If you people happen to make a trip down to MJC's School Library, you should have noticed a display table near the entrance of the library. What you have seen is Innovation Logic's Macs Museum. The Macs Museum comprises of two different sections, whereby one section is on fries from five different fast food outlets and the the other focuses on the top four popular burgers found in McDonald's.
Innovation Logic was first inspired after watching a video clip on the Long Lasting Fast Food experiment held in America in June 2007. [Link:Long Lasting Fast Food Credits:junsulovex] As this video was taken in the US, Innovation Logic hence was inquisitive to find out if the fast food in Singapore was also as unhealthy as it was in the United States. Thus, on the 24th January 2008, Wednesday, we went down to Ikea and Tampinese Mall to purchase our neccessary equipment, as well as the burgers and fries we were going to experiment on for the next few months.
The following photos will be on what we're done on the 24th January 2008. [Credits: Alvin and I]
Ikea: To buy our glass jars to contain the fast food.
Ikea: Our Initial Choice of Glass Jars - but "Aroma Sealing Lid" will not survive students' tampering with the jars. This lid is easiy removed.
Ikea: New choice of glass jar.
Ikea: Coming to a final decision of which jar to use.
MJC School Library: Transfering of the Fast Food into the Glass Jars.
MJC School Library: Labelling of the Jars.
MJC School Library: MAC Fries in Jar.
MJC School Library: Some Burgers and Fries.
MJC School Library: The Finished Display.
[MJC InnoLog : Keep It Simple, Stupid]
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