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    of how to behave in a particular social group or culture. An example of this is always being on time and following instructions simply because it is the “right” thing to do. The Norm My family and I went to the vietnamese restaurant Pho Ben with my family. The expected norm when going to these types of restaurants is to order in the order of drinks, appetizer, entree and then dessert. I broke this social norm by ordering in reverse order. First, I ordered desert and requested the Chè Thía…

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    The commercial for Fratello’s really caught my eye in the amazing way that it was shoot. The interlocking scenes of their delicious looking meal options, friendly staff, and happy patrons really did a great job at showcasing what kind of restaurant that it is. It was the food though that really set this advertisement apart from the rest for me. Between the scenes of the finished product and the preparation of the food, it made me drool a little. It defiantly put me in the mood for some delicious…

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    Kanzi Language Analysis

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    Ahr Language makes humans different from other species because they are capable to retain the information and build upon it. Bees, bacteria, chimpanzees and every other species have the ability to communicate with each other, but they are not able to build upon their basic communication. Many humans have attempted to make animals talk or communicate in our language. (Modified from Paul Raffaele “speaking bonobo”) “He was then asked to communicate this information to his sister. Kanzi vocalized,…

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    In act two, the dinner scene is set in a restaurant, also designed by production designer Hughes, establishes the theme of love through color, props, and design. In the restaurant there are white painted walls along with white and light brown curtains, lights, candles, and real trees. Kate Smith, a color expect states that “The color white projects purity, cleanliness, and […] a white picket fence surrounds a safe and happy home” (Smith 1). In addition, the color white can also symbolize…

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    Garden was open for dinner and lunch every day of the week. It was the busiest on the weekends which made it a popular spot. There was no manager on the floor helping out also the hostess would stand unattended for some reason. Unlike other popular restaurants some of the customers would either look for someone to be seated or I would guess just go seat themselves if they didn’t leave first. With in the Bamboo Garden it seemed like the waiters and other staff members where all over the place.…

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    important part that nature had in my life are the trees, not all the trees but the ones near where I lived. I found all nature interesting and part of the back ground of my daily life, but the most important part that made my life work were the elements that were made by human. The home I lived, the school I went too, and even the food that I ate was all brought in to my life be what people have made and grown. On a daily basis I used to go to school, be around my family, about every so often I…

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    considering a change in the schedules that we have. They are considering if there should be seven class periods and a longer lunch, but we would take one elective away. If there’s not a change, then we would keep the eight periods and the thirty-minute lunch. My argument is that we should have seven class periods and about an hour long lunch. I believe we should make this change since the extra hour of lunch could benefit the ones who do not eat at lunch. If we do make this change they could eat…

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    Woeste v. Washington Platform Saloon & Restaurant Facts: Thomas Woeste died as a result of contracting the bacteria vibrio vulnifcus after eating raw oysters at the defendants (Washington Platform Saloon & Restaurant. Woeste suffered from hepatitis C and cirrhosis of the liver, making him susceptible to vibrio. The menu contained a warning directly next to the food item explaining the risks involved. Kimberly Woeste the Plaintiff’s wife states under testimony that he did not read the…

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    They will visit the eatery assigned to them which will provide them the opportunity to experience applying the problem solving process in business. They will predict sales, expenses and profit based on trends in the past. The “Eatery Business Trend Analysis” captured all the intelligences except musical. Verbal intelligence was used in interviewing the eatery owner. The interpersonal is also addressed as they cooperate and collaborate with team mates and in being amiable, presentable and…

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    Nutritional Labels

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    A variety of packaging food products are increasingly diverse and widely circulated in the market. Related it is consumers are faced with a variety of options. Each product offers and has a lot of advantages, both in terms of brand, the composition of the material and in terms of nutrient content. The rise of these types of products are acceptable for various reasons, but this also leads to increasing complexity of information received by consumers. Described in the profile BPOM said that with…

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