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The Organic Research Centre Newbury RG20 0HR UK GM Foods: The Answer? Or Just Empty Promises? by Jeffry Loho and Prof. Dr. Hartmut Vogtmann In the year 2050 the world population is expected to reach 9 billion and we would not have enough food anymore if the world food production still goes the way it is going now. GM advocates claim to have the solution for this, manipulate the genes of a crop, increase it's productivity, and the problem is solved, the world is at peace, case closed. GM also promised other benefits, such as: preventing blindness in the third world countries by introducing beta carotene-rich rice, so called golden rice; growing in areas where no crops can grow; reduces the need for pesticides; and can acquire desirable traits faster than traditional breeding methods. These promises sounded very good and incredibly make sense, but the question is, are they really true? Millions of people died and 500,000 children go blind from vitamin A deficiency each year. Golden rice was proposed as an answer to this problem. This beta-carotene rich rice was promoted to improve the lives of millions of poorest people in the world by helping them fulfil their need for the substance. However, research done in Southeast Asia revealed that golden rice will have little effect on reducing vitamin A deficiency, providing at most 20% of an adult's vitamin A requirements (Biothai et. al., 2001). Since 300 grams of uncooked golden rice contain only about 100 g of beta-carotene, an 11-year-old would have to eat 7 kilograms of cooked golden rice a day to satisfy his minimum daily requirement of vitamin A. On the other hand, the consumption of only 42 grams of carrots, 50 grams of cassava leaves, 73 g of dark green vegetable leaves, 78 g of sweet potato leaves or 133 g of taro leaves would easily fulfil this daily requirement. Even if scientists boosted beta- carotene levels, it probably wouldn't do a malnourished child much good, since the body can only convert beta-carotene into vitamin A when fat and protein are present in the diet. Fat and protein in the diet are, of course, precisely what a malnourished child lacks (Pollan, 2001). "Effective nutrition education is much better than adding yet another source of vitamin A which most likely will not be equitably distributed anyway; improving livelihood; providing better health care system; addressing malnutrition, communicable diseases and other illnesses that make children more vulnerable to vitamin A deficiency." (Biothai et. al., 2001). Another argument suggested that GM crops would be able to grow in areas where no other crops could grow and would solve the problem of climate change with drought and diminishing soil quality. Golden rice was also part of this campaign where it was stated that it would be particularly useful in marginal areas such as drought-prone regions where vegetables usually cannot be grown. But the Development Resource and Service Center (DRCSC) in Calcutta has demonstrated that such regions can be made to produce a rich and varied diet and should not simply be written off in this way. Through the efforts of local farmers and the interventions of DRCSC, these arid lands have been transformed into productive and diverse farmland. In home gardens, vegetables are grown year-round. 1 In the fields, rice or corn and pulses are grown during the rainy season; legumes and oilseeds are the main focus in winter. Careful planning, and the promotion of sustainable agricultural practices such as soil and water conservation techniques, mixed cropping and appropriate crop varieties were critical to achieving success. These interventions helped to increase soil water retention and organic matter content and help prevent the little topsoil there was from draining off to the lowlands. (Biothai, 2001). In South America, Recent research suggests that many small farmers cope and even prepare for climate change, minimizing crop failure through increase used of drought tolerant local varieties, water harvesting, mixed cropping, opportunistic weeding, agroforestry and a series of other traditional techniques. Surveys conducted in hillsides after Hurricane Mitch in Central America showed that farmers using sustainable practices such as "mucuna" cover crops, intercropping and agroforestry suffered less "damage" than their conventional neighbors. The study spanning 360 communities and 24 departments in Nicaragua, Honduras and Guatemala showed that diversified plots had 20% to 40% more topsoil, greater soil moisture, less erosion and experienced lower economic losses than their conventional neighbors (Altieri, 2008). On the day of their introduction, herbicide resistant GM crops and pest resistant GM crops promised to reduce the need for pesticides. The argument is simple, one strong herbicide to kill all plants except the herbicide tolerant crops. On the other hand, insecticide resistant GM crops are actually engineered to produce Bt toxin, a powerful insecticide, within their own cells, rendering them deadly for the unfortunate insects that consume them. However, recent research done in the USA, where GM crops are widely adopted, revealed that GM corn, soybeans and cotton have led to a 122 million pound increase in pesticide use since 1996. While Bt crops have reduced insecticide use by about 15.6 million pounds over this period, HT crops have increased herbicide use 138 million pounds. Bt crops have reduced