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EcoFarm.png' alt='36Th Bethesda Conference Pdf' title='36Th Bethesda Conference Pdf' />Uranium in Drinking Water Document for Public Consultation. Acquavella, J. F., Wiggs, L. D., Waxweiler, R. J., Macdonell, D. G., Tietjen, G. L. Wilkinson, G. S. 1. Mortality among workers at the Pantex weapons facility. Health Phys., 4. 86 7. Adams, N. and Spoor, N. L. 1. 97. 4. Kidney and bone retention functions in the human metabolism of uranium. Phys. Med. Biol., 1. Ahier, B. A. and Tracy, B. L. 1. 99. 7. Evaluating the radiological impact of uranium emissions in Port Hope, OntarioA comparison of monitoring and modelling results. J. Environ. Radioact., 3. Aiello, S. E., Moss, M. A. and Steigerwall, M. Part I. Overview and Application 1. Proposed guideline. A maximum acceptable concentration MAC of 0. L 20 gL is proposed for total uranium in drinking water. About USU. The mission of the Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences is to educate, train, and comprehensively prepare uniformed services health. Introduction. The technology push, towards smart systems with adaptive andor intelligent functions and features, necessitates the increased use of sensors. Search the worlds information, including webpages, images, videos and more. Google has many special features to help you find exactly what youre looking for. Hydromorphone is the hydrogenated ketone of morphine, a semisynthetic opioid with analgesic effects. Hydromorphone selectively binds the muopioid receptor which is. A. eds. 2. 01. 2. The MERCK veterinary manual. The Merck Publishing Group, Online. Available at www. RSSPoster_PRO/cache/06b04_BNP-Paribas-Open.jpg' alt='36Th Bethesda Conference Pdf' title='36Th Bethesda Conference Pdf' />Akyil, S., M. A. A. Aslani, and M. Eral. Adsorption characteristics of uranium onto composite ion exchangers. J. Radioanal. Nucl. Chem., 2. 56 4. 55. Alberta Environment and Parks 2. Personal communication with D. Reid, Drinking Water and Waste Water. Albina, M. L., Bells, M., Linares, V., Snchez, D. J. and Domingo, J. L. 2. 00. 5. Restraint stress does not enhance the uranium induced developmental and behavioral effects in the offspring of uranium exposed male rats. Toxicology, 2. 1512 6. Al Jundi, J., Werner, E., Roth, P., Hllriegl, V., Wendler, I. Schramel, P. 2. 00. Thorium and uranium contents in human urine Influence of age and residential area. J. Environ. Radioact., 7. Anke, M., Seeber, O., Mller, R., Schfer, U. Zerull, J. 2. 00. Uranium transfer in the food chain from soil to plants, animals and man. Chemie Der Erde Geochemistry, 6. S2 7. 59. 0. Ankomah, A. B. 1. 99. 9. Filtration rate technique for determining zero point of charge of iron oxides. Clays and Clay Minerals, 3. APHA, AWWA and WPCF 1. Standard methods for the examination of water and wastewater. Clesceri, L. S., Greenberg, A. E., Trussell, R. R. Edition. American Public Health Association, American Water Works Association, Water Pollution Control Federation, Washington, DC. APHA, AWWA and WEF 1. Standard methods for the examination of water and wastewater. Rice, E. W., Baird, R. B., Eaton, A. D. and Clesceri, L. S. eds. 2. 0th edition. American Public Health Association, American Water Works Association, Water Environment Federation, Washington, DC. APHA, AWWA and WEF 2. Standard methods for the examination of water and wastewater. Eaton, A. D., Clesceri, L. S., Rice, E. W., Greenberg, A. E. eds. 2. 1st edition. American Public Health Association, American Water Works Association, Water Environment Federation, Washington, DC. Arey, S. Seaman, J. Bertsch, P. 1. 99. Immobilization of uranium in contaminated sediments by hydroxyapatite addition. Environ. Sci. Technol. Arnault,., Doussau, M., Pesty, A., Gouget, B., Van der Meeren, A., Fouchet, P. Lefvre, B. 2. 00. Natural uranium disturbs mouse folliculogenesis in vivo and oocyte meiosis in vitro. Toxicology, 2. 4723 8. Arndt, M. F. 2. 