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    Tattoos have been around for quite some time now and play a major part in society. However, there is an unwritten law stating that tattoos in the work place are unacceptable. In the United States 42% of adults have at least one or more tattoos. Yet, 73% of people say they would hire staff that had visible tattoos. Discrimination of tattoos in the work place is an outdated trend among companies in today’s society. Professionalism should not be determined by how you look because it is how you…

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    example of the markup, IAW Ref (d), a simple breakfast consisting of an egg and cheese croissant, two slices of bacon, banana, and juice bottle costs $6.10; a simple lunch consisting of a slice of pizza, chef salad, fruit cup and a soda costs $9.35; a simple dinner consisting of meat lasagna, chef salad, garlic toast, fruit cup and a soda costs, $12.00. The final total daily set price for a Coast Guard galley is $11.85, compared to $27.95 for the described meal at a DFAC. Additionally, if BAS is…

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    According to the old adage, “Eyes are the windows to one’s soul,” when you look someone straight on the eyes, you see something exquisite that you can never describe at times. Through the eyes, we see a different side of the person that we are looking into. We see both happiness and pain, we see anger and love, we see joy and worry… but no matter what we see, it does not change the fact that our eyes are a leeway of what our emotions are. Our eyes are also one of the most delicate and…

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    Observation Eating Habits

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    their famous Sushi. The restaurant is the best Sushi joint in town, and it attracts anyone willing to spend an extra buck to have the tasty meal. The restaurant is a combination of class and simplicity. There are some seats at the counter next to the chefs who humbly showcase…

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    spices, and the route to northeast Asia. Jacques Cartier first expedition sailed with two ships to the St. Lawrence river sea way. He coasted around Newfoundland. Cartier encountered a native american village. He had kidnapped two young Indians of the chef and brought them back to France.…

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    In Recipe, by Nicholson Baker he write about how to make chocolate sauce. Baker takes a different approach rather than laying it out in a list of instructions, he does so in a big paragraph. He takes something that is simple to make and elongates the process through his very descriptive recipe. I think baker’s main argument/purpose is that there many ways you can give someone a recipe. As I stated before Baker takes an unusual route of giving a recipe. He is very detailed as he explains how to…

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    However, in contrast to Gibson, Hood did not invite an application but already set the terms. This implies Hook’s proposal was capable of acceptance or rejection as is. Furthermore, context should be considered. Wendy is a pastry chef, and Hook needed a pastry chef. A reasonable person in Wendy’s position would expect an offer was intended. As there is no indication of further planned negotiations, both parties…

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    Adrianna Cook I saw “How to use a Knife” on June 16 at the Horizon Theatre in Atlanta, Ga. This play was written by Will Snider and directed by Carolyn Cook. The play takes place in the kitchen of a restaurant. The restaurant is owned by a guy named Michael, played by Brad Brinkley, who was a line cook that started his own restaurant. The main character George, played by Brian Kurlander, is a man who was once working at big name restaurants, but personal circumstances led him to a job at…

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    Nestle Executive Summary

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    I. Nestlé 1. Introduction The story begins in 1867, when Henri Nestlé built up a baby formula that saved a child's life and denoted the start of Nestlé's decades-old commitment to nutrition. For almost 150 years, they have extended around the world and built up a range of items intended to suit each taste, need and cultural preference. Their distinctive seal is perceived all around as a guarantee of value and healthfulness. Nutrition, quality and convenience remain the cornerstones of their…

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    Sonny's Monologue

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    "That was the most amazing fifteen seconds of my life." "Sonny, your mouth will get you into a whole lot more trouble than your Willy ever will." "If you want a successful marriage, be a chef in the kitchen, a laundress in the laundry room, a maid in the living room, and a whore in the bedroom. You can hire the first three, if you want, but take care of the last one yourself." "I was powerless to do anything but to try to get into her pants, but she said that wasn't going to happen unless…

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