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Israel has discovered huge oil deposits in the last 3 years. In these deposits alone is enough oil to last 3,000 years. Look it up on Google.
Because of these facts, I believe oil prices will stay around the same, or probably drop. Also, as electric vehicles become more popular, gas engines and fuel will drop in price in order to encourage buyers. Watch and see.
Also consider what the cost of a new battery pack will be every 5 years or so.....not cheap and likely not coming down in price. Your power company is likely to increase their billing rate per KW too. So both vehicles can be effected by increases in costs.
How is the model x vehicle better in every single way except price?
You ain't making it so just by making the statement. You will have to prove it with facts.
Brian H
How many orders and deposits do you think they would get if they had a vehicle priced for the working man at say 16,000 to 20,000?
They would have more money than Bill Gates in no time flat, so your reasoning is flawed.
Get it?
You realize that they CANNOT offer a car for that price yet unless they plan on losing money on every sale and going out of business correct?
Yes, they would get a crapload of reservations, but they still need to MAKE money in order to stay in business.
SamFisher | MARCH 3, 2013 NEW
I hear that the Model X will cost $100,000.00 Canadian. How can anyone justify this kind of expenditure just to avoid a gasoline engine?
For example:
Lets look at a popular cross-over vehicle like the Dodge Journey RT with 283 HP V6 getting a conservative 20 miles per gallon (combined hwy/city).
The Dodge Journey R/T is a popular North American built cross over vehicle that costs under $33,000.00 Canadian, while the Tesla costs $100,000.00....a difference of $67,000.00.
Using 600 US gallons of gasoline, or approximately 2400 liters(I'm rounding off) you will get 12,000 miles at a cost of approximately $3,120.0 Canadian.
At $3,120.00 a year It would take more than 20 years to spend the 67,000 extra cost for the Tesla X.
The logic and the math don't add up. There needs to be some economic benefit to driving an EV.
I don't see any economic advantage in buying an Electric Tesla X over a cheaper fuel efficient gas powered cross-cross over such as the Dodge Journey.
The moral of this post is: get your prices down to 40,000.00 to 50,000.00, otherwise it's a no brainer to get a gas powered vehicle of similar size and style.>
Did you factor in the cost of Cancer and rebuilding cities??
People buy the Tesla Model X or S over other cars because they can afford it and that's it.
In fact, most people buying premium car brands do so because they can afford it. If we really wanted to save money, we'd be all driving Honda Civics and Toyota Corollas.
However, I haven't been through multiple years of college and work so hard to drive those cars. I work hard so that I can play hard and get the things I want.
My guess is that most people buying a Tesla thinks the same way. They simply "want" that car and it just happens they can afford it. I could be buying a Q7 or X5 M or other premium SUVs....but I won't get the same satisfaction feeling of getting the Model X. You only live once, so I drank the kool-aid and let's rock and roll!
Tesla is planning to sell more affordable electric vehicles. The problem is that the public thinks of electric vehicles as glorified golf carts that aren't ready to compete on an equal playing field with your Dodge. And at the price of your Dodge they're not.
Perhaps you're unaware of "the plan"...
Bottom line is that the internal combustion engine automobile has been in develpment for a hundred years and the economies of scale are such that almost everyone can afford to buy a new one. Was that the case when Henry Ford first started selling the Model T?
As you can see with the current crop of "affordable" electric cars, they can't and don't compete with ICE cars because the range is viewed by most as only being suitable for in the city driving. That's because the technology isn't ready to be affordable. I've read that battery costs need to come down about 8% make the car you want Tesla to sell economically feasable.
SamFisher, SolarWind,
Nissan is in the business of selling affordable EV's and look where that is going. I am convinced that the future is good for the LEAF and other affordable EV's, but sales are not exactly flying. Actually Tesla is selling more high priced Model S's than Nissan is selling LEAFs. What can you learn from that?
We have in a capitalist economy, and you have to have a business plan so that your company survives. Telling Tesla to lower their prices is not a business plan.
Who thought that 5kg+ 'portable' telephones one day would become a gadget for the masses? Cell phones started with high prices too, only for wealthy people that wanted others to look at them in envy. Thank those big egos for buying these overpriced bricks back then, because without them the cell phone would have died a premature death.
This 'ego stroke factor' is now put to good use again to help the development of affordable EV's, and some years from now you can thank them again for funding your affordable EV.
Accept that the technology simply isn't there yet, and that Tesla can do very little to change that. They have to accept the state of technology as it is today and take it from there with a business plan that is based on realism with a small dose of idealism instead of the other way around.
SamFisher, Model X has more space, is more durable, has better TC, is faster, is safer, looks better, has better driving experience etc.
In short, it is better car.
It is turning out, when push comes to shove, that a much wider slice of the public can afford the MS than anyone, probably including Elon, ever imagined. My WAG is that about 25-30% of those buying it never contemplated buying a car in this price range before, and about half of those are squeezing their budgets hard to handle it, in ways they would never dream of doing for ICE cars. And of those who can afford it, it requires only brief exposure to make the "sale".
The market potential for the MS is far greater than the SFs and JPs of this world imagine.
As for pricing questions (which have been repeated ad nausiam), I will simply repeat the answer:
Have a nice day.
Some other comments @SamFisher...
"Another thing I did not factor in (and neither did the people who disagree with me) is that during 10 years of ownership you will be required to replace your battery pack at least once at a cost of 10,000.00 to 20,000.00.
I have an 11 year old gas guzzling SUV with 70 thousand miles on it and I just changed the battery and spark plugs last year at a cost of under $300. It runs like the day I purchased it. Oh, and Two oil changes a year is a hundred bucks. I'm laughing all the way to the bank."
Required to replace the battery? No, not by a long shot. I'll wager these packs last 20 years with less than 20% degradation. Tesla has taken the management of the battery cells for longevity quite seriously.
I'll wager again that most owners will have changed them out in 10 years by choice though because new technology will have doubled the range and halved the charge times.
You need to fire up your calculator again SamFisher and do the math on how much you spent on gas in those 11 years for that SUV. I'm going to guess it would have paid for the cost of a new battery. How's the transmission in that 11 year old SUV? Probably will have needed some service in that time too (or very soon anyway).
