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| Top 10 Fattening Foods Americans Love To Eat Posted: 21 Mar 2013 09:47 PM PDT Today's American Fast Food restaurants have loaded many of their offerings with so much fat, sugar, and sodium that eating any of the foods could destroy all your hard work and best intentions of eating healthy and losing weight. Beware! This top 10 list may ruin your appetite by the time you are finished reading it. 1.Large Chocolate Oreo Shake Coming in at number 1 is the Baskin Robbin’s Large Chocolate Oreo Shake with 2,600 calories – 135 g fat (59 g saturated, 2.5 g trans) – 1,700 mg sodium – 263 g sugars.
2 Outback Steakhouse Baby Back Ribs This meal comes in at 2,580 calories and is rarely served by itself at outback. When you add sweet potato fries and wedge salad, this meal comes out to 3,460 calories. You may need to go for a long walk or exercise on treadmill to burn all those calories when the meet gets packed into your stomach.
3. Pizza Hut Pizza Pizza may have originated from Italy, but it is a known fact Americans consume more pizza than any other nation around the world. It is Americans who order the dish daily and can it for breakfast, lunch and dinner. A recent survey reveals that families order pizza once a week for dinner. Pizza shops can be found everywhere from small cities or towns to big cities. There are hundreds of flavors in pizza which lots of different toppings to choose from, including cheese, tomatoes,meat and vegetables. Another reason for Americans love pizza is because it can be easily ordered and delivered within 30 minutes. In 2007, the total pizza sales in America nearly hit $37 billion and as of July 2008, there were more than 75,000 pizza store pies cooking the oven. Independently operated pizzerias make up a slim majority of these totals. The chain Pizza Hut stands as the largest and most successful franchise with almost 14 percent of the total chain sales at a total of $5.1 billion in 2007. The second biggest eating holiday is the Superbowl. On that day, hundreds of millions of Americans gather with their friends and families around the televisions to watch the Super Bowl. To the joy of food chains nationwide, these gatherings will feature a multitude of snacks and beverages, causing the highest one-day spike in sales for food chains. While dips and spreads are the highest-grossing product sold on Super Bowl Sunday, pizza and chicken wings are right behind it when it comes to sales. America's biggest pizza and chicken wings food chains always brace for a spike in sales that day.
4. French Fries – McDonald’s Let us reflect upon a popular side order in the United States – the French Fry (500 calories). At their best, they're golden and crisp on the outside and fluffy on the inside. For the pomme frite enthusiast, French fries are the reason why people order a burger and fries. Everyone has their favorite place for fries, of course, but only one restaurant chain has held the top spot as consumers' favorite: McDonald's. A survey conducted by Brand Keys' Customer Loyalty Engagement Index, once again placed the French fries deep fried beneath the golden arches at No. 1. What is it that makes McDonald's french fries so popular? . Changes in the recipe sparked debate and even more speculation about the popularity. Many people, it would seem, have never fully recovered emotionally from McDonald’s decision to switch from using beef tallow as their frying agent of choice to the much healthier canola oil they presently use.
5. Chicken Wings In the run-up to Super Bowl Sunday, millions of American football fans felt rest assured: there was no shortage of their favorite food – the chicken wings. The National Chicken Council estimated that the nation would eat 1.23 billion chicken wings over the Super Bowl weekend, or nearly four wings for each and every American. But fears that restaurants, bars, fast food outlets and supermarkets will run out of the savory snack — served baked, fried or grilled, most often with ranch or barbecue sauce did not stop the wings cravers from worrying and speculating.
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| Top 10 Schools for Acting and Dancing Posted: 21 Mar 2013 09:00 PM PDT Acting and dancing will always be popular subjects of choice for students. Both children and young adults love to express themselves in this highly creative art form, and many students decide to extend their education in to these subjects to help them prepare for a career doing what they love and enjoy. Choosing the right school to further develop your acting or dancing skills can be highly stressful, no matter where you are based in the world. This article will examine ten of the best acting and dancing schools located throughout the world. Some of these schools are situated in the USA while the others are located in Europe and other locations. Choosing the Right Acting and Dancing School for You Time and time again students make the mistake of pinning their educations hopes and dreams on the recommendations of their peers, and this creates a big problem when the student does not get into the school that they had hoped for. The truth is there are hundreds of fantastic schools that can help you develop your existing creative skills and help teach you critical new skills that will help to further your acting and dancing career. Rather than just choosing a school that you think you should be attending, it's important to choose a school based on your instinct and intuition. Your peers and fellow creative friends may not agree with your choice, even your parents and family may question the decision you have made, but ultimately only you will know which school is right for you. When evaluating the value a school can bring to you as a student, you should be asking yourself the following questions:
It is with these questions in mind that you should investigate and evaluate the best acting and dancing schools in your country. 1. Moscow State Academy of Choreography – Russia This prestigious institute is also known as the Bolshoi Ballet Academy, and it is one of the oldest ballet schools in the world. It is by far one of the most reputable academies, and students across the world attempt to enrol at this impressive educational institute. Its unique method of teaching is very popular, and it has been adopted by a number of other ballet schools at is incredibly effective at generating successful dancers. Auditions to enter the Bolshoi Ballet Academy are held every year, but competition is extremely tough. If you want ballet to be your business in the future then you should certainly consider auditioning. However, you can expect a tough regime and you will be expected to meet the highest of standards throughout your stay. 2. Cuban National Ballet School – Cuba The Cuban National Ballet School is one of the biggest ballet schools in the world. With over 4,000 students, this impressive institute is a popular choice for ballet dancers who are keen to make a career from their ability to dance. Many of the students, once qualified then go on to train and perform with the Cuban National Ballet, which has a reputation as being of the best ballet companies in the world. Auditioning for the Cuban National Ballet School is tough business; not only does this school have an incredible reputation and offer fantastic career opportunities, it also has the added advantage of providing a free education. This clearly appeals to students across the world, and so competition for a place is very fierce. 3. RADA – Royal Academy of Dramatic Art – UK The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art may have very limited spaces but it is exceptionally good at converting the few students it does take on into well paid professionals. The RADA, based in London, only takes on 28 new students each year, and these students are enrolled onto the three year BA degree course. 4.The Julliard School – USA The Julliard School in New York caters for students from all kinds of art forms, including dance, music and theatre. Aspiring students have to audition in front of a formal committee to decide whether each applicant has the skills and talent to qualify been given a place at the school. If accepted, students can expect the very highest level of training in their specialist skill. 5. The Boston University School of Theatre – USA The Boston University School of Theatre offers students a laid back approach to a creative learning curve. Students are armed with a broad range of acting techniques that they can then use as working professionals. 50% of an enrolment application is based your academic skill, and the other 50% is based on your audition.
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