given how many people cant even figure out how to properly unsubscribe
from this list, i fear your request might be in vain ;-)
Mark Elliott wrote:
Just a friendly reminder that if you are responding to a question to please
delete out everything but the pertinent information, especially if
clear plastic sheeting (available at hardware stores for painting jobs,
tarps, etc) might be an easier-to-find and more cost-effective alternative?
Liz Chlipala wrote:
I'm not sure of a plastic transparent one, but MOPEC sells the covers.
This goes way back in the early 90's but I think they
Unsubscribe
Impossible... sorry, you're stuck on here FOREVER! ;)
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At least we've progressed from people asking to unscribe! Hahahaha...
Emily Sours wrote:
MY BRAIN JUST EXPLODED.
USE.
THE.
LINK.
AT.
THE.
BOTTOM.
OF.
HISTONET.
EMAILS.
Emily
...the thrill of being close to that hidden knowledge. That's the way I feel
when I read Nabokov. Encrypted within his
but the ink still comes off! Are these pens for this purpose?
Or can you recommend a good marking pen for us?
yep... a pencil ;)
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Unsuscribe, please.
In the ever prescient words of Roger Moretz... First of all, that's not even a
word. Secondly, that's not the way it's done. I'm sure others will point you in the
right direction...
;)
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sorry... your boss is crazy! ;)
Nicholas Evans wrote:
Dear all,
In our lab our boss is adamant that we must clean and recycle old unmounted
microscope slides (which have paraffin and cryo sections on them). It is
driving us nuts, as the process of cleaning the slides is incredibly tedious
and
I must admit... there is precedent... at least on this list of
word-smiths ;)
http://lists.utsouthwestern.edu/mailman/mmsearch/histonet
Roger Moretz wrote:
First of all, that's not even a word. Secondly, that's not the way it's done.
I'm sure others will point you in the right direction.
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Alyssa Peterson wrote:
FYI: My colleague tried to unsubscribe and the button that you click,
on the below link does not work
On Thu, Nov 19, 2009 at 1:03 PM, Peter Carroll carro...@umdnj.edu
mailto:carro...@umdnj.edu wrote:
I must admit
Boy! Peter needs an Oxycontin! Maybe more than one.
Since I've already apparently made the impression of being up tight, I
may as well go on and also add that, on top of the ~15 off-topic emails
we've already gotten concerning an email scam you fell for, I sort of
feel that sending someone
I hope this was legitimate! The information they wanted was my user name,
password and birthday.
yeah, sounds legit to me... lol...
Akemi Allison-Tacha wrote:
Hi All,
I received an e-mail and an early morning call from my friend Helen Hedor this morning stating that she received a e-mail
Please unsubscribe... thankyou
I'd rather not... I quite like this list! But thanks for the advice...?
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Me too!
Rathborne, Toni wrote:
I would be interested in that list if you could find it.,
Toni
-Original Message-
From: histonet-boun...@lists.utsouthwestern.edu
[mailto:histonet-boun...@lists.utsouthwestern.edu]on Behalf Of Shelly
Christenson
Sent: Thursday, October 22, 2009 12:38 PM
There is a link at the bottom of this and every message on this list.
Click it.
Scroll to the bottom.
Unsubscribe yourself.
Easy, right?
Witt, Dan wrote:
I would appreciate you removing me from the Histonet website
Dan Witt PA, HT (ASCP)
Pathologists Assistant / Histology Coordinator
St.
Other vendors have been shot in the knees for doing what you appear
to be doing! You are openly soliciting!
Since we're on the subject, I also wish vendors would stop searching the
Histonet Archives for certain keywords involving their products, then
cold-calling/emailing/spamming people who
yes, I fully admit that there was some component of publicity.
However, I do feel like it was 90/10 or 80/20 knowledge vs publicity.
I guess that's the problem. As a non-commercial list, the ratio should
be more like 100/0.
I don't know if you're from Ventana or Daka or whomever
I'm from
We use it straight here, as well...
Merced M Leiker wrote:
I use it straight out of the bottle. My supervisor uses it straight.
