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    Harrison High School 2017-2018 Summer Reading Double-Entry Journal Student: Richard Azcona Novel: An Invisible Thread Observations from the Text Reflections and Comments If you make me lunch," he said, "will you put it in a brown paper bag?...Because when I see kids come to school with their lunch in a paper bag, that means that someone cares about them. Miss Laura, can I please have my lunch in a paper bag? Maurice was a different kid but he wanted to blend in with the others because…

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    At first glance, the burger images on Bytes’ store window make it clear what the store is serving. But I think that there are better ways to lure the customers in through changes in the display. People are more likely to go into stores that offer a transparent view of the store inside, and likewise, they will mentally place themselves in a defensive position with stores that shut off the views from the inside. The burger images fully cover the front store windows and viewers have to walk around…

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    When I'm asked to recommend a restaurant, I’d suggest Saltgrass Steak House again and again. My thoughts are that this restaurant is one of the best experiences for this level of dining. Their menu has a vast assortment of options. For example, not only do they serve steak, but they offer chicken, seafood, soup, salad, and so much more. The food is of excellent quality at an affordable cost. My preferred items on the menu are the filet mignon and potato soup. The potato soup is by far the best…

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    Chipotle Research Paper

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    Chipotle’s action plan is to close all stores on February eighth for food prep training. As an avid Chipotle enthusiast, I never thought twice about the risk of eating out. You don’t go to a restaurant and worry about diseases. You worry about how many ingredients you can stuff into your burrito, not how they were prepared. Chipotle has taken a small step to right their wrongs, but is it enough? I suggest they start a campaign on food safety for…

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    Labeling Choices

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    I choose labeling menu choices should become a law. It can help reduce the risk of somee kinds of disease, helps people charge of being well, and gives you more healthier meals. In this argumentative essay i will explain and urge you that how its important choose labeling menu meals and not labeling. Labeling is meal is a good for you some kinds of disease if you have one. First of all, according to article of "Label the Meals" says, "eating out is on the risen" which means much of the…

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    Have you ever been to a place that comes out of the kitchen with carts of Fresh rolls and throws them out? Well The restaurant “ Lamberts Cafe “ throws them All around the restaurant for the guest to enjoy and , it is a great family lunch or dinner spot. Lamberts is very unique from any other restaurant i've been too , and is still very original with the same menu it has always had. Lamberts started back in March 13, 1942 when the creator Earl Lambert was able to get a loan from only having 15…

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    Clif Bar Case Study

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    BACKGROUND Born on a Bike In 1990, Gary Erickson was on a 175-mile bike ride when he came up with the idea of Clif Bar. After his bike ride, Gary returned home to create a new energy bar superior to the others. After six months baking with his mother, the very first Clif Bar was born. Within a year of finessing the recipe, Gary created the company and named it after his father, Clifford. By 1992, Clif Bar & Company was officially started and committed to growing (“The Journey of CLIF Bar &…

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    When choosing how to dine at Disney World, there are two options that guests can select from: no dining plan or a dining plan. If guests have no dining plan, the process of eating meals is fairly simple; guests eat at whatever restaurants, outdoor vending carts or quick service locations whenever they choose and order whatever they choose. If the guests would like to be on the Disney Dining plan, they may purchase the package when booking their resort stay (Disney Dining Plan). The catch to…

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    The first thing to note about the restaurant is that it was extremely busy. We had just walked two hours along the coast of Rhode Island. I wasn’t up for waiting twenty minutes for a hot dog; Neither was Keileen. She asked him if we can just get fast food. Nobody wanted to sit in a crowded building for fast-food-quality food. He argued that ‘you don’t drive all the Rhode Island for fast food.’ I didn’t think you drove all the way to Rhode Island for a clam shack either, but I kept quiet.…

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    Eat In Hamlet

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    home or in restaurant, that is the question. One of the biggest question when you are going to eat dinner, is either to cook it at home or to restaurant. In order to make this decision, we need to determined certain factors. 1. How much money are we willing to spend?. 2. What atmosphere do we want our dinner to have? 3. What food do we want to eat at dinner? First of all, when we check how much money we use, we see that preparing dinner at home is more economic than going to the restaurant.…

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