01. Evaluation of gross alpha and uranium measurements for MCL compliance. Water Research Foundation, Denver, Colorado Report No. Available at www. Public. Report. Library3. Artinger, R., Rabung, T., Kim, J., Sachs, S., Schmeide, L., Heise, K., Bernhard, G. Nitsche, N. 2. 00. Humic colloid borne migration of uranium in sand columns. J. Contaminant Hydrology, 5. Arzuaga, X., Gehlhaus, M. Strong, J. 2. 01. Modes of action associated with uranium induced adverse effects in bone function and development. Toxicol. Lett., 2. ASTM 1. 99. 1a. ASTM D2. Standard test methods for microquantities of uranium in water by fluorometry. ASTM International, West Conshohocken, Pennsylvania. ASTM 1. 99. 1b. ASTM D5. Standard test method for trace uranium in water by pulsed laser phosphorimetry. ASTM International, West Conshohocken, Pennsylvania. ASTM 1. 99. 7a. ASTM D2. Standard test methods for microquantities of uranium in water by fluorometry withdrawn 2. ASTM International, West Conshohocken, Pennsylvania. ASTM 1. 99. 7b. ASTM D5. Standard test method for trace uranium in water by pulsed laser phosphorimetry. ASTM International, West Conshohocken, Pennsylvania. ASTM 2. 00. 2a. ASTM D5. Standard test method for trace uranium in water by pulsed laser phosphorimetry. ASTM International, West Conshohocken, Pennsylvania. ASTM 2. 00. 3. ASTM D5. Standard test method for elements in water by inductively coupled PlasmaMass spectrometry. ASTM International, West Conshohocken, Pennsylvania. ASTM 2. 00. 5. ASTM D5. Standard test method for elements in water by inductively coupled PlasmaMass spectrometry. ASTM International, West Conshohocken, Pennsylvania. ASTM 2. 00. 7. ASTM D5. Standard test method for trace uranium in water by pulsed laser phosphorimetry. ASTM International, West Conshohocken, Pennsylvania. ASTM 2. 01. 0. ASTM D5. Standard test method for elements in water by inductively coupled PlasmaMass spectrometry. ASTM International, West Conshohocken, Pennsylvania. ATSDR 2. 01. 3. Toxicological profile for uranium. Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, Public Health Service, U. S. Department of Health and Human Services, Atlanta, Georgia. Austin, A. L., Ellender, M., Haines, J. W., Harrison, J. D. Lord, B. I. 2. 00. Microdistribution and localized dosimetry of the emitting radionuclides 2. Pu, 2. 41. Am and 2. U in mouse femoral shaft. Int. J. Radiat. Biol., 7. Auvinen, A., Kurttio, P., Pekkanen, J., Pukkala, E., Ilus, T. Salonen, L. 2. 00. Uranium and other natural radionuclides in drinking water and risk of leukemia A case cohort study in Finland. Cancer Causes Control, 1. Auvinen, A., Salonen, L., Pekkanen, J., Pukkala, E., Ilus, T. Kurttio, P. 2. 00. Radon and other natural radionuclides in drinking water and risk of stomach cancer A case cohort study in Finland. Int. J. Cancer, 1. Ayotte, J. D., J. M. Gronberg, and L. E. Apodaca. 2. 01. Trace Elements and radon in groundwater across the United States, 1. Scientific Investigations Report 2. U. S. Geological Survey, Reston, Virginia. Aytas, S., S. Akyil, and M. Eral. 2. 00. 4. Adsorption and thermodynamic behavior of uranium on zeolite. J. Radioanal. Nucl. Chem., 2. 60 1. 191. Baeza, A., Fernandez, M., Herranz, M., Legarda, F., Miro, C., and Salas, A. Removing uranium from natural water. Air, water and soil pollution, 1. Ballou, J. E., Gies, R. A., Case, A. C., Haggard, D. L., Buschbom, R. L. Ryan, J. L. 1. 98. Deposition and early disposition of inhaled 2. UO2NO32 and 2. 32. UO2NO32 in the rat. Health Phys., 5. 16 7. Bang, S. and Meng, X. A review of arsenic interactions with anions and iron hydroxides. Environ. Eng. Res., 94 1. Basset, C., Averseng, O., Ferron, P. J., Richaud, N., Hagge, A., Pible, O. Vidaud, C. 2. 01. Revision of the biodistribution of uranyl in serum  Is fetuin A the major protein target Chem. Res. Toxicol., 2. Beckett, W. S., Nordberg, G. F. and Clarkson, T. W. 2. 00. 