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Power and Control - Salon

Well, chalk this up to being an early adapter - yes, my dears, I am ( if the financial situation allows, and I am going to pull out all stops to ensure that it does) going to be on one of the opening panels at the 2010 Milblogging Conference next ...

INTERVIEW-World must protect N. Koreans, U.N. envoy ... - Reuters AlertNet

... sources including human rights groups and interviews with North Korean refugees in Mongolia. In the report, he called on Pyongyang to halt public executions, dismantle its pervasive spying system and end its distorted food distribution favouring ...

Vitit slams 'horrific' N Korea abuse - Bangkok Post

Vitit Muntarbhorn, UN special rapporteur on North Korean human rights, pictured in January 2010, has accused North ... He called on North Korea to immediately restore equitable food distribution, halt executions, physical abuse and violations of ...

Why MBAs are Going East - Yahoo Finance

James Tsai is the sort of MBA corporate recruiters covet. He went to a good prep school, earned a degree with honors from Middlebury College, and made vice-president in Bank of America's (bac.) international wealth management group at the age of 26 ...

Korean Korruption: U.S. should set rigorous standards ... - The Oakland Press

In this photo released by Korean Central News Agency via Korea News Service in Tokyo on March 7, North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, second from right, is flanked by top deputies including No. 2 leader Kim Yong Nam, right, as he claps during a massive ...

Restaurant review: Nina's excels in Asian fare - Baltimore Sun

For a quick meal with Asian flair, Nina's is just the ticket. Billing itself as an espresso bar with a taste of the Orient, the small restaurant on the northwest corner of Centre and Calvert streets does a brisk business during the day selling coffee ...

Small Bites: Wolfgang Puck in an expansion mood - San Gabriel Valley Tribune

Los Angeles' Wolfgang Puck continues to expand and open new ventures. The Ritz-Carlton at L.A. Live is collaborating with the celebrity chef/restaurateur to open WP24 by Wolfgang Puck , a restaurant on the 24th floor of the hotel when it opens next ...

North Korean researchers develop new 'health food' - Investors Business Daily

Pyongyang, March 12 (KCNA) - The Food Research Institute under the State Academy of Sciences of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea has developed a new kind of yontubu (soft bean curd). Researchers of the institute have used lactic bacteria ...

Spring gleaning: Fundraisers benefit Farmers' Market - Abington Mariner

The spring thaw is still a few weeks away, but the managers of the Lexington Farmers’ Market (LFM) are already busy preparing the ground for the season to come. Market managers and local businesses have organized two events to raise funds needed to ...

Food Recipes Entertaining - Beaches Leader

(ARA) - If you wanted to travel the world by going to only one place, New York City would be the place to do it. For centuries, it has acted as the gateway to America for people across the globe, and even today, immigrants from almost every ...

All About Korean Food

Everything you need to know about cooking Korean food with photos, recipes, tutorials, menu suggestions, and reviews. Also with articles about Korean culture, traditions, and ...

Korean cuisine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Korean cuisine as a national cuisine known today has evolved through centuries of social and political change. Its roots can be traced back to myths and legends of antiquity.

Korean Food and Drink

Information about Korean food and drinks, including a description of popular dishes, directions on how to eat, and where to find your favorite types of foods.

Korean Food & Recipes | Popular Cuisines

Information about Korea and its exotic cuisine. Learn about popular Korean food dishes with free recipes and local restaurant information in the New York, New Jersey and ...

PBS Online: Hidden Korea/Food

Nor is Korean. Chile paste are absolute staples of all Korean tables and many food preparations. Although many people think of Korean cuisine as ...

Korean Food 101 - An Introduction to Korean Food and ...

An introduction to Korean food and cuisine with explanations of Korean meals, common spices and ingredients, and Korean culinary history. Whether you are planning to eat in a ...

The secret of Korean food

The characteristics of Korean food, a look at the kimchi for which the nation is known, and recipes.

Korean Food, Japanese Food, Asian online market and groceries ...

Buy Korean food, Japanese food, Chineses food, Thai food, and other Asian groceries: including a large selection of Korean dramas, Japanese miso, tofu, soup, ramen noodles, candy ...

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Resolved Question: Rice is a staple food for Asians (Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Filipino, etc.).?

I would like to know if Americans, Canadians, Australians & British people eat rice as well. Do they? Or is it bread & pasta that they eat in their meals? more

Open Question: How come the Native Korean women don't have curves, unlike the Korean-Americans?

What I mean is, how come the Korean women born AND raised in Korea are like stick-thin/tall and have no curves unlike the Koreans born and raised in America(the korean-americans)? This is not an offense. Just jealous of their thinness(!?) Most young Koreans girls I see in Korea - in subways, streets, etc., are sooo thin with like zero fat. I'm not saying ALL but most YOUNG women/students. It seems like they don't even gain weight although they eat McDonalds or other fried foods, which most of the young people are starting to eat these days... more

Resolved Question: Interested in living in South Korea. What do I need to do?

