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- 2006 SpringerLessenger, James E.
- 2013 CRCnetBASEBernstein, David I.; Chan-Yeung, Moira; Malo, Jean-Luc.
- 2012 SpringerGhio, Andrew J.; Huang, Yuh-Chin T.; Maier, Lisa A.Historical Perspective of Occupational and Environmental Lung Disease / Paul David Blanc MD, MSPH -- The Occupational and Environmental History / Lawrence C. Mohr Jr. -- Use of Laboratory Tests in Occupational and Environmental Lung Diseases / Jean-Luc Malo -- Radiography and CT of Occupational and Environmental Lung Diseases /; Philip C. Goodman --; Environmental and Occupational Causes of Asthma / Marcos Ribeiro, Susan M. Tarlo -- Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis / Lawrence Ho, Ware G. Kuschner -- Air Pollution and Lung Diseases / Yuh-Chin T. Huang, Ellen Volker -- Unanswered Questions Regarding Asbestos Exposure: Concerns for the Next Generation / Daniel E. Banks -- Pneumoconiosis in the Twenty-First Century / Andrew J. Ghio -- Inhalation Injury / David J. Prezant, Dorsett D. Smith -- Hard Metal Lung Disease / Toshinori Takada, Hiroshi Moriyama -- Beryllium Disease / John Ferguson, Margaret M. Mroz -- Occupational Lung Cancer / Ignatius T. S. Yu, Lap-Ah Tse, Hong Qiu -- COPD in Non-smokers / K. B. Hubert Lam, Om P. Kurmi, Jon G. Ayres -- Emerging Issues in Environmental and Occupational Lung Diseases / Yuh-Chin T. Huang -- Disability Assessment in Occupational and Environmental Lung Diseases / Clayton T. Cowl -- Global Impact of Occupational and Environmental Lung Diseases / Eric D. Amster, David C. Christiani.
- 2012 WileyRobertson, Linda.Problem solving in occupational therapy / Linda Robertson and Siân Griffiths -- Abductive reasoning and case formulation in complex cases / Bronwyn Thompson -- Ethical reasoning: internal and external morality for occupational therapists / Mary Butler -- Occupational therapists, care and managerialism / Ruth Fitzgerald -- Context and how it influences our professional thinking / Susan Ryan and Carol Hills -- The novice therapist / Linda Robertson -- Artistry and expertise / Margo Paterson, Joy Higgs and Catherine Donnelly -- Kai whakaora ngangahau: Māori occupational therapists' collective reasoning / Jo-Anne Gilsenan, Jane Hopkirk and Isla Emery-Whittington -- Reasoning that is difficult to articulate / Linda Robertson.
- 2008 CRCnetBASESchneid, Thomas D.History of OSHA -- OSHA inspection procedures -- Corporate compliance management -- Preparing for an inspection OSHA inspection checklist -- OSHA penalty structure -- Defenses to an OSHA citation -- Criminal sanctions under the OSH act and beyond -- Occupational safety and health review commission -- Occupational safety and health review commission appeal procedures -- Operational compliance -- Multi-employer worksite issues -- Workers' compensation and safety -- Other litigation issues -- Other laws affecting the safety function -- Ethics in the safety profession -- Emerging issues in safety.
- Definitions, conversions, and calculations for occupational safety and health professionals. 3rd ed.2006 CRCnetBASEFinucane, Edward W.
- v. 1-8, 2001v. 1. Chemical substances A-D -- v. 2. Chemical substances E-O -- v. 3. Chemical substances P-Z -- v. 4. Biological exposure indices -- v. 5. Physical agents.
- v. 1-2., 1983-Parmeggiani, Luigi.v. 1. A-K -- v. 2. L-Z.
- 2007 OvidMarkowitz, Steven; Rom, William N.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.
- 2009 SpringerGold, Liza H.; Shuman, Daniel W.Offers practice guidelines for conducting workplace mental health disability evaluations. This book examines legal and ethical aspects of employment evaluations. It also offers an examination of the process of psychiatric disability development, and discusses issues specific to evaluations for Social Security and other disability benefit programs.
- 2006 SpringerDijk, Majken van; Hassink, Jan.
- 2001 CRCnetBASEWilkinson, Carol.1. The peculiarity of the workplace as harbinger of illness -- 2. The historical context -- 3. Regulatory developments, roles and functions -- 4. The work, the organisation and the individual -- 5. Theoretical perspectives of workplace health improvement -- 6. Workplace health promotion.
- 2005 CRCnetBASEHolah, J. T.; Lelieveld, H. L. M.; Mostert, M. A.pt. 1. Risks -- pt. 2. Improving design -- pt. 3. Improving hygiene management and methods.