insecticide use on corn and cotton about 5 percent, while HT technology has increased herbicide use about 5 percent across the three major crops. But since so much more herbicide is used on corn, soybeans, and cotton, compared to the volume of insecticide applied to corn and cotton, overall pesticide use has risen about 4.1 percent on acres planted to GM varieties (Benbrook 2004). Extensive herbicide application on HT crops has hasten the evolution of herbicide resistance weeds, subsequently forcing farmers to apply more herbicides and even using older herbicides that are severely toxic (Acker, et al., 2004, Pengue, 2004, Freudling, 2004) It may be true that gene modification is faster than traditional breeding methods. However, since our knowledge of how genes actually work is still limited, there is little benefit that would come from this feature. Until today, GM technology only manages to market two traits, herbicide tolerant and pest resistant. The most promoted promise of GM technology, higher productivity, is unheard of. The increased production achieved by GM crops so far are results of better pest and weed management, not because of the rise in the crop productivity itself (Clark, 2008). Scientists would still have to rely on traditional breeding method to get high productivity crop for instance. How about productivity? The reason why we need GM crops in the first place is to feed the growing population of the world right? Here are some hard facts, in a 10-year review of the Canadian experience with HT crops, public variety trials showing not an increase but a 4% yield decrease in GM soybeans and the absence of yield benefit from GM corn. Another research did not detect corn yield differences in a 2 year trial comparing GLY with other herbicides. 2 In a 2-year trial over 5 western Canadian locations, HT outyielded conventional canola weed control practices in just 6 of 30 contrasts, all occurring at sites and years of particularly problematic weeds. A 1998 producer survey commissioned by the Canola Council of Canada, itself the proprietor of a GM canola cultivar, reported a 10% yield advantage for GM canola. The higher yields of GM canola were attributed to better weed control, and to the use of higher yield potential cultivars. In other words, the GM yield advantage was attributed to the lesser effectiveness of competing weed control options and to the higher yield potential of the conventionally bred cultivars into which the GM trait was fitted, relative to that of available non-GM cultivars (Clark, 2008). Risks? The US government had chosen to neglect this possibility completely by the principle of "substantial equivalence" with the argument that GM crops are constituted of similar substances (such as proteins, fats, oils and carbohydrates) as other crops. However, many researches have shown that GM crops pose actual risks for humans and the environment. Tests done on GM crops revealed that GM potatoes damaged rats' intestines, rats fed GM tomatoes got bleeding stomach and several died, rats fed Bt corn had multiple health problems, mice fed Roundup Ready soy had unexplained changes in testicular cells, and about a dozen more adverse health risks (Smith, 2007). There is also a potential tendency that gene transfer happened inside human's stomach, in fact researchers found modified genes in human gut bacteria following consumption of GM foods. This characteristic possesses a great risk if the transferred genes actually made infectious bacteria or viruses stronger and harder to be treated (Domingo, 2007). How could this happen? Isn't GM crops precisely engineered by introducing a well-characterised gene or genes into an established genetic background without big disruption? Apparently the truth is not so convenient, researchers found that when genes are inserted at random in the DNA, their location can influence their function, as well as the function of natural genes, producing mutated genes. Insertion mutation can scramble, delete or relocate the genetic code near the insertion site. These mutated genes may produce different kinds of protein that act as an allergen, toxin, carcinogen or antinutrient (Smith, 2007). From various researches done in the USA and Canada, Clark (2004) concluded that modified genes could not be contained. Cross-pollination has contaminated a lot of normal crops and their wild relatives with GM traits. This brings new problems, such as herbicide tolerant weeds, casualty of non-target organisms, and the loss of natural biodiversity. The emergence of herbicide tolerant weeds has forced farmers to use more herbicides, even toxic older herbicides. This has actually nullified the first goal of producing a HT crop, which is reducing herbicide usage. Bt toxins expressed in GM crops do not seem to be as specific as expected. Organisms other than the target pest species may be affected. This may cause a negative impact on the whole ecosystem of the farm and even beyond (Mertens, 2008). Wide cultivation of GM crops has contaminated many natural species with GM traits. In Mexico, the centre of origin for maize, GM contamination was found within five regions, some produced mutants (Robin, 2008). Imagine what would happen if the GM contamination produce some mutants that would be dangerous to health, especially if pharmaceutical (e.g.: vaccine carrier) crops are grown. 