I’m calling around for quotes from pros for asbestos pipe removal and the lowest price I received was around $1200 for the whole thing (removal,disposal,air check). Wondering if this is a good price for roughly 60-70 ft of pipe in basement? Also wondering if removal is better than encapsulation? It seems pretty well intact, but would rather get rid of it than ever have to worry about it.

Removal is better. Just make sure the contractor is licensed and you get copies of all the air test results. If they claim it is not required, you want one anyway. In Mass, that is probably a good price.

So I’m going to a boarding school and the building I’ll be living in has asbestos in it according to the students and staff…Luckily I’ll only have to live in it for a year until they get the new building made. Soo I was just wondering what kind of effects it could have on my health.

Cancer. Mesophelioma to be specific.
-Truthfully? You have little to worry about. The levels that MIGHT be floating in the air are minimal otherwise the building would be shut down. Asbestos affects different people in different degrees. One student may be hypersensitive to it while another would only get acute symptoms.

What they are telling you is that the building is old and that asbestos was used for the heating system. As long as you do not disturb the casing around hot water pipes, releasing particles in the air, you will be fine.

My friend has mesothelioma and would like a doctor close to her in Caboolture?
She would like a general practitioner that can co-ordinate her treatment and have alot of knowledge about her condition.

Your friend needs a pulmonologist or an oncologist.

Correct any problems with pronoun case. Be careful, though; some pronouns are used correctly. (You will not need to change any wording.)

1. At this college, neither the president nor the dean automatically assumes that, on every issue, the faculty is better informed than us students.

2. Between you and I, each of the dorms should have their security systems replaced.

3. The theater critic, whom slipped into her seat right before the curtain went up, gave him and the other actors favorable reviews.

4. All job applicants must call for an appointment, so that the personnel office can interview you.

5. The committee passed their resolution that each of the apartments was to be free of asbestos before occupancy.

6. The instructor reminded everyone in class to pick up their term papers before they left for the semester break.

7. Many amateur photographers like to use one-step cameras that you don’t have to focus.

8. To keep children away from dangerous chemicals, lock them in a storage closet.

9. The student sat down glumly as soon as the professor began to criticize his research paper. After a moment, though, he turned away in frustration, trying to collect his thoughts.

10. Many patients’ lawsuits against doctors end when the patient receives and out-of-court settlement.

Correct any problems with pronoun case. Be careful, though; some pronouns are used correctly. (You will not need to change any wording.)

1. "At this college, neither the president nor the dean automatically assumes that, on every issue, the faculty is better informed than us students. "

- US – objective case of ‘we’ as in – ‘Come and get us’.

2. "Between you and I [me], [ I think ] each of the dorms should have their security systems replaced."

- me is used after a conjunction
- I is used as subject immediately before verb
- needs to be clear as in between where they are standing only or he thinks all of the dorms.

3. "The theater critic, whom [who ] slipped into her seat right before the curtain went up, gave him and the other actors favorable reviews."

- Whom is the object version of ‘who’

however – occasionally used as predicate nominative with a copulative verb or as subject of a verb especially in the vicinity of a preposition or a verb of which it might mistakenly be considered the object <whom say ye that I am — Matthew 16:15 (Authorized Version)

4. "All job applicants must call for an appointment, so that the personnel office can interview you [them]."

- you second person
- all defines third person – them

5. The committee passed their resolution that each of the apartments was to be free of asbestos before occupancy.

6. The instructor reminded everyone in class to pick up their term papers before they left for the semester break.

7. "Many amateur photographers like to use one-step cameras that you [ they ] don’t have to focus."

- you second person
- many defines third person – they

8. "To keep children away from dangerous chemicals, lock [ the items ] in a storage closet."

- should be clear – lock the chemicals in the closet

9. "The student sat down glumly as soon as the professor began to criticize his research paper. After a moment, though, he [ student/professor ??? ] turned away in frustration, trying to collect his thoughts."

- should be clear – the student collected his thoughts, the professor collected his thoughts.

10. "Many patients’ lawsuits against doctors end when the patient receives and [ an ] out-of-court settlement."

- typo "and" should be ‘an’

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Check with the local laborers union. If they do not have one they will know who does.

