michael vaughan , who is favourite to become england 's cricket supremo , was quick to condemn the openers after west indies got them both out early on . by . emma lowe . published : . 16:38 est , 30 september 2013 . | . with jonathan trott out without scoring in the first over and captain alastair cook failing again vaughan said : ` their footwork and their mindset has been about looking to survive rather than getting on top . ' updated : . 16:52 est , 30 september 2013 . disgruntled : barry norman claims to have seen more than 12,000 films - and today 's do n't match up . he claims to have seen more than 12,000 movies in his lifetime as a film critic . but yesterday barry norman branded films today ` special effect ideas ' not stories . geoff boycott was also critical of the pair , saying : ` opening batsmen are supposed to face the new ball when it 's doing a little bit . if you ca n't play that , you 're in the wrong job . ' michael vaughan criticised the footwork and mindset of england 's top order for just looking to survive . jonathan trott was out for a duck on his return to the test match side in antigua . people who only consume organic products could be suffering from ` chemophobia ' and missing out on nutrients found in modern foods . do you only eat organic food and think microwave meals are ` toxic ' ? if so , you could be suffering from chemophobia - an ` irrational ' fear of chemicals - and missing out on nutrients found in modern food . u.s. researchers have warned that instead of avoiding pesticides and dioxins , people should be more concerned about natural bacteria , fungi and pathogens . they found millions of people are scared of eating unnatural substances , but low doses of natural and synthetic chemicals used in meals pose no risk to people 's health . the report , by dartmouth college in the u.s. which is published in the journal food security , argues that low doses of chemicals in modern meals are ` typically harmless and highly beneficial . ' it also says that the word ` chemical ' has unfairly negative connotations . the 80-year-old criticised the film industry claiming they made films for people with the attention span of ` fruit flies ' . speaking at the henley literary festival today mr norman told how great films require ` great plots ' but that too many today fall into the trap of ` crash , bang , wallop effects . ' he said summer blockbusters in particular often used expensive effects for action scenes which end up amounting to nothing put great explosions of short lived excitement . mr norman said : ` too many films are made for a generation with the attention span of fruit flies . ` i heard a depressing fact that films today are made for the 15 year-old to 18 year-old audience , who are there for the quick thrill and the fast affects . alastair cook was clean bowled by kemar roach for 11 as england struggled on the first morning . former fast bowler bob willis said : ` england 's top three looked constipated and need a good dose of syrup of figs . ' ` you see them emerge from the cinema unengaged dragging their arms - i joke - but they are n't charged up . they have had a short lived burst of excitement . ` you ca n't make a film on an idea you need a great story but sadly a lot of films today are made on special effects and the ` crash , bang , wallop ' effect . study author and chemistry professor gordon gribble , said : ` most people do n't know they are routinely exposed to a host of compounds in non-toxic concentrations in what they eat and drink each day . ` even the air they breathe -- whether in big cities or the countryside -- is full of naturally occurring and synthetic chemicals , including wine ` aroma , ' flower ` bouquet , ' perfume ` fragrance , ' bakery ` smell ' and the ` stench ' of rubbish bins . ' however , he said the chemicals are not inhaled in a large enough quantities to affect humans ' health . many of the same compounds found in . west indies ' early success after putting england into bat appeared at that stage to make a mockery of the comment by colin graves , the new england and wales cricket board chairman , who labelled the opposition ` mediocre ' . ` we are at an age where people go to the cinema and they want dialogue and that is a shame . ` often with these blockbuster films there is lots of shooting , lots of effects , lots of car chases and explosions and not very much substance . ' mr norman , a former fleet street journalist , began presenting the bbc programme film in 1972 . in 1988 he accepted a job offer with bskyb where he remained for three years . discussing his memoir novel about his late wife diana narracott at the festival mr norman joked about their early years of marriage . the former gossip columnist met his journalist wife when they were both reporting on moscow state circus in 1956 visiting london . the pair were married within the first year of dating . simplistic : the recent diana film , starring naomi watts , has been panned as ` safe ' and ` simplistic ' ticket-sellers : box office hit action films like white house down are the lifeblood of hollywood these days . pesticides are made naturally by plants , animals and humans ` for their . own defensive purposes , ' according to professor gribble . the report , by dartmouth college in the u.s. argues low doses of chemicals in modern meals are ` typically harmless and highly beneficial . ' it also says the word ` chemical ' has unfairly negative connotations . professor gribble cited the example of halogen . compounds , which many people - even many scientists - assume are all . uniquely man-made poisons found in dioxins , polychlorinated biphenyls . -lrb- pcbs -rrb- and the pesticide ddt . but he said thousands of halogen compounds . are part of our natural environment made by plants , . animals and even humans for