There's always a little bit of this everywhere. This is a product of combustion, so there's some in the air. You've got to develop your lab so that you have ultra-clean techniques.

From the first smouldering taper to the elegant lanterns whose light reverberated around eighteenth-century courtyards and from the mild radiance of those lanterns to the unearthly glow of the sodium lamps that line the Belgian motorways, it has all been combustion. Combustion is the hidden principle behind every artefact we create. The making of a fish-hook, manufacture of a china cup, or production of a television programme, all depend on the same process of combustion. Like our bodies and like our desires, the machines we have devised are possessed of a heart which is slowly reduced to embers.

This area has a little bit of everybody from everywhere. So it's more of a cookbook to appeal to the masses. But with a Florida look to it.

Our bullpen is still up in the air. We have to batten down the hatches a little bit.

One product can get you on the map but it doesn't necessarily keep you on the map.

We're still way too full, but it does seem to be getting a little bit better,