As for my comments about why people are buying Model S's, I said the same thing you did in a lot less words. I agree people aren't buying them because it makes financial sense (didn't I say as much?). Automobiles are a luxury in this world. NOBODY needs one, not even a $15,000 one (or a $100,00.00 whatever number that is supposed to be ;-) ). You're right that people are buying them because they want to look cool, but they're also buying them because they want to be a part of something new, the gasolineless future of automotive transportation. It's about being an early adopter of a new, promising technology. When Tesla (or any other manufacturer) is selling a $20,000 sedan or small SUV that runs on batteries and you buy one, then think back to these people who were willing to spend their hard earned money to make it feasible for you to afford a less expensive version and thank them.
Comptroller to Sales Manager: "What were you thinking with that pricing? We're losing money on every sale!"
Sales Manager: "We intended to make it up on volume."
@Solarwind asked me: "Did you factor in the cost of Cancer and rebuilding cities??"
Why? Are you telling me that the fuel efficiency standards and requirements that have been in effect (and increased) since the mid seventies has done nothing? Are you blaming internal combustion engines for cancer and causing cities to need rebuilding?
Are you aware that the average volcanic eruption spews more carbon and poison gas into the atmosphere in a few hours than all the internal combustion engines ever made? Seriously man, gas engines don't hold a candle to what natural events do. Even naturally caused forest fires (lightning strikes)cause more carbon each year than engines do.....and that carbon is needed for plants to live and make oxygen. So your point is? And don't tell me there are no environment concerns, or health concerns, with the battery packs, or electromagnetic energy emissions.
Bottom line: I want an EV and the model x would be one heck of a ride into the future.....and it would be more environmentally friendly, but the cost is too high for me to justify it right now.
@Timo: you said, "Model X has more space, is more durable, has better TC, is faster, is safer, looks better, has better driving experience etc.
In short, it is better car." unquote.
More space? How much more space does it have than a Journey? $70,000.00 worth of more space?
How is it more durable? Does it have some kind of super suspension never before available? Is the frame and body panels made out of titanium?
What is TC?
Faster doesn't mean better, besides, with 285 hp the Journey does 0 to 60 mph in 5 to 6 seconds....how much faster do you need.
Driving experience is subjective, so your response still lacks facts.
@goneskiian: Even if the battery technology used today gives 20 yrs of service and I don't factor it into the cost.....so what? My first cost analysis still stands and it doesn't effect my point.
Take two identical vehicles. One with a gas powered drive train and the other with an electric drive train and battery pack.
Now tell me why the EV should cost more than the gas model when a gas engine is WAY more expensive than an electric motor. In addition: the EV does not need a fuel tank, fuel pump, fuel pressure regulator, EFI, gas filler tube, filler valve, fuel filtration, stainless steel exhaust system, muffler, catalytic converter, chrome tail pipe, EGR pollution control, etc.
Seriously guys, A Canadian kid took an older Chevy S10 and converted it to an electric vehicle for under $5,000.00....what does that tell you? It tells me that if you purchased a new vehicle without a gas engine and all the parts needed to run that gas engine, it would be a huge savings, and the conversion to EV would be less than $5,000.00. Now add in the cost of improving the battery system and guess what? There is no reason two identical vehicles could not be priced similarly(one being gas, the other being EV).
NEVER say it can't be done if a kid in Canada can do it.
Would you like to know the range on that S10 conversion Sam? It's a lot lower than you think it is.
I think we have another nnt here.
TC = Traction Control.
Whole lotta apples and grapes and peanuts, there.
"Seriously guys, A Canadian kid took an older Chevy S10 and converted it to an electric vehicle for under $5,000.00....what does that tell you?"
Seriously, it tells me that the S10 would have a dozen 6v lead acid batteries what would take overnight to recharge just to have 30 miles of range in good weather without using any heater. and the lead acid battery may need replacement in every couple of years. Of course there is no way you can build a AC system for under $5k, it will be DC system with no regenerative brake system.
will do 0 to 60 in probably... never. max speed will come in at about 50 mph.
Seriously... $5000 home made EV is... nothing more than a science project. Good for that kid. This is not same as state of art system costing millions of dollars to develope. Have you lookup how much it cost to buy just a bare lithium ion battery cell? and add a thermal management system and control system so it lasts 100K miles and provide consistant performance regardless of weather and safety.
@ SamFisher
I think Elon and Tesla are doing what has to be in order to make a viable company. You remember the cellphone evolution, remember Apple computer . In order for new innovation companies to make it and build the necessary infrastructure they have to depend on vain, early adopters to help pay the cost. The people that buy Viper's and boats, and will pay for quality and innovation.
Regarding your volcano statement and global warm, you swallowed the hook, line and sinker. (sorry couldn't resist) Way to much Fox New. You do not need to be a scientist or genius to figure that one out, just common sense. Volcanos were here before man and the world was in balance. If it took one Billion years to store carbon that got put back in the atmosphere in 100 years, that can't be good. If the population of earth was in balance at one Billion then 16 Billion due to the exploitation of oil is probably not a plus. If one pint of oil burned in your garage will kill you then 85 million barrels a day in the atmospher can't be good. If the ice is melting then the earth is warming. If oil is nonrenewable then drilling more, more expensive holes will not reduce the price. If you have foreign bank accounts, it is not to create jobs, it is to dodge taxes.
The CO2 (not "carbon", dum-dum) was up over 7000 ppm as a result of volcanoes at one point. The plants and phytoplankton had a long piggy field day, and gradually converted it into chalk, limestone, and oil, leaving barely enough to live on. We have barely begun to restore a bit of what they need and love. They're egging us on, eagerly hoping to get some back into circulation.
Brian, Brian, Brian, CO2 is a byproduct of burning carbon, (fossil fuel) CO2 is only part of the problem with burning fossil fuel. The naysayers don't mention the earth's oxygen level has dropped .2% in the last 20 years, doesn't sound like much but when it gets into the 19's everybody will be packing oxygen. You say the plants need CO2 that is true but the CO2 is not readily available to the plants and we are applying more and more fertilizer (oil product) to keep our yields up. (I'm a retired farmer) In our area we are loosing thousands of acres of forest to pine beetle, never there before. You cannot depend on Faux News or adds on the internet. You must look around see what is happening and THINK FOR YOUR SELF!!