The institution where I first learned to coverslip used it straight as
well. I'm pretty sure the UB Histology Lab here uses it straight as
well...
Merced
--On
I'm assuming it's expensive to dispose of due to its low-level
radioactivity. I'd recommend precipitating it into a solid uranium salt
before disposal... at least you'd have much less of it to dispose of ;)
kristen arvidson wrote:
Anyone still using Uranyl Nitrate. We have some in our fridge
Me too. Here it is in the archives:
http://lists.utsouthwestern.edu/mailman/htdig/histonet/2009-July/045406.html
Pamela Marcum wrote:
Yes, I got it Friday also. Pam Marcum
- Original Message -
From: Mike Pence mpe...@grhs.net
To: LINDA MARGRAF linda.marg...@childrens.com,
This is false information.
I really wish people would take half a second to verify the false rumors
they're helping spread around the internet before sending this tripe to
everyone else... especially as an off-topic post spammed to a public
mailing-list.
Read more about the truth behind
: 408.884.2718
Cell: 408.335.9994
W: E-Mail: aallison-ta...@apmglab.com
P: E-Mail: akemiat3...@yahoo.com
--- On *Fri, 6/12/09, Peter Carroll /carro...@umdnj.edu/* wrote:
From: Peter Carroll carro...@umdnj.edu
Subject: Re: [Histonet] Cell phone numbers go public next month
To: Akemi
Webmaster, please be kind enough to serve us all tea and snacks, too.
It's Friday afternoon! ;)
James Aflleje wrote:
Webmaster please be kind to take me off your e-mail address.
Thanks,
James Aflleje
HTL ASCP,
Director of Laboratory,
INTEGRATED-PATHOLOGY
I, for one, love how he begins all politely with hopefully not too
offensive to those that may be sensitive to such replies before getting
straight to Are you crazy? not even three paragraphs later. This is
classic trolling at its finest... congratulations Ford! I'll be sure to
keep your rant
since the vip 3000 was dinscontinued sometime late last century, id say
finding a manual from its vendor is gonna be hard...
http://www.sakura-americas.com/techsupport/VIP1000.html
Daniel Schneider wrote:
Have you asked Sakura, Leica, and Microm?
It would be interesting if they wouldn't
histogrl backlash
thats a whole 'nother set of issues altogether ;)
happy friday!
anh2...@med.cornell.edu wrote:
Wow, what is the histogrl backlash? Will someone please summarize the issues
people are having?
Thanks!
Andrea
-Original Message-
From: Hofecker, Jennifer L
Does anybody use a paraffin block dewaxer ?
Yep, it's called my own two hands and a metal spatula, ha ha :) I find
that it's not only very quick, but quite accurate...
Scott wrote:
Hi,
Does anybody use a paraffin block dewaxer ? If so does it save any time,
how well does it work?
Does anyone have a picture of what a slide stained w/Sanderson's
Rapid Bone should look like?
No, but Google does. About a half a second of searching found these...
http://www.surgipath.com/products/itm_photos/p111d26-large.jpg
http://archotol.ama-assn.org/cgi/reprint/129/10/1125.pdf
I am having problems with my brain sections (15 um - flash-frozen)
curling up once I remove the antiroll plate on my cryostat...
I cut many of the same on a regular basis, and I find that letting them
sit for a a few moments (~10 seconds) helps keep them from curling, at
least long enough
er, sit for a few moments under the anti-curling plate, that is...
Peter Carroll wrote:
I am having problems with my brain sections (15 um - flash-frozen)
curling up once I remove the antiroll plate on my cryostat...
I cut many of the same on a regular basis, and I find that letting
them
someday, people are gonna learn that theres a self-service unsubscribe
link at the end of each and every mail sent from this list ;)
Tina Haas/mhhcc.org wrote:
Tina Haas, HT, ASCP
Section Head, Pathology Department
Memorial Hospital and Health Care Center
Jasper, IN 47546
Ph#812-482-0291
I know this lab - they are very much legitimate.
What lab?