their own defensive purposes . some species . even use organohalogens , which contain carbon along with chlorine , . bromine , iodine or fluorine , to mount chemical offensives against . he said : ` now-a-days people meet each other , move in together and sort of get on with it . back in my day it was all much more formal than that . ` so when we moved in together after getting married i 'm not sure we really liked each other . we definitely were n't happy for the first year , the first two years for her . ` we had to get used to living with each other before throwing in the towel ... in some ways young people today have the right idea . encroaching competitors . while the report says that some beneficial chemicals are found in modern food , it does not suggest swapping fresh vegetables for microwave meals but instead eating a varied diet to avoid exposure to harmful concentrations of chemicals . he said : ` food regulators should focus not on pesticides , antibiotics and dioxins but on pathogens , bacteria and fungi , which each year cause millions of cases of food-borne infections in the united states that result in hospitalisation or death . ' professor gribble recommends that people eat ' a diverse diet to minimise their exposure to harmful concentrations of chemicals . ' he said food is peppered with natural compounds such as organohalogens , dioxins , aflatoxins and many others . ` food is chemistry beyond our immediate control , including those synthetic chemicals that are deemed to be artificial and should not be found in ` safe ' food . ` the word ` chemical ' became a dirty word despite the fact that everything we see , smell and touch is chemical . ' the 80-year-old former fleet street journalist was speaking at henley literary festival earlier today . ` but i think the key to happy marriage is space . diana loved her sailing and i loved my cricket . she would go off on boats and i would spend the day at lords and we would tell each other everything in the evening . ` of course we were both writers we had a huge amount in common but having our own things kept it ticking over . ' mr norman was invited to speak at the festival following the launch of his book ` see you in the morning ' which tells the life story of his late wife who passed away two years ago .
u.s. scientists said some people suffer from an irrational fear of chemicals when low doses used in meals pose no risk to human health . researchers from dartmouth college warned people to be more mindful of natural bacteria , fungi and pathogens than avoiding pesticides and dioxins . they recommend eating a varied diet , including modern food , to minimise exposure to harmful concentrations of natural and man-made chemicals .
that films today are made for the 15 year-old to 18 year-old audience , who are there for the quick thrill and the fast affects . alastair cook was clean bowled by kemar roach for 11 as england struggled on the first morning . former fast bowler bob willis said : ` england 's top three looked constipated and need a good dose of syrup of figs . ' ` you see them emerge from the cinema unengaged dragging their arms - i joke - but they are n't charged up . they have had a short lived burst of excitement . ` you ca n't make a film on an idea you need a great story but sadly a lot of films today are made on special effects and the ` crash , bang , wallop ' effect . study author and chemistry professor gordon gribble , said : ` most people do n't know they are routinely exposed to a host of compounds in non-toxic concentrations in what they eat and drink each day . ` even the air they breathe -- whether in big cities or the countryside -- is full of naturally occurring and synthetic chemicals , including wine ` aroma , ' flower ` bouquet , ' perfume ` fragrance , ' bakery ` smell ' and the ` stench ' of rubbish bins . ' however , he said the chemicals are not inhaled in a large enough quantities to affect humans ' health . many of the same compounds college in the u.s. argues low doses of chemicals in modern meals are ` typically harmless and highly beneficial . ' it also says the word ` chemical ' has unfairly negative connotations . professor gribble cited the example of halogen . compounds , which many people - even many scientists - assume are all . uniquely man-made poisons found in dioxins , polychlorinated biphenyls . -lrb- pcbs -rrb- and the pesticide ddt . but he said thousands of halogen compounds . are part of our natural environment made by plants , . animals and even humans for their own defensive purposes . some species . even use organohalogens , which contain carbon along with chlorine , . bromine , iodine or fluorine , to mount chemical offensives against . he said : ` now-a-days people meet each other , move in together and sort of get on with it . back in my day it was all much more formal than that . ` so when we moved in together after getting married i 'm not sure we really liked each other . we definitely were n't happy for the first year , the first two years for her . ` we had to get used to living with each other before throwing in the towel ... in some ways young people today have the right idea . encroaching competitors . while the report says that some beneficial chemicals are found in modern food , it does not suggest swapping fresh vegetables for microwave meals but instead eating a varied diet to avoid exposure to harmful concentrations of chemicals . he said : ` food regulators should focus not on pesticides , antibiotics and dioxins but on pathogens , bacteria and fungi , which each year cause millions of cases of food-borne infections in the united states that result in hospitalisation or death . ' professor gribble recommends that people eat ' a diverse diet to minimise their exposure to harmful concentrations of chemicals . ' he said food