3 In practice, GM crops were often sold together with herbicide. For instance, the soybean technology package in Argentina combines GM soybean and glyphosate. This package and the practice of no tillage system in Argentina encourage farmers to use more herbicide. Furthermore, strong campaign for commercialization of transgenic soybeans in Argentina has led the country's agriculture towards monoculture, which caused a decline of soil fertility and increased soil erosion, consequently raising the chemical fertilizer consumption to more than 8 fold. These monoculture practices also promote the decrease of biodiversity in Argentina (Pengue, 2004). And how about organic? The opinion that stated if all faming became organic, we would only be able to feed one third of the present world population was actually mislead. Researchers created a model estimation that indicate organic methods could produce enough food on a global per capita basis to sustain the current human population, and potentially an even larger population, without increasing the agricultural land base (Badgley et. al., 2006). In developing countries, organic agricultural practices even experienced increase yield compared to conventional practices. Vandana Shiva (2008) argued that traditional small holding polyculture farms actually produce more food per hectare compared to state of the art conventional farms with high input of fertilizer and pesticides and high productivity crop variety. Conventional farms may produce higher yield per crop commodity per hectare but on the whole lower food yield. GM technology has failed to fulfil almost every promise it made on its introduction. It serves more as a moneymaking tool for big company rather than doing the world any good. It will not solve the problems of starvation in developing countries, it will just increase the dependency of farmers in developing countries to big companies that supplied GM seeds and chemical pesticides (Pengue, 2004). A question for us: are we going to continue supporting it or shift our focus to a more sensible and reliable alternative of sustainable agriculture? References Altieri. M. A. (2008). Latin American biodiverse farms: an ecological planetary asset. Planet Diversity World Congress on the Future of Food and Agriculture. Bonn, ON 15 May 2008. Badgley C., Moghtader, J., Quintero, E., Zakem, E., Chappell, J., Avilés-Vázquez, K., Samulon, A & Perfecto,I. (2007). Organic Agriculture and the Global Food Supply. Renewable Agriculture and Food Systems. June 2007. Benbrook, C. (2004). Genetically Engineered Crops and Pesticide Use in the United States: The First Nine Years. Technical Paper No. 7, October 2004, available at: http://www.biotechinfo.net/technicalpaper7.html. BIOTHAI, CEDAC, DRCSC, GRAIN-MASIPAG, PAN-Indonesia, & UBINIG. (2001, February). Grains of delusion: Golden rice seen from the ground (2001 Briefing). Los Baños, Laguna: The Philippines: Author. Available on the World Wide Web: http://www.grain.org/briefings/?id=18. 4 Clark, E.A. (2004). GM Crops Are Not Containable. pp. 91-108 In: B. Breckling.and R. Verhoeven (eds) Risk Hazard Damage. Specification of Criteria to Assess Environmental Impact of Genetically Modified Organisms. Naturschutz und Biologische Vielfalt. Ecological Society of Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Hannover, Germany 8-9 December 2003. Clark, E.A. (2005). GM Crops Are Not Containable: so what? Canadian Weed Science Society Symposium Transgenic Herbicide Tolerant Crops: Agronomy, Environment and Beyond. Niagara Falls, ON 28 Nov 2005 Domingo, J.L. (2007). Toxicity Studies of Genetically Modified Plants: A Review of the Published Literature. Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition, 47:721– 733. Freudling, C. (2004). The circumstances surrounding glyphosate resistant in more than nine US states. pp. 61-71 In: B. Breckling.and R. Verhoeven (eds) Risk Hazard Damage. Specification of Criteria to Assess Environmental Impact of Genetically Modified Organisms. Naturschutz und Biologische Vielfalt. Ecological Society of Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Hannover, Germany 8-9 December 2003. Mertens, M. (2008). Assessment of Environmental Impacts of Genetically Modified Plants. BfN-Skripten 217, 2008. Pengue, W.A. (2004). Environmental and socio economic impacts of transgenic crops in Argentina and South America: An ecological economics approach. Pollan, M. (2001). The Great Yellow Hype. New York Times, March 4, 2001, Section 6; p 15. Robin, M.M. (2008). Le Monde selon Monsanto - De la dioxine aux OGM, une multinationale qui vous veut du bien. Coédition Arte / La Découverte. English: "The World According to Monsanto" Shiva. V. (2006). Biodiversity based organic farming: A new paradigm for food security and food safety, Navdanya. Smith, J. M. (2007). Genetic Roulette the Documented Health Risks of Genetically Engineered Foods. Iowa. Yes! Books Van Acker, R.C., Brule-Babel, A.L. and Friesen, L.F. (2004). Intraspecific gene movement can create environmental risk: The example of Roundup Ready wheat in Western Canada. pp. 37-47 In: B. Breckling.and R. Verhoeven (eds) Risk Hazard Damage. Specification of Criteria to Assess Environmental Impact of Genetically Modified Organisms. Naturschutz und Biologische Vielfalt. Ecological Society of Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Hannover, Germany 8-9 December 2003. ENDS 5
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Yes, you can put citrus peels in the compost. You may want to cut the bigger ones in smaller pieces to speed the decomposition.