Jackie M O'Connor wrote:
I know this lab - they are very much legitimate. I would suggest anyone
interested in the equipment contact them at the email provided, and they
will be happy to talk terms and negotiate price one-on-one.
we have the zeiss PALM lcm machine... love it.
Kimberly Tuttle wrote:
Im looking at Leica, Zeiss, or Arcturus. If you have one of these, let me know
how you like it.
Thanks
Kimberly C. Tuttle HT (ASCP)
Pathology Biorepository and Research Core
University of Maryland
Room NBW58, UMMC
22 S.
Jeez, are clinical histopath labs just sweat-shops?
Pretty much. Having spent years doing path at a huge local hospital
which featured a slave-driving lab director who was less qualified to
run the lab than half the people working in it, I must say that I agree
with this observation.
At
You've sent the list three emails about your blog within the last hour.
We get the point!
Marco Prunotto wrote:
Dear Colleagues,
Beauty of the Cell address is at: http://beautyofthecell.blogspot.com/
I wait your contributions at: marco.prunott...@gmail.com
please, diffuse this email to all
Gotta second this. I've done a lot of PMMA and/or Spurrs-embedded
sectioning with it with good results.
Jack Ratliff wrote:
Yes, it works quite well for both demineralized and undemineralized
bone sections embedded in resin. I perform MMA embedding (not a kit)
and get really nice
exposure to bleach will kill 'em - last I heard.
think about it... if that were the case, things like BSE and CJD
wouldn't be able to taint meat-processing equipment, which is generally
about as awash in bleach as anything could be, at least once per shift.
The eosin will tend to leach out in the water rinses and the
differentiation solution
a touch of acid alcohol doesnt hurt either :)
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a quick search of the histonet archives brings up many posts about this.
most say its pH is 8-9.
http://www.histosearch.com/histonet/Jan03/RE.NeedrecipetomakeA.html
Diana McCaig wrote:
What should the pH range be for Scott's Tap Water?
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Shame on you! Clint Eastwood was in Rawhide.
Every Which Way but Loose anyone?!
From: Edwards, R.E. r...@leicester.ac.uk
To: Amos Brooks amosbro...@gmail.com; tgen...@gmail.com tgen...@gmail.com;
histonet@lists.utsouthwestern.edu
I have found no better substitue for isopentane
ditto with isopentane (methylbutane) here... -160 in liquid form...
though it will begin to freeze solid after several minutes...
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do you get any trade publications, by any chance? those people are the
*worst* about selling your info... I signed up for one or two, now I get
calls to my office almost every day for other publications, seminars and
workshops that aren't even remotely relevant to my field... Guess its
true
the midwife had her patients eat their babies' placentas
It seems that placentaophagy is comparatively (and increasingly) common...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Placentophagy
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Where do you guys buy chairs for your lab? Do they have to be any
certain type of chair?
What type of chairs you buy is largely dependent on whether they
supported Obama or McCain, and whether or not they know how to properly
unsubscribe from this list! :-0
...especially when one can simply click the link at the bottom of EVERY
mail from this list and take care one's subscription one's self!
Marshall Terry Dr, Consultant Histopathologist wrote:
Now that, is just plain rude.
Terry
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
because that would mean more taxes!
Making more than $250,000/year doing histology? Where do I sign up?! ;)
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Wow, where to start... lets see:
1) off-topic
3) factually incorrect
4) subjective and personally biased
5) abuse of ALL-CAPS
6) infuriatingly pandering
This inappropriate to send out to such a list, John. Shame on you, you
should know better.
Justin Thomas wrote:
Barack Obama will raise
curiously, the only other post on this list from this person was spam,
hahahahaha!
http://www.histosearch.com/histonet/Jun08A/RE.HistonetSUPPLYANDCHEMIA.html
0 for 2... nice!
Justin Thomas wrote:
Barack Obama will raise taxes on hardworking Americans to give a government
handout to the
I am looking some think (like gloves)to protect the fingers during
microtomy
No offense, but if you're that prone to injury, I recommend steering
clear of microtomes in general ;)
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Can The Lab Consultants use their technical expertise to not spam this list?
Thanks!
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