Hello, I'm really interested in the Korean culture[Language, fashion, food, etc.] and would like to eventually live there some time in the future. However, I do have a few questions pertaining to how I should go about everything. For one thing, how are their immigration laws? What type of job will be able to support me other than being an English instructor.[I'm really not much of a teacher ^^;] and so on. I'd also like to know what degrees I can take in the US that will allow me to work there as well. However, as much as possible, I'd like to go to school in Korea. So how might I be able to get the chance to study abroad? Any scholarships available? more

Open Question: Where can I go to buy traditional Korean rice cakes in Las Vegas?

I'm going to have a presentation over Korea next week, and I'm going to be bringing food. more

Resolved Question: Poll: What are you having for dinner?

i might have korean food more

Open Question: How do asian celebrities stay skinny?

How do asian celebrities stay SO skinny? I mean, the culture's staple food is white rice, and that makes most people GAIN weight, yet so many asian (japanese, korean, chinese) celebrities are VERY skinny. How do I get that skinny? Examples: Reina Tanaka Gu Hara Rainie Yang Risa Niigaki Ai Takahashi What do I do to be that skinny (and STAY that skinny!!)? Thank you! more

Open Question: Korean Food, Chinese Food, or Neither?

Here's one that takes a little bit of knowledge of Korean History to answer - Who can name two foods that originated in Korea, but made by Chinese Immigrants? Also, these two foods, although invented by immigrant Chinese, are not found in China? And, what is the most common way to purchase these two foods? Take your best two guesses for the 10 points.Apologies - I should have said take your three best guesses for the 10 points. more

Open Question: Gift for a Chinese teacher?

I've done a little googling and yahoo answer searching, but have found nothing specific to my question. I am a first year Chinese language student in an American college and I'd like to give my teacher a thank you gift before this semester is over. What is a traditional gift in China for a teacher? I know it's should be something useful, fruits are popular, and don't give anything in a set of four. Would something like a basketful of clementines be nice, with a pretty red bow on it? Maybe some Korean pears? My teacher often speaks of her hometown. She is from Tai'an in the Shandong province. I've read that the flower of the crepe myrtle tree is the city flower. Is there any taboo for giving young trees in China? I am also thinking of some sort of dish from Shandong cuisine. Is there anything I might be able to cook up, or would I be better off finding an authentic restaurant and ordering something from there? Is it weird to give food in China? Am I better off getting a gift card? Any other ideas? Any help is appreciated!@ frenchie waffles: i think you are right. a tree might be expensive. i dont want to give anything too expensive and have her feel like she has to reciprocate. @virgil: i appreciate your input, but i dont think any romantic confusion would happen in this case, lol! some more things: 1. i would LOVE it if input came from people who actually know a bit about Chinese culture. no offense but if you don't then it wouldn't be anymore helpful than anything i could think up myself. 2. i know asians seem to be all over herbs and supplements. is there any that is common as a gift, like ginseng? more

Resolved Question: What asian food do you think taste better?

chinese japanese korean thai vietnamese philopino taiwan more

Resolved Question: What is your favorite online recipe site?

I am willing to explore all but would love some advice on sites that feature ethnic cuisine, especially soul, southern American, African, Caribbean, Korean, and Eastern European foods. more

Voting Question: Why do southeast Asians and Chinese look nothing like the Korean and Japanese?

