Westendorf, Austria (pop: 3,454, postal code: 6363), in the Kitzbühel district, Tyrol [1] (http://www.westendorf.com) (in German)
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Westendorf's opinion carries the weight of someone who witnessed Oregon's coaching change from Carl Ferreira to Jim Moore and who had a choice of top colleges out high school, yet chose to come to Eugene.
Westendorf's college career was cut short by injury, but she recovered and played professionally in Salzburg, Austria ("Spiking a point in Europe," ODE, May 9).
When Westendorf was recruited out of high school, she initially didn't consider Oregon until she visited the campus and met with athletic director Bill Moos and senior associate athletic director Renee Baumgartner.
A Foreword intended to place the Westendorf research in current context indicating why it is relevant to a wide range of contemporary health and behavioral problems has been prepared by Myron J. Coplan and Roger D. Masters whose credentials are also attached.
Westendorf's visualized course of SiF dissociation, based on actual experimental evidence, is materially at odds with the dissociation route assumed by US EPA and CDC, based on theory.
In judging the reliability of the theoretical approach and claims of health safety presented by these government agencies, one should be aware that both the nature of the complicated mixture called "fluosilicic acid" and the course of its dissociation upon dilution remain unresolved despite nearly a century of research.
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