Chute to kill

Article Abstract:

A short description on skydiving, a sport, which is less dangerous that rock fishing has made, advances in its technology with reliable canopies, and devices that automatically opens the parachute at specific altitudes. Despite this advances small errors in handling could injure or kill and experts still recommend it as safer than driving as driving killed 8.2 people per 1,00,000 in Australia during 2003 and skydiving by comparison killed 2.8 deaths per 3,00,000 jumps.

Evaluation, Accidents, Skydiving

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I can't believe it's not chicken

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A discussion on the issue as to why most non-vegetarian food tastes like chicken is presented. Dr Ciaran Forde, a researcher at Food Science Australia offers an explanation that when the taste of the food being eaten cannot be identified, then one would associate it with a familiar taste and usually it is chicken as people are more familiar with its taste.

Sensory evaluation, Food research

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Time off: Beemer me up

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The BMW driver-training course is detailed. The training starts for $595 for level 1 advanced training and the first course was run in Germany in 1976 and it includes five levels and specialized courses for X5 4WD owners, M3 pilots and mini drivers.

Personnel administration, Drivers (Vehicles), Transit and Ground Passenger Transportation, Local and Suburban Transportation, Training, Motor vehicle drivers, Automobile drivers, Automobile driver education, Driver education

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