- 2010 CRCnetBASEKoradecka, D.Occupational safety and health--safe work in a safe environment. The challenge, of course, is how to make this happen and make it happen economically. A comprehensive study presenting the state of the art in the field, Handbook of Occupational Safety and Health provides a wide range of methods along with specific criteria for assessing hazards and exposures in the workplace environment. More importantly, it also offers ways to reduce these hazards. The book supplies a compendium of interdisciplinary knowledge that includes physical, chemical, and psychosocial risk factors in the work environment and also discusses issues concerning occupational safety and health management. The book discusses the ergonomic principles of shaping products, workstands, and work processes, highlighting the significance of international requirements for competitiveness in the world economy. It presents the scientific basis for each safety and health issue, followed by well-illustrated case studies to demonstrate the concepts and theories and their application in real-world situations. Based on the results of international research, the book covers. Developed by a team of renowned contributors, Handbook of Occupational Safety and Health includes strategies for creating safe working conditions, accurately assessing hazards posed by harmful environmental factors, and preventing occupational accidents and diseases. Meticulously designed to be user-friendly, it provides the tools to create a safety culture beginning at the enterprise level through to the individual employee. --Book Jacket.
- 2006 CRCnetBASEReese, Charles D.; Eidson, James V.
- 2002 CRCnetBASEBlunt, Jane; Balchin, N. C.
- 2006 CRCnetBASEGlendon, A. Ian; Clarke, Sharon; McKenna, Eugene F.
- 2005 CRCnetBASEKoren, Herman.Also available: Print – 2005
- 2005 SpringerDe Vuyst, P.; Gevenois, P. A.Also available: Print – 2005
- 2006 CRCnetBASEHyatt, Nigel.
- 2005 SpringerHering, K. G.; Kusaka, Y.; Parker, J. E.
- 2006 SpringerChew, Ai-Lean; Maibach, Howard I.I. Classification and clinical features -- 1. Ten genotypes of irritant contact dermatitis -- 2. Irritant contact dermatitis versus allergic contact dermatitis -- II. Special clinical forms -- 3. Barrier function and perturbation: relevance for interdigital dermatitis -- 4. Friction melanosis -- 5. Diaper dermatitis -- 6. Chemical skin burns -- 7. Contact urticaria syndrome -- 8. Airborne irritant dermatitis -- 9. Irritant dermatitis of the scalp -- 10. Irritant contact dermatitis of the nails -- III. Epidemiology -- 11. Importance of irritant contact dermatitis in occupational skin disease -- 12. Irritant contact dermatitis in the tropics -- IV. Occupational irritant dermatitis -- 13. Occupational issues of irritant contact dermatitis -- 14. Hairdressing -- 15. Occupational irritant dermatitis - metal workers -- 16. Health care workers -- 17. The Electronics industry -- 18. Painters, lacquerers, and varnishers -- V. Risk factors for irritant dermatitis -- 19. Age -- 20. Gender -- 21. Ethnicity -- 22. Atopy -- VI. Insights from bioengineering -- 23. Prediction bioengineering -- 24. Quantitative sonography for the evaluation of irritant reactions -- 25. Functional skin testing: the SMART procedures -- 26. Bioengineering correlates of the sensitive skin syndrome: the sensory irritation component -- 27. Squamometry -- VII. The Irritants: special issues -- 28. Corrosive materials -- 29. Detergents -- 30. Sodium lauryl sulfate -- 31. Organic solvents -- 32. Oils, cutting fluids, and lubricants -- 33. Food -- 34. Dithranol -- 35. Copper -- 36. Fatty acid binding proteins -- VIII. Mechanisms of irritant dermatitis -- 37. Histopathology of irritant contact dermatitis -- 38. Percutaneous absorption and irritant dermatitis -- 39 Cytokines and irritant dermatitis -- 40. Oxidative stress -- 41. Langerhans cells and skin irritation -- 42. Hydration injury -- IX. Prevention of irritant dermatitis -- 43. Primary prevention of irritant contact dermatitis -- 44. Protective gloves -- 45. Anti-irritants -- 46. Barrier creams -- 47. Moisturizers -- 48. Moisturizers and irritant contact dermatitis -- 49. Effects of CO2 on barrier recovery -- X. Management and therapy -- 50. Treatment of irritant contact dermatitis -- 51. Topical corticosteroids in the treatment of irritant dermatitis -- 52. Barrier creams and emollients -- XI. Product testing -- 53. In vivo models of skin irritation -- 54. In vitro methods to predict skin irritation -- XII. Appendices -- 1. Questionnaire methods for hand dermatitis studies -- 2. Patient information sheets -- 3. Selected sources of information for irritant contact dermatitis.Also available: Print – 2006
- 2012 SpringerRustemeyer, Thomas.Occupational skin diseases are a field of increasing interest in today's dermatology. Due to rapid developments in several areas of modern industry, new dermatological problems constantly occur amongst workers.The 1st edition of this Handbook of Occupational Dermatology was published in 2000 and has served as the main reference book of occupational skin diseases for general and occupational dermatologists and occupational physicians. The new edition is completely revised, updated and extended with respect to new developments. The layout allows for both quick access to practical information and in-depth reading. Included are concise tables, algorithms and figures on how to optimize the diagnostic procedure for daily patient management and expert opinion.The new edition will continue the success as major source of reference for clinical and experimental work in the field of occupational skin diseases, both for students and experts.
- 2013 ScienceDirectSection 1. Overview and occupational therapy process -- section 2. Occupational performance and the performance areas : evaluation and intervention -- section 3. Performance skills and client factors : evaluation and intervention -- section 4. The occupational therapy process : implementation of interventions -- section 5. Intervention applications.