7. Chapter 3 routes of exposure, dose, and metabolism of metals. In Handbook on the toxicology of metals third edition. Nordberg, G. F., Fowler, B. A., Nordberg, M. and Friberg, L. T. eds. Academic Press, Burlington, pp. Bells, M., Albina, M. L., Linares, V., Gmez, M., Snchez, D. J. and Domingo, J. L. 2. 00. 5. Combined action of uranium and stress in the rat I. Behavioral effects. Toxicol. Lett., 1. Benoussan, H., Grandcolas, L., Dhieux Lestaevel, B., Delissen, O., Vacher, C. M., Dublineau, I., Voisin, P., Gourmelon, P., Taouis, M. Lestaevel, P. 2. The City Clerks Office Boynton Beach Police Department. Close. 120. 42. Boynton Briefing Dec. Burglary to Auto 1. Renn. Commons Blvd 2. Victim advised someone had stolen his pool vacuum cleaner valued at 2,0. Suspicious IncidentShots Fired 3. NW 1. 2 Ave Denson Pool 0. Officers checked the area reference multiple gun shots with negative results for any victims, crime scene, or witnesses. Local hospitals were checked. Burglary Auto 2. Quantum Lakes Drive. Victim reported unknown suspects entering her unsecured white Infinity Q5. Wallace purse bag. Burglary Auto 8. N Congress Ave You. Fit Health ClubVictim reported unknown suspects smashed the passenger window to his secured red 2. Toyota Corolla and stealing a computer bag, gym bag, and wallet containing credit cards. Officers responded to 2 non fatal overdoses during the course of the shift. THI Crash 3. 50. W BB Blvd 0. Officers responded to the report of a traffic crash with serious bodily injury. A vehicle vs a scooter. THICS responded. Charges pending lab results. Vandalism 1. 00. 5 N Seacrest Blvd 0. Officers responded to the above address in reference to a vandalism. A suspect that was subsequently identified as Tyrus Hardimon shattered a window and fled the scene. Hardimon was located in the lobby of the PD creating a disturbance. Tot pbcj. 1. 7 0. Failed to Stop 2. N. Seacrest Blvd 2. Officers attempted a traffic stop on a silver Honda Civic hatchback, FL IVKI1. The driver refused to yield as it continued northbound on Federal Hwy into Lantana jurisdiction. Officers terminated any further efforts. Narcotics ArrestCOV 5. E. Gateway Blvd 2. While conducting an extra patrol at the above business, officers placed Blaise Romain under arrest for Open Container COV. Further investigation revealed Romain to be in possession MDMA, marijuana, and paraphernalia. Romain was charged accordingly and TOT PBCJ. Stolen Vehicle 1. Fairfax Cir E. 0. Officers responded to the area reference suspicious persons looking into vehicles. It was later determined a black Kia Sportage FL 4. NZT was taken from the above address. A spare key was left inside the vehicle. Vehicle entered into FNCIC1. Suspicious Incident 2. Element 3D Materials. FEC 0. 53. 0hrs. Officers responded to the report of a man on the tracks at Gateway Blvd and FEC Railway. A male was located with life threatening injuries was located. The male was transported for medical attention. DBCS responded. 1. Non Fatal Overdose. Non Fatal Overdose. Suspicious IncidentShots Fired 1. Meadows Cir W 0. Officers responded to the area reference multiple gun shots heard within the area. A check of the area resulted in negative evidence, victims, or witnesses. Local hospitals checked. AODWest Palm Bch PD Gateway BlvdI 9. West Palm Beach PD requested assistance reference a pursuit on an Armed Carjacking suspect vehicle entering the city from Gateway Blvd and I 9. Stop Sticks were utilized at the 3. N. Seacrest Blvd and the suspect vehicle, silver Chevy Impala came to a stop at Ocean Ave and Seacrest Blvd. All subjects were detained without incident. WPBPD Case 2. 