Crêpe

Hundreds of kids have played with these toys on stage!” The snow scene at the end of Act 1 is a classic fan favorite, especially when the weather in Houston is less than wintery. For every performance around 200 lbs. of fake snow made from hand-torn crepe paper floats down on stage and gets recycled for the next…

For human beings, food goes beyond the role of providing for essential nutrients. However, the food we eat reveals to others our personality, social backgrounds, culture, religion, beliefs and even experiences. Different economic, cultural, social, historical, and individual aspects shape our eating behaviors. Out eating behaviors or food choices, similar to other cultural practices and expressions gives hidden information on how we view ourselves, define our sense of belonging to a certain…

students as individuals, referring to the notes I keep on their progress both technically and emotionally. I have experienced small successes in the accomplished smile I see when they proudly pull their first pie out of the oven, or perfectly execute a crepe-flip. Small successes, big smiles of pride and accomplishment tell me that I am on the right…

BACKGROUND Born to Celestino and Maria- Louisa Schiaparelli on September 10 1890, Elsa Schiaparelli studied philosophy at the University of Rome where she published her first book of sensual poetry. Later on her parents sent her to the convent at the age of 22, where she was released after she went on a hunger strike. She then became a nanny in London and spent most of her free time in museums In the depression error after World War 2, Elsa Schiaparelli questioned reality and revolutionised…

market to increase its sale. By means of marketing and improving the product quality. Quik Chik can easily achieve increased sales. Or it can focus on development of new products in current market like introduction of variant of coffee/ ice cream/ crepes etc. or it can work on market development for example it is going to enter the US market with current…

Unlike a lot of other neighbourhoods in London, Shoreditch always seems to divide opinion. With some people loving the vibe, culture and area, while others… not so much! Shoreditch is an area of London that always surprises me, the area changes at such a fast pace! One day there is some secret underground supper-club and by the next day it has been transformed into a circus themed dentist surgery, being entertained by lion tamers while getting your teeth checked… :-) … Okay, so a slight…

Back in around 1534, Jacques Cartier claimed the region of Canada for his country. Although we know this area as Canada today, back then, Cartier called it New France (History). The country of France colonized this area and their culture in a sense rubbed off creating almost a second France. Over the hundreds of years, some things have changed and Canada no longer completely mimics France. It has set itself apart, but has managed to maintain some of its colonizer’s great culture. Both France and…

big on food, art, architecture, and outdoors. One thing I would do is taste test a bunch of foods. French food is very fancy and a lot of it is seafood dishes. Some dishes that I would enjoy to try are Baked Camembert, Margret de Canard, Buckwheat Crepes, Cheese Souffle, and Pot-au-feu. Another thing that I would like to do is buy tickets to a soccer game to see how the French play. Soccer is very popular in this country. I think it would be an magnificent experience to watch a soccer match…

Lilly Rosas Art Culinaire Chef Fineberg Alice Waters Chef Alice Waters was born on April 28, 1944, in Chatham New Jersey. In her early years she attended the University of California, Berkeley and graduated in 1967 with a degree in French cultural studies. While she was attending Berkeley she made a trip to Paris, France were she broaden her tasting palate. After, when she graduated from Berkeley she started her training as a chef in Montessori school in London and learned French cooking…

letters so to be more emphatic and definite: “He Is Dead” is like a resounding slab flung to the readers and to the world: it is like an overwhelming truth that cannot be withheld. The necessity of spreading his feelings to everyone is shown in: “Put crêpe bows round with necks of the / Public doves, / Let the traffic policemen wear black cotton gloves”. The “public doves” are everywhere so it is a metaphor to englobe the entire world. Even these doves and the policemen (state workers that have…