Make sure you have enough low-nitrogen "browns" like dry leaves, wood chips, shredded paper or sawdust, etc. to add to all those nitrogen-rich items you listed.
It takes anywhere from a couple months to a year for compost to be ready, depending on the C:N ratio (browns and greens), moisture, frequency of turning, etc. Tinker with it, 3 months. Pile it up and let it rot, a year. :-]
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I heard that you should allow citrus peel to develop a mold first. Fresh citrus, if i'm not mistaken, deters certain worms that aid in decomposition. If what i was told is correct, after a mold has developed on the rind, this shouldn't be an issue. i have a planter beside the compost bin that i just throw oranges in. I would love to know if others have heard this.
That may be true on the mold thing, but they will decompose either way. We've been composting food waste at my office building - 5-10 lb per day for 12 years - and a lot of citrus peels go in there. We turn once after 6 months, and bag up finished compost after another 6 months. It's very nice and nary a peel.
No, pine needles are a bit acidic but they (and any weak organic acids) will degrade towards neutral in the composting process. Ashes don't hurt if you have them, just use sparingly. Maybe a quart in a cubic yard pile. They have very high pH and it's the mineral type rather than organic.
I grind up fresh lemon and orange peels everyday in my food processor. I usually add a banana peel and any old vegetables that would end up in the disposer. I used to throw the moldy peels away, but I shall start adding those, too. I noticed that they turn moldy anyway in the wet soil. Speaking of which, I soak the peels into the ground so it doesn't harden on the surface, but I heard that the dried and caked peels would keep inch worms away from roses. I began this process because I felt it was an efficient way to recycle and perhaps enrich the soil, and it couldn't hurt the plants. I began adding Epson salts and cider vinegar to the brew. I must say that it smells absolutely wonderful and I have been complimented on the scents of the garden.
I always get a chuckle when folks wonder whether moldy or otherwise decomposing food items can be composted. Compost is supposed rot! The stuff just has a head start! LOL
I've heard citrus peels can be irritating to worms in a worm bin, but I would not worry about them at all in an outdoor compost pile.
Hi. Thanks for the question. My garden has a deep earthy scent, for the scents of the lemons and oranges quickly dissipates with time. I want to add also that this fresh compost goes directly into my hydrangeas where it occasionally gets mixed with a quart of ground coffee beans, and wow, does it give it a fabulous iridescent pink, purple and blue color!


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The August ISM Manufacturing Survey rose 0.3 to 55.7 exceeding
the trade estimate of 53.8. The data sets a positive tone for the
economic outlook. Digging deeper, the August ISM production index
did ease 2.6 to 62.4, but remains elevated. The production
index has not posted back to back reading above 60.0 since the
February and March 2011.
Production and profits:
The production index shows a strong relationship to the
direction of industrial sector profits. The graphic
following displays the relationship between the ISM production
index (quarterly average) and the year over year growth rate in
industrial sector earnings per share as calculated by
Zacks. The ISM production index tends to lead growth in
industrial sector profits by roughly 2 quarters. The
graphic displays the relationship.
The ISM production index has averaged 60.3 over the past 3
months. The June, July, and August readings are 53.4, 65.0,
and 62.4 respectively. Looking to the end of Q3 2013,
average for the three months to September may get a boost as the
53.4 rolls off the calculation of the average.
The ISM states that a reading in its production index above
51.2 tends to be consistent with an increase in the Federal
Reserve's industrial production index. Given the strong
reading in the ISM production index, industrial production should
record solid growth.
Inventories look supportive to production:
In theory, the production picture is supported by relatively
lean inventories. The customer inventory index in the ISM
fell 5.0 to 42.4 with customer inventories seen too low in 10
industries and too high in just 1 industry. Companies
appear cautious about business activity, and the hand to mouth
psychology could reduce the downside risk to economic growth -
there are few signs of excess. However, the situation in
the Middle East may keep companies in a cautious state and
provide offset to this favorable set up.
A ratio of the ISM inventory index to ISM shipment index has
been falling in recent months. This suggests that the growth in
shipments has been rising faster than the growth in inventories.