I was reading a leaflet on asbestos exposure and it said that most people who are exposed to asbestos do not become ill its usually those that have worked with asbestos for years and that being exposed to asbestos does not mean that you will develop an asbestos related disease, under that paragaph it said that children are especially prone to developing cancer after exposure to asbestos, do you think that means that ALL children that are exposed to asbestos will develop cancer or just more likely than adults

Asbestosis or Mesothelioma (cancers from Asbestos Exposure) has a latency period of 20-40 years. That is why if children are exposed to it, they have a greater chance of getting cancer from it, because most likely they will still be alive in 20-40 years, as someone who is 60 may not. Asbestos does not affect children worse though, it is simply bad for anyone.
Asbestos exposure usually has to be for prolonged periods of time to develop the cancers though. This means someone who has worked with asbestos day in and day out for years without using any type of PPE (personal protective equipment).
We are exposed to asbestos everyday. Most car brakes are still made with asbestos. So everytime someone applies their brakes, they are spreading asbestos.
The reason that we still use asbestos is because it is a wonder material. Asbestos is a fiber and is fire-resistant and also does not break down from harsh chemicals. This is also what makes it so dangerous to humans-once its in your lungs, nothing will break it down, so it will stay there forever.
Usually, unless you are being exposed to it in great quantities everyday, don’t worry about it. If you are, then you need to seek more information and learn how to protect yourself.

Asbestos?

Cure: No
Treatments (some): http://mesothelioma.eu.pn

My father died in 1995 after a long battle with idiopathic cardio myopithey. It was originally attributed to asbestosis as he used to spray asbestos, and he was diagnosed with fibrous patches in his lungs. At his death, all lawsuits to the asbestosis companies were thrown out because his autopsy showed no asbestos in his lungs. I just got the 20 page autopsy report from my mom along with a lot of other papers about my dad. As I was reading through it, this has his name and DOB on it, but it can’t be my dad they autopsied.

1) Says he was circumcised, he was not
2) Mentions surgical scars on his knee, he had no surgery on his knee
3) Does not mention the bypass scars on his legs
4) Lists wrong blood type

So what I need to find out is if I can still contest this autopsy, and how I would do it?
He was cremated, so no avenue ther, but they threw out the case on the weight of the autopsy, withthe autopsy being false, wouldn’t that take the case back to the evidence they had that showed asbestosis?

Man I don’t know. But if I were you I wouldn’t let this one go. This is just wrong, wrong, wrong all day long.

~~Donna~~

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With the advent of blogs and other informational sites, the
search engine market space has become increasingly competitive.

Sometimes website owners begin to wonder if they will ever make
money off their product or service. In this article I give you
other ideas on how to make money with your website, even if you
don’t sell products or services.

My experience with AdSense

As an owner or contributor to many sites, not just search engine
related, I’ve come to learn a thing or two about monetizing a
site.

The thing is, I don’t mind writing for these sites – it gives me
an outlet because my mind is always racing with new article
ideas.

On one of my sites is about console gaming: Xbox, Nintendo and
so on. It’s not a huge site, but I get some decent visitors. I
have a friend who writes for a similar site that deals with
portable gaming units like the Nintendo DS and the Sony PSP.

When we started writing it was for fun and to bring some news to
the world. Kind of like a console gaming news aggregator.

So when Google came out with their AdSense product I applied for
an account immediately. Since I work in the industry I knew
about AdSense long before most people and got an AdSense account
within 48 hours of applying for it.

The setup was quite easy. I logged into a web based console and
the system helped me pick the types of ads I wanted to display
and even helped generate the code to insert into my pages so the
ads matched the same font and background color of the site.

All in all it took me about 15 minutes to sign in, generate the
code and paste it onto my page template. Now, every page on this
site has Google Ads displayed.

And the great part is the ads are related to the content of the
pages. For my Nintendo pages, all the ads relate to Nintendo
while for the Xbox pages all ads relate to Xbox.

And the best part of this is that for every click on an ad I
make a few cents.

Now, I don’t make a lot of money on AdSense, but there are sites
out there that do. Weblogs Inc. is a series of blogs all built
around themes. A recent interview with the founder showed that
the sites are on par to make over $1 million in AdSense revenue
this year. That’s right $1 million from AdSense.

