...The Caretaker wrote: Rudy Canoza wrote: Good article in Time magazine about buying organic vs. buying local: UK ...... Uh...okay. And...? WTF do Wal-Mart and Al Gore have to do with UK.transport? The local vs. organic issue is applicable to all market economies. Al...

... The Caretaker wrote: Rudy Canoza wrote: Good article in Time magazine about buying organic vs. buying local: UK ...... Uh...okay. And...? WTF do Wal-Mart and Al Gore have to do with UK.transport? The local vs. organic issue is applicable to all market economies. Al Gore...

...: The Caretaker wrote: Rudy Canoza wrote: Good article in Time magazine about buying organic vs. buying local: UK ...... Uh...okay. And...? WTF do Wal-Mart and Al Gore have to do with UK.transport? The local vs. organic issue is applicable to all market economies. Al Gore? ...

...wrote: The Caretaker wrote: Rudy Canoza wrote: Good article in Time magazine about buying organic vs. buying local: UK ...... Uh...okay. And...? WTF do Wal-Mart and Al Gore have to do with UK.transport? The local vs. organic issue is applicable to all market economies. Al Gore? -- The ...

The Caretaker wrote: Rudy Canoza wrote: The Caretaker wrote: Rudy Canoza wrote: Good article in Time magazine about buying organic vs. buying local: UK ...... Uh...okay. And...? WTF do Wal-Mart and Al Gore have to do with UK.transport? The local vs. organic issue is applicable to all market economies.

... always torn between choosing local vs. organic. Obviously the best choice...overturn government advice that eating organic food is no more than...choice. The study found that organic fruit and vegetables contained as...are no significant differences between organic and ordinary produce. Researchers grew...there being no difference between organic and conventional produce. "There is...

...%%@malloc.co.uk (Steve Firth) wrote: Albert Ross <spam@dev_null.com.invalid> wrote: Also like you I was something of a pyrotechnician. Yes and the local chemist never even batted an eyelid at orders for potassium permanganate, ammonium nitrate, saltpetre and various other oxidising agents. I even managed to get some picric acid on one occasion ...

...40:30 +0100, %%steve%%@malloc.co.uk (Steve Firth) wrote: Albert Ross <spam@dev_null.com.invalid> wrote: Also like you I was something of a pyrotechnician. Yes and the local chemist never even batted an eyelid at orders for potassium permanganate, ammonium nitrate, saltpetre and various other oxidising agents. I even managed to get some picric acid on one occasion and had fun...

... because they do not have that ingrained behaviour pattern for dangerous situations. As a consequence they can be less than properly safe when they do. Consider medical trainees handling pathogenic organisms (or people) and those where dangerous chemicals or heavy plant are not uncommon. People NEED to hurt themselves occasionally and need to be put in hazardous situations so that ...

...were another sedan parked next to my car, I could see through that car's windows to see if another vehicle was coming down the aisle. Astonishing. Mostly there are far more white vans in my local tesco carpark than large suv's, and these have solid sides all the way to the roof. Many are transit sized. Planning on banning them, too? Or just learning how to drive in and ...