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    Matthew described the usage rate as beginning with 3-5 beers an evening, five days a week. That is already at 15-25 beers consumed a week. As time progressed, Matthew’s usage rate continued to increase, despite multiple attempts at quitting ‘cold turkey” in the past. The last usage rate reported by Matthew was now 6 beers on weeknights and 12 beers on weekends and holidays. 2. There is a…

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    Cities are full of human diversity within a certain urban boundary, where people of different economic and social status share an association with each other. Istanbul is currently the biggest city and metropolitan area in Turkey. Throughout history, being located in what we can describe as the centre of the “old world”, Istanbul has been the Capital of the Roman Empire, the Byzantine Empire, the Latin Empire, and most recently the Ottoman Empire. Istanbul is the only city in the world which is…

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    my turkeys, that’s what. For many households, the idea of frying a turkey for the holiday seems a bit tacky, but I assure you that it’s the best way to go. Turkey is usually so dry and bland if you cook it in the oven, but not so with frying. Also, it takes much less time and tastes so much better. Sure, you can try to get better results through brining or soaking your turkey ahead of time, but that requires extra preparation and planning. Today I’ll be talking to you about the best turkey…

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    The Lone Turkey “I can’t believe you guys drug me out here for Mother’s Day,” Mom whines as she pulls on her camo clothes. I can tell she is uncomfortable, as she usually dresses professionally for her job as a court reporter. “How come I can’t have a normal Mother’s Day, you know sleeping in and having my boys cook me breakfast and bring it to me in bed,” she continues, knowing that if she hadn’t come with that she would be alone for the day. “Well why wouldn’t you come out and enjoy a day in…

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    Stereotypes are so common in today’s society that it is safe to say that it happens every day. A lot of people may think that they are stereotyped free, but it is certainly true they have experience stereotypes at one point of their life in some form. In turkey in the Kitchen. Dave Barry points out our unawareness of stereotypes by using humor, mocking himself, making strong allegations and using a lot of figurative language. To begin with, Barry’s entire essay is very humoristic. He uses it…

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    Dave Barry has a humorous tone throughout the passage “Turkeys in the Kitchen.” He uses his humor to mock him and many other men when it comes to being in the kitchen. While doing this, he touches upon a widely known stereotype about men and women. The humor presented makes Barry establish a connection with his readers, both men and women. One thing that adds to this sense of humor is his exaggeration. He would mention things like “I would no more enter that kitchen than I would attempt to park…

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    Another example, is if you are selected to carve the thanksgiving turkey, that is a symbol of honor. Along with this idea, holidays are symbolically associated with foods. People chose to eat the foods they do, because they are comfort foods. We eat comfort foods because of their symbolic association with people or events in our lives. To understand America, it’s important to look at the symbolic foods of hot dogs, popcorn, and…

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    no family such as: my aunts, uncles, and cousins made it harder everyday. My parents decided that it was a good idea to go to Istanbul and see our family there. I can’t describe how excited I was. Going to see them was the best gift ever. Picking Turkey as the country to see our family seemed like a good idea, until I realized I was the only one who spoke the Turkish language. I knew how to read,write, and speak. So it didn’t seem bad at all because I spoke it sometimes and I could translate…

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    old fashioned American thanksgiving, people have always been able to associate their favorite foods with their season for eating, the event the food was most common at and what emotions were carried with that particular time. The iconic thanksgiving turkey is a prime example. Dining, with or without company can invoke feelings of emotion as well as physical contentment. Such psychological impact may invoke reminiscent moments of nostalgia when eating a food that has heavy emotional impact or…

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    In May 2013 Henry’s Turkey Service was convicted of abusing mentally disabled employees. Thirty-two intellectually disabled men worked for Henry’s Turkey in the state of Iowa. They men lived in a dilapidated schoolhouse, with boarded up windows and little ventilation. The mice feces and cockroaches were everywhere, contributing to the stench. A fire marshal immediately condemned the building and later testified it was the worst he has seen (Noguchi, 2013). The men were restricted to move…

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