Re[2]: Pu Toxicity vs DDT

["Jim Dunlap" <jim.dunlap@guardian.brooks.af.mil>]

     If I were guessing, I'd say your 'bread' is the color of rye bread or, 
     perhaps, whole wheat bread, and your 'butter' is a nice yellow color, 
     but in a very non-viscous form.  For the latter, if it is in the solid 
     form, you'll need to see a urologist, STAT.  No doubt, you will make 
     medical history - the first patient to ever have "constipation of the 
     bladder'!
     
     jim.dunlap@guardian.brooks.af.mil


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Subject: RE: Pu Toxicity vs DDT
Author:  radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu at guardian
Date:    1/28/99 4:35 PM


I administer a bioassay contract.  I don't even want to talk about my bread and
butter.

 Jay A. MacLellan, CHP
 Manager, Radiation Records
 Radiation and Health Technology
 Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
 Phone:  509-376-7247
 Fax:      509-376-2906
Email:   jay.a.maclellan@pnl.gov <mailto:jay.a.maclellan@pnl.gov> 

 -----Original Message-----
 From: Mike Dempsey [SMTP:mdempsey@lanl.gov]
 Sent: Thursday, January 28, 1999 1:48 PM
 To: Multiple recipients of list
 Subject: RE: Pu Toxicity vs DDT


 My grandfather was an oilman.  He would take my mother driving past the
oil
 wells.  She would smell the oils and gas and said that it stank.  My
 grandfather told her "That's your bread and butter".   Pu is my bread
and
 butter.
 
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