Hi, everyone. I am half native Japanese, a quarter Japanese Ainu, and a quarter native South Korean. I have looked online, and I have noticed so many of the same questions, "Which Asian do I look like?" This is becoming so annoying. First off, to the southeast Asians and to the Chinese who always say, "Do I look Japanese", "Do I look Korean?" really pisses me off. First off, you can't compare all Asians as the same. All different Asian countries have different ancestry. Southeast Asians like Burma (Myanmar), Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Vietnam and Peninsular Malaysia while the maritime section consists of Brunei, East Malaysia, East Timor, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, the Philippines, and Singapore have different facial features, cultures, cuisines, personalities from the Northeast Asians. Why the hell are southeast Asians trying to compare themselves to the Japanese and the Korean. First off, the southeast Asian ancestry originates from southern China and Taiwan through Austronesian people. Southeast Asian people have large, round eyes, flatter, lower noses, darker skin, and no hair on the body and/or face. Also, what is with the attitude. I have so many friends who are Korean and Japanese who are so generous. When I talk to southeast Asians or Chinese, they are so mean to my people. Do you know why? I don't even either. Anyways, the Korean and the Japanese have completely different facial features. We have taller, straighter noses, smaller, crescent-shaped eyes, full, thick hair on the body and face, taller body and bone structures than the southeast Asians and the Chinese. The people of Korea are said to originate from the Ural-Altaic tribe which is located in Siberia. Other people even originated from Mongolia and Central Asia. The Japanese are said to have branched from similar people who originated from both the Koreans and the Ainu who have a unidentified ancestry. The Japanese and the Korean are said to have very gentle eyes. Other than facial features, the personalities are very noticeable. The Korean but especially the Japanese have a very quiet, generous personality. Trust me, I know. I have been living in Nagoya, Japan for about 20 years now. Other than that, our cuisines are much different. The southeast Asians and the Chinese tend to have food that is I guess stir-fried. Your rice is also very different. Southeast Asian and Chinese rice is un-sticky, and I don't really know why. The Korean and the Japanese have sticky rice usually served with soup, sticky rice, fish, and side dish rather it is a few or maybe even one. The reason why I am comparing the southeast Asians and the Chinese is because the southeast Asians originated from southern China and there are many overseas Chinese living in Southeast Asia. The reason why Korea and Japan look different from the Chinese and the southeast Asians is because of different ancestry origins and taste. Also, if you go to any country the northern people look different from the southern people. The southern people migrated south, so they formed larger eyes, lower, flatter noses, shorter body and bone structures, and either no hair on the body and/or face while the northern people had lighter skin, smaller, crescent-shaped eyes, taller, straighter noses, taller body and bone structures, full, thick hair on body and face, because the north had a colder climate, so the northerners had hair like it was clothing. If you think about this, it does make sense. Now that I am pretty much finished, please to all the southeast Asians and the Chinese stop pretending to be Korean or Japanese. Your people have originated from a different location and origin. Your people look different, act different, and have different tastes and personalities. I am not trying to be negative here, but you southeast Asians and Chinese are disgracing your own backgrounds. Be proud of what and who you are. even in North America, the Native Americans look pretty different from the South Americans and the Central Americans. This is because, people from other continents migrated here and there. For example, a large portion of Latin Europeans, Middle-Easterners, and other people migrated to the Americas. This probably explains why the Hispanics look pretty similar to the Latin Europeans and the Middle-Easterners. In Africa, it is pretty self-explanatory. They originated from their own countries. There are also different people in Europe too. There are the Anglo-Saxons (the United Kingdom, Scandinavia), the Latin Europeans (French, Italian, Spanish, Portugese), and the Eastern Europeans (Russians, Slovakians). The Greek, I guess they would be a mix between the Latin Europeans, Meditteranean, and possibly the Middle-Easterners. The Australians and New Zealanders have several ancestries. Currently, most people have European ancestry, but the natives are said to have migrated from China or Taiwan like the Southeast Asians or the Polynesians, most likely the Austronesian people, but I have to disagree. The Australians, New Zealanders, and the Papua New Guineans have different facial features from the southeast Asians and the polynesians, but that is just my opinion. Antarctica, Lol. Lastly, Asia. The middle-Easterners are said to have migrated from I guess the middle-east, but several Europeans especially the meditteranean mixed with them especially the Greek, but also the Italians, French, and the Spanish. Oh, by the way, the Hispanics from the Americas are said to originate from across the Bering Strait which is between Siberia and Alaska. The people in the Arctic are said to have the same DNA as the Koreans and the Japanese which I could believe. The south Asians, the Indians are said to be part of the Indo-Aryan from the Middle-East, and even Europeans. The Central Asians have mixed ancestry whether it is Mongolian, Middle-Easterns, or even the Eastern Europeans. The Mongolians look much like I guess the Japanese and the Korean, because Mongolia is a country up north past China. The southeast Asian, I have already explained, same with the Northeast asians. Anyways, I have no hatred against any people. There is even a theory that every people originated from different parts of Africa. The Southeast Asians are also even said to have originated from China, Taiwan, and even the austronesians who came from the African island of Madagascar, so even southeast Asians could have African blood mixed with Chinese. Who knows. what I do not like though is when people lie about their own ancestry or pretend to be a different ethnicity that their truly not. Southeast Asians especially Filipinos say they look like Hispanics when they look totally different!. who cares if you both have darker skin. The indians have darker. The middle-easterners have darker skin. The Italians have darker skin. It's not the skin that you can tell. There are different facial features.The Hispanics have facial features close to the Caucasian. The southeast Asians have facial features of the southern Chinese, Taiwanese, or even southern African facial features. It is completely different. Oh, by the way, I recently found out that aside from Korean, Japanese from my mother's side, and Ainu and Japanese from my father, I even have Native American blood too mostly Cherokee and Inuit from my father. Anyways, we are all people, but we all look different in our own unique way. Accept what you are and don't lie or pretend to yourself. You only make a fool out of yourself.Oh lastly, there were arguments online where people ask about the discriminations against the Koreans, Chinese, or other people? There is discriminations, but that is the same thing as saying why do the Whites and Blacks always fight? Or the Mexicans and the El Salvadoreans? With the Japanese, Japan is a small island, so the Japanese wanted to protect their country from foreign people. Also, Korea did the same. Korea is a small peninsula with Japan as the closest country. With the Chinese, Chinese people entered Japan recently. Same with the other foreign people. Korea was the only country to be allowed to enter Japan for many years, because Korea was a colony of the Japanese Empire. China is a different story. China is a large country, so they migrated here and there especially southeast Asia. Koreans are not too discrimnated as much as most people say. Koreans have been living in Japan for many years. They are so close to each other. China is pretty from Japan.You could see Japan from Korea because Korea is a peninsula and Japan is an island right next to each other, but China is too far from Japan and Korea. Anyways,many Koreans live in Japan under Japanese names. The Chinese usually stay with their own names. My father told me when he was a child, there were a few Koreans, but other foreigners like Chinese never lived in Japan, because their country is so large that they didn't have to migrate to Japan. What for?To the Japanese people, I am not trying to protect the Koreans. I am only a quarter Korean. But, the Koreans are like the family or cousins to the Japanese. Come on, stop fighting against Korea and Japan. I can see how Japan hates China, because the Chinese don't have the same DNA as the Koreans and the Japanese, but there is no reason to hate the Chinese either. Please stop this nonsense. Korea and Japan should honostly become one country.Southeast Asian: http://new.homemissionsdivision.com/moduleUploads/nhothsirifamily.jpg http://img65.imageshack.us/i/tj10gi8.jpg/ Han Chinese: http://farm1.static.flickr.com/21/31404881_e4876ae005.jpg http://www2.pictures.gi.zimbio.com/100+Years+Hong+Kong+Cinema+Press+Conference+Ju5X8DslCsWl.jpg Korean: http://strangeseouls.files.wordpress.com/2009/05/ybm-koreans.jpg http://img.youtube.com/vi/C7Vg1HcgL8U/0.jpg http://www.joojinmo.org/images/jinmo.jpg Japanese: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/ab/Japanese_people_of_all_ages.jpg http://thesituationist.files.wordpress.com/2007/06/japanese-guy.jpg more