This hints that the manufacturing sector is not building excess
and production is low or in line with final demand - a favorable
sign for future output and profitability.
Market implications:
The SPDR Industrial Sector ETF (
) is a direct play on the industrial sector. The sector has
been correcting in line with the S&P 500 since making a high
on August 2
The industrial sector has been ignoring the slowdown in profit
growth up until recently. As industrial profits flattened,
the sector ran higher with the general market helped by the Fed's
QE program and general stock market strength. The
trade has also been expecting a sharp rebound in industrial
sector profits in 2014. According to the Zacks Consensus, 2014
profits for the sector are expected to rise nearly 16.1% compared
to 2013. Bottom line: PE ratio expansion has supported
prices in the industrial sector.
The ratio of the price of the XLI to the Zacks earnings per
share calculation for the industrial sector has risen from 14.6
in the quarter ending June 2012 to an estimated 17.9 for the
quarter ending September 2013. The ratio, a proxy for a
price to earnings ratio, is near the average seen since late 1998
and comfortably below the peaks seen in the last 1990's, 2004 and
2010. A sell off in the industrial sector would open up
some value for the sector.
Given the unease over the events in the Middle East,
uncertainty over U.S. fiscal policy (debt ceiling politics), and
likely QE taper, the industrial sector may be vulnerable to macro
noise which creates an opportunity for those looking for improved
profit growth into 2014.
The weekly chart of the XLI displays signs of support off the
March/April 2013 highs in the $42.00 area and an additional level
of potential support in the $37 area off the 2011 and 2012
The strength in the August ISM production index argues for
improved profit growth in the industrial sector. Those
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or stocks in the industrial sector to capitalize on the favorable
set up. Graham Corporation (
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industrial sector and are individual names worth examining.
A correction in the industrial sector linked to macro "noise"
could provide the opportunity for an attractive entry point for
playing a profit recovery in 2014.
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What Is Truth? Akira Kurosawa's Rashomon Suggests It All Depends Upon Your Point of View
What is reality, anyway? (Lily Tomlin once called it "a collective hunch.")
That question is explored through the aftermath of a violent crime in Akira Kurosawa's 1950 film Rashomon, screening on Sunday, October 14, 2012, at 1:30 p.m. at the Plaza Branch as part of the Movies That Matter film series.
Introductory and closing remarks are provided by Robert W. Butler, for more than 40 years film critic of The Kansas City Star and now a member of the Library's public affairs staff.
Rashomon, the first Japanese film to gain widespread acceptance in the West, is set in feudal Japan. A samurai has been murdered and his wife raped. But during the trial of the perpetrator we hear four wildy contradictory reports of what happened.
The fragile wife says one thing, the preening criminal (Toshiro Mifune in the role that made him an international star) another. The ghost of the dead husband, speaking through a medium, offers a third version. And contradicting everyone is a woodcutter who saw it all unfold.
Whom are we to believe? And can we ever really know the "truth"?
With Rashomon Kurosawa took his place as one of the world's great filmmakers. In his half-century career he made more than 30 movies, including masterpieces like The Seven Samurai, Ikiru, Yojimbo, Ran, The Hidden Fortress, and Throne of Blood.
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Still no resolution to Arizona Cardinals QB competition
Ryan Lindley will start for the Cardinals Thursday against the Denver Broncos.
It will be the last game he starts for a while.
Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt said Monday he has not yet made a decision on who the team's starting quarterback will be Week 1 against Seattle, thereby prolonging one of the more intriguing and frustrating story lines of camp.
Who will it be, Kevin Kolb or John Skelton? It appears they have just about wrapped up making their respective cases, as neither is expected to play in the team's preseason finale in large part because Denver is not expected to play its starters much.
"As far as evaluation of the quarterbacks, in trying to make it a level playing field as for the number of reps and who they're playing against, I don't know how much that would serve with John or Kevin out of this game," Whisenhunt said.
Instead the Cardinals will continue to take a look at the two in practice this week, and while Whisenhunt said he knows there are a lot of people looking for an answer, he simply does not have one at this time.
"I still think we have opportunities to evaluate the players and we're going to do that," he said. "And when we feel like we've made a decision we'll let you know."
So Lindley, a sixth-round pick out of San Diego State, will get the start, with Richard Bartel also seeing time in the game. The head coach made sure to let everyone know that there is nothing the rookie could do to supplant either of the two front runners.
Along with Lindley, running back William Powell and linebacker Reggie Walker are set to play a substantial amount of snaps, with the coaching staff hoping to see more of players who have done well this preseason.