is peppered with natural compounds such as organohalogens , dioxins , aflatoxins and many others . ` food is chemistry beyond our immediate control , including those synthetic chemicals that are deemed to be artificial and should not be found in ` safe ' food . ` the word ` chemical ' became a dirty word despite the fact that everything we see , smell and touch is chemical . ' the 80-year-old former fleet street journalist was speaking at henley literary festival earlier today . ` but i think the key to happy marriage is space . diana loved her sailing and i loved my cricket . she would go off on boats and i would spend the day at lords and we would tell each other everything in the evening . ` of course we were both writers we had a huge amount in common but having our own things kept it ticking over . ' mr norman was invited to speak at the festival following the launch of his book ` see you in the morning ' which tells the life story of his late wife who passed away two years ago .
a film critic . but yesterday barry norman branded films today ` special effect ideas ' not stories . geoff boycott was also critical of the pair , saying : ` opening batsmen are supposed to face the new ball when it 's doing a little bit . if you ca n't play that , you 're in the wrong job . ' michael vaughan criticised the footwork and mindset of england 's top order for just looking to survive . jonathan trott was out for a duck on his return to the test match side in antigua . people who only consume organic products could be suffering from ` chemophobia ' and missing out on nutrients found in modern foods . do you only eat organic food and think microwave meals are ` toxic ' ? if so , you could be suffering from chemophobia - an ` irrational ' fear of chemicals - and missing out on nutrients found in modern food . u.s. researchers have warned that instead of avoiding pesticides and dioxins , people should be more concerned about natural bacteria , fungi and pathogens . they found millions of people are scared of eating unnatural substances , but low doses of natural and synthetic chemicals used in meals pose no risk to people 's health . the report , by dartmouth college in the u.s. which is published in the journal food security , argues that low doses of chemicals in modern meals are ` typically harmless and highly beneficial . effects and the ` crash , bang , wallop ' effect . study author and chemistry professor gordon gribble , said : ` most people do n't know they are routinely exposed to a host of compounds in non-toxic concentrations in what they eat and drink each day . ` even the air they breathe -- whether in big cities or the countryside -- is full of naturally occurring and synthetic chemicals , including wine ` aroma , ' flower ` bouquet , ' perfume ` fragrance , ' bakery ` smell ' and the ` stench ' of rubbish bins . ' however , he said the chemicals are not inhaled in a large enough quantities to affect humans ' health . many of the same compounds college in the u.s. argues low doses of chemicals in modern meals are ` typically harmless and highly beneficial . ' it also says the word ` chemical ' has unfairly negative connotations . professor gribble cited the example of halogen . compounds , which many people - even many scientists - assume are all . uniquely man-made poisons found in dioxins , polychlorinated biphenyls . -lrb- pcbs -rrb- and the pesticide ddt . but he said thousands of halogen compounds . are part of our natural environment made by plants , . animals and even humans for their own defensive purposes . some species . even use organohalogens , which contain carbon along with chlorine , . bromine , iodine or fluorine , to mount chemical offensives against . he said : ` now-a-days people meet each other , move in together and sort of get on with it . back in my day it was all much more formal than that . ` so when we moved in together after getting married i 'm not sure we really liked each other . we definitely were n't happy for the first year , the first two years for her . ` we had to get used to living with each other before throwing in the towel ... in some ways young people today have the right idea . encroaching competitors . while the report says that some beneficial chemicals are found in modern food , it does not suggest swapping fresh vegetables for microwave meals but instead eating a varied diet to avoid exposure to harmful concentrations of chemicals . he said : ` food regulators should focus not on pesticides , antibiotics and dioxins but on pathogens , bacteria and fungi , which each year cause millions of cases of food-borne infections in the united states that result in hospitalisation or death . ' professor gribble recommends that people eat ' a diverse diet to minimise their exposure to harmful concentrations of chemicals . ' he said food is peppered with natural compounds such as organohalogens , dioxins , aflatoxins and many others . ` food is chemistry beyond our immediate control , including those synthetic chemicals that are deemed to be artificial and should not be found in ` safe ' food . ` the word ` chemical ' became a dirty word despite the fact that everything we see , smell and touch is chemical . ' the 80-year-old former fleet street journalist was speaking at henley literary festival earlier today . ` but i think the key to happy marriage is space . diana loved her sailing and i loved my cricket . she would go off on boats and i would spend the day at lords and we would tell each other everything in the evening . ` of course we were both writers we had a huge amount in common but having our own things kept it ticking over . ' mr norman was invited to speak at the festival following the launch of his book ` see you in the morning ' which tells the life story of his late wife who passed away two years ago .
