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    mustard, the breads and cereals, the relishes and crackers, and hot dogs and hams,” (page 79). This shows how so many products use this new fructose in the ingredients. It helps lower the costs and feed much more people. When we realize that what we are eating is so unique and processed through scientific marvels in order to help save lives, we realize that it really isn’t that bad of a thing to…

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    How the Lobster Became Fancy is an article written by Daniel Luzer and published by Pacific Standard Magazine. Although this article is intended to be an informal magazine article, it presents a lot of valid points on why David Foster Wallace wrote about “Consider(ing) the Lobster”, and supports the argument with other sources and a well-spoken opinion. The article is presented in a timeline, beginning from the start of when the lobster was first eaten as food – in the year 1622 as a food for…

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    calorie juice had, to wait for ten minutes, and cost about eight dollars, and he bought juice in another place just waited for several seconds and cost three dollars, but the calories is 220”. He refers to his experience to tell readers that the healthy food and junk food have differences in price and the time that you need to wait for them. Freedman notice that ingredients in junk food may cause obesity, but salt is not obesogenic, and has not calories but the salt can make people to addict to…

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    Adulthood Narrative Essay

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    where they used to go to serve poor people. I marveled at the temple’s beauty, art work and other paintings. It can be said that it was one of the gorgeous temples around the world. However, when we went in the back side, we saw many poor people eating together. Many individuals were also serving and helping to feed and support them. When I inquired about this custom of feeding to the poor, my friends told me that it was one of the noble…

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    The Paid Piper Analysis

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    In my opinion, "The Paid Piper" by Grant Stoddard and "Bombing Sarajevo" are essays, which I consider "travel writing" because these writings have the magic to transport the reader (at least me) into the cultures and surroundings. Moreover, these essays just not give the reader a picture of how the place look, but a more personal meaning and historical description of them. "The Paid Piper" was my favorite essay, because it was short, sweet, fun to read, and gave me the curiosity to find out…

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    Anthony Bourdain Thesis

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    Anthony Bourdain was born on June 25, 1956 in New York and grew up in Leonia, New Jersey. He attended Vassar College for two years and graduated from the world-renowned Culinary Institute of America in 1978. Bourdain then moved back to New York, where he worked as a chef in several kitchens such as the Supper Club, One Fifth Avenue, and Sullivan’s and later became an executive chef at Brasserie Le Halles, French Bistro steakhouse in 1998. Bourdain’s career as a restaurant chef gave him…

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    In my everyday life, I am very fortunate to have everything I do. I have access to as much food as I want, the healthcare I need, modes of transportation, more than adequate shelter, and much more. In Mawi Asgedom’s memoir Of Beetles and Angels, he faces many struggles in the refugee camp that he lives in before he and his family moved to America, many of which I can’t even conceptualize having to deal with. Mawi struggles to have adequate food, transportation, and shelter in the refugee camp,…

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    Eric Weiner known as a journalist back in 1960s. He had been to a lot of countries and experienced their cultures and mostly focus on happiness between them. In "The Geography of Bliss", the book illustrates the countries ranking in happiness, the cultural traits of each one, how happiness affect the society and on every aspect of life in Netherland, Switzerland, Bhutan and Qatar. Happiness is known as the living enjoyment when we satisfy about our life and when we do whatever we want that…

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    My profession of choice is nutrition or dietician, mainly because they are both highly needed and there are few limitations on where their knowledge will be desired. There are a myriad of health care issues involved with this current profession such as diabetes, cardio vascular disorder and many others. The actual mortality rate since 2008 has declined but the onset of disease is still high. Most have to only look at what they have been putting into their bodies for so long to find out what…

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    We woke up on June 3rd and hit the road again. We were going to try and make it as far as we could today. We made plans to meet up with my dad, grandma, aunt, and brother in Minneapolis, or somewhere close to, for lunch. My dad had been in Minneapolis the previous days, and wanted to see me before I was gone. We met up at a restaurant called Doolittles. It was fancier than we thought it was going to be. We had lunch, and it was time to leave. I gave my dad a hug and started to tear up. I had…

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