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    The first day in the United States is one of the best day and most thrilling days in my life. My father and my older sister move to Malaysia to get a job and support our family due to financial difficulty and lack of job opportunity in Burma. After a few years, my father and my sister were able to enter as immigrant and they were sent to the United States as immigrants through United Nation. After being apart with my father and my sister for more than a decade, my parents decide to move completely

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    Our neighbor,Mexico is very interesting and much more complex than normally think. It has a variety of celebrations and customs.The people of Mexico are fun loving people.It’s beaches and warm temperatures attract tourists each year. One important thing that attracts the tourist to Mexico is its people. They show pride for their country and welcome other people to be part of it. People in Mexico have mouthwatering foods to eat and taste. A favorite food is Chorizo. Chorizo is a type of cooked sausage

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    So, I suppose although I am fairly predictable, I do look for new alternatives – ones that are more environment or have better standards in animal welfare. So, if I become aware that something I have been buying is not very ethical, then I will gladly swap to a more aware product. What I do is label comparisons, and then I can say what I put in the trolley is the best choice. Sure, sometimes it may cost a little more to swap, but you have to weigh the pros and cons. Usually, the total cost at the

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    giving way to a large, humid, river basin providing abundant agricultural opportunities in the central plains, and jungle further to the south (find a way to cite this). Despite its near-equatorial location, the variation in geography encourages the cuisine to change as the latitude shifts. There is a culinary gradient from the north to south, moving from lard, game, dried chilis, and sticky rice to coconut cream, seafood, fresh chilis, and long

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    Cheryl Prickett: A Presentation of Korean Culture through Cooking The study of an individual as a source of material culture involves the analysis of not only the individual themselves, but also the practices they undergo to continue the traditions that define them. A culture that is not represented through some form of expression, adapting over time to accommodate for the everchanging needs of global society, will fade away. Those that practice heritage traditions passed down through generations

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    Culture of Italy INTRODUCTION: Some of you may think about the people of Italy as typical Italians running around town eating pasta and drinking wine. Surprise, surprise, you’re right. Wouldn’t you be doing the same thing if you lived in this gorgeous country? For Italians, it’s simple, eating and drinking is a part of their culture. It is what they know. All eating and drinking aside, for now, as most of you know Italy is located in Europe. It has a population size of 32 million people to whom

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    fiestas her and her friends and family would go to until 3 A.M. Spain is a beautiful country, and this paper will explain its most important habits, customs, and differences to American culture. The Spanish cuisine is a mystery in itself. Not only does the food differ from American cuisine, but also the customs of when it is eaten. Lisa and Tony Sierra explain the eating

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    The most merciless aspect of life is that it continues on even in the lives of significant others even after the death of the loved ones. In the novella ‘Kitchen’, the theme of alleviating the pain of losing family members is well illustrated by the author, Banana Yoshimoto. The novella, written in 1988, tells a story about a young girl, Mikage, who heals from the grief of her grandmother’s death, through and by helping her friend, Yuichi, to recover. The author seamlessly expresses significant changes

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    Hence, some would never regard our meals as ‘traditional’ but more ‘contemporary’, even if there were traditional Chinese dishes on the table, as there is always a mix of cuisines to cater to each and every one of our taste preferences. However, do we not see this phenomenon in mooncakes as well? In the past, mooncakes would have different fillings, according to the region people lived in. Traditional fillings were lotus

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    Irish American Culture

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    make Irish soda bread for my children to continue on our culture. Although my family always celebrates our culture, we celebrate being Irish Americans the most on St. Patrick’s Day. Every year for St. Patrick’s Day my family makes authentic Irish cuisine. For breakfast, my family makes potato pancakes, Irish bacon which is thick pieces of ham, black pudding, and bangers which are thick sausages. My dinner, my family makes corned beef, braised red cabbage, and potatoes. As my family gathers for St

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