Re: Optimal Radiation. Is it a number?

[Kerembaev@cs.com]

Jack,

Allow me to return:
It is a such coincidence that,
I have been looking on WWW.ROADWHORE.COM and talking with a few HP brokers 
lately.

I am disagree with you on two points:

I see an increase in amount of decommissioning and demolition projects as an 
indicator
of American Economy conditions. You see that as a change in political will.
Well, may be it is looks like that. This discussion is kind of " what was the 
first egg or ..."
I think, it was Hen - Economy. 

The second point:

You see limits development in a short perceptive, assuming that there won't 
be changes in trends. Well, your point is valid from your personal 
perspective.
Mine from mine. I think, there will be changes. There are always changes. 
How Americans say: "Change is good"

Is there a third point?

The third point is beside from this subject.
Personally, I would suggest you to learn little about discussion culture.
I have learnt and continue learning that culture, it is really helpful.

Well, we'yal have bad hair days. No offense. I do have them too.

Smile, you are in the camera.

Respectfully,

Emil.
kerembaev@cs.com


In a message dated 1/26/00 5:07:17 Pacific Standard Time, Manometjack@aol.com 
writes:
>>
Looked at WWW.Roadwhore.com or talked to an HP broker lately?  HP 
specialists, including certified HPs, are more in demand than ever for 
decommissioning and demolition projects.

<< 
 I agree with you somewhat, Franz, with regard to Emil's argument about 
 raising the limit.  However, that is why I included the sociopolitical 
 challenges in my argument.  Our protagonists are adamant that ALARA means 
 ALAP, in other words none is better some.  Our protagonists have been 
 somewhat successful in swaying public and political opinion using emotional 
 arguments and the power of a sympathetic or profit motivated media.  
 Therefore, I find it doubtful that limits will be raised in the U.S.A in the 
 near future.  That is why I perceive a demand for HP specialists now and in 
 the immediate future.
  >>
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