It is said on this forum that there is 3000 years of oil in the middle east. Come On, the only way that is possible is if we stopped using oil tomorrow and that's not going to happen.
Oil has made it possible for people to have a high standard of living. The higher the standard of living the more those people are willing to lie and spend money to keep it that way. Fossil fuel has been borrowing from the environment sense it was put to use. If we stopped using oil tomorrow it would be 25 years (estimate) before we saw a deacceleration in the climate change. Payment on this debt is coming due and the National debt won't even be a pimple on you butt compared to this one. The high rollers and naysayers are willing to let the great grand kids pick up the tab, so they can keep rolling in the $$$$$. If the environment debt was being serviced the oil companies would be the poorest in the world not the richest.
Elon is my hero! He is a very smart man trying to do something positive for posterity and the world. He even inspired the car I now drive the Chevy Volt. Bob Lutz of GM looked at what Elon was doing and said we can't let a little startup Co. like that get ahead of us. I will be supporting Tesla any way I can including buying when I can.
As far as the name calling; Whatever turns your screw!
Solarwind, You're picking the wrong person to argue with on human caused (CO2) global warming. You have been warned. ;-)
Groan. There is only about 4% of 1% of the atmosphere which is CO2. About 20% is oxygen. You could re-double the CO2 level about 6X and that would drop the oxygen level by 2% (assuming you mean 2% of the total atmosphere, and not 2% of 20%).
Your misunderstandings and lack of numeracy skills are so deep it is pointless to discuss the issue. End.
I thought I would be reading about pricing... But this is great, because, now that's what I call entertainment!
@ gonesklian
Thanks for the warning, I have learned common sense is not common. I'm out :-)
This thread is very interesting ... and as most have pointed out, fairly absurd.
In my opinion, Tesla is the first company with the RIGHT business models on EV's, which seems to be evidenced by their success so far.
The Model S or X are not the Leaf, Prius or Volt, and it's crazy to compare them to standard counterparts. The technology is superior, the overall features are superior ... it really is a better car. And that's the whole model ... build a care nice enough to command a higher price, so that the economics work for Tesla, and allow for future production at lower price points for average consumers.
That said, the economics are not bad, and for what you get, I think priced competitively.
For me ... I wasn't following EV's at all (my wife does have a hybrid), but I was always more on the SamFisher side of things ... economics didn't make sense to me. Funny, but the NYTimes article originally is how I started looking more at Tesla ...
So the CO2 emissions, the global warming stuff ... none of that matters that much to me (mostly because I believe man has a much smaller impact than we think we do ... we always have a big ego thinking that we cause so much). But ... I'm definitely a techie ... and I love the technology of EV's, fuel cells, and other no/low pollution options. And politically, I'd love to reduce our dependence on oil.
What I love about Tesla, is it is really leading edge ... it's found the right place in the market, and it really is driving change. And the cars are so freaking awesome! I can't wait to own a Model X! I commend Tesla on breaking through the barriers that it seems every other EV manufacturer has gotten caught up in (trying to satisfy the SamFisher customer first) and failing miserably. Tesla is the first real evidence in my mind, that EV will make it and now is the time.
+1 mthomtech
I hadn't paid much attention to Tesla until the Motortrend COTY award. At least the S anyway.
Sure I'd heard of the Roadster and thought "Wow! That's cool!" But it was out of my price range at the time and still is out of my functionality range (i.e. not enough space to haul all the other toys I like to use like bikes and skis and whatnot). I am a bit of a car guy though so I always notice them (when not mistaken for a Lotus or vis versa) ;-).
With the COTY award though I really took notice and with the X, and then the Superchargers. That's when I realized "Hey this EV thing could really work for me!"
Now I'm really excited to get one. My wife is going to take some more convincing though. She's much more frugal and an S or X would be a bit more than double what we've previously spent on a car (I'd want it loaded of course! ;-)). She does want our next vehicle to be something larger, though, I'm not totally sure why as we don't have children. The S would be more than large enough in my opinion. Although the all wheel drive, while not necessary, would be nice to have the couple times a year it snows here in Seattle or we travel to the snow.
Anyway, I agree that Tesla's pricing strategy is a great way for them to get the EV off the ground. I'm hoping they make it work long enough for us to get one!
gone skiin';
Interesting, you're the first I've heard explicitly say the MT COTY award piqued their interest enough to investigate. Anyone else?
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According to the United Nations Population Division,(7)
in 2000 there were 175 million international migrants
in the world—1 in every 35 persons—up from 79 million
in 1960.(8) Nearly 50 per cent were women, and
10.4 million were refugees. Between 1990 and 2000,
two thirds of the growth in migrants took place in
North America. Before 1980, the less-developed regions
had a higher share of international migrants, but by
2000, three fifths were found in the more-developed
Today, in an increasingly globalized economy,
migration often provides employment opportunities,
giving rise to an unprecedented flow of migrants,
including increasing numbers of female migrants.(9)
At the same time, there are growing numbers of
refugees and people internally displaced by natural
disasters, armed conflict, social unrest, or economic
and political crises.
Governments of countries of origin and of countries of destination should seek to make the option of remaining in one's country viable for all people. To that end, efforts to achieve sustainable economic and
social development, ensuring a better economic balance between developed and developing countries and countries with economies in transition, should be strengthened. It is also necessary to increase efforts to defuse international and internal conflicts before they escalate; to ensure that the rights of persons belonging to ethnic, religious or linguistic minorities, and indigenous people are respected; and to respect the rule of law, promote good governance, strengthen democracy and promote human rights.
International migratory movements have big
economic, sociocultural and demographic impacts
on sending, transit and receiving areas.(10) Transit
and receiving areas have had difficulties managing
migration flows and integrating migrants into society.
Sending areas have lost skilled labour and families
have been divided, with women often becoming
household heads after the departure of their
The migration of younger workers has left
behind those too old for physical work in agriculture. Heightened concerns about terrorism have prompted
many countries to enhance security at their borders,
leading to increased illegal immigration, particularly
through smuggling and trafficking. Migratory movements
have contributed to the spread of HIV/AIDS
and other diseases.