- Eller, Peter M.Also available: Print – v. 1-2, 1984.
- 2010 SpringerHeederik, Dick; Sigsgaard, Torben.Also available: Print – 2010
- 2014 SpringerAnttila, Sisko L.; Boffetta, Paolo.This book is a comprehensive guide to occupational factors of malignant diseases. It discusses potentially work-related malignancies, in the context of exposure assessment, specific clinical and pathological features of occupational cancer and biomarkers of exposure and disease. Epidemiological data about risk ratios of the cancer in question are reviewed for various occupations and with exposure to specific carcinogens, carcinogenic mechanisms, host susceptibility factors (genetic and other) and other environmental and life-style risk factors. Aspects such as surveillance of workers exposed to carcinogens, and strategies for prevention of occupational cancer are also discussed. Occupational Cancers is aimed at oncologists, pathologists, residents in training, clinical researchers, clinicians in occupational health, epidemiologists, pulmonologists, lawyers and public health officials.
- 2006 CRCnetBASESataloff, Joseph; Sataloff, Robert Thayer; Sataloff, Robert Thayer.
- 2015 ScienceDirectBleecker, Margit L.; Lotti, Marcello.
- 2012 CRCnetBASEMathiassen, Svend Erik; Toomingas, Allan; Tornqvist, Ewa Wigaeus.Work, working life, occupational physiology / Allan Toomingas, Svend Erik Mathiassen, and Ewa Wigaeus Tornqvist -- Work demanding high energy metabolism / Ewa Wigaeus Tornqvist -- Work requiring considerable muscle force / Katarina Kjellberg -- Work in awkward postures / Karin Harms-Ringdahl -- Work with highly repetitive movements / Fredrik Hellström -- Prolonged, low-intensity, sedentary work / Allan Toomingas -- Work with high levels of mental strain / Bo Melin -- Work that disrupts the diurnal rhythm / Torbjörn Åkerstedt -- Work in heat and cold / Désirée Gavhed -- A good working life for everyone / Allan Toomingas, Margareta Bratt Carlström, and Svend Erik Mathiassen.
- 2013 CRCnetBASEArezes, Pedro M.Applied ergonomics -- Cognitive ergonomics -- Construction safety -- Economic aspects of prevention -- Education and training in prevention -- Emerging risks -- Environmental ergonomics -- Fire safety -- Health monitoring and occupational medicine -- Human and organisational factors -- Occupational ergonomics -- Occupational hygiene -- Occupational safety -- Risk assessment methods -- Other.
- 2008 CRCnetBASEMcKeown, Celine.1. Working posture -- 1.1. Introduction -- 1.2. Sitting versus standing -- 1.3. The back -- 1.4. Posture -- 1.5. Maintenance and monitoring of good posture -- 1.6. Summary -- 2. The design of workstation furniture -- 2.1. Introduction -- 2.2. Desks -- 2.2.1. Desk height -- 2.2.2. Worksurface design -- 2.2.3. Worksurface layout -- 2.2.4. Undersurface features -- 2.3. Partitions -- 2.4. Chairs -- 2.4.1. Seat height adjustment -- 2.4.2. Backrest adjustment -- 2.4.3. Armrests -- 2.4.4. Adjustment mechanisms -- 2.5. Accessories -- 2.5.1. Footrests -- 2.5.2. Wristrests -- 2.5.3. Document holders -- 2.5.4. Screen risers -- 2.5.5. Telephone headsets -- 2.5.6. Reading slopes -- 2.6. Summary -- 3. Workstation trials -- 3.1. Introduction -- 3.2. Task analysis -- 3.2.1. Starting the procedure -- 3.2.2. Information collection -- 3.2.3. Recording information -- 3.3. Trials -- 3.4. The roll-out -- 3.5. Summary -- 4. Computer use -- 4.1. Introduction -- 4.2. Desktops -- 4.3. Flat screens -- 4.4. Laptops -- 4.5. Wireless technology -- 4.6. Out-of-office working -- 4.6.1. Home office -- 4.6.2. Mobile offices -- 4.7. Summary -- 5. Screen displays -- 5.1. Introduction -- 5.2. Memory -- 5.2.1. Short-term memory -- 5.2.2. Long-term memory -- 5.3. Displays -- 5.3.1. Fonts -- 5.3.2. Using color -- 5.3.3. Layout -- 5.3.4. Wording -- 5.3.5. Windows -- 5.4. Summary -- 6. Input devices -- 6.1. Introduction -- 6.2. Keyboards -- 6.3. Mouse -- 6.4. Touchpads -- 6.5. Trackball -- 6.6. Joystick -- 6.7. Touchscreens -- 6.8. Graphics tablets -- 6.9. Voice recognition software -- 6.10. General design requirements -- 6.11. Summary -- 7. Organizational issues -- 7.1. Introduction -- 7.2. Job design -- 7.3. Work rate -- 7.4. Rest breaks -- 7.5. Overtime -- 7.6. Incentives -- 7.7. Motivation -- 7.8. Shift work -- 7.9. Compressed working week -- 7.10. Managing change -- 7.11. Summary -- 8. Training -- 8.1. Introduction -- 8.2. The trainees -- 8.3. Training methods -- 8.4. The course -- 8.5. Alternative approaches -- 8.6. Making