"One of the knocks that you hear about those type of players is you don't get a chance to see them with your good players or against good players," Whisenhunt said. "So this is an opportunity for us, in a situation like this with a fifth preseason game, where we're going to get a chance to evaluate them with our good players against some of Denver's starters."
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2005 Audi TT Coupe Quattro Review
Stylish, economical given performance, comfortable, great features, secure handling. Affordable used car buy (initially, anyway). Those back seats have real utility, extra storage, and once you get back there, pretty comfortable for normal-sized people. Good room under the hatchback too.
Had a long and and expensive list of repairs. Not reliable enough to serve as my go-to-work car.
Stylish To A Fault, But Make Sure You Get A Reliable One...can Be Expensive. — I bought the car used, with around 50K miles. I'd researched the maintenance history, check CARFAX, and had a local German car specialist do a pre-purchase inspection. The car was beautiful to look at, had a wonderful interior...styled like a piece of art that actually functioned well. What looked like metal, really was. Great leather...just a cool place to be. I liked having a four cylinder for the gas mileage, but the turbo gave enough power when needed. Likewise, I liked having the quattro for poor weather commuting as well. All that said, every time I turned around I had another sound, idiot light, fluid leak, or burp that sent me back to the repair shop. And nothing proved cheap. Wheel bearings, window regulators, instrument panel switches, just a series of stuff that should have been nickel and dime but were several hundred bucks a shot....and that's with me shopping parts off the internet...my mechanic (now much richer), an Audi specialist, said they're good cars but can be fragile, they just don't take to hard use. I suspect one of the previous three owners had thrashed the reliability right out of it. The charm wore off after 6 months and I sold the car. Just one of those relationships that looked better from a distance. If you can find a one-owner, perfectly tended TT...go for it, otherwise, prepare to open that wallet for repairs.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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2005 Audi TT Roadster Review
Head turner
Great Roadster, Quattro Handles Like None Other, Paddle Shifting Is Quick. — Performance - Superb acceleration, braking, handling Build Quality - never needed repairs, no squeaks/rattles Appearance - both interior and exterior styling is fantastic.....looks just like the add in most car magazines Cost of Ownership - good gas mileage,low maintenance Fun Factor - this car fun to drive!
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
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2005 Audi TT Roadster Review
Nice Car To Cruise The Coastline. — Beautiful, nice interior with the extensive use of alluminium. Seats and the suspension are really hard, the backrest is not really adjustable. A number of issues with the electronics: driving lights, cd- changer, folding roof. The 6-speed automatic is really slow and rubbish.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
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2005 Audi TT Roadster Review
Valueable, Quality, Interiour,
Consumption, Motorsound, Trunksize
Very Nice Roadster, But Limited Suitability For All-day-use — Check the review of the coupe. Additionally the roadster has actually no trunk which is more or less normal in this class, but still there are positive exceptions to find. Beside that it is a great car for weekendtrips and to show off with, but still with an image of understatement. Windsituation inside is absolutely OK and with wind deflector nothing to complain about. Rooftop worked well and quick.
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2000 Audi TT Reviews
Love This Little Car... Great In The Snow.. Just Fun All Around
it's been a great little car that I enjoyed very muchand there's not much it won't do. just a fun sporty good time Audi knows how to build them. this is my first Audi and probably will not be my last ... Read More
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Great car to keep the commute to work interesting. Like all Audis it is exceptionally well made and designed to actually be worked on by somebody that doesn't have arms like a monkey and hands like ... Read More
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Unique, Fun Roadster With Lots Of Creature-comforts And Timeless Design
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LOVE it! this car is so much fun to drive and as far as the convertible top, it almost has no road noise. I;m sure the Bose stereo system helps drown out whatever small noise could creep in while too... Read More
2002 Audi TT Reviews
2002 Audi Tt Quattro
Really fun car to drive. Great maneuverability. Easy to park. Great looks. Comfortable. Quattro is great in wet, snow or icy conditions. The six speed manual gearbox is easy to shift after you figure... Read More
Fun In The Sun
This is a great little sports car. Suprisingly roomy. It has a simple interior but lots of features that surprise you. I have never driven a car that handles as well as this one does in the snow, ice ... Read More
2003 Audi TT Reviews
Fun, Fun, Fun...if You Can Afford It.
This car has great looks and gets a lot of compliments. It's stylish and sleek. It's AWD and low profile give great grip especially when getting up highway ramps when the turbo blows in to get you to ... Read More
Cutest Tt Around!