michael vaughan, who favourite become england 's cricket supremo quick condemn the openers west indies got them both out early by. emma lowe. published :. 16:38 est, 30. |. with jonathan trott out without scoring over and captain alastair cook failing again vaughan said : ` their footwork and their mindset has about looking survive rather on. ' updated :. 16:52 est, 30. disgruntled : barry norman claims - today 's do n't match up. he claims as. but yesterday barry norman branded films today ` special effect ideas not stories. geoff boycott was also critical the pair, : ` opening batsmen supposed face the new ball when 's doing. if ca n't play that, 're in the wrong job ' michael vaughan criticised the footwork mindset england 's top order for just looking to survive. jonathan trott was out a duck on his return the test match side antigua. people only consume organic products could suffering ` chemophobia missing nutrients found modern foods. do only eat think microwave meals ` toxic if so, you could suffering chemophobia - an ` irrational ' fear chemicals missing nutrients found modern food. u.s. researchers have warned instead avoiding pesticides, people natural bacteria, fungi pathogens they found millions are scared eating unnatural substances, but low doses used meals pose people 's health. the report, by dartmouth college in which published the journal food security argues low doses chemicals modern meals ` typically harmless highly. ' it also says the word ` chemical unfairly negative connotations. the 80 criticised the film industry claiming made films people the attention span ` fruit flies. speaking at the henley literary festival today mr norman told how great films require ` great plots but too today fall crash, bang wallop effects ' he summer blockbusters in particular often used expensive effects for which end amounting put great explosions of short lived excitement. mr norman said : ` too many films a generation with the attention span fruit flies. ` i heard a depressing fact films today, who there the quick thrill the fast affects alastair cook was clean bowled kemar roach for 11 as england struggled on the first morning. former fast bowler bob willis said : ` england 's top three looked constipated need a good dose syrup of figs. ' ` you see them emerge the cinema unengaged dragging - i joke but n't charged up. they had a short lived burst excitement. ` you ca n't make a film on an idea need a great story but sadly a lot films today special effects the ` crash, bang, wallop ' effect. study author chemistry professor gordon gribble, said : ` most people do n't they routinely a host compounds what each. ` even the air they -- whether big cities full naturally and synthetic, including wine ` aroma ' flower ` bouquet ' bakery ` smell ' the ` stench rubbish bins ' however, he the chemicals inhaled a large enough quantities humans ' health. many the same compounds. west indies ' early success after putting england into bat appeared at that stage make a mockery the comment colin graves, the new england and wales cricket board chairman, who labelled the opposition ` mediocre ` we at people go dialogue that a shame. ` often with these blockbuster films there lots shooting, lots effects car chases not very much substance ' mr norman, a former fleet street journalist, began presenting the bbc programme film 1972. in 1988 he accepted with bskyb where remained. discussing his memoir novel about his late wife diana narracott at the festival mr norman joked their early years. the former gossip columnist met his journalist wife when reporting moscow state circus 1956 visiting london. the pair married within dating. simplistic : the recent diana film, starring naomi watts panned ` safe simplistic ticket : box office hit action films white house down are the lifeblood hollywood these. pesticides made naturally, animals ` for. own defensive purposes, ' according professor gribble the report, by dartmouth college in argues low doses chemicals modern meals ` typically harmless highly. ' it also says the word ` chemical has unfairly negative connotations. professor gribble cited halogen. compounds, which many people - even many scientists assume all. uniquely man-made poisons found dioxins. -lrb- pcbs and the pesticide ddt. but he said thousands halogen compounds. are part our natural environment made plants,. animals even humans for their own defensive purposes. some species. even use organohalogens, contain carbon along chlorine. bromine, iodine or to mount chemical offensives. he : ` now-a people meet, move sort back in my day it all much formal. ` so when