training more effective -- 8.7. After the course -- 8.8. Summary -- 9. The environment -- 9.1. Introduction -- 9.2. Noise -- 9.3. Lighting -- 9.3.1. Glare -- 9.3.2. Artificial light -- 9.3.3. Natural light -- 9.3.4. Color -- 9.4. Thermal comfort -- 9.5. Summary -- 10. Manual handling -- 10.1. Introduction -- 10.2. Manual handling injuries -- 10.3. Reducing the risk -- 10.3.1. Mechanical assistance -- 10.3.2. Work demands -- 10.3.3. Object characteristics -- 10.3.4. Environmental conditions -- 10.3.5. The person -- 10.4. Training -- 10.5. Summary -- 11. Work-related ill health -- 11.1. Introduction -- 11.2. Upper limb disorders -- 11.2.1. Types of upper limb disorders -- 18.104.22.168. Tenosynovitis -- 126.96.36.199. Carpal tunnel syndrome -- 126.96.36.199. Dupuytren's contracture -- 188.8.131.52. Vibration white finger -- 126.96.36.199. Ganglion -- 188.8.131.52. Epicondylitis -- 184.108.40.206. Tendinitis -- 126.96.36.199. Frozen shoulder -- 22.214.171.124. Thoracic outlet syndrome -- 18.104.22.168. Cervical spondylosis -- 220.127.116.11. Osteoarthritis -- 11.2.2. Causes of upper limb disorders -- 126.96.36.199. Repetition -- 220.127.116.11. Awkward postures -- 22.214.171.124. Static muscle work -- 220.127.116.11. Force -- 126.96.36.199. Duration of exposure -- 184.108.40.206. Other contributory factors -- 22.214.171.124. Psychosocial factors -- 220.127.116.11. Extra-organizational factors -- 11.3. Responding to ULDs -- 11.4. Backache -- 11.5. Visual fatigue -- 11.6. Stress -- 11.7. Summary -- 12. Disability -- 12.1. Introduction -- 12.2. Workstation arrangements -- 12.3. Computer work -- 12.4. General environment -- 12.5 Summary -- 13. Risk assessment -- 13.1. Introduction -- 13.2. Sample checklists -- 14. Case studies -- 14.1. Introduction -- 14.2. Case study A -- 14.3. Case study B -- 14.4. Case study C -- 14.5. Case study D -- 14.6. Case study E --14.7. Case study F.
- 2001 CRCnetBASETai, Elsie.
- 1978-Patty, F. A.; Battigelli, Mario C.; Clayton, Florence E.; Clayton, George D.v. 1. General principles -- v. 2A, Toxicology ; v. 3. Theory and rationale of industrial hygiene practice.
- v. 1-2, 1991-1995.Patty, F. A.; Allan, R. E.; Clayton, Florence E.; Clayton, George D.v. 1, pt. A-B. General principles -- v. 2, pt. A-F. Toxicology.
- 2000 KnovelAyer, Howard E.; Harris, Robert L.; Patty, F. A.
- 2001 CRCnetBASECollins, Larry; Schneid, Thomas D.
- 2006Agius, Raymond M.; Seaton, Anthony.
- 2014 SpringerHogle, Linda F.Regenerative medicine is at a pivotal point. Innovations in the science and the rapid growth of translational medicine are transforming the field just as institutional arrangements are changing, making this an exciting yet unsettled time. Recent court cases and policy initiatives are creating crosscurrents that keep older issues from being settled while introducing new dilemmas. Current research propels collaborations across disciplines and sectors, raising the question of how tensions between the protection of intellectual property and the movement toward "open science" can be negotiated. Other important social, ethical and legal questions arise in the gray areas created by new scientific techniques and pragmatic areas involved in scale-up and testing in humans. The times call for governance that is adaptive to meet the needs of science yet able to maintain public trust. The contributors address these and other vital questions through chapters focusing on topics such as data sharing; patenting of human biological material; and managing collaborations across academic, industry and government sectors as well as across national boundaries. Key research ethics issues are also included such as obtaining consent from biospecimen donors; accessing biorepository data, and considerations in designing preclinical and clinical trial protocols for first-in-human research, including upcoming policy changes. Rather than retracing well-trodden topics, the book points to nascent areas that need to be addressed. Whether working in academia, industry, or government, regenerative medicine scientists and managers need to know how to navigate current and upcoming issues of governance facing the field. Regenerative Medicine Ethics: Governing Research and Knowledge. Practices will be a valuable resource for scientists, policy-makers and students as they plan and execute responsible research.
- 2001 CRCnetBASEHarms-Ringdahl, Lars.
- 2002 CRCnetBASELack, Richard W.
- 2002 CRCnetBASEO'Brien, Daniel Patrick.
