Knocked Out

My Ideal Job I see myself as Pastry Sous Chef for an establishment in Las Vegas within the next five years. My ideal job would be a position which allows me to provide for myself and live comfortably, where I fit in with the company environment, and which will help me grow and gain experience for the future. I want to work in Las Vegas, Nevada because I want to live near my family at this point in my life. Additionally, my ideal job would need to meet at least some, if not most, of my job…

This group is for women that has experienced sexual assault, either physically or mentally. The group’s purpose is a safe place for women to talk about their experience and come to acceptance with what has happened. Also, to grow from the situation instead of the opposite. We would have the group meet in a private room on campus. The setup of the room would be, have the chair in a circle so that no one will feel excluded. There will be a table with refreshments such as, cookies, water, and…

Fine Dining Restaurant LongHorn Steakhouse  Task 1 Part A My business idea is that I want to open a fine dining restaurant. Fine dining restaurant is not like normal family restaurants because this restaurant provides highest quality foods to the customers (Harrington, et al., 2011). Fine dining restaurants have dress codes most of the times. To open this fine dining restaurant I will set up a LongHorn Steakhouse franchise stall. LongHorn Steakhouse is an American company, which has…

makes you mouth water, the music that puts you in a nice mood, the smooth touch of the napkins and utensils, and finally the taste of the delicious food. The complete experience actually starts from when you make the reservation, ends when you walk out of the door or upload your food photos on Instagram. However, is the experience designed in a way that is optimized for the diner? Let’s take a look. You and your friend show up at the restaurant two minutes before your reservation. The place is…

was pretty cool, even if their conversations either went to Hazel or to a mutual interest in a card game. It was at that moment in nearly every film, when the romantic tension is finally cracked open with a dramatic reveal that the movie flickered out of view and the lights began to turn on. “Ladies and gentlemen, please excuse this interruption. There appears to be a commotion going on outside, and we suggest that you all remain inside. The film will continue to play when the threats are…

Cotton Candy You've always known about cotton candy. The fluffy, sweet circus treat everyone has always loved and looked forward to when they go to the county fair. Although it may not be as popular as chocolate, skittles, or your favorite candy, cotton candy has a unique history that many do not know. The main topics that are discussed, is the how was it made? How is it made inside the machines today? And how has the flavor of cotton candy evolved? Cotton candy may be simply mostly sugar, but…

with their wet, mass body that constitutes the beach. The Blue recedes again, carrying off the flecks to cast them over the shore once more. The crests are pathetically low for a day on the Causeway. Shelter surrounds me as I watch the repetition out of the heat- breezes noisily siphon through the sizable shack, blowing bits of shortened hair to tickle my cheeks. Flat on the wood, I sit on a pillow displaced from colorful others spat in groups about the open-ended room, a drastic contrast…

Three Little Words is a biography about Ashley Rhodes, a little girl who was born into an unsafe family. Her father died, her mom's boyfriend was abusive, and her mom is spinning out of control. In nine years, she lived with fourteen different foster homes. As she lives with somewhat loving families-in one case abusive- she starts caving under the pressure of living without her mother, until she finds the perfect family, and she learns how to say those three little words. Two year old…

“And I know now that all the time I was trying to get out of the dust, the fact is, what I am, I am because of the dust. And what I am is good enough. Even for me.” (Hesse p.g. 132) The Book Out of The Dust was written by Karen Hesse and is a Historical Fiction novel about a young girl named Billie Jo going through life in the dust bowl. As in accelerated reader, it is worth three points and the grade level is 5.0, there are 277 pages in the novel. The book is about a young girl named Billie Jo…

“Land, land!” I was out playing with my childhood friend when we heard shouting. What we caught a glimpse of was the strangest thing we could possibly think. We were hidden behind the trees so that ‘it’ could not see us. What could they possibly be? As my curiosity grew stronger, I could no longer help it and went out to meet them. My friend tried to stop me, but was unable to, so he had no choice but to follow me in my adventure. Once they noticed us, they tried speaking to us in a language we…