moved together after getting i ' we really. we definitely were n't happy for, the two for her. ` we had get used living each before throwing... in some ways young people today. encroaching competitors. while the report some beneficial chemicals modern food, suggest swapping fresh vegetables microwave meals but eating to avoid exposure harmful concentrations he : ` food regulators focus not pesticides, antibiotics pathogens bacteria each year millions cases the united states that result hospitalisation ' professor gribble recommends people eat ' a diverse diet to their exposure harmful concentrations chemicals. ' he food peppered natural compounds such organohalogens many others ` food is chemistry beyond our immediate control, including those synthetic chemicals deemed artificial should found ` safe ' food ` the word ` chemical became despite everything see, ' the 80-year-old former fleet street journalist speaking henley literary festival earlier. ` but i the key happy marriage space. diana loved her sailing i my cricket. she would go off boats i spend lords and we tell in. ` of course both writers we in having our own things kept it ticking. ' mr norman was invited following ` see you which tells passed two.
that films today are made for the 15 year-old to 18 year-old audience , who are there for the quick thrill and the fast affects . alastair cook was clean bowled by kemar roach for 11 as england struggled on the first morning . former fast bowler bob willis said : ` england 's top three looked constipated and need a good dose of syrup of figs . ' ` you see them emerge from the cinema unengaged dragging their arms - i joke - but they are n't charged up . they have had a short lived burst of excitement . ` you ca n't make a film on an idea you need a great story but sadly a lot of films today are made on special effects and the ` crash , bang , wallop ' effect . study author and chemistry professor gordon gribble , said : ` most people do n't know they are routinely exposed to a host of compounds in non-toxic concentrations in what they eat and drink each day . ` even the air they breathe -- whether in big cities or the countryside -- is full of naturally occurring and synthetic chemicals , including wine ` aroma , ' flower ` bouquet , ' perfume ` fragrance , ' bakery ` smell ' and the ` stench ' of rubbish bins . ' however , he said the chemicals are not inhaled in a large enough quantities to affect humans ' health . many of the same compounds but instead eating a varied diet to avoid exposure to harmful concentrations of chemicals . he said : ` food regulators should focus not on pesticides , antibiotics and dioxins but on pathogens , bacteria and fungi , which each year cause millions of cases of food-borne infections in the united states that result in hospitalisation or death . ' professor gribble recommends that people eat ' a diverse diet to minimise their exposure to harmful concentrations of chemicals . ' he said food is peppered with natural compounds such as organohalogens , dioxins , aflatoxins and many others . ` food is chemistry beyond our immediate control , including those synthetic chemicals that are deemed to be artificial and should not be found in ` safe ' food . ` the word ` chemical ' became a dirty word despite the fact that everything we see , smell and touch is chemical . ' the 80-year-old former fleet street journalist was speaking at henley literary festival earlier today . ` but i think the key to happy marriage is space . diana loved her sailing and i loved my cricket . she would go off on boats and i would spend the day at lords and we would tell each other everything in the evening . ` of course we were both writers we had a huge amount in common but having our own things kept it ticking over . ' mr norman was invited to speak at the festival following the launch of his book ` see you in the morning ' which tells the life story of his late wife who passed away two years ago .
 The text discusses how modern films are made for a specific audience, typically between 15 and 18 years old. These films rely heavily on special effects, quick thrills, and fast-paced action to keep the audience engaged. However, this approach can lead to a lack of depth and substance in the storytelling. The article also touches on the topic of food additives and chemicals, citing a study that suggests many people are unknowingly exposed to harmful substances through their diet. A professor is quoted as saying that most people don't know what they're eating or drinking each day, and that even seemingly healthy foods can contain hidden dangers.