- 2012 WileyLewis, Richard J."Includes comprehensive hazard information on the substances encountered in the workplace. The objective of the work is to promote safety by providing the most up-to-date hazard information available"--Provided by publisher. "Since its inception in the early 1950's, this book has become the "bible" for those who need to evaluate the hazard of substances used in commerce. The book contains extensive data on approximately 28,000 substances. It is designed to fill the information needs of professionals who must work with and evaluate the hazards of chemicals"--Provided by publisher.
- 2011 CRCnetBASEGoldstein, Walter E.Chapter 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.
- 2007 KargerElsner, Peter; Schliemann, S.Also available: Print – 2007
- Teleky, Ludwig.t. 1. Die medizinalstatistischen Grundlagen : Sterblichkeit, Todesursachen, Geburten, Körperbeschaffenheit in Stadt und Land und in verschiedenen Wohlstandsstufen ; Einfluss des Berufes auf Sterblichkeit und Erkrankungshäufigkeit ; Krankenkassenstatistik.Also available: Print – 1914-
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The 100 dollar laptop, which was designed for use in structurally underdeveloped areas, is available to the general public for a limited period, bundled with a sponsored machine for a child in need.
"Give one get one": as of 12 November the general public will be able to purchase the laptop, which was developed for children from poorer regions. The purchasing price of US$ 399 includes US$ 200 that "One Laptop per Child" (OLPC) will use to send one of the $ 188 Linux devices to a child in need.
The non-profit organization is looking to boost turnover with this promotional activity, as what initially seemed to be encouraging looking promises by government officials have failed to materialize. If you would like to donate US$ 200 for a laptop, you can do, but you will not be given a machine of your own at this time.
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Windows users will soon have native access to the Bash shell.
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TUCSON — The Rockies' affection for pitcher Josh Fogg hasn't waned since last season. But the available money and opportunity have changed dramatically, decreasing the likelihood that Colorado will re-sign the free agent.
"The stuff we talked about in the winter is not the same set of parameters we have in place now," general manager Dan O'Dowd said Sunday. "It's hard to bring in a guy who we like and who has done what he's done, then potentially put your manager or pitching coach in a position at the end of spring where they don't have a job for him."
O'Dowd, who recently spoke with Fogg's agent, Danny Horwits, didn't rule out bringing Fogg back if he was open to a salary cut from 2007 and the possibility of pitching in relief.
"I certainly don't want to leave the guy without anything if that should happen," O'Dowd said. "But I hope Josh gets a better opportunity than what we have available."
Fogg remains open to returning, and is anxiously waiting for a contract from any team to materialize. O'Dowd confirmed Fogg's assertion that the Rockies never officially offered him a one-year deal for between $4 million and $5 million. According to O'Dowd, Horwits knew that is what the Rockies were prepared to do as late as the winter meetings in December. At that time Fogg was seeking a multiyear deal, so the Rockies moved on and signed veteran Kip Wells.
"Anything is still possible," Fogg said Sunday. "But Dan made a good point: The opportunity is limited for me there."
Morales sits.
The left-hander recently had four wisdom teeth extracted and will not throw off a mound for a few days.
Pitcher updates.
Reliever Zach McClellan, recovering from shoulder surgery, injured his knee and is expected to miss a couple of weeks. . . . Juan Morillo also will be eased into activity and won't throw on back-to-back days as a concession to the elbow tenderness he has felt this winter.
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|How Female CEOs Can 'Lead with Impact'
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3 Ways to Set Yourself Apart from the Competition
A record number of women are Fortune 500 CEOs.
Women are launching businesses at 1.5 times the national average.
There are now 8.2 million American women running their own companies.
"The numbers are notable," says executive and business coach Debora McLaughlin, author of "The Renegade Leader: 9 Success Strategies Driven Leaders Use to Ignite People, Performance and Profits," (www.TheRenegadeLeader.com).
"From 1997 to 2011, the number of U.S. women-owned businesses increased by 50 percent," McLaughlin says. "And in 2011, the median compensation for female CEOs was 13 percent more than for male CEOs," according to NerdWallet Financial Markets.
According to Catalyst, a non-profit organization, as of Jan. 1, there were 21 women running Fortune 500 companies, including IBM and PepsiCo, That's up from seven in 2002-2003. Among the Fortune 1000 companies, there are twice as many, including the CEOs of Neiman Marcus Group, Cracker Barrel and Dun & Bradstreet.
"Nonetheless, business women still face hurdles," McLaughlin notes. "Keep in mind, while 21 are Fortune 500 CEOs -- a record high – that's only 4.25 percent of the total and the figures hold for Fortune 1000 companies, less than 5 percent have a female at the helm."
A recipient of the 2012-13 Women of the Year award presented by the National Association of Professional Women, McLaughlin watches the financial trends. While women are launching more businesses, they have an upward climb; studies show that women-owned companies are less likely to hit the $1 million mark and are more likely to fail.
"To claim, own and keep the keys to the corner office, women executives need to be seen, heard and to lead with greater influence and impact," McLaughlin says. She offers three key tips:
As the numbers clearly demonstrate, business is changing. Women account for 73 percent to 85 percent of consumer decisions in the United States, which gives female CEOs yet another advantage -- insight into their customers' values, McLaughlin says.