Voting Question: Let me see if I have this right?

If you cross the North korean border illegally you get 12 years hard labor. If you cross the Iranian border illegally you are detained indefinitely If your cross the afghan border illegally, you get shot If you cross the saudi arabian border illegally you will be jailed If you cross the chinese border illegally you may never be heard from again If you cross the venezuelan border illegally you will be branded a spy and your fate will be sealed. If you cross the cuban border illegally you will be thrown into political prison to rot. If you cross the U.S. Border illgally you get: 1. A job 2. drivers license 3. social security card 4. welfare 5. food stanps 6. Credit cards 7. Subsidized rent or a loan to buy a house 8. free education 9. free health care 10 a lobbyist in washington 11 billions of dollars worth of public documents printed in your language 12 and the right to carry you country's flag while your protest that you don't enough respect I just wanted to make sure I had a firm grasp on this situation. These illegals do not understand why the citizens do not welcome them to this country with open arms hugs and kisses. more

Resolved Question: What shall we do to the chinese massacres?

why these little creatures so greedy? they eat most every damn things. I mean the oriental peoples (chinese, vietnamese,korean, Filipino etc...) eat dogs, cats In Vietnam. there are certain races of dogs bred especially for food... In some places in the orient they eat snake, cat, dog, water rats, and even monkeys. (A delicacy in one asian country is to eat the monkeys' brain... with the animal still alive (that really sounds horrible doesn't it!)... And how about japanese sharksfin soup & bloody swallows nest ( a saliva of bird that come with blood) soup. all of these damn thing isn't as cruel as they eat a babies. vedios baby and fetus eating in china. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTVEcdg7Y1A&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-iX4tgmOpT8 more

Resolved Question: How do i make those rice balls with red bean filling? (asian- korean or japanese?)?

and how do i make them healthier? I get them at my local korean bakery, but they make japanese food as well, so im unsure as to what country they are from its like a very sticky, soft dough filled with red bean paste theyre pretty much spheres and arent oily please help? i really want to make them at home. more

Voting Question: How do you make those rice balls with red bean filling?

Resolved Question: To the Chinese: As an American citizen in Puerto Rico, I have always been fascinated in Chinese,?

Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese histories, cultures, peoples, foods. In short I love Asia Do you think honorable friends that some day we can live in peace and trust and work together without competing and demeaning one another and hope that the US and Communist China will be true friends? more

Resolved Question: Can you play chopsticks or use chopsticks?

I can use them, but why? Takes too long..but I love Thai and Korean food cant play the piano though more

Resolved Question: Going to be stationed in South Korea for a year, any tips?

Hey! I'm going to be stationed at Osan Air Base in South Korea for a year. I'm pretty excited, as I have never been on that side of the world before. It's going to be exciting exploring and interacting with asian culture. I want to know if anyone has any tips of living in South Korea? I'm thinking about picking up a Rosetta stone to get a foundation on the Korean language. Would American phones work with South Korean services? Any cool places I should definately visit? Foods? Thanks a lot! more

Resolved Question: What do you cook for dinner? (Name Every Day of the week!)?

