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Sitting at a crowded table surrounded by my friends roaring with laughter, I gazed out at the ocean. The glaring sun burned on my skin, and I was exhausted from spending the day at the boardwalk of the Jersey Shore. My stomach was growling, and all I could think of was how badly I wanted food. All of a sudden, the aroma of melting mozzarella and fresh tomatoes hit me like a train. I could hardly wait. The waitress soon came over and left the pizza on our table. I wanted to begin eating at that second

restaurants, both of which offer a similar dining concept at comparable prices. Meantime, new entrants and existing bread firms like Four Leaves, Prima Deli Bakery and Bangawan Solo are also competing with BreadTalk directly to offer more bread selections. Similar product offerings are easily imitated at highly competitive prices which will significantly affect BreadTalk's revenue of the sales of bread. Lastly, threat of product substitutes is present for the Group as customers face low switching cost for takeaway

“The cake!” a cracking voice screams from the kitchen. A young, brown haired male ran to the oven “Thank god, it’s not burnt,” a sigh of relief rushes over him. He had a very slender figure that went quite well with his narrow face. He covered the base of the cake with a UT orange frosting, then with black frosting wrote “Happy 14th Birthday Aster and Alex”. He set the cake on the marble countertop and began to clean up. Moreover, Alex Strange always enjoyed the smell of baked goods, ever since he

Fast Food Outlet: Debonairs Pizza The fast food outlet that I have chosen to present to you today is Debonairs Pizza. Debonairs Pizza is a fast food outlet that is listed on the JSE also known as the Johannesburg Securities Exchange. I have chosen Debonairs Pizza as my option because I think that their CSR which is known as Corporate Social Responsibility is really smart and creative. The point of CSR is to rectify the mistakes of the past, help socio-economic problems, develop skills, uplift the

For my Fertile Crescent project I created a battering ram. The battering ram was used by the assyrians to destroy other empires walls. To get the supplies we went to walmart and bought Quick Grip glue, 2 metal rods, washers, Diet Coke, Lincoln logs, and popsicle sticks. First, I started to create the base. The base was made out of two four inch Lincoln logs for the sides of the battering ram, and two 2 inch Lincoln logs for the front and back of it. Then, we made the axles we took four of the two

Five, four, three, two, one . . . BEEP! BEEP! The sound of a faint count down from the oven. I clenched my eyes, not wanting to open them. A large figure opens the fridge slowly and it makes a creaking sound. As it opens a tall woman grabbed the milk carton me and my brother Malcom were in. The woman set us on a warm countertop close to the oven. I saw her cautiously grab a flat pan with it looks like to be cookie dough on it. She set it in the oven carefully. Few minutes later I heard a loud Ding

Every neighborhood in Brooklyn is unique, with its own style and culture accented by tastes and smells on every block. NY’s Brooklyn Flavors has captured these neighborhoods in their line of high quality, handmade organic bath products, skin care products, and soy candles. Bedford-Stuyvesant: Known for its gorgeous brownstones, this historic neighborhood is tight knit and down to earth. The earthy scent of sandalwood, jasmine, cedarwood, and patchouli represent this community well. Canarsie: The

My Battering Ram I built a Battering Ram. Battering Rams were used for breaking down gates and bridges in medieval castles and cities. I made this Battering Ram with wood, glue,paper, and string. I got these materials by go to wal-mart and buy the stuff I need. I set out the big piece paper on my table and drew out the battering ram. Then I took the wood and placed it to were I thought it would look good, And put the wood glue on the wood was. Then I took a big piece of wood and drew a circle

“Cause happiness is made for YOU, just take a bite and see.” This relates so well to baking. Some people may not be able to connect happiness and baking. That just means they've have never felt the flour, sniffed the vanilla; taken the deactivate time that is baking, and just feel it. The poem “Happiness” by George Savige relates so well to baking and how I feel when I do it. “Just do your best and smile a lot. You'll keep an even keel.” This metaphor is so true in baking you can't give up, something's

Scene 3: Plot and Action (Molière skillfully uses chopsticks to pick up a small egg roll from his appetizer and drops it as he opens his eyes real big. His pupils dilate and Molière cracks a small smile as he realizes exactly what topic he wants to discuss next.) Molière. Since we’re on the subject of discussing your play Twelfth Night, there are a couple of key aspects within the dramaturgy of that play that, to this day, still confuse me. William Shakespeare. And what may those be? Molière