About Debora McLaughlin
Debora McLaughlin, best-selling author of "The Renegade Leader: 9 Success Strategies Driven Leaders Use to Ignite People, Performance and Profits;" the forthcoming book, "A League of Her Own," and CEO of The Renegade Leader Coaching and Consulting Group combines her experience as certified executive coach and as a top sales performer in New York City and Boston to help CEOs, business leaders and organizations achieve accelerated results.
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The Panama Metro is the first metro line in Central America and has done the country proud.
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Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling has been banned for life and also
fined $2.5 million by the NBA in response to racially charged comments the
league said he made in a recorded conversation. NBA commissioner Adam Silver
said at Tuesday's press conference that Sterling confirmed it was his voice on
the tape that surfaced this past weekend. As part of his lifetime ban,
Sterling can't attend any NBA games or practices, be present at any Clippers
facility, or participate in any business or player personnel decisions
involving the team. The discipline issued is based on Silver's conclusion that
Sterling violated league rules through his expressions of offensive and
hurtful views, the impact of which has been widely felt throughout the league.
In the recording, Sterling told his girlfriend that he is bothered by her
association with African-Americans and asks her not to bring them to
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- If you've been waiting to buy into the big tech stocks, you may not have to wait much longer. After Wednesday's almost 2% decline in the Nasdaq 100, which fell to an intraday low of 3,186, it has corrected almost 4% from its 52-week high of nearly 3,307.Wednesday we saw Apple (AAPL) hit a new 52-week low, down over 6% to $398.11. Apple releases its earnings report next Tuesday, April 23, after the markets close. It may be the most anticipated earnings release in the company's recent history.
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Kenta Henmi wields his axe with precision and style. He played Song Roulette with us this week. The guitarist's current projects include the Jonny Cats, Glitter Dick, High Iron, Suicide Lanes and Pumpin' for Jill. The newest, Pumpin' for Jill, is named for an Iggy Pop tune and Henmi's wife, Natalie Bruce, is the principal songwriter for the group. See the reborn Jonny Cats perform on Wednesday night. Check out music from the Jonny Cats, Koffin Kats, Terri Schiavo Dance Party and Glitter Dick after the jump. Launchpad • Jonny Cats • Koffin Kats • Glitter Dick • Terri Schiavo Dance Party • Wed Nov 7 • 9:30 pm • $8 • 21-and-over • launchpadrocks.com
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Breathing in the crisp Boulder air, it was obvious this was a night for rock 'n' roll.
We walked down The Hill in search of pre-show food and margaritas, and we passed Morgan Phalen, the man responsible for one of the hottest rock songs of 2005. Phalen and his band, Diamond Nights, the artists behind the rock rager "Destination Diamonds," were playing the Fox that night, opening for Living Things. And after a quick chat - they'd already eaten Mexican food that day - we parted ways with him and hit Mamacitas, the friendly little dressed-up taco shack on The Hill beneath the Fox Theatre.
It was one of those rare moments where everything clicked. There were six or seven of us, a biggish group, and the guy said, "No problem," and pushed various tables together next to the streetside window. It's an intimate restaurant with plenty of colors and vibrant people milling about the bar, perched in the back and hanging at the tables that litter the room.
It wasn't long before we had a couple empty carafes of margaritas - and lots of empty plates - in front of us. The food was as solid as the libations, but what reigned was the conversation.
There's something special about this group of people, which included Julian, Matthew, Megan, Nichole, Annie and B.F.J. And it was a signal to the summer in front of us, a sign of the madness that lies ahead.
We watched the people filter by the windows, and suddenly Boulder seemed more interesting than it normally does. We placated Matthew as he talked about his rock 'n' roll aspirations - he and Julian's band, Hot to Death, has practiced once so far - and we had another pitcher of margaritas, which were made from a solid recipe. We toasted each other. And then we hit the Fox for a little night music, where we ran into more friends and learned a thing or two from Diamond Nights and Living Things.
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Earnings before interest and taxes were €892m, compared with a loss of €479m a year earlier, following write-downs totalling €790m.
Group sales fell 4% to €20.48bn, while orders dropped 20% to €19.03bn. The company attributed the slide in orders to a high level of orders the year before in its power generation and transportation system units.
Siemens, Germany's largest electronics and engineering company, said it expects fourth-quarter results to fall below those of the third quarter.
Siemens' Information and Communication Network (ICN) division posted a loss for the quarter before interest and taxes of €84m, including restructuring charges of €45m, compared with a loss of €563m a year earlier, including €420m in charges for asset write-offs.
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passport files.
Officials are trying to unearth the motives of four employees
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Obama is urging congressional involvement in the investigation,
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Anyone have any ideas on how I can get my 9 year old more involved in helping with the baby? His willingness is not the problem, it's in the things he can help with that I'm having trouble coming up with. I'm still adjusting to having a 2 month old after 9 years and finding myself overwhelmed sometimes.. I want to be more inclusive of my son because I know that would probably help take some of the edge off. Help!
how I can involve my 9yr old in helping with my newborn?