The economic effects of migration run in both
directions. Remittances from migrants flow from
more- to less-developed countries. The World Bank
reports that in 2002, total workers' remittances to
developing countries amounted to $88 billion ($30
billion more than official development assistance),
and that remittances flowing through official channels
more than doubled between 1988 and 1999.(11)
The ICPD called on countries to: address the root
causes of migration, especially those related to poverty,
for instance, by promoting sustainable development
to ensure a better economic balance between developed
and developing countries, and defusing international
and internal conflicts; encourage more cooperation
and dialogue between countries of origin and countries
of destination, to maximize the benefits of
migration; and facilitate the reintegration of
returning migrants.(12)
Recommendations included using short-term
migration to improve the skills of nationals of countries
of origin, collecting data on flows and numbers
of international migrants and on factors causing migration,
and strengthening international protection of
and assistance to refugees and displaced persons.(13)
Echoing the ICPD and other international agreements,
the Millennium Summit in 2000 agreed that
countries should respect and protect the human
rights of migrants, migrant workers and their families.
The 2003 Final Report of the Commission on
Human Security(14) stated, "The movements of people
across borders reinforce the interdependence of
countries and communities and enhance diversity".
Nevertheless, international migration remains a
sensitive subject, and countries have not been able
to agree to convene a United Nations conference to
provide guidance to countries in addressing the
issue, as some have proposed.(15)

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- In the Lanayru Desert, in the far south by the southern Bird Statue where you first enter the desert, hit the Timeshift Stone to make a wall of vines appear. Climb up to get the Ancient Flower
- In the caves just south of the southern entrance to the Lanayru Desert region, bowl bombs down the long quicksand passage to activate the Timeshift Stone. This makes it possible to reach the Flower in the larger pool of quicksand to the south. If you come back and forth with the wagon, you can get an unlimited amout of this flower.
- Outside the Temple of Time you can find two Flowers at the eastern end of the gorge. Hit the Timeshift Stone on the stone spire where you first entered this area to make them appear. Use the Beetle to collect them.
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The Kingdom of Israel existed since 11th century BC. There has been Israel from time immemorial as can be seen in the Old Testament. I was referred to my other names also e.g. Judea . However, the present state of Israel came into existence on 14th May, 1948.Answered by Francisco, 18 Nov '12 02:17 pm
Modern Israel was founded on May 14, 1948. The ancient Land of Israel had been in the same location for thousands of years.
Source: google searchAnswered by anil garg, 18 Nov '12 04:37 pm
1923 though it was approved in the UNO in 1922Answered by rajnikant raiyarela, 18 Nov '12 02:02 pm
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Gulfport, Mississippi - No one is born a teacher. Sure, some are more suited to step in front of class and dispense knowledge then others, but sharing that knowledge in a fashion that embeds the lesson in a student's mind requires more than natural ability. And that's part of what they were teaching at the NRA Training Counselor Workshop in Gulfport.
"It was an intense, rewarding weekend," said workshop student Andrea Cerwinske. "Three days from morning to night with an exceptional group of instructors."
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NRA's Hunter Services Department is back on the road this weekend as they head south, bringing the Great American Whitetail Collection to the Greenville Mall in Greenville, Mississippi.
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West Ham's winning performance against Liverpool has been coming for some time, says captain Mark Noble.
Stewart Downing has backed his West Ham United team-mate Andy Carroll to be named in England's World Cup squad.
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I'm very much an outdoorsman. I love to be out in it, doing all kinds of fun things like fishing, kayaking, photographing wildlife, hiking, riding my ATV, traveling, just seeing the sights, etc. I also like the finer things in life. I think the right relationship between the right man and the right woman is a piece of heaven.
My real # 1 passion in life is walking with Jesus and getting to know him better every single day. But I'm not one to wear that on my shirtsleeves, in other words I can carry on a complete conversation and not speak a word of Christianese. But because my faith is a real, living, breathing part of everything that I am, everything I do includes my relationship with Christ as the central focus of it all, even if I'm not saying it. Its like breathing. So, if you're not a Christian, you probably won't have an interest in knowing more of me.
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Priority in relationships for me is friendship first. If something else comes after that, then it will be worth it, but being a true friend and having a true friend is priceless. I'm very active, I like to stay in shape. Being able to hike a mountain, ride a horse, fish, hunt, and a myriad of other types activities are all important to me, so someone who I would have a relationship with would necessarily have to share in at least some of those type of things with me, as I would want to share in her important activities also. I am more active than most people my age. I weigh the same as I did when I wrestled on my high school wrestling team, so I'm in pretty good shape. I love to let that special woman in my life know how much she means to me, so someone who hasn't learned yet how to let herself be loved wouldn't fit in with my life. I like dinners together - out or doing it together in. I like movies. I like riding my ATV, traveling, hiking, holding your hand, hanging out by a fire and a host of other fun things that two people who are special to each other enjoy. I'll run out of space before I can list it all. My love language is physical touch, so I am by nature very affectionate but not clingy.
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A name of a misunderstood individual. He is talented, heartfelt, and certainly not gay. Johno always trys to do whats best for people although they're not always trying to do the same for him. He likes a girl, who doesn't even realize he likes her. He's your commen man hero. He gets all the girls to like him, but they all want to be his best friend. He's always the bridesmaid and never the bride.
Johno is so cute, I want to be his bestfriend.
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A term used to signify the highest form of bro-ism. This word is used to address a peer or ideal with great respect and care.
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A gay individual often seen around childrens playgrounds. Most johno's are noted to have micropenises.
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Oh, that's just a johno.
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A gay person, usually with curly hair, a small penis, and very little pubic hair, usually likes the same gender
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What if one of Shakespeare's plays has yet to be discovered? This is a point of contention in Arthur Phillips's latest novel, The Tragedy of Arthur (Random House). In it the protagonist, a young writer also named Arthur Phillips, learns that his father is in possession of a long-lost five-act play on King Arthur by the Bard. Or is he? His mostly absent father is as notorious for his cons as he is for his charm, which gives one pause as to its authenticity. Regardless, upon his passing Arthur and his twin sister set out to complete their father's mission of publishing Shakespeare's play, be it real or not. Arthur is a tale that is an unusual mix of memoir and fiction, and is rife with humor and complex family dynamics. The Minnesota-born author, currently residing in New York, will be on hand to discuss his works both past and present, which include The Song Is You and The Egyptologist.
