On Wed, 15 Mar 2006 13:53:43 -0500, "Nikki"
<nospam.nikkibooher@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
how come everyone is always making such a big deal of it? I had looked on my
bottles of ick med and the ones at the store and never seen a warning, but i
have read it several times on the interent, that its better to use natural
cures because of the risk of cancer, i was thinking if it was that big of a
risk it should be on the bottle or something like that, i was a little
worried about touching the water with ick med in it.
Nikki
When you go to the supermarket, do you see all the foods labeled with
warnings about the unhealthy ingredients on the package? The
carcinogenic coatings they put on your fruit and vegetables to keep
them fresh and shiny? Why in the world should an industry as
unregulated as the fish products industry warn you that their medicine
might not cure everything under the sun and might actually cause harm?
-- Mister Gardener
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Re: A Big 4 auditing firm is hiring Risk Mgmt. people! ... When I was at UL long ago, risk management was handled like this: ... When I was at UNC, one of the guys in the lab started the bunsen burner to make coffee, then went up one floor to his office for 10-15 minutes. ... I came by clockwork almost a few minutes after the pot started boiling and from time to time noticed that the ethanol series bottles were sitting roughly 8-10 inches away, and being heated up by the bunsen burner flame, the partial pressure was building up in the bottles, and causing ethanol to drip out the spouts onto the lab bench and form little puddles with diameters that were expanding at about a millimeter per few seconds.... ... When THEY gave me a unit of packed red cells early in the day and we started doing experiments, and had an accidental spill, and they later came and told me "We're coming around to tell you that unit we gave you earlier today came out HIV+" and I said "Oh, great, we just had a spill" and they said, wait a minute I'll be back in a few, and the next guy came and said "Well, don't worry too much we don't think its that much to worry about" and I said "Jesus Ka-fuck, how about letting ME worry to my own heart's content, in my own way, instead of YOU deciding how much _I_ should worry." ... (sci.research.careers)
Re: plastics ... Said true believers would suggest that new bottles... exposure level that humans would be exposed from drinking from nalgene...BPA: there is "limited evidence" that BPA may be a human toxin at the ... So is there a theoretical risk here? ... (rec.music.gdead)
Re: stop security center warnings ... You'll find support for SteadyState in this forum: http://social.microsoft.com/forums/en-US/windowssteadystate/threads/ ... I set up Steady State on an XP Home machine and it always comes up with the "your computer might be at risk" anti-virus program not installed warning.... Then when I changed it to "limited" the security center warning keeps coming up. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
Re: OT: The Fear Merchants ... Despit the risk that Muzi points to, I don't think roofing/etc are ... The bottles were so hot I had to were two pairs of gloves to keep from getting blistered. ... (rec.bicycles.tech)
Re: plastics ... indicates no significant risk at any temperature, ... Said true believers would suggest that new bottles... prefers the milk room temp so I was heating the bottle (without the ... my child I'd avoid the BPA bottles with him or her - not because I ... (rec.music.gdead)