So you can see that AdSense could be a way to make money in
addition to whatever else you do on your site.

How do you get an AdSense account?

Well the first thing you need to do is apply for an account.

It’s quite simple really, you give some basic information such
as the URL of the site that will host the ads, your contact
information and so on, and submit your application.

Google responds fairly quickly and generally your site will be
accepted if it meets their guidelines and policies. You can find
more information on these policies on the AdSense site.

Once you’ve been accepted it is a matter of creating your ad
code, of which there are two basic types.

AdSense for Content

AdSense for Content is the most common type of ad displayed.
These are the ads you see on sites that are marked with “Ads by
Goooogle” either above or below the ads, much like the ads you
see on Google’s site.

The display formats vary for these types of ads which you can
see on the AdSense site here. As you will see, there are a
variety of layouts available, from text ads to banners.

Once you’ve selected the type of ads you want to display on your
site, you pick the number of ads, and apply a style.

Pick a style which matches your site. In other words, try and
pick one that has the same color background and text as your
site. This way they don’t stand out as much.

Finally, copy the code provided by Google (yup they even provide
that for you – pretty simple hey?) and paste it on your page
where you want it. Google even provides ideas on the best
placement of your ads. Check this page out for more information
on ad placement.

AdSense for Search

As the name implies, this is a Google search box which you’d
place on your site that searches Google and returns Google
results. For these searches you can earn money as well.

Google even allows you to customize the search box by changing
the colors to match your site and even insert your own logo if
you’d like.

Then, when you’ve added this feature to your site, your visitors
will be able to search Google or search your site and, as I
mentioned, if they select an ad you get a cut of that money. You
can even find out what phrases people were searching for.

Tracking your Performance

Once you have the ad code(s) inserted into your site the first
ads you will likely see are PSA (Public Service Announcements).
This is because Google uses its advanced crawling technology to
crawl the pages where the ad code are found and matches ads to
the content.

Therefore if you check back in 15 or 20 minutes you should see
ads that closely match the content of the page on which the ad
code is found.

Google also offers you a way to monitor your AdSense account’s
performance.

By logging into the AdSense console you can generate tons of
different reports showing click through rates, impressions,
average returns per click and more.

Further, you can get more advanced as time goes on, by setting
up channels and tracking them separately. Google now allows for
200 channels. Which means you can have 200 different ad display
types scattered throughout your site.

Lets say, for example, that you want a search box as well as
ads, but you have different places you want to place ads on your
home page as your internal pages.

By using channels, you can track the clicks separately to see
which types of ad positions perform better. This allows you to
find the best place on your pages to place ad code to make the
most money.

Show me the money!

Payments for AdSense are pretty straight forward. Google will
mail you a check or you can sign up for their beta direct
deposit program.

If you click on the “My Account” tab you can edit your payment
preferences.

Google only pays out monthly on $100 or more. So if you don’t
have more than $100 by the end of the month, the total will roll
over into the next month and continue to grow until you do have
$100 or more by the end of the month.

I remember when I got my first check – I was so excited. I was
expecting a check with the Google logo – you know like the logo
they have on their home page. Turns out it was a very official
looking corporate type check. Too bad – I was going to scan it
and save a copy of my first Google check.

Some final thoughts

If you find that your site just doesn’t generate enough clicks
in a month to generate at least the $100 minimum, you can use
your ad code on other sites which do drive more traffic.

If you know someone who has a high traffic site but isn’t taking
advantage of a program like AdSense, I’d recommend contacting
them to see if they’d be willing to display ads on their site.
Perhaps you can make a deal with him – splitting the ad revenue.
Be careful not to distribute your code on too many sites,
though, as you could set up flags because your clicks have gone
up so quickly in a short time.

One thing some people have been known to do is create content
specifically for high paying ads. I read a story once about a
guy who built a blog around Asbestos Removal. He didn’t know
anything

That way you can monetize your site (and others) using AdSense
in addition to your existing products or services.

Rob Sullivan
http://www.articlesbase.com/advertising-articles/how-to-monetize-your-site-using-adsense-3515.html

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