That does create a problem, it's a very small reduction. We are not happy.

The reduction from 21.6 to 21.3 is not a reduction that means much of anything. It's glacial. I've never met .3 of a child. We need to reduce the class size from approximately 22 down to 17.

It is making a difference on the supply of pigs in Eastern Canada, particularly Ontario and Quebec. We're beginning to wonder about our ability to compete with our American hog-producer counterparts.

The price reduction is not as great as what GM has made it out to be. They are squeezing the dealers.

A major problem is that herbal extracts are not patentable. Therefore, if a manufacturer - most of them are rather small - invests huge amounts of money in clinical research on an extract, his competitors can easily use this research for their products, too.

Even a small reduction in errors and rework can have a significant impact.