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Sometimes you come to work, fire up the ol' coffee maker and get straight to all the funny websites you like to read before you get started. Other times the boss calls a staff meeting and informs you that you work for a different company now and that new firewalls are going to block your fantasy baseball league during work hours.
Today CityBeat employees were notified that effective immediately we are all part of SouthComm Inc., a Nashville-based publishing company that owns and operates alternative weeklies in six mid-sized Midwestern and Southern markets.
The change is a good thing for a number of reasons. Many of us at CityBeat are already fans of the nearest SouthComm paper — LEO Weekly in Louisville. It is obvious that SouthComm values the creative presentation of local arts, music and culture and the thoughtful news coverage readers have come to expect from CityBeat. SouthComm's other award-winning publications include Nashville Scene, The Pitch in Kansas City and Creative Loafing papers in Charlotte and Tampa.
We're actually quite proud that our editorial history and relevance to the community were valued by SouthComm. The company offers access to expanded resources currently not at our disposal, and the SouthComm owners go way back with CityBeat's founding editor and publisher, making this situation more like "Join our fun team and successful business model," than "Give us the keys and let us control you."
While CityBeat will no longer be locally owned, the autonomy SouthComm has offered its other publications and its continued interest in expanding its portfolio is exciting as we continue to build upon our recent staff changes and the success of other entities we operate, including the MidPoint Music Festival and A-Line Magazine.
SouthComm CEO Chris Ferrell noted in the official press release CityBeat's body of work and the potential of the Cincinnati market:
"CityBeat has a long history of covering the local government, music, arts, and culture scene in Cincinnati," Ferrell said. "We look forward to having them as part of the SouthComm family of publications. We are excited to expand into Cincinnati, which is a very good city for us to build out our model of having multiple niche publications in each market."
immediate change will be noticed very little by our general audience,
as Dan
Bockrath will continue to serve as CityBeat
Publisher and we will continue to be locally operated. As part of the
acquisition, John Fox, one of the founding owners, will serve as a
consultant with SouthComm. Fox was CityBeat's
Editor and Co-Publisher from its inception in June 1994 until the end
of 2010, when he became Director of CityBeat Events. He leaves day-to-day responsibilities at CityBeat
and will be announcing an exciting new venture soon.
Also as part of the acquisition, founding owner Thomas R. Schiff departs as CEO of Lightborne Publishing, the official owner of CityBeat, A-Line Magazine, MidPoint and all of our other entities. We would be extremely remiss in failing to recognize Tom's unwavering support of CityBeat over the past 18 years — without it the CityBeat enterprise wouldn't be what it is today.
no secret that Cincinnati presents a challenging media landscape,
with the country's largest daily newspaper chain (Gannett, owner of
Cincinnati Enquirer)
and largest radio station chain (Clear Channel, owner of multiple AM
FM stations) poking their publicly traded practices into every corner
of our town. But their existence presents a rare opportunity to stand
out by continuing to offer readers the thoughtful and personal
experience they have come to appreciate from CityBeat.
If the quality of SouthComm's other publications is any indication,
this acquisition is part of a new and exciting future for us.
Hundreds of streetcar supporters packed the Mercantile Library last night outlining the several different ways they plan to campaign to save the project — including various forms of litigation The Enquirer typically enjoys playing up as potentially costly to taxpayers — a story similar in concept to the anti-streetcar protests The Enquirer gave attention to leading up to the election.
The Enquirer's cursory wrap-up of the event was removed from the cincinnati.com homepage this morning, and it's currently not even listed on the site's News page even though it was published more recently than several stories that are. Left behind on the homepage is a real joke of analysis: the fact that the $1.5 million monthly construction cost divided by 30 days in a month amounts to $50,000 per day, assuming workers put in the same amount of time every day in a month and the city gets billed that way, which it doesn't.
The $1.5 million figure has been known for weeks, but $50,000 per day sounds dramatic enough that concerned taxpayers everywhere can repeat it to other ill-informed people at the water cooler. If these math whizzes wanted to really piss people off they would have broken it all the way down to $34.70 per minute, 24 hours a day. Man, fuck that streetcar!
At least the story's third paragraph offered a piece of recent news: Halting construction will still cost the city $500,000 per month because it will be on the hook for workers who can't be transferred and costs of rental equipment that will just sit there. (For Enquirer-esque context: It will still cost $16,667 per day or $11.57 a minute to temporarily halt the project.)
Also, the note in the headline ("Streetcar, which Cranley plans to cancel, still costing $50K a day") reminding everyone that Cranley plans to cancel the project that is currently costing money seems unnecessary considering THE ONLY THING ANYONE HAS HEARD ABOUT SINCE THE ELECTION IS THAT CRANLEY PLANS TO STOP THE STREETCAR. It does nicely nudge readers toward the interactive forum they can click on and publicly lament how people who don't pay taxes have too much control over our city.
(Additional professional advice: Consider changing the subhed from, "It'll be costly to stop, and costly to go on, but work continues until Cranley and new council officially stop it" to something that doesn't sound like you have no idea what the fuck is going on.)
For context, the following are the streetcar stories currently presented on the website homepages of local media that have more talent/integrity than The Enquirer:
WVXU: Streetcar supporters will remain active to keep project going
WCPO: Federal official: Cincinnati will forfeit $40M in grants if streetcar project is canceled
WLWT: Standing-room-only crowd attends Cincinnati streetcar meeting
Cincinnati Business Courier: Feds: If you kill the streetcar, we want our money back
CityBeat: Streetcar supporters pack Mercantile Library, Fountain Square
CityBeat: Streetcar cancellation would cost Cincinnati federal funds
CONSERVATIVE MEDIA BONUS: 700WLW even has a relevant piece of streetcar news, although you have to scroll past a video of Russian kids wrestling a bear and an article suggesting that Obamacare is the president's Katrina (whatever that means): Feds: Use money for streetcar or pay it back.
