He updates museum-quality Neolithic vases by dipping them in candy-colored industrial paint.
There's also a dramatic piece of eye candy in the industrial designed main dining room where a temperature-controlled glassed-off wall of 3,500 wine bottles is accessed by a "Wine Angel," who is harnessed on a rope supported by a hydraulic system.
I used to cater parties out of an industrial cotton candy machine.
The faintly revolting sight of four tons of melted chocolate dripping down a white wall infused Sunday night's Opening Ceremony show with an odd, industrial-candy smell.
"They can think about getting fat" as they munch from candy bowls made essentially of industrial waste, he said.
What was unusual — and seems clearly against the program's promise of adventure and cultural enrichment — is that these students found themselves working in an industrial park, packing candy and moving boxes, many on the overnight shift.
Food scandals in China — including tainted infant formula, contaminated milk and industrial chemicals in candy and seafood — have stoked demand for overseas products that meet strict government safety standards, particularly when it comes to food and milk for children.
Before the war, this had been an industrial area, home to candy manufacturers and an oil refinery.
Over the course of the 20th century, while MIT grew outward from its original Main Group buildings along Massachusetts Avenue, nearby Kendall Square boomeranged from an industrial powerhouse churning out candy, soap, and rubber; to relative abandonment; to a burgeoning tech hotspot.
The solution was a massive airlift of coal, food, industrial materials and even candy - a lifeline extended by overused and underserviced transport planes.
Jesús Morones, the owner of a candy shop in El Salto, a rugged industrial area on the southeastern fringe of the Guadalajara metropolitan area, says he's been robbed at gunpoint eight times.