I cook different varieties for my children. I want them to experience as much meals as possible for all Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. Here will be my menu for this week for dinner: Sunday: Macoroni and Cheese. We got a yummy recipe from a cooking class at our church. We will also have vegetables and mashed potatoes. We will have water or lemonade. For dessert we will have a small cone of ice cream. Monday: On Monday we will have Pizza. We will make the pizza from scratch. The tomato sauce from the tomatoes, done by us. We will get the cheese from a block of cheese. We will make the dough, too. We will have some organic brownies for dessert. Tuesday: I will feed them Korean. I will make it all. I have culture nights, and I have them 1, 2 or 3 times a week. I help them learn different foods. I also add a little things. I also add fourtune cookies that the kids will make and sushi. It will be big. I might gain 5 pounds, it will be insanley good! Wednesday: Tacos and Spaghetti. Our children like different things at this point. Some of our children like Tacos. Some spaghetti. Some both. Some like "Spaghetti Tacos". We will have fruit for dessert. Thursday: Salad and Mashed Potatoes. We have healthy night on Thursdays. On Thursdays they get pumped up for Fridays. You know kids at school on Friday. Lazy, just like Monday. I give them Sald, Mashed Potatoes, Fruit, Vedgetables, Fish, Hard Boiled Eggs. They eat it ALL. They actually loose same weight. Friday: Breakfast for dinner. It is special. I do it atleast 1 or 2 times a month. We have cereal, bagels, cinnamon rolls, pancakes, waffles, bacon, saucage, and more! It is special, you know? Saturday: On Saturdays we go out. It takes me a break from the kitchen and we have fun together. We eat fast food 2 times a month and restaurunt food 2 times a month. What is yours? more

Resolved Question: What is in the secret sauce @ Isaac Toast?

Isaac Toast is a Korean Street Food chain. They have this sweet sauce that they put on the sandwiches, it's delicious. more

Resolved Question: asians...................?

why arent there more of u here chinese food and korean bbq taste so good if only there were less whites more

Resolved Question: Translate this sentence from English to French!?

I am interested in Korean culture, food, and language.Just be be clear, I'm want to say that I am interested in Korean culture, Korean food, and the Korean language, just simplictically (Korean culture, food, and language). more

Resolved Question: Who's life will you save and why?

Ok, so i have a group discussion to participate in on friday morning. this is for a speech class. I have been given an scenario and need to debate and discuss this with my group members. We have about 35 minutes to come up with the solution. i want to be prepared as possible. So any advice and anything that would be debatable would be nice to hear. I want to stand out in the group and i like controversy. Please help!! thanks XOXOXO .... THE KIDNEY MACHINE PROBLEM The people in your group represent a group of doctors. Each of the patients listed below is in need of the services of a kidney machine to do the work of their own failing organs. There are only 5 machines available at the present because of the prohibitive cost of manufacturing them. No more machines will be available in time to save all of these patients. It is the job of your group to decide, based on information given, which participants will receive treatment and which will not. Those who do not receive treatment will die. 1. Mrs. Maria Vasquez. 27 years old. Married with 6 children who range in age from 2 to 10 years old. Husband is a printer who own a print shop in partnership with his brother-in-law. 2. Mrs. Mary Fortram. 31 years old. Director of foods research for NASA. Former Rhodes Scholar with a Ph.d in physics. Currently working on a formula for a food capsule to be used in space travel. Divorced with no children. 3. Mike Carbona. 40 years old. Ex-convict who served 7 years for tax evasion. Active in local politics in New Jersey. Known as the spearhead behind the minority rights program in the area. Suspected of having mafia connections. The nine Korean orphans he supports do not know of his former crime involvement. 4. Peter Mazimo. 9 years old. Has an IQ of 160, but is severely mentally disturbed at having witnessed the car accident which killed two of his parents friends. Has not spoken a word for over 2 years. 5. Mrs. Terry McBride. 27 years old. Instructor at a local university working on her M.S. in Communications. Her husband is partially blind. Is now receiving disability payments from the army. No children. Debts include car payments and a 30 years mortgage on the house. 6. Dick Constable. 35 years old. Bachelor who works as a federal narcotics agent in Chicago, primarily arresting heroin dealers. Active in the community youth organizations. Engaged to be married. 7. Father Mussello. 53 years old. Dominican friar who is the head-master of a parochial school. Presently organizing missions to help with Indian education in New Mexico. Specializes in counseling young people and juvenile delinquents. 8. Mary Black. 29 years old. High school teacher and active member of the Gay Liberation movement. Openly living with a female writer/ author in woman's movement. Remember only 5 out of the 8 can be saved. THANKS!!!ok so for those who think that i am unable to do my own homework... i am researching this thouroughly on my own. i have already done extensive research on kidney dialysis machines, life expectancy, the pros and cons of the treatment, children coping with treatment.. i could go on and on.. which i would like to add is not a requirement. most of my group members wont do any research at all, and simply sit in front of the class & blurt out whatever comes to mind. I am simply asking anyone on here for advice, because everyone thinks differently and i am open to different oppinions. i just want to be able to be prepared in case someone comes up with something that i have not thought of before .. and why does my name have anything to do with anything??? some people are wierd, if u dont like my fun, though provoking question then please dont respond. ♥lulu♥ =) more

Resolved Question: the korean food Samgak kimbap ! do i have to use tuna ? if not , what meat can i substitute it to taste good .?

im talking about the triangle Samgak kimbap more

Resolved Question: CAN YOU GUYS CHECK MY ESSAY IF THERE IS ANY GRAMMATICAL MISTAKES?

