[Histonet] postal

[Jackie M O'Connor]

Unfortunately, "postal" has fallen into the English Language to define 
just that - just like KleenexTM means any tissue, CrayolaTM  is a catch-all phrase for any crayon, etc, etc.  Just don't take it out 
on my good friend, Steve Postl.

Jackie O'




"Owen, Michael P" <michael.owen <@t> fda.hhs.gov>
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Perhaps I am off-base with this comment, but I prefer the term "postal" 
not
being used when referencing work rage and work violence. One of my best
friends was an employee of the U.S. Postal Service. She was shot and 
killed
by a customer of her branch in 1998.

If my memory serves me correctly, work violence is no longer primarily 
found
in U.S. Postal Service facilities. 

Diana, my post is not meant as a flaming message to you. Thanks for your
informative comments.


Michael P. Owen, Regulatory Microbiologist
U.S. FDA Pacific Regional Lab Northwest
22201 23rd Drive SE  Bothell, WA 98021-4421
Phone: 425-483-4865     E-Mail: michael.owen <@t> fda.hhs.gov


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