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Question by Sean Hayes: Out of these listed electives, which ones would make the “best” impression on my resume for college?
01. Algebra I
02. Algebra II
03. American Literature
04. Appliance Repair
05. Art Appreciation
06. Auto Repair Technician
07. Basic Electronics
08. Bookkeeping
09. Business Math
10. Calculus
11. Catering/Gourmet Cooking
12. Chemistry
13. Child Day Care Management
14. Small Business Management
15. Dental Assistant
16. Desktop Publishing & Design
17. Drafting
18. Dressmaking and Design
19. Economics
20. Electrician
21. English Communication
22. Floral Design
23. General Science
24. Geometry
25. Home Inspector
26. Interior Decorator
27. Keyboarding and Word Processing
28. Medical Office Assistant
29. Music
30. Personal Computer Specialist
31. Pharmacy Technician
32. Psychology
33. Small Engine Repair
34. Spanish
35. Teacher Aide
36. Trigonometry and Analytical Geometry
37. Veterinary Assistant
38. World Geography

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It’s a long list, I know. So in your answers, just jot down the numbers that represent each elective you recommend. Thank you for your help everyone, this means a lot to me!

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Answer by Arbitrary Person
The ones related to your major.

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Food Trucks: Dispatches and Recipes from the Best Kitchens on Wheels

With food-truck fever sweeping the nation, intrepid journalist Heather Shouse launched a coast-to-coast exploration of street food. In Food Trucks, she gives readers a page-by-page compass for finding the best movable feasts in America.

From decades-old pushcarts manned by tradition-towing immigrants to massive, gleaming mobile kitchens run by culinary prodigies, she identifies more than 100 chowhound pit-stops that are the very best of the best. Serving up everything from slow-smoked bar

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Question by hunaninn1: does hunan have the best chinese food in st. louis?
WHAT’S THAT EGG ALL ABOUT?

When you walk into a restaurant there is only so much you can see and hear and learn in the short time you will eat and drink there. Some will see more than others. But there is a character and a culture and a personality to the Hunan Inn that should be revealed to the readers of the Suburban Journals.

There is no doubt that the new owners of the Hunan Inn, near the Barn of Lucerne at Kehrs Mill and Clayton Rd, are flipping some mighty fine, delicious and somewhat different meals out of their woks. You will also see that restaurant itself is spotless and newly renovated. But there is much more to this place than just what meets the palate or the eye at first glance.

Frank Chang and his brother, Bruce, took over the Hunan Inn in October 2006. Frank has cooked all over America, even in Alaska. He has cooked in some of the finest Chinese restaurants, learning the fine art of his craft. In Palm Springs, California Frank worked at a gourmet Chinese restaurant where he cooked for Kirk Douglas. In Los Angeles he worked for a restaurant where he cooked for Jackie Chan.

“You don’t just expect the boss to pay you big money,” says the sinewy-muscled Frank. “I was supposed to be at the restaurant at 10:30. I would get there at 9:00 and call the boss and say ‘I can’t get in; where are the keys.’”

Frank has also run catering operations and upscale, gourmet Chinese food kitchens.

“I worked for one place that had ten cooks. I tried to get the head chef to teach me but he didn’t want to. So one day I brought him a bottle of whiskey and then he told me what he knows,” Frank says.

Frank’s specialties include House Chicken, House Beef and Salt and Pepper Shrimp.

In one of Frank’s previous jobs as head chef, a co-worker pointed out to Frank that a lot of new Chinese restaurants were popping up nearby and the competition was intense. Frank responded by making a motion like he was flipping a wok: “Then we will go to war.”

Frank has high expectations for those who work for him and he even expects a lot from his brother and sister who work with him almost every day at the Hunan Inn.

His brother and co-owner, Bruce Chang, may even have higher expectations of himself and others than Frank has, as hard as that is for some to believe.

The Changs come from a family that owned a successful Chinese restaurant in Taiwan. Bruce himself has been a waiter, bartender and second and third chef. The only thing he has not done in the restaurant business is head chef. He also has taken business management classes and is majoring in college in java software. In a previous job he did tech support for a small corporation.

Bruce used his computer skills and his laptop to design the Hunan Inn’s new logo, which looks like a digital egg.

“The egg is not meant to symbolize cholesterol,” jokes Bruce, who is and looks like he is in perfect health; like his brother, no fat, all muscle and not somebody who you want to get riled, although it is very hard to get him riled, thank God….just kidding…sort of. Bruce explains: “The egg is meant to symbolize newness, rebirth. We don’t forget our family’s restaurant traditions but we want to build a new foundation on them. We have and excel in the traditional Hunan dishes but we offer lots of new and different stuff that most Americans may not be as familiar with but which I am sure they will love.” Bruce says he would also like to gradually bring in some Peking style dishes.

Bruce correctly points out that there are quite a few Chinese restaurants in the Chesterfield and West County areas. The competition is fierce. In order to win that war the Hunan Inn has to be a bit different in it’s menu offerings, not the same old same old.

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Question by Kader: What’s the best or worst thing that’s happened to you today?
Today was a pretty mundane day for me, so nothing too exciting. Probably the best was that my company provided a gourmet catered lunch today to celebrate birthdays. That was a nice little bonus. Otherwise, it was indeed a boring day. Hopefully someone else’s was more exciting.

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i read 2 books and i like them and they made me tired

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