CAN YOU GUYS PLEASE CHECK MY ESSAY IF THERE IS ANY GRAMMATICAL MISTAKES? When I was little, I was a jealous person as far as my mother was concerned. She said I used to make my brother who is a year younger than me punished by her. When I was five, I had my little brother stand on a carton of eggs. Of course, all the eggs were broken. I don’t remember the reason why I did it but my mother said I said I did it because I wanted to make him punished and get more love from my parents than him. Another memory of my childhood, I was much smaller than any kids who were the same age as me because I did not like eating. I remember my mother tried to make me have some healthy food such as meat and vegetable. One day, my mother put Kimmi, which is one of the Korean traditional side dishes made of cabbages, in my mouth and I tried to chew it. Then, I pretended to watch TV cartoons but what I really did was spitting the food a gap between a wall and cabinet. Unlike my childhood, there is no problem of eating habit and I have the average fit now. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME. HAVE A NICE DAY ! more

Resolved Question: Korean cuisine - is anything else similar?

I have a guest visiting from S. Korea who will be here for two weeks. I am sure he is tired of eating Western food. My guess is that typical Americanized Chinese food is not an acceptable substitute. Would any other Asian cuisines be more similar - such as Vietnamese or Thai, for example, which are easier to find. more

Resolved Question: What can be used to replace red pepper paste (gochuchang) in korean food?

I love tofu stew, dukbolgi, etc....BUT these things, many korean foods call for red pepper paste. Kochujang. Its diring me crazy this sutff has to much SALT and sometimes MSG. I am in congestive heart failure and cannot have either. I have to have very little sodium. But I love my korean food. What can I use to get the same consitancy and spicyness? I was thinking chili powder, red pepper powder or chili oil. But I am really not sure.........does anyone know of a red pepper paste that is LOW in sodium with NO MSG. Low I mean around 100-200mg of salt. OR what else can I subsitute to get the same result? Thanks. more

Resolved Question: how do I look up a food product for directions by using the upc?

all of the words are in korean and I need to see the directions in english more

Resolved Question: People who date outside of their race: Do you not care about language, food, and culture background barriers?

For example. If a Korean and an Italian fall in love with each other. One likes Kimchi and the other likes pizza? Will they actually get along? I mean being together means you have to be compatible. The food you eat, the languages you speak, the thought process, the traditions, the cultures, and the values all are important factors that decide whether a relationship could be successful. more

Resolved Question: Whats the slang term for a white girl trying to be Asian?

Like, an Asian-American trying to be white is a "twinkie," and an indian who is white inside is a "coconut" but what is a white person trying to be asian called? Like, someone who speaks chinese and korean with her friends, gets very high grades, eats asian food 24/7, and goes to a chinese school. No racist feelings or anything, im just seeing if there is one. more

Resolved Question: Korean drama Lovers in Paris soundtrack question?

Can someone tell me more about the artists who sing these two songs (from the soundtrack of Lovers in Paris)? I'd appreciate it so much! Guh Jit Mal - Kang In Han Ah Moo Mal Do Ha Ji Ma Yo - Soul Food more

Resolved Question: How do I get the courage to ask an asian guy (mostly korean or chinese) out?

Hi I'm a freshmen in college right now, 18 and indian. Though everyone i meet thinks I'm hispanic cause apparently i look less indian. Anyways, back to the main topic. I am very attracted to asian guys and i think it started back in junior high school when i had this crush on this asian guy named Timothy. I am not just into the looks. I find the Chinese and Korean culture very interesting. Though I'm more into Korean. I will be honest. I watched a lot of korean dramas, movies and I listen to korean music. I am learning the language which helps me sing along when i listen to the music. i have eaten korean food and I am learning how to cook the food. It's a interest but i realized I really like the korean men too. So i would really like to know how i can attract a korean man without getting intimidated by him. I want him to know I like his culture and not just his looks. It's very heartbreaking sometimes cause all the koreans in my school sit with each other and i Just don't know how to approach them especially since I'm indian and they are korean. It makes me feel really insecure sometimes. even if they reject me i just wish i had the courage to at least say how i feel. more

Resolved Question: What are some good food places in the dallas central area closer to richardson and spring valley rd area?.?

Does anyone know of some good restaurants in richardson, and spring valley rd area or Dallas central. Looking for Korean, sushi, indian, middle eastern, or african food places, international places thanksall these spots sound really great, heard there were many diverse food places in dallas thanks :-) more

Resolved Question: Do you think that oriental cultures (eg. Japanese, Chinese, Korean) are too overrated?

Most people think that east asian people are very intelligent and work a lot. Most people find the Chinese/Japanese characters beautiful and want to learn their languages, because "sound better than English and other occidental languages". Oriental food is very appreciated because it's more healthy than ours. Their phylosophy is wiser than ours, Japanese cartoons are great and so on. While I have nothing against these peoples, I think that their cultures and way of life are extremely idealised. What's your opinion on this? more

Resolved Question: Any "cook your own food" restaurants in DC?

