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    In Jonathan Safron Foer’s essay “Let Them Eat Dog” and “Consider the Lobster” by David Foster Wallace‚ the voice the writer chose to exhibit is very conversational and casual. Wallace details the Maine Lobster Fest in almost photographic detail‚ being so precise that one can almost smell the lobster rolls and taste the butter on sticky fingers. He peppers his essay with surprising facts about the lobster business such as how lobster was originally eaten only by the very poor and institutionalized

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    Obesity Fight”. Pearlberg’s article is about obesity growing in an alarming rate. Pearlberg argues to place junk-food taxes‚ and regulate food commercials to fight obesity. Moreover‚ Greg Crister‚ an authority on the subject of food politics wrote “Let Them Eat Fat”. Crister’s essay is the topic on the increasing number of childhood obesity‚ and fast food companies targeting the bigger in size‚ and poorer families by using

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    The Feast of Tabernacles

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    First‚ what is the Feast of Tabernacles? The Christianity section of About.com[1] tells us that the Feast of Tabernacles is one of seven annual festivals of God that were presented to Israel during the Exodus. Dr. Towns cites it as “the greatest national feast of Israel.([2])” It is a pilgrimage festival‚ when the people journeyed from all over the nation to keep the Feast in Jerusalem. It lasts for eight days. On the final day‚ part of the ceremony was when a priest would take water from the pool

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    The Fool

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    The Fool – King Lear The Royal Shakespeare Company writes of the Fool: There is no contemporary parallel for the role of Fool in the court of kings. As Shakespeare conceives it‚ the Fool is a servant and subject to punishment (’Take heed‚ sirrah – the whip ’ 1:4:104) and yet Lear’s relationship with his fool is one of friendship and dependency. The Fool acts as a commentator on events and is one of the characters (Kent being the other) who is fearless in speaking the truth. The Fool provides wit

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    In the article‚ “Let them eat fat”‚ the Author‚ Greg Crister explained how fast food have grown aggressively targeting customers for their product in the poor neighborhood‚ where most of their customers are young black kids. He further explained how these fast food incentive their customers to eat the super-size meal for only a few cents more‚ and also points out the bad quality of food they serve and the high number of calories a meal has. The author studied that most inner-city consumers are cheerfully

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    To Eat or Not to Eat

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    To Eat or Not to Eat In the twenty first century people have managed to clone animals and transplant organs but they still have not managed to cope with many serious diseases. Some of the most widely spread are the eating disorders – such as anorexia nervosa‚ bulimia nervosa and binge eating disorder. Even though many people underestimate them‚ they are extremely dangerous and even fatal. In order to prevent eating disorders‚ we should learn more about them. First of all‚ everyone can be affected

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    Chris Dente Modern Europe 1684-present Professor Whelan If They Are Hungry Then Let Them Eat Cake: The Extremities of the French Revolution Throughout history‚ many civilizations started out with some form of a monarchy‚ that type of government in which one person rules a country. The most common monarchy was a royal family. Monarchies have proven to be successful where the ruler has been competent‚ rules in a way which strengthened their nation‚ and acted in the best interests of its citizens

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    Words are like seeds. It is wise to plant them carefully. Words are the first thing one hears or learns when one starts to grow up enough to make their own attempts in saying and understanding them. However‚ the question is how do we learn a word? I can conclude that children’s mind is like a garden and every word is a seed that is waiting to be planted there. The development of language is one of the child’s most natural and impressive undertakings. Our communication skills

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    Babettes Feast

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    Babettes Feast is about two sisters named Martine and Philippa who are the daughters of a pastor who founded his own religious sect. They prove to be very selfless and caring throughout the movie. The sisters had given up their chance at romance and fame in their earlier days but had always ended up taking refuge in their religion. One night a woman refugee named Babette from Paris fled to Denmark with the help of her nephew‚ Achille Papin. Achille sent a personal letter asking for the girls to take

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    Babette's Feast

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    rediscovery of foods. Although there are many literature works on food‚ ethics and traditional values‚ Isak Dinesen’s “Babette’s Feast” and Lasse Hallstrom’s Chocolate are the best known. For Vianne in Chocolate and Babette in “Babette’s Feast”‚ food can be a useful and meaningful way of communication. They both exhibit some difficulties when facing a new environment. The two of them build a self-transformation in order to find the self-identity. The main characters Vianne and Babette enforce a human connection

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