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From: Ralph Stuart <rstuart**At_Symbol_Here**UVM.EDU>
Subject: Chemical Safety news stories from Google

I'm looking for ways to make the gathering of chemical safety news headlines from google more user friendly for both the list moderator and the reader. One hopeful possibility appears to be to use a delicious.com tagging approach for the news items I've been sending to the list. I have established a CHAS account for this purpose, which you can see at
http://delicious.com/acsdchas

This produces a list of links that are easier to sort through than the e-mails I've been sending.

I'd be interested in feedback from DCHAS-L list members as to whether this is a more useful approach from their point of view than the cut and paste of media stories I have been doing...

Thanks for any help with this.

- Ralph

Linked stories at http://delicious.com/acsdchas

02 FEB 10
Teenagers and chemistry: a dangerous mix

Chemical Spills At UC Davis Medical Center Building

Bomb squad checks out 55-gallon drum on fire at chemical plant

Wharfinger: Silvertown explosion, 1917 - Wharf

Chemical Leaks at West Virginia DuPont Plant Appear Unrelated

01 FEB 10

Gold's Gym evacuated after chemical mishap

Airport terror alert triggered by cow blood

Homemade Explosion rocks Newtown

31 JAN 10
Fire causes chemical to be released in the air

Man charged after homemade 'MacGyver bomb' explodes in basement of apartment building



Ralph Stuart
Secretary
Division of Chemical Health and Safety
American Chemical Society





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