Hey, so I'd like to take my boyfriend out for his birthday & I was thinking it would be cool to go to a "cook your own food" restaurant. I've been to one before in DC but I don't know the name. I know the Japanese/Korean type is called yakiniku or shabu shabu, if you know of any Japanese restaurants that would be perfect! But I'd also like to try any "cook your own food" restaurant available in DC. Thanks so much! more

Resolved Question: So, I'm going to Korea in 2 weeks.. I wonder how they Treat blacks/Hispanics.?

Okay, So I'm a hybrid mixed of Dominican and Jamaican..But I Guess you can say I look Black.. Because that what most people say anyway until I speak Spanish or tell them. Although Plenty of Spanish people for some reason can tell.. Just very few guess Dominican I usually get Honduran or Panamanian.. ANYWAY.. Me and 4 other friends Including 1 Being Japanese, and 1 Being Black, 1 Being a RED head with freckles and Blue eyes, and I always get Looked at because I have green eyes and Brown skin so its always like "WHOA , are those contacts?" ... and another Black Gay gay guy.. although we don't know much about him and he's working in another department but if he never told us that he was gay we would never know..... anyway.. Were moving Slap dead in the middle of Seoul which is a VERY VERY VERY beautiful city and I can't wait to get there I have to say when I arrive I will be like a little kid in a candy store... All 4 of us, Will be Teaching English.. we are all very fluent in Korean ( I studied for 5 years) We all know how to write Translate and all that In Korean, I personally would Like to know how we would get treated.. No I'm not light skinned black, if you look at me I look only black with green eyes lol I'm not very tall only 5 ft 5 or 6, and Average body. I Hear if your tall and slim.. You'll Get asked if your a model a lot and they will be fascinated by you...lol... I was also told that my friend and I might be the only black people at the school. (teaching at at least, but I doubt that there are any black students) Would I be able to date In Korea? How would I be treated? Do Korean Girls/Guys like Black guys? or as they told us Some of the students might be a little afraid of me.. lol .. I'm just really Curious. How do they treat red heads? like real orange hair.. would she get stares? do Korean guys like Black girls?. I imagine Seoul is very Diverse and such and I understand that most of these answers you can't speak for all Koreans in Seoul but Just an Idea Is nice =] ..PS. we also know the food culture all that good stuff.. lol and where from New york city.. If that plays a role.. - The more Koreans that Answer the better.. lol more

Resolved Question: Would it be possible for me to get a full scholarship to an ivy league if......?

My GPA was 4.75 Ranked 2/588 in my class Got 5's on AP Chem, Biology, Calculus BC, French, Psychology, Government & Politics, and English & Composition A PSAT score of 235 National Merit Finalist (got a $2,500 scholarship from the National Merit Scholarship Foundation) An SAT score of 2310 800 on both SAT Math I & II 790 on SAT Chem 750 on SAT French w/ Listening Been in the school newspaper club for 3 years Chess Club for 2 years Softball for 2 years Volleyball for 1 year Homeroom Representative 150 hours of community service Provided over 50 pounds of food for homeless families while in Argentina over the summer last year Been playing the piano for 10 years Math Tutor for 2 years I can speak fluent German and English, and a little French, Polish, and Korean. My mom is also unemployed and my dad makes $50,000 a year. more

Resolved Question: eating out unhealthy cause of the fats or oils?

parents say that eating out is so unhealthy and the results of that will show up later in life so eat at home..well, home food is all too spicy and it doesnt taste right. It may look fine now, but later in life it will show. Then they go off and talk about people at church..look at that guy, see how fat he is....WTF you know, i dont even eat out everyday. like 2 times a month, and when i do it is not fast food, i go for sushi or grilled food. i am korean person, but i cannot stand spicy food and garlicy food and fermented food. when i do, it hurts my tongue, mouth, and it goes numb. i just cant eat it. i prefer a lot of the japanese food, viet food, french. more

Resolved Question: Have you ever ate KOREAN BBQ it is ssooooooo delicious and it kicks all other foods @$$?

Resolved Question: Let me see, do I have this right?

If you cross the North Korean border illegally, you get 12 years of hard labor. If you cross the Iranian border illegally, you are detained indefinitely. If you cross the Saudi Arabian border illegally, you will be jailed. If you cross the Chinese border illegally, you may never be heard from again. If you cross the Venezuelan border illegally, you will be branded a spy, and your fate will be sealed. If you cross the Cuban border illegally, you will be thrown into political prison to rot. If you cross the U.S. border illegally, you get A job, A drivers license, A social security card, Welfare, Food stamps, Credit cards, Subsidized rent, or a loan to buy a house, Free education, Free health care, A lobbyist in Washington, Billions of dollars worth of public documents printed in your language, The right to carry your country's flag while you protest that you don't get enough respect, (And) In many instances, you can vote. I was wondering, do I have a firm grasp on the situation? more

Resolved Question: Are there any asian dramas or movies about cooking/food?

any chinese/ japanese/ korean drama about food? like making sweet stuff? cake? more

Resolved Question: Korean food recipes ,help!!?