01. THI Accident Gulfstream BlvdOld Dixie Hwy. Single vehicle motorcycle crash where driver was ejected. Driver was trauma alerted due to serious bodily injuries sustained. The driver was transported to hospital and is in stable condition. THI and Crime scene responded to the scene. Burglary Auto 2. S Federal Hwy Gilbys RestaurantVictim reported unknown suspects entering her secured green 2. Ford Escape and stealing a Coach bag and an Apple laptop. DUI Overdose 8. W Gateway Blvd. Officers responded to the above address reference to a male in a vehicle unconscious and not breathing. Heroin was located in the vehicle which led officers to believe the male overdosed. Traffic Officer Castro responded and completed a DUI investigation. Toxicology results pending. Burglary Auto 3. Meadows Drive. Victim reported unknown suspects entering her unsecured Nissan Altima and stealing a Sony PS4. Shots Fired NW 1. Ct and NW 3rd Lane. Officers responded to the area reference to shots fired. Crime scene was located in the roadway with approximately 1. Officers responded to 2 non fatal overdoses during the course of the shift. Close. 120. 12. Boynton Briefing Dec. Recovered Stolen Auto 2. W Boynton Beach Blvd. Officer Montoute observed a gold 2. GMC Yukon bearing FL tag 3. MTI towing a brown Mazda pickup truck bearing FL tag 1. QIA in the 1. 00 block of E Boynton Beach Blvd. The improper towing was causing sparks to fly across the roadway. A traffic stop was conducted and the trucks pulled behind the business at 2. W Boynton Beach Blvd. Dispatch advised that the Yukon was reported stolen out of Palm Springs. A felony stop was conducted and the driver and passenger detained. Post Miranda, the driver WM Joseph A. Cotromano admitted he borrowed the car in exchange for crack cocaine. The passenger had no knowledge that the Yukon was stolen as he was the owner of the Mazda. Cotromano was processed and sent to county jail. Possession of Contraband 1. NW 3rd Avenue. NIU was on patrol looking for individuals who were wanted for sale of narcotics from a previous investigation when the spotted a blue 2. Infinity G3. 7 registered to BM Kerry M. Mc. Cray DOB 0. 3 0. A traffic stop was conducted and Mc. Cray was arrested. Post Miranda Mc. Cray acknowledged being in possession of additional narcotics crack cocaine and heroin. Mc. Cray was processed and sent to county jail on the previous case and the new charges. Overdose Non fatal 9. S Federal Hwy. Officers responded to the Ann Marie Tiki Hut Hotel in reference to an overdose. The patient was conscious and breathing upon their arrival but advised he had snorted heroin. BBFD transported him to Bethesda Hospital. DWLS Felony 3. S Congress Avenue. Officer Castro observed a white 2. Chevy Impala bearing FL tag Y4. VZV driving erratically in the 8. W Boynton Beach Blvd. A traffic stop was conducted and the driver was identified as BM Nickson Bureau DOB 0. School Aproved Games. A Drivers License check revealed Bureau had a suspended license for Financial Responsibility. The DL check also revealed that he had four 4 previous convictions for Driving While License SuspendedRevoked. Bureau was processed and sent to county jail. Burglary Vehicle Delayed 1. W. Gateway Blvd. 0. The victim advised that sometime between 1. Ford F1. 50 FL Y7. NRJ. A tool pouch containing approx. Burglary Vehicle Delayed 5. E. Gateway Blvd. 0. The victim advised that sometime between 2. Ford F1. 50 FL IELU4. Approximately 3,5. Stolen Vehicle 2. NW 2nd Street 1. The victim advised that sometime between midnight and 1. Audi FL HHCM9. 2 from the driveway of his residence. Vehicle was entered into NCICFCIC as stolen. Close. 113. 02. Boynton Briefing Nov. DUI 9. 00 N Seacrest Blvd. WM Phillip Russo 1. DUI after being stopped for a traffic infraction. Russo was unable to perform the standardized field sobriety tasks. He was processed and sent to county jail. Flee and Elude 1. N Seacrest Blvd. Officers attempted to stop a beige 2. Nissan Altima bearing FL tag Y3. SYU for a traffic infraction. The driver of the Nissan refused to stop and continued north on Seacrest Blvd at the posted speed limit. The car then headed east on NE 1. Avenue where the driver turned the cars lights off in an attempt to evade police. The car continued until it stopped in the driveway of 1. NE 1. 6th Avenue. The driver later identified as BM Patrick Michel DOB 0.