I always wanted a TT...she was my dream. I have loved having her and never felt more protected than being in her hands. Unfortunately, moving from California to Idaho has changed the circumstances w... Read More
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Hello - I'm new to this site so pardon me if this is not the right forum for this question. I have to decide tomorrow whether to take a nice one bedroom apartment (in Phila, PA) but have budget concerns as I have never paid for heat before. Is there any way to estimate the heat bill? Electric bill? It's a small 1 br with radiator, gas heat and there are new windows in the apt if that's helpful. I do spend a lot of time at home. Also, someone suggested I get space heaters to help -- anyone have a good, safe suggestion for that as well? Many thanks for any guidance.
When I resided in Canada (now in USA) I rented a 1 bedroom apart. I called up the heating (my heating was electric)company, and gave them the address and they were able to tell me how much the past tenants average heating bill was!! Then I had 2 options--Pay what the actual months usage was,OR they would estimate (going on past usage) and I would pay a fixed amount each month, and then at the end of the yr, if I was under, they would credit my account or I was over, I would have to fork over more $$$. I went with the first option. Was a good thing too, because I must have used a lost less heat (electricity) than past residents. As well ask the Aprt manager. If I was near the complex, and saw a resident outside, I would introduce myself as a possible future tenant and ask how much approx do they spend on heat/gas. Cheers
Space heaters use a lot of electricity. The radiator is more efficient. When I lived in a small apt., the electric heating basically doubled my electric bill during the winter months (and I was never warm enough). Modern windows in the apt. will also help retain the heat and you can get insulating drapes as well. Hopefully your utility providers can help you plan your costs and allow you to make average or pro-rated payments if you think that will be easier. Good luck.
I've never used the pro-rated type of payment, and I would be concerned about overpaying. Regardless of the payment plan you choose, some utilities occasionally estimate your usage instead of charging you for your actual usage.
It's more a question of your personal budgeting style: are you OK with a big sticker shock during certain months?
The Canadian government is planning some kind of financial assistance for low-income homeowners to deal with the huge increases in heating costs expected this year. Perhaps other countries/states are offering such help.
I have voluntarily used what my utility company calls "Levelized Billing" for several years. They take your last year's usage and divide it by 11 and that is your monthly bill. When they "settle" up in November, I usually have a credit balance equal to that month's bill and don't have to pay that month and any left over credit after that carries over to the next month even though I begin to pay the levelized amount again. It works out great since it's near Christmas and not having to pay a utility bill then comes in handy. It works for me since all utility services including cable & internet are provided by the city and come on one bill.


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elephant has an higher chance of getting on the first index than dog. Dog has an higher chance than cat and so on. For example, in this particular example elephant could have a chance of 40% in getting in the 1st position, 30% of getting on the 2nd position, 20% on getting on 3rd and 10% getting on last.
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BATON ROUGE, La. -- LaSondra Barrett scored 11 points and LSU (No. 21 ESPN/USA Today, No. 20 AP) beat Georgetown (No. 16 ESPN/USA Today, No. 14 AP) 51-40 on Wednesday night.Barrett, who also had eight rebounds, made five of six foul shots to help the Lady Tigers pull away over the final 3½ minutes. Destiny Hughes added 10 points, three rebounds and two assists.Tia Magee had 12 points during another rough game for the Hoyas (1-2), who shot 24 percent from the field and committed 23 turnovers. Sugar Rodgers went 4 for 20 to finish with 10 points.Georgetown shot 33 percent from the field during Sunday's 72-53 loss at Maryland.LSU (2-0) also struggled offensively, shooting 34 percent and committing 26 turnovers. But it put together a 6-0 spurt after the Hoyas pulled within four late in the game. Courtney Jones had a free throw and a field goal, while Barrett made three foul shots during the key stretch.The Hoyas' only points in the last 3½ minutes came on a 3-pointer by Magee. Two free throws by Taylor Turnbow and Barrett completed the scoring for LSU.Georgetown used a 6-0 run to tie it at 32 with 13:58 left in the game. Adria Crawford, Rubylee Wright and Magee scored on three straight possessions for the Hoyas. The Lady Tigers regained the lead on a field goal by Adrienne Webb.
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New businesses keep CentrePort growing
DTZ Barnicke Winnipeg president Martin McGarry is eager to put up 'For Sale' signs on 100 acres of land that is part of phase three of Brookside Industrial Park West and CentrePort Canada.
McGarry, whose company specializes in commercial real estate and property management, said the 55 acres of property that were part of phase two sold out about six months ago.