My great grandma used to make a Korean soup with noodles cucumbers it was so good she called it cook sui.(I don't know if i spelled that right) Does anyone know how to make this ??It was a hot soup.The noodles were very thin i'm not sure what kind though.I was only 16 now i'm 25.It had cucumbers maybe lime?Sorry it is a vege description. more

Resolved Question: What website can offer me a great supply of French food, chocolate, and beverages that I may order?

I need to know a few websites that people use (maybe students in US from France) to buy delicacies (all sorts of foods and chocolates) from France or even Quebec. Just a website similar to the Korean (HMART) where Korean students obtain their home country foods. Kind of like an online French grocery store that is trusted??? Thanks a lot. more

Resolved Question: What is your favorite Asian cuisine?

Yes my Mom is Chinese and dad is Mexican(Metizo) and I love both food but especially Asian foods more I don't know why. Anyways mine are Chinese,Thai,Japanese,Vietnamese,Indian and korean. more

Resolved Question: How many calories did I consume in korean food? (about)?

haha note: im just curious, I'm not the crazy overly counting calorie type My friend got me a free plate of assorted korean food (yay for free food) I had um, hard to say, a fifth of a standard paper plates' worth of beef bulgogi (shallow amount), 2 pieces of kimbap, 2 pieces of small fried dumplings, a quarter of a standard paper plate's worth of veggie rice noodles, a little bit of kimchi, and some fruit. wow it was good ^^ anyone have a rough estimate? and that was less than i normally eat hahaoo the noodles were Japchae more

Resolved Question: Roommate's Korean boyfriend hitting on me?

My roommate is Korean. She's totally cool, and I was excited when I met her because she's a lot like me, and she was willing to deal with my weird chemical allergies. Everything's great, but she's got a Korean boyfriend who's, to say the least, creepy. He hits on me, steals my food, and last night I caught him in my storage room, trying to steal a bra that was hanging up to dry. My roommate and I don't share a storage room, so he had no business being in there. Even worse, he's kind of rude to her, too. He demands that she cook him food, then she doesn't eat until he's finished. I don't think I'm particularly xenophobic or racist, so what I'm trying to find out is if this is a cultural thing and ergo par for the course (and then some boundaries about what he can and can't do with me should be set), or if he's a jerk who shouldn't be anywhere near my sweet roommate. more

Voting Question: Working in Japan or South Korea as an English teacher?

Okay, I'd like to know about peoples personal experiences. I'm not old enough to do so yet-but in class at the moment we're talking about what jobs we want to have when we are older, and when the teacher asked me I replied I'd either like to be a English teacher in South Korea or Japan. And since then-I've been thinking. Which one is better to work in? I have a stronger interest in Japan (I'm not a weaboo), I really love the music, culture, art, food and fashion. I like the Korean culture, but not as much as the Japanese! I've had an interest in Japan since as long as I can remember. I'm aware that teaching English is pretty much the only job available to foreigners (that's what I have read on Yahoo Answers at least), I know Japan isn't some fantasy land where everyone looks like an anime character (personally I don't like anime and manga). I initially wanted to work there, but then I became a little interested in Korean culture and thought I'd like to go there instead, but I'm not sure. Of course, I don't have to make my mind up yet because I wont be going for years-but all the same, I would love to know peoples experiences of working in each country so I can maybe make my mind up, because I'd like to learn one of the languages too. Thank you~!@Lady Ga Ga, meh, it was the suggested category and I just do whatever yahoo tells me to do. Also, you seem teh slight troll amirite more

Voting Question: How can i lose 11 pounds real fast?

So im half asian (korean) so i have pretty good genetics, meaning im not huge yet. I eat a lot and hardly exercise but i weigh 122 and im 5'2. i think its all in my butt and a lil in my thighs. I'm starting to drink a lot of water, but I'm not sure what to eat. I do eat a lot of korean food at my church but that doesnt do much any suggestions? more

Resolved Question: I love Korean food. I live in Macon Georgia and I can't find any good Korean Kimchi. Any suggestions?

Resolved Question: Tips for my trip to Jamaica?

I'm traveling to Jamaica (an area near Negril) for six days on Saturday. I've only been to Jamaica once and it was only for three days. I have some questions about it. 1) I don't want to gain weight even though it is a vacation. What should I stick to? (food is from an all inclusive buffet) 2) What's a good schedule for each day? I wake up at 9 (by myself) on weekends, so I'm sure that's when my day should start. 3) I don't get sunburn very easily (because my cousins make me wear gallons of sunscreen), but I want a nice tan. I'm Korean (not too dark, but not pale). I don't want to get too tan though. Any advice? 4) I'm fourteen, so I have a sufficient amount of acne. My mom says it's because of my bangs (I have short hair) and it blocks the sun from getting to my forehead and near my hairline (my problem areas). Any ideas? 5) I'm planning on going for power-walks with my cousins while I'm there and also sun-bathing. I'm bringing an iPhone (taking the SD card out). Do you know any good music (or movies) I can get? Thank you! more

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