Today's issue of The Whistleblower – a gossipy Web-based newsletter – published the home address of U.S. Rep. Steve Driehaus (D-Price Hill), who voted in favor of the recent health care reform bill. The newsletter suggests opponents stage a protest at his house on Sunday.
Just hours after a Swiss bank froze access today to a legal defense fund established for WikiLeaks provocateur Julian Assange, a group of hackers have shut down the bank's Web site in an escalating "infowar."
A group calling itself Operation Payback took responsibility for the Internet attack on the Swiss bank, PostFinance, via its Twitter account. "We will fire at anyone that tries to censor WikiLeaks," the group said in its announcement.
Cincinnati's streetcar project lost big on Tuesday as voters ushered in ex-Councilman John Cranley over Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls in the mayoral race and three non-incumbents who oppose the project to City Council, according to unofficial election results from the Hamilton County Board of Elections.
With all precincts reporting, Cranley handily defeated Qualls 58-42 percent. Cranley ran largely on his opposition to the $133 million streetcar, while Qualls promised to expand the project.
Voters also elected three non-incumbents to City Council: Democrat David Mann, Charterite Kevin Flynn and Republican Amy Murray. The three non-incumbents oppose the streetcar project, which means re-elected Democrat P.G. Sittenfeld, Republican Charlie Winburn and Independent Chris Smitherman are now part of a 6-3 majority on council that opposes the project.Democrats Chris Seelbach, Yvette Simpson and Wendell Young — all supporters of the streetcar project — also won re-election. Incumbent Democrats Laure Quinlivan and Pam Thomas lost.
It's unclear if the newly elected council and mayor will stop current construction on the streetcar once they take power in December, given concerns about contractual obligations and sunk costs that could make canceling the project costly in terms of dollars and Cincinnati's business reputation.
But Cranley and the six anti-streetcar elects on City Council vested much of their campaigns on their opposition to the project, which they claim is too costly and the wrong priority for Cincinnati.
Supporters argue the project will produce a three-to-one return on investment — an estimate derived from a 2007 study from consulting firm HDR and a follow-up assessment to the HDR study from the University of Cincinnati.
City Council's new make-up will be five Democrats, two Republicans, one Charterite and one Independent. That's a shift from the current make-up of seven Democrats, one Republican and one Independent.
The new council slate will be the first to take up four-year terms following a city charter amendment voters approved in 2012.
Sittenfeld also landed a huge win and easily topped the City Council race with 10,000 more votes than Winburn, who, at 27,000 votes, got the second most ballots cast in his favor out of the nine council victors. Sittenfeld netted nearly 5,000 more votes than Cranley did in the mayoral race, although Cranley ran in a head-to-head race with Qualls while Sittenfeld was one of nine candidates voters could pick out of a pool of 21.
Citywide voter turnout ended up at roughly 28 percent.
Other election results:
Cincinnati voters rejected Issue 4, which would have privatized Cincinnati's pension system for city employees, in a 78-22 percent vote.
In the Cincinnati Public Schools board election, Melanie Bates, Ericka Copeland-Dansby, Elisa Hoffman and Daniel Minera won the four seats up for grabs.
Hamilton County voters overwhelmingly approved property tax levies for the Cincinnati Zoo and Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County in 80-20 percent votes.
This story was updated with the final reported results.
UPDATE: Laure Quinlivan is suing her former employer, WCPO (Channel 9), in federal court for age and gender discrimination.
ORIGINAL ITEM: The former TV news reporter who headed Channel 9's I-Team pool of investigators is considering running for Cincinnati City Council, reports say.
Cincinnati native Whitney Holwadel Smith, born April 10, 1984, died April 4, 2009, of suicide at the United States Penitentiary (USP) in Terre Haute. Smith had reportedly been depressed and emotionally broken after being forced to spend more than a year in the Segregated Housing Unit (The Hole).
Smith grew up in Mount Lookout and was sentenced to the Dayton Correctional Institution as an adult for his first robbery at 17-years-old. From 2002-2003 he wrote a regular column on prison life and his struggle to rehabilitate for XRay Cincinnati Magazine which I published. Smith was released in 2005 and convicted the same year for bank robbery. He was sentenced to more than six years at the USP Terre Haute. Smith's blog, Super Friends: The life and times of an inmate at the United States Penitentiary in Terre Haute has been published since November 2008. It was notable for being an unusually lucid and frank account of prison life. Smith's writing was variously acerbic, humorous, brutal and hopeful.
After his 2005 release, Whit lived in my home. He was a kind young man with a good heart and a broken one, too. He was my friend. After many discussions in both the outside world and behind barbed wire fences, I still don't fully understand why he committed the crimes he did. He walked through his short life with a corrupted mind that led him to poor choices again and again. His choices to be a criminal were his and he deserved his time, but I also earnestly believe he was let down by a justice system that should help offenders rehabilitate — that is to restore dignity — rather than beat them down into someone more jaded and injured than they were at the time of their arrest. My 2005 CityBeat article Prisoners Forever articlewas inspired by Whit's journey through the prison system.
A memorial for Whit will be held on Wednesday, April 8 at 2:30 p.m. at the Civic Garden Center, 2715 Reading Rd. at 2:30 p.m. It is open to the public.
If you would like to make a donation in Whit's memory, the family has asked that those be made to Circle Tail, an animal shelter in Loveland, Ohio. Whit had recently told his father, Jeff Smith, that he hoped to volunteer at an animal shelter when he got out of prison. Circle Tail works with a several prisons to foster their shelter animals before they are placed in a permanent home.
CityBeat's coverage of Election Night results and reactions is now up on our web site. Go to our Election Central section for stories from Kevin Osborne and Stephanie Dunlap on the unofficial results for Cincinnati mayor and city council, Cincinnati School Board and the various statewide, Hamilton County and city ballot issues as well as reactions from the winners and losers.


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The Saskatchewan Roughriders got past the B.C Lions 20-16 in a close game. The Riders were down 10-0 in the first quarter, and then came from behind to win the game. Riders' running back Will Ford had 10 carries for 108 yards, while Anthony Allen ran for another 83 yards. The game-winning touchdown came when quarterback Tino Sunseri threw a pass to offensive lineman Dan Clark. The Riders' record is 6-2, and their next game is against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the Labour Day Classic.
