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Elyse Rogers' book, "Life is in the Balance: weighing questions of risk and benefit in today's world" is a thoughtful discussion and begins with a great quote from Helen Keller. - Jim
http://infohouse.p2ric.org/ref/33/32386.pdf
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Fun and worth 80 seconds -
For those of you too young to remember Tom Lehrer, try this YouTube item
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYW50F42ss8
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Interesting how many of the hazard named are chemicals-
- Ralph
What's your favorite risk of the week-?
by Andrew Maynard
Forget Dr. Oz and The Food Babe - the Risk Bites Holiday Video has enough risks du jour for everyone, and then some.
With a tongue in cheek tip of the hat to Tom Lehrer's Elements Song, we've crammed 108 risks into a mere 80 seconds - everything from arsenic and Ebola, to mega storms and falling off a unicycle! And if you can keep up, you can even indulge in a little song-along Risk Karaoke with the closed captions turned on!
Andrew Maynard | December 27, 2014 at 8:03 am | Tags: hazard, Risk, risk song, song, Tom Lehrer |
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