ning to appear in Australia. In fact, there has been major interest in CAM in the UK and European countries. In Europe, I was recently interviewed by Siiddeutsche Zeitung, Germany's biggest daily newspaper, and Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung also ran a major article. When I recently spoke in Denmark, the president of t

ute, did the full import of this discussion become apparent. Reporting on the event at the time, Andrian Kreye, Feuilleton (Arts & Ideas) Editor of Siiddeutsche Zeitung wrote: "Soon genetic engineering will shape our daily life to the same extent that computers do today. This sounds like science fiction, but it is

em. It begins with the words: "Why have I been silent, kept quiet for too long, about what is obvious." The poem, which was published in Germany's Siiddeutsche Zeitung newspaper on Wednesday and which has already provoked considerable outrage, deals with Grass's silence on Israel and the threat of military conflic