Other scores from Week 9 were: the Winnipeg Blue Bombers beat the Montreal Alouettes 24-16, the Edmonton Eskimos hammered the Toronto Argonauts 41-27 and the Calgary Stampeders took out the Ottawa RedBlacks 32-7.
In the Arena Football League, the Arizona Rattlers have made history as they destroyed the Cleveland Gladiators 72-32 in Arena Bowl XXVII. The Rattler three-peat is the second in Arena Football history. The last time this was done was by the Detroit Drive in 1988 to 1990. This is the Rattlers fifth championship in their history. Quarterback Nick Davilla was named the Arena Bowl most valuable player.
In NFL preseason, the Seattle Seahawks took out the Chicago Bears 34-6 in a one-sided game. The Seahawks record is 2-1 and they will close out the preseason against the Oakland Raiders.
Other scores were: the Green Bay Packers beat the Oakland Raiders 31-21, the New England Patriots beat the Carolina Panthers 30-7, and the San Francisco 49ers hammered the San Diego Chargers 21-7.
In NASCAR, Joey Logano won the Irwin Tools Night Race, finishing ahead of Brad Keselowski. Kevin Harvick started the race in first and finished in 11th. The next race is the Oral-B USA 500.
In Major League Baseball, the Seattle Mariners swept the Boston Red Sox. The Mariners remain in third place in the American League West Division.
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Bragging about how awesome your dog is a normal thing, but bragging about your cat is just weird.
The Assassin's Creed series may be some of the greatest games ever, but this video sheds new light on the super-secret group of killers.
As tough as these guys may seem, all it takes to melt their hearts of stone is a little ball of fur.
I've always heard that every time you masturbate, God kills a kitten. And now we have proof, if you believe everything you read on the internet.
This woman really needs to learn the art of salesmanship.
The worst part about owning a cat is cleaning the litter box, but there's some good news. All that poo may hold one of the greatest discoveries of all time.
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Gambling can become an addiction, one that affects us all. Even cats.
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The Goldsmith Press & Rare Type Collection @ APSU will be participating in the 2014 Nashville Print Crawl. This is a great way to learn about the underground letterpress / silkscreen / printmaking movement that is thriving in Nashville. Free — open to all. For more information: http://k2forma.com/printcrawl.html or contact Cynthia Marsh firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Goldsmith Press is Participating in the Nashville Print Crawl on October 3
This Print Crawl is a little like a scavenger hunt. Pick up your poster template at Sawtooth Printhouse and make your first print from 6-7p.m. Then, it's a free for all, y'all. Swing by all of the print shops to complete your poster. Finish your poster at Grand Palace. Stick around after for a drink and to check out how your friend's posters look. If you miss a shop, sorry – you're gonna have a gap in your poster, which will be sad but not the end of the world.
The Goldsmith Press's work be at Platetone, 535 Fourth Ave S. Nashville from 6 – 9 pm on Thursday October 3.
The Goldsmith Press Presents "Reflections & Renewal- the 9/11/12 Project" At The Clarksville Montgomery County Public Library
Last year at this time, the APSU Goldsmith Press & Rare Type Collection and "Hands on Clarksville" began the Reflections & Renewal Project. Members of the Clarksville community were invited to write and print their recollections of the tragic events (and ultimate acts of heroism) that unfolded on 9/11/01. The resulting 6×4 foot free-standing tower of narrative prints is on display at the Clarksville/Montgomery County Public Library through Friday, September 13, 2013. Students from the APSU Department of Art will be on hand at the C/M Public Library on Sunday, September 8th from 2-4 PM for a family presentation and title painting event in rememberance of 9/11/01.
Stories About Place + Self at the Framemaker
Telling stories our environment, whether derived from myth or direct observation, is part
of the human condition. During the month of April the Framemaker Gallery will feature
Stories About Place + Self — a selection of broadsides printed by visual art and creative
writing students from Austin Peay State University.
The compelling textual posters were printed at the APSU Goldsmith Press & Rare Type
Collection in response to an interdisciplinary assignment developed by faculty members
Amy Wright and Cynthia Marsh. 2013 Acuff Chair of Excellence for the Creative Arts
— poet David Huddle —worked with the students to develop short narratives about
personal landscapes.
The exhibition, Stories About Place + Self will open during April ArtWalk — Thursday,
April 4th 5-8PM at the Framemaker 705 N 2nd St # B Clarksville, TN 37040 / (931) 647-
8290. A reading by the artists will take place at 7PM on the evening of the opening.
Updates from the Printmaking Area
18 APSU printmaking students attended and participated in the Nashville Print Revival on Friday, Feb. 22,2013 at Watkins College of Art
Jesse Shaw participated in the Nashville Print Revival — 'Printacular —Great Poster Sale" at Barista Parlor, 519 Gallatin Ave, Nashville, TN 37206 / Sat. Feb 23, 2013
Cindy Marsh and the Goldsmith Press & Rare Type Collection has a print installation included in the 28th Annual Positive / Negative Exhibition (Feb 18 – Mar 8, 2013) Slocumb Gallery, East Tennessee State University, Johnson City, TN
2012 Full Court Press: Fall Schedule for the Goldsmith Press & Rare Type Collection
The Goldsmith Press & Rare Type Collection is a unique letterpress facility that includes thousands of hand-carved wood letters and antique printing presses. Established as an interdisciplinary print studio on the campus of Austin Peay, the Goldsmith Press encourages the university community and the citizens of Clarksville to write, print, and make public their individual stories.
September 1 – September 29, 2012
Projects from the Goldsmith Press @ Blend Studio
Gallery Exhibition
79 Arcade, Nashville, TN 615.554.1340
Opening: Saturday, September 1 / Nashville Art Crawl
September 8 – September 11, 2012
The 9/11/2012 Project
A Public Art Project — recording and printing memories of 9/11/2001
Printing Sites:
9/08/12 — 12 PM – 4 PM: Blend Studio / 79 Arcade / Nashville, TN
9/09/12 — 12 PM – 4 PM: Clarksville-Montgomery Public Library / 350 Pageant Lane/ Clarksville, TN 347040 / 931. 648.8826
9/10/12 — 10 AM – 2 PM: The Ajax Senior Center / 953 Clark Street / Clarksville, TN / 931.648.1345
9/11/12 — 10AM – 4 PM: Woodward Library on the campus of APSU
September 15, 2012
Frolic on Franklin
Demonstration / Display of Community & Student Work
Franklin Street, Downtown Clarksville, TN.
