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- Your interest in the CPSIA (public)
- I am an aspiring children's author, so this law could impact my ability to find a publisher for my books. In addtion, as a parent and a citizen of the United States, I am not comfortable with the way this law seems to limit my choices for children's products in the future.
- What is your url? (website, blog....) (public)
- http://www.thebookconnectionccm.blogspot.com/
- What would you like us to know about you? (public)
- Cheryl C. Malandrinos is a contributing writer for Writer2Writer. Her articles help writers increase productivity through time management and organization. A member of Musing Our Children, Ms. Malandrinos is also a reviewer for the Muse Book Reviews.
Cheryl is a Tour Coordinator for Pump Up Your Book Promotion and interviews authors and editors at her blog, The Book Connection. She lives in Western Massachusetts with her husband, two children, and three pesky cats.
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Many of you read my http://www.productsafetyletter.com/news/5778-1.html)" target="_blank">response to Chairman Tenenbaum’s article that was published in the Product Safety Letter. The Publisher wrote a follow-up commentary downplaying my article b...
It isn't final yet; still needs to be voted on. They are accepting comments on the proposal too. I will haven't read all in great enough detail to confirm exactly what it all means, but I am sure more commentary will be forthcoming, if not here, t...
Today the Wall Street Journal wrote a scathing review of the CPSIA and the CPSC's inability to deal with lack of flexibility provided to the Commission "Lead is a typical component of brass but poses minuscule risk to children through toys. As the...
Is this a proposed guidance that still needs to be voted on? Am I reading it correctly? It appears they will allow component testing if voted on and as long as items are made under 10,000 units, they will not need to be certified, but still must u...
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