHO/ILO/UNEP) is leading a project to harmonize approaches to the assessment of risk from exposure to chemicals. The goal of this project is to globally harmonize approaches to risk assessment by increasing understanding and developing basic principles and guidance on specific chemical risk assessment issues. Harmonization enables efficient use of resources and consistency among assessments.--Website.
Hayes' Handbook of pesticide toxicology. 3rd ed. v. 1-2, 2010., ScienceDirectThe Handbook of Pesticide Toxicology is a comprehensive, two-volume reference guide to the properties, effects, and regulation of pesticides that provides the latest and most complete information to researchers investigating the environmental, agricultural, veterinary, and human-health impacts of pesticide use. Written by international experts from academia, government, and the private sector, the Handbook of Pesticide Toxicology is an in-depth examination of critical issues related to the need for, use of, and nature of chemicals used in modern pest management. This updated third edition carries on the book's tradition of serving as the definitive reference on pesticide toxicology and recognizes the seminal contribution of Wayland J. Hayes, Jr., co-Editor of the first edition. Feature: Presents a comprehensive look at all aspects of pesticide toxicology in one reference work. Benefit: Saves researchers time in quickly accessing the very latest definitive details on toxicity of specific pesticides as opposed to searching through thousands of journal articles. Feature: Clear exposition of hazard identification and dose response relationships in each chapter featuring pesticide agents and actions Benefit: Connects the experimental laboratory results to real-life applications in human health, animal health and the environment. Feature: All major classes of pesticide considered. Benefit: Provides relevance to a wider variety of researchers who are conducting comparative work in pesticides or their health impacts. Feature: Different routes of exposure critically evaluated. Benefit: Connects the loop between exposure and harmful affects to those who are researching the affects of pesticides on humans or wildlife.
Hazardous substances and human health 2006, ScienceDirect
Health in the green economy 2011, WHO1. Overview of housing and climate/environment linkages -- 2. Review of housing and health risks -- 3. Evaluating health co-benefits and risks of IPCC-reviewed mitigation strategies -- 4. Gap analysis: optimizing health benefits and correcting risks of mitigation strategies -- 5. Tools to assess, plan and finance healthy and climate-friendly housing -- 6. Case studies of good practice -- 7. Conclusions and recommendations.
Part 1. The Atmospheric CO₂ record --The rise of trees and how they changed Paleozoic atmospheric CO₂, climate, and geology /Robert A. Berner --Atmospheric CO₂ during the late Paleozoic and Mesozoic: estimates from Indian soils /Prosenjit Ghosh ... [et al.] --Alkenone-based estimates of past CO2 levels: a consideration of their utility based on an analysis of uncertainties /Katherine H. Freeman,Mark Pagani --Atmospheric CO₂ data from ice cores: four climatic cycles /Thomas Blunier ... [et al.] --Atmospheric CO₂ and ¹³CO₂ exchange with the terrestrial biosphere and oceans from 1978 to 2000: observations and carbon cycle implications /Charles D. Keeling ... [et al.] --Part 2. Biotic responses to long-term changs in atmospheric CO₂ --Evolutionary responses of land plants to atmospheric CO₂ /David J. Beerling --Cretaceous CO₂ decline and the radiation and diversification of angiosperms /Jennifer C. McElwain ... [et al.] --Influence of uplift, weathering, and base cation supply on past and future CO₂ levels /Jacob R. Waldbauer,C. Page Chamberlain --Atmospheric CO₂, environmental stress, and the evolution of C₄ photosynthesis /Rowan F. Sage --The influence of atmospheric CO₂, temperature, and water on the abundance of C₃/C₄ taxa /James R. Ehleringer --Evolution and growth of plants in a low CO₂ world /Joy K. Ward --Environmentally driven dietary adaptations in African mammals /Thure E. Cerling ... [et al.] --Terrestrial mammalian herbivore response to declining levels of atmospheric CO₂ during the Cenozoic: evidence from North American fossil horses (family Equidae) /Bruce J. MacFadden --CO₂, grasses, and human evolution /Nicholaas J. van der Merwe --Part 3. Atmospheric CO₂ and modern ecosystems --The carbon cycle over the past 1000 years inferred from the inversion of ice core data /Cathy Trudinger ... [et al.] --Remembrance of weather past: ecosystem responses to climate variability /David Schimel ... [et al.] --Effects of elevated CO₂ on keystone herbivores in modern arctic ecosystems /Scott R. McWilliams,James O. Leafloor --Part 4. Ecosystem responses to a future atmospheric CO₂ --Modern and future forests in a changing atmosphere /Richard J. Norby ... [et al.] --Modern and future semi-arid and arid ecosystems /M. Rebecca Shaw ... [et al.] --Effects of CO₂ on plants at different timescales /Belinda E. Medlyn,Ross E. McMurtrie --Herbivory in a world of elevated CO₂ /Richard L. Lindroth,M. Denise Dearing --Borehole temperatures and climate change: a global perspective /Robert N. Harris,David S. Chapman.