Construction is underway on businesses in the second phase of the development. However, development of phase three is on hold until an agreement on sewer and water service is worked out between the RM of Rosser and City of Winnipeg.
Rosser reeve Frances Smee said discussions between the city and RM are continuing. Smee said the municipality is anxious for the next phase of the commercial development to begin.
"When we get the agreement in place, we'll go forward," she said.
McGarry said large serviced lots in other parts of Brookside Industrial Park have sold quickly compared to other industrial property located in Winnipeg and surrounding areas.
"Shovel-ready land is very valuable," he said.
Making the property even more desirable is the fact it is located within CentrePort, a tri-modal inland port with easy access to rail, road and air transportation systems, which offers trade zone savings to foreign investors.
"No one else in Canada would have this type of designation," McGarry said.
Fort Garry Fire Trucks is one of seven companies currently building on land in phase two of Brookside Industrial Park West. Its new 50,000-sq. ft. building will allow the company to improve production of its custom-built vehicles, said president Rick Suche. The increased production wouldn't be possible at the company's current factory on Inkster Boulevard.
"To remain competitive, we need to create lean manufacturing," he said. "This is where our new facility comes in."
Located on the north side of Brookside Boulevard, the business park is gradually filling up with new businesses. The Rosedale Group, an international company that specializes in transportation, storage and distribution of flooring materials, opened the doors to its new 40,000-sq. ft. building last year after relocating from a leased space.
Regional manager Chris Lerm said the new location provides the company with room to grow and plenty of storage space. As more companies move into the area, he foresees the opportunity for additional business.
"There's future potential to do business," he said.
C & T Rentals' new 10,000-sq. ft. building is located down the road from the Rosedale Group. It is the equipment and tool rental company's third location.
"We outgrew the two locations we had," said general manager Ed Dwyer, adding the new location gives the company room to expand its aerial lift inventory.
Dwyer said all the construction happening as part of CentrePort means many of those companies could eventually become his customers.
"You've got to be where the action is," he said.
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If I were to bring 2 rag quilts (for the trail run prizes) do you think you could help me clip some seams?
Valerie, you clip close to the seam to make the 'fringe' instead of putting on a binding. My family loves them.
YES BEVERLY!!! I'll even bring my very own spring scissors. I have made so many raggedies I consider myself a pro and will be very happy to show anyone. The more helping the better as it does get the thumbs sore, mine anyway.
Sharon from my experience with the lint we maybe sitting on the front porch lol!!!!
My friends are the greatest. I can bring some spring loaded scissors. No special skills needed, just small clips every 1/4 inch or so along the seams so they "rag" when washed. If I make the last 2 rag quilts, I won't have to quilt and bind them. I can take them to the laundromat to wash and that will be it.
The Pine Tree quilts were a bit larger than I had planned and I won't have enough backing to do them the same. I went to the closest Hancocks today and they are out of the zig-zag fabric I used. Monday I will try to go to one a bit farther and see if they have any. If not I'll have to make do with what I have and they will just be different.


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Many people think they are allergic to bee stings because the area of the sting swells, sometimes quite a bit. Swelling from a sting is not an allergic reaction it's a normal reaction. You are being injected with venom and you will feel stinging, pain, and experience redness, swelling,warmness in the general area of the sting, and finally itchiness. The symptoms are confined to the general area of the sting or stings.
Allergic Reaction: This description is from "Honey Bee Biology and Beekeeping" written by Dewey Caron, and published by WICWAS Press
.If you are allergic the reaction is widespread, typically "generalized itching and hives throughout the body, especially on parts of the body other than the sting site. Generalized swelling, especially swelling in the neck or face regions and difficulty breathing are also indications of an allergy. Individuals may have a wheezing sound, like they are gagging or show hoarseness in speech.Dizzyness or drop in blood pressure may also occur... The most allergic response,Systemic Reaction, occurs immediately and usually includes loss of conciousness. Such a reaction can be expected to occur in less than 1% of the population but this sting reaction may be fatal. The Large Local Reaction form of allergic reaction is less life threatening though complications like excessive swelling in the throat can cut off breathing." The treatment depends on the reaction. An oral antihistamine such as benadryl will usually help in the case of a large local reaction. For a systemic reaction adrenaline in the form of an Epipen is usually prescribed. Someone who is allergic should carry benadryl and an epipen at all times.
I get this statement soooooo often!!! I am allergic!
When I ask where is your EPI pen 99% dont know what I am talking about,and another 50% tell me that it is in my truck, tackle box ect ect and some will pull it out of their pocket, they are the SMART ONES!!