Acrylamide

Article Abstract:

Research indicates there perhaps is a correlation between french fries and cancer. The magazine asks important figures for their response to the findings. The figures are Jorgen Schlundt, Terry Farr, Phil Philips and Dr. Rafe Bundy. At issue is Swedish scientists' discovery of high degrees of acrylamide, believed to be a strong carcinogen, in certain baked and fried foods, including french fries.

Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences, Science & research, Research and Testing Services, All Other Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing, Industrial Organic Chemicals, Cancer & Cell R&D, Acrylamides, Health aspects, Research, Cancer research, Oncology, Experimental, Acrylamide, Fried food, Fried foods

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Kiwi to success

Article Abstract:

New Zealand a country known for its natural scenic beauty as much as its fruit received a shot in the arm after the release of the movie, The Lord of the Rings, which was shot there. Tourism officials want to take advantage of this boost and are going all out to lure visitors and they are also improving facilities for many more film crew to shoot in the country.

International Affairs, New Zealand, Travel Promotion (Govt), Description and travel, Travel industry, Sales promotions, Tourism promotion

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The Great Sexperiment

Article Abstract:

The Great Sexperiment is an interactive exhibition created by Technopolis, Belgium, to decide which is the stronger sex. The exhibition opened in September 2002 and moved to Museon Den Haag, the Netherlands after a year.

Belgium, Exhibitions

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