October 6, 2012
2012 Handmade & Bound / Artists' Books and Zines
Demonstration / Display of Community & Student Work
Watkins College of Art, Design + Film / 2298 Rosa L. Parks Blvd. / Nashville, TN 615.383.4848
Contact: Cynthia Marsh / 931.221.7349 [firstname.lastname@example.com] for further information
Friends of the Goldsmith Press
Friends of the Goldsmith Press, founded in Spring 2012, is a group of APSU alumni and area printers who are committed to:
- producing personal, creative work @ the Goldsmith Press
- supporting the community work of the Goldsmith Press
- creating a culture of care and respect for the Rare Type Collection
Alumni and printers interested in joining the Friends of the Goldsmith Press should contact: Laura Golobish @: [email@example.com] or join our Facebook Page.
Friends of the Goldsmith Press
The first meeting of the Friends of the Goldsmith Press will be held in Trahern on Sunday, April 1st at 9 am (coinciding with the Friends of Photography meeting). The goal of the group is to assist art department alumni in continuing their printmaking endeavors and aid the press's aims of community education and outreach. This week we will be discussing introductory business such as activities in which the group would like to participate, scheduling time on the presses, general housekeeping issues, and things like remembering to clean and put away type and other tools.
We Know That The Goldsmith Press Rocks, Now Nashville Does Too
Read the article in the Nasvhille Scene about the Handmade and Bound at Watkins that highlights the amazing work of the Goldsmith Press. Great work Professor Marsh!
Professor Cindy Marsh Will Be Attending the Woman's Building Reunion and Exhibition at Otis College of Art + Design
Printmaking and Design professor, Cynthia Marsh will be attending the Woman's Building reunion and exhibition at Otis College of Art + Design in Los Angeles — October 13 -17, 2011. Marsh was a founding member of the Women's Graphic Center in 1974. She taught at the WB Feminist Studio Workshop from 1994-1984. Posters and publications designed by Marsh and her cohorts at the Women's Graphic Center will be included in the Exhibition: Doin' It in Public — Feminism and Art at the Woman's Building on display at the Ben Maltz Gallery at Otis. The exhibition was funded by the National Endowment of the Arts and the Getty
Work by Professor Cindy Marsh will be featured in "Encoded Structures: Interpreting the Story"
Work by design and Printmaking faculty member, Cynthia Marsh, will be featured in the exhibition: Encoded Structures: Interpreting the Story. The handmade book show will open on Friday, September 30, 2011 6:30 PM – 8 PM at Watkins College of Art, Design, and Film. Encoded Structures will be on display at Watkin's Brownlee O. Currey Gallery through October 28, 2011.
The Goldsmith Press Participates in "Hand Made & Bound" at Watkins College
The Goldsmith Press will be displaying a collection of APSU student books produced between 2001 and 2011 at the Handmade & Bound at Watkins College of Art, Design, and Film. This is the 1st annual book art and sine festival offered in the Nashville Area. Students from APSU will also be printing keepsake Handmade & Bound paper bags on site. Come by, see your work on display — support the Goldsmith Press and the book arts community of Middle Tennessee.
True Stories from the Goldsmith Press at the Downtown Gallery
"True Stories from the Goldsmith Press"
March 3 – April 2, 2011
Opening Reception: March 3 (5 – 8 pm)
Professor Marsh to Present at the 18th Conference on Learning at the University of Mauritius in East Africa
The Learning Conference is held annually in different locations around the world, each selected for the particular role education is playing in social, cultural and economic change. In recent years, the Conference has been held with Universiti Sains Malaysia, Penang, Malaysia in 1999; RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia in 2000; the University of Athens, Spetses, Greece in 2001; Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China in 2002; Institute of Education, London University, London, UK in 2003; Institute of Pedagogical Sciences, Havana, Cuba in 2004; University of Granada, Granada, Spain in 2005; Sam Sharpe Teachers College, Montego Bay, Jamaica in 2006; University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa in 2007; the University of Illinois, Chicago, USA in 2008; the University of Barcelona, Spain in 2009; and Hong Kong Institute of Education, Hong Kong in 2010.
"Terra Firma" Reading and Broadside Exhibition
On Wednesday April 28, The Center of Excellence for Creative Arts, Zone 3, and the Department of Art's Goldsmith Press and Rare Type Collection present "Terra Firma" a reading and broadside exhibition at the Clarksville Montgomery County Public Library.
The event celebrates 25 years of APSU's Zone 3 Press with readings by Zone 3 editors and contributors. The broadsides of the Zone 3 poems, created by APSU art students will be on display in the lobby of the library.
There will be a reception at 5:30, readings at 6 and a book signing at 7.


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1991. It operates in 10 states and is designed to capture information on actual residues in the food supply as close as possible to when food is actually eaten. The Total Diet Study began in 1961. It obtains samples of food purchased by FDA personnel in selected cities, which are then analyzed by FDA laboratories; the results are used to estimate exposures by weighting to food consumption patterns from the Continuing Survey of Food Intakes by Individuals (the CSFII food consumption data are now part of NHANES—see Chapter 2).
The PDP and the Total Diet Study represent important sources of information about the incidence of residues in the food supply over time. They have been used, for example, to assess actual risks as a way of better understanding outcomes of pesticide regulation (Day et al., 1995; Kuchler et al., 1997).
One more point on food safety information is worth noting. Data on consumer food safety knowledge and practice would be crucial for developing any consumer education or labeling efforts aimed at safety. Questions in these areas could be part of the addition of a health knowledge component to the NHANES that ERS is developing and that we support (see Chapters 2 and 5). They could also be added to the FoodNet population survey component. Conversely, more detailed household characteristics, as well as some information on food consumption, could be useful to add to the FDA Food Safety and Health and Diet Surveys, perhaps asking questions of subsamples to reduce burden on respondents.