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    their respective offices looking into paying bills, ordering food, and making schedules. On the other hand there was not any excitement of any rush…

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    During the 1700’s there was much overpopulation, starvation, poverty, and the such in Ireland. Kids were living in the streets begging for food just so they could live another day, everyone was miserable except for the politicians and wealthy. Jonathan Swift proposes a solution to help cure this problem which the law-makers are ignoring. His solution is that we should resort to cannibalism and eat babies. Of course, his solution seems unmoral and shocking to most, but that was his intention.…

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    that the two cultures speak. There are many different languages spoken in both Africa and America. The most common languages spoken in America is Spanish, English, and Tagalog. Tagalog is a language that is from the Philippines and about 1.5 million people speak it in America. Again, the most common languages spoken in Africa is English, Arabic, and Swahili. Swahili is a language that came from the Swahili family that countries only in Africa speak. It is mostly spoken in Nigeria and…

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    According to Godfrey and Clarke 2000, food production is the process of transforming raw ingredients into prepared food products. In other words may be defined as the process of transformation of raw, se-mi-prepared, or prepared foodstuffs. According to Nelson College London Unit Handbook, they are 8 methods of food productions: • Traditional • Batch cooking • Call-order • Centralised • Cook-chill • Cook-freeze • Sous-vide • Assembly kitchens But only 3 methods will be discussed here. 1.…

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    Over four years of experience in fast paced food service establishments. Well drilled with strategy for making rapid decisions in high stress situations while keeping composure and performing job functions in prioritized sequence. Friendly, cheerful and polite with passion to provide fully satisfying customer service. Looking for position as a waiter in a top quality restaurant. Work History Waiter, September 2013 - Present Yamato Restaurant, 168 7th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11215 Provided consistent,…

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    immigrant communities so that they will be able to choose healthy foods. Moreover, the immigrants need to consult with their doctors from the beginning to check what food is doing to their bodies and if it is good to continue eating the same foods here in the United States. If necessary, they should develop their meal plans by consulting with their doctor or dietitian and reducing high carb foods and replacing with low carb foods. Furthermore, my own personal experiences…

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    PetCare Company claiming that one of the company’s most popular dog food brands contains toxins that are poisoning and even killing people’s pets. This lawsuit was filed in California in federal court by pet owner, Frank Lucido, who alleged that thousands of dogs have become ill or died as a result of eating Beneful dry kibble dog food. The Lucido family owned three dogs, a four-year-old German Shepherd, an eight-year-old English Bulldog, and an 11-year-old Labrador. The family began feeding…

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    Australia is useful because if there weren’t immigrants, Australia wouldn’t be the same today. There wouldn’t be the variety of foods, languages, cultures, education, technology and infrastructure because if there were no immigrants in our country we wouldn’t have these opportunities. Firstly I would like to say that the immigration to Australia have had a great impact on food in Australia. Who hasn't enjoyed the wonderful cuisine of China and Vietnam? Yummy spring rolls and dim sims ....ummm!…

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    the Elizabethan Era, food, nutrition, and accessibility were completely based on social class. Although food is for nutrition and diet, during the Elizabethan Era the rich ate out of luxury. For example, Elizabethans of higher class would eat from silverware, while the lower class would eat from wood or horn (Alchin. “Elizabethan Daily Meals.”). The wealthy class drank and ate from gold, silver, and glass, which accompanied their newly found foods (“Elizabethan Era foods and Recipes”). Upon…

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    are learning the importance of ethical values, such as, responsibility and work ethic from school gardening programs. These lessons will take them further in life than “higher math”. These children will learn how to grow food and the value of fresh food. Counterintuitive, “how food grows- a lesson, that our farm worker’s son might have learned at his father’s knee” (Flanagan…

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