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Comment by Amy Trimble on July 24, 2009 at 12:48pm

Thank You Vivian. I know I searched online for a facility here in Tulsa, and I found a place that can do lead testing (x-ray) if I provide him with all of the details needed to be certified by the CPSA. So I think that would mean they are not certified? But nothing for Phlates.

Comment by Vivian Gilbert Zabel on July 24, 2009 at 12:35pm

I don't believe CPSA ever gave a list of testing facilities.

Comment by Amy Trimble on July 24, 2009 at 12:19pm

Hello to everyone, I am new to this and make baby quilts, onesies, tutu's, pillows, fleece throws, and I am trying to find a testing facility in Tulsa. Does anyone know of a company? I need help.
Thanks,
Amy

Comment by Vivian Gilbert Zabel on March 22, 2009 at 2:26pm

OFF TOPIC:

Several of us from the Edmond area are trying to organize a book festival for 2010. If anyone is interested in helping, please contact me at Vivian@viviangilbertzabel.com

Comment by Janet Littlecrow on January 30, 2009 at 11:51pm

Vivian is exactly right, it's a truce. We will all have to remain vigilant and keep up with the revisions or whatever happen to the law in the next year. This doesn't mean they will back off entirely, it's only a reprieve because we've ALL been raising holy hell over this! Nobody is doing this alone! I've spend ALL DAY many days on the phone making phone interviews, and have been quoted directly or indirectly by newspapers across the country. My website page about this has gotten around 15K hits this month. So don't even go there - this is a TEAM effort, and will remain a TEAM effort. BTW, I may be an unsophisticated hillbilly Indian, but I ain't no dummy either, you might not even understand what I used to do for a living on computers. So don't talk down to anyone on this blog, it's entirely inappropriate and unacceptable.

Comment by Vivian Gilbert Zabel on January 30, 2009 at 11:27pm

This latest decision is a temporary truce, not a battle win, much less a victory in the war.

We'll keep working and pushing to have this law gone. If protection is needed, it must be a "sane" law.

Comment by Melanie Tommey on January 30, 2009 at 10:29pm

I am not being nasty! geez...I just didn't understand your rant and the direction you took which was pretty much off topic of what I posted...believe me, girly, I too have been fighting this thing, night and day...and at the same time trying to find a new job because I'm being laid off of my main job...so don't tell me what is at stake...believe me, I know! I DO get the big picture and have been shouting it to as many voices as I can...Now...I'm done with this exchange...
Try to be happy with the fact that at least we now have 1 year to get this law fixed, given the 1 year stay that the CPSC just issued...

Comment by Melanie Tommey on January 30, 2009 at 9:52pm

Vivian-Wow! Thanks for posting the press release...I'm hoping that does mean what it says (and that it applies to books)...and we'll now get a year to get this thing fixed!!!!!

Comment by Melanie Tommey on January 30, 2009 at 9:51pm

Leslie-frankly you are going other places that we're not right now...I agree...if we can't sell it or give it away, it will be thrown away...another stupid provision of the law...but frankly that isn't my concern right now...I WANT to sell it...so that it is used..and then maybe reused by someone donating it to a thrift store...think you've missed my points entirely and may need to find another forum for your concerns.

Comment by Vivian Gilbert Zabel on January 30, 2009 at 8:08pm

Please check Brain Cells & Bubble Wrap, my main blog, for a very good news.

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