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Posted 10/14/2012
My 10yr old loves to help with the baby...he is,now 5 mo. But he,has been helping sents we came,home from the hospital. He likes,to read to baby...pick out babys cloths... Hold his bottle... Helps get everything ready for a changing...helps with bath time...push him around in the,stroler in our back yard...and now that baby is eating rice cereal and baby food he loves to help feed him,too. Hes my little mini daddy and he loves it!!
Posted 10/14/2012
My son was 5 when his brother was born. He would sing to him, try to make him smile, lay on the floor during tummy time, make his stuffed animals dance, read to him (as best he could at that age), help pick out clothes, run to grab items for me if needed, and mostly just talk to him about everything. He's 7 now and my youngest is 2. They, of course, have mainly separate interests and are at very different stages but they are incredibly close. YDS's world revolves around ODS, maybe more so than around us as parents. YDS just adores ODS to pieces. And the feeling is pretty mutual. I can only hope their bond stays as strong or gets stronger through the years.
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Posted 10/14/2012
Seriously I couldn't do it without ODS! When the baby is fussy or cries, he comes to the rescue! ODS calms him down every time!
Posted 10/15/2012
make it fun for your 9yr old and not like a chore.. like time him to see how fast he change the diaper.. show him apropriate games to play with the baby.. like peek a boo and stuff like that..
Posted 10/15/2012
I wouldn't push having your 9 yr old helping with your baby but maybe just try to encourage. Make it exciting and fun. When my 6 year old was born I never pushed my at the time 9 year old stepdaughter to do things. Sometimes she would help feed the baby (once I introduced the bottle at 2 months) and change a wet diaper (not a poo of course) but I never forced her to do it.
Posted 10/16/2012
Encourage in fun ways. My 8 yr old is been helping me since I was pregnant. My baby is 5 mons old and he does everything except nursing he he and change diapers. He sings songs, bring wipes, diapers and plays with the baby!! Feeds the bottle , mixes formula. He's been so nice until now. He's my mini daddy better than his daddy in helping me out!!
He just started learning to feed cereal to the baby. I'm so proud of him. I hope this continues!
He just started learning to feed cereal to the baby. I'm so proud of him. I hope this continues!


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SAC Capital Advisors LP, the hedge-fund firm that agreed last year to plead guilty to insider-trading, has created the position of "chief surveillance officer" after an internal review of its operations, according to an employee memo Tuesday.
The new role, which the firm intends to fill this spring, will eventually oversee a team that will track SAC employees' trades, the flow of external information into the firm and the use of independent research, among other areas, a person with knowledge of the firm said.
"We are committed to doing everything in our power to ensure we never go through again what we have experienced over the last few years," founder Steven A. Cohen and President Tom Conheeney wrote in the memo.
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Earlier this month, SAC said chief compliance officer Steven Kessler would resign and would be replaced on an interim basis by John Casey, chief operating officer of the compliance department.
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Yes my Niece married a boy who has a PHD in physics from the University of Chicago and also a PHD in Cosmology.
While they do respect Einstein, they think Hawking is just an average physicist.
I agree completely. He did NOT cover himself with glory there. That was a real, honest mistake.
How a man with the nickname "Bull" could get taken in so easily by a red cape is still amazing to consider.
And then, to get caught up in that typhoon the way he did is still astonishing to me. That was a mess.
Halsey too, was far from perfect. But early on in the war, when things hung in the balance, he shined.
It is almost as if he simply didn't know how to fight with an overwhelming advantage, as if he were more effective and comfortable in a barroom brawl.
Heh, maybe he was.
lol...I meant "honest to GOODNESS" mistake.
Not "honest". When he went charging away from the San Bernardino Straits at full speed, he had been warned against doing just that.
MLK - a father of food stamps class and urban decay.
Hillary Clinton - "world's smartest woman" who couldn't accomplish a thing starting from her own bedroom.
Bill Gates - a "czar of technology" who actually never developed any technology.
Mike Gorbachev - a dumb commie who carelessly wrecked his commie-land and now pretending he is not a commie and did it on purpose.
Sheldon Cooper
Known by acronyms is a tell
Jimmy Page
Robert Plant
John Bonham
John Paul Jones
Led Zeppelin stole (as in gave no credit to) the foundations of their most memorable songs from others. Notably Spirit - an opening act who wrote the song which provided Jimmy with the riff (note for note) for Stairway to Heaven.
Whereas all The Who's music was profoundly original. Which settles the classic "which group was better" question once and for all - for me anyway.
The invasion of Okinawa began on April 1, 1945. Truman became President on April 12. There were no additional island invasions between April 12 and when the bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The President that went with the island-hopping strategy was FDR.
Gloria Steinem
I agree. Neoyankees here hate Jackson
Jefferson and Madison too if they were honest
I have always admired what Hawking was able to do with such a crippled body, but I read something he said that disgusted me.
I didn't really know much about him, and kind of generally admired him, but when I read that, his views on God, well. It wasn't just that he didn't believe in God, it was his contempt for the concept of God.
"MacArthur was one of the most brilliant generals of all time."
