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    Cannibalism In Moby Dick

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    Years before Herman Melville crafted his famous novel, Moby Dick, Edgar Allan Poe published his very own novel which deals with sea exploration; it is titled, The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket. Interestingly enough, Poe, himself, was not too happy with his novel, he describes to William E. Burton in a letter, that his novel is “a very silly book” (“Edgar Allan Poe to…”). Within the novel, Poe (or supposedly, Pym) writes about a long and tragic sea expedition, an expedition which at…

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    Exploratory Research Paper

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    Hazards among Cooks in Commercial Kitchens conducted by Bindu and Reddy (2013). It will summarise the key findings, discuss the occupational hazards and health issues studied. It will analyse a similar study with a New Zealand context and propose a study design for further research. Finally, this essay will provide lessons for future research and planning in occupational health. Summary of key points: This study aimed to “determine the types and causes of work-related injury among cooks in…

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    Born and raised in China, I was introduced to cooking after marrying because I had always lived with my grandma who was an excellent cook. She would always have a complete meal ready before my siblings and I all came home. I had never thought that it would be necessary to learn how to cook but after my marriage and moving away from my grandma, I noticed that I ate out a lot Because I started to gain weight and have other negative health effects. After doing…

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    Gold Color Pork Chops

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    sized skillet placed over medium heat. Add in your oil and once your oil is hot enough add in your pork chops. Cook until brown in color. 3. Once browned add in your onions and water into your skillet. Cover and reduce the heat to low. Allow your mixture to simmer for the next 20 minutes. 4. After this time flip your pork chops and season with a dash of salt and pepper. Cover again and cook for the next 10 minutes or until your water has been fully evaporated and your onions are golden brown…

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    When most people think of a housewife, they think of the image housewifes were given back in the 1950s or the 1960s. “Why I Want A Wife” by Judy Brady is an excellent example of the stereotypical person over estimating housewifes. A housewife is a married woman who manages her own own household as her main occupation. In Brady’s article she talks about everyday tasks a housewife accomplishes and why she would like to have a housewife herself through the scenarios she tells and repetition.…

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    Happens in ‘The Fall of the House of Usher’?" argues that these supernatural forces have a negative effect on the mental composure of the Ushers and the narrator. In his essay “Poe and the Apocalyptic Sublime: "The Fall of the House of Usher", Jonathan Cook describes the physical appearance of the house and its surroundings and how it insites a feeling of depression within the characters. Keith Neilson argues that the house is possessed by an evil spirit that torments its residents in his essay…

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    discourse of accessibility and achievability” (Moseley, 2001: 39). His portrayal of the ‘lad’ while cooking is reflected through his insistence that cooking must always be “a laugh” (Hollows, 2003: 233). Further, Oliver and therefore the ‘new lad’ cook according to leisure, which is often associated with choice (Adler, 1981:…

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    The Ghost Sonata Essay

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    collect on his debts, which he does by humiliating the colonel and stripping him of his title. The student learns that the colonel’s daughter is also a troubled soul, and that the cook tortures her, for all her wrong doings. The student tells the colonels daughter to get rid of the cook, but she is unable to because the cook appears to be some sort of bad spirit that will not leave the daughter until her…

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    would spend on his children". James was telling me about how his family cooking my methods used to be back then. His family used wood and the coal to cook. This brought me back to my memories of my childhood when my grandmother would host the big feast every September, in which family members and friends would come to the backyard and season and cook a massive amounts of food with enormous pots, strong sticks, wood and huge heavy stones. I always used to stay near the pig being roasted because…

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    main ingredient which could be meat, fish or fowl should be appropriately sliced to cook simultaneously with veggies or pasta that will go with it. • Use the right cooking vessel for the chosen cooking time. Meat usually cooks in the pan for 30 minutes, in a pressure cooker for 10 minutes and in a crock pot for 4 hours on high. • Plan your cooking. Start early morning preparations if you are going to slow cook. Prepare ingredients in advance, sealing them separately in the fridge, ready…

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