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This is a periodic reminder to the DCHAS-L list subscribers and new members that I just added to the list based on the latest ACS membership roster. One new administrative note: if you prefer to receive your messages as a single daily DIGEST, or not to receive e-mail from this list, please contact me for help with your settings. Using automatic UNSUBscribe services mean that you are likely to be re-added to the list at the next list update, based on the your ACS membership information.

- Ralph

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In this context, people who respond to a listserv posting should think carefully about what they write and what the impact might be if their words are taken out of context. While all are encouraged to have a free exchange of information, those who participate in these discussions have a responsibility to consider the impact of their response.

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Thanks for your interest in Chemical Health and Safety and DCHAS!

Ralph Stuart, CIH, CCHO
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Membership chair
American Chemical Society
Division of Chemical Health and Safety

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