Little known fact: MacArthur's soldiers had the fewest casualties of any commander in WWII. His men loved him.
robert e lee
Napolean overrated?
Have you actually read his incredible martial feats?
Read what his foes said about him
They sure as hell did not consider him overrated
Try Ho or Che or Fidel
You could make a case Patton was overrated far easier than Napolean
Damn...the man has his own level...like a Spinal Tap 11 for his era
Henry IV.....God love him....overrated......Cour d'leon too...
I appreciate Jefferson's ability with the written word, but he was a weasel.
Smart guy, but sounds like a typical liberal in many respects.
Madison sounded like a wimp to me. But a pretty bright guy.
Of them all, Washington was The Man. He was far from the smartest, but he had all the other characteristics to make up for it.
Good idea for a thread...:)
Thanks for starting it!
Jesse Jackson
Al Sharpton
John McPain
Wow, that's harsh.
To those, I'd add a man who has been behind more lost production than any one in the world, Steve Balmer, CEO of Microsoft.
Me, myself and I.
Is Barbara Walters a historic figure?
LOL. Well, at least some of us can spell. Have you read your own tag line?
Who was the guy who still is not getting the acclaim?
Martha Raye entertained troops and was critical of the US media in their Leftist reporting of the war. She was also a great spokesman for a denture adhesive.
When she was young she was known for the beauty of her legs as well as her big mouth.
George Mason.
Chalmette battlefield. LOL. "In 1814, we took a little trip..."
Ok, thanks. I've been to his home place; very beautiful.
Nelson Mandela
Charles de Gaulle
Charles Lindbergh
Leave Freud alone. He was one of the first to acknowledge homosexuality as mental illness. His decision was overturned by a politically correct APA in the 1970s.
My top 3:
Nelson Mandella
Barack Obama
Good call on Ghandhi. He stole his moves from Jesus Christ, and even admitted it before he died.
Nyuk, nyuk, nyuk.
Evolution is overrated and Phoebe Buffay proves it:
Yes I have, but if the FR tagline software can't recognise a diæresis, I don't see why I should make allowances.
I typed it correctly, I did my part. ;)
The Dalai Lama.
LOL I wonder if they still give that test in public school where you have to make noises and do all kinds of funny things and then you get to the final item which says, "Ignore all previous instructions on this test".
Then the teacher says, "I told you to read the instructions before you began!"
"He was saved by a few Destroyer Escorts and jeep carriers who fought so hard the Japanes were fooled into thinking they were up against a main force and withdrew before what would have been a major victory for them."
That's the 'Battle off Samar' as told in Hornfischer's
'The Last Stand of the Tin Can Sailors: The Extraordinary World War II Story of the U.S. Navy's Finest Hour'
CDR Ernest Evans was awarded the Medal of Honor for his role in this battle. I liked the way that Hornfischer compared Evan's fearless style of battle with that of his Cherokee ancestors.
Paul Krugman
Harold Stassen
Milli Vanilli
mentioned bit not overrated ...
Al Gore
JFK et al
Well at least you admit it
Which Spirit song?
I like Spirit too
But to dismiss Zepplin for that claim is unfair
Originality is not the benchmark for underrated
Lydia Lovich was original.....;
Page had pretty good chops as a Bird......and Zepp really blew out the MS blues .....if they stole ut then did Hendrix and Clapton too?
And Spirit went in to Thunder Island......quite a fall from Sardonicus.....and Firefall....very Poco-ish
...and JoJo Gunner...i saw them....we have a poster that moniker
The Who were original cause of very odd Pete and they were not Blues based....a wee bit cause Pete felt obligated
Anyhow ....are you old.....most Zep bashers here hate boomers as much as anything
I love LZ one thru Holy
It was standard setting for the time but Wenner and his faggot pals at RS hated them
But Lester Bangs knew better
Not to take away from LA's Spirit but to me the two are no more related than Cream and the Grateful Dead
Good lord
Why exactly?
A Jefferson basher and now Mason too
No disrespect but i know of no freeper who is their equal
Mason sure aint overrated ....hes known mostly for the college bears his name
Man i wish holdonnow was here
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I'm an iOS developer and some days an excellent idea came to me! In app store there aren't many apps based on Law of Attracion! And I want to make an app that will help people to motivate themselves, visualize wishes, set goals etc.
Something like you post a wish or a goal and my app will remind about this with theme music, theme pictures. I can make many functions! It will be great for visualization!
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SO "surprised" us by coming home! We were talking Tuesday night and I asked if he was coming home (his car had just been fixed, which had previously been a problem to his coming home) and he said, "about that". I snapped and said, "I can't talk about it" to which he interrupted me and said, "I'm coming home, don't worry". We decided to keep it a secret from LO.
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stupid proposal, i like it the way it is.
The change would be subtle and wouldn't necessarily require that both teams get possession. Any touchdown would still result in a sudden-death result.
However, if the team that got the first possession of overtime scored only a field goal, the other team would get a possession. If the second team scored a touchdown, it would win. If it scored a field goal, the game would continue, whereupon it would revert to simple sudden death.
Also, if the first team to get the ball didn't score but the second team did, the game would be over immediately.