Household Use of Solid Fuels -- 1. Exposure data -- 2. Studies of cancer in humans -- 3. Studies of cancer in experimental animals -- 4. Mechanistic and other relevant data -- 5. Summary of data reported -- 6. Evaluation and rationale -- -- High-temperature Frying -- 1. Exposure data -- 2. Studies of cancer in humans -- 3. Studies of cancer in experimental animals -- 4. Mechanistic and other relevant data -- 5. Summary of data reported -- 6. Evaluation and rationale
Human viruses in water 2007., ScienceDirect
Illusion of certainty 2007, Springer
Impact of pollution on animal products 2008, Springer
Indoor air quality 2002, CRCnetBASE
Indoor air quality : a guide for facility managers. 2nd ed. 2004, CRCnetBASE
Indoor air quality engineering 2003, CRCnetBASE
pt.1. IPCS/OECD key generic terms used in chemical hazard/risk assessment -- pt.2. IPCS glossary of key exposure assessment terminology
Management of health risks from environment and food 2010, Springer
Methods to study litter decomposition 2005, Springer
Muskellunge Symposium 2007, Springer
Nanotechnology-- health and environmental risks 2008, CRCnetBASEIntroduction : assessing nanotechnology health and environmental risks -- Defining risk assessment and how it is used for environmental protection, and its potential role for managing nanotechnology risks -- Sustainable nanotechnology development using risk assessment and applying life cycle thinking -- The state of the science : human health, toxicology, and nanotechnological risk / Brenda E. Barry -- The state of the science : environmental risks -- NANO LCRA : an adaptive screening-level life cycle risk assessment framework for nanotechnology -- Alternative approaches for life cycle risk assessment for nanotechnology and comprehensive environmental assessment / Jo Anne Shatkin and J. Michael Davis -- Current and proposed approaches for managing risks in occupational environments / Brenda E. Barry -- Ongoing international efforts to address risk issues for nanotechnology.
This guideline defines ventilation and then natural ventilation. It explores the design requirements for natural ventilation in the context of infection control, describing the basic principles of design, construction, operation and maintenance for an effective natural ventilation system to control infection in health-care settings.
Office building safety and health 2004, CRCnetBASE
PAHs 2003, Wiley
Population systems. 2nd ed. / 2008, Springer
Radiation safety problems in the Caspian region 2004, Springer
Radionuclide concentrations in food and the environment 2007, CRCnetBASE
Resilience of cities to terrorist and other threats 2008, Springer
Reversibility of chronic degenerative disease and hypersensitivity. Volume 1, Regulating mechanisms of chemical sensitivity 2010, CRCnetBASEChapter 1. The Physiologic Basis of Homeostasis -- Section. Amplification Systems -- Chapter 2. Nervous System -- Chapter 3. Immune System -- Chapter 4. Endocrine System.
Safe piped water WHOThe microbiology of piped distribution systems and public health -- Minimizing potential for changes in microbial quality of treated water -- Design and operation of distribution networks -- Maintenance and survey of distribution systems -- Precautions during construction and repairs -- Small animals in drinking-water distribution systems -- Risk management for distribution systems.
Sampling and surveying radiological environments 2001, CRCnetBASE
Sampling for radionuclides in the environment 2006, HighWire
Selected 2-alkoxyethanols 2010, WHO
Sick building syndrome and related illness 2011, CRCnetBASEChapter 1. Introduction / Walter E. Goldstein -- Chapter 2. Epidemiology and Health Effects in Moisture-Damaged Damp Buildings / Jean Cox-Ganser, Ju-Hyeong Park, Richard Kanwal -- Chapter 3. Mold Biology, Molecular Biology and Genetics / Edward Sobek -- Chapter 4. Products of Mold Associated with Sick Building Syndrome / Walter E. Goldstein -- Chapter 5. Mathematical Model of Mold Propagation and Product Formation in Building Materials, Inherent Transport Phenomena and Applications / Walter E. Goldstein, Willem A. Schreuder -- Chapter 6. Forensic Studies in Moldy-Damp Buildings / Philip R. Morey, Gary N. Crawford, Michael J. Cornwell, Brad Caddick, Tara Toren-Rudisill, Raoul Webb -- Chapter 7. Practices in Identifying, Remediating and Reoccupancy When Mold Occurs / Gary R. Brown -- Chapter 8. Analysis of Microscopic Contaminants in Sick Building Investigations / James Millette, Barb Epstien, Elliott Horner -- Chapter 9. Analytical Practice in Mold Identification and Solutions, Including Measurements and Sampling / Edward Sobek -- Chapter 10. Research and Development, Directions in Construction Practice and Summary Recommendations / Walter E. Goldstein.
Statistical analysis of environmental space-time processes 2006, Springer
Tobacco smoke and involuntary smoking 2004, IARC
Toxicological chemistry and biochemistry. 3rd ed. 2003, CRCnetBASE
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