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Bio:
Bryson Tiller (born Bryson Djuan Tiller in Louisville, Kentucky on January 2, 1993) is an American singer, songwriter and rapper. He became widely recognized by music insiders after the release of his hit single "Don't," which he shared via his Soundcloud account. Producer Timbaland was one of the first industry heavy-hitters who took notice of his unique style. Bryson ultimately decided to sign with RCA Records on August 25, 2015, declining the opportunity to sign with Canadian rapper Drake's label OVO Sound. On October 2, 2015, Bryson released his debut studio album called Trapsoul, which landed the eleventh spot on the US Billboard 200. His highly-anticipated 2016 project has been titled She's Got My Soul.

Best Known For:
Bryson is best known for his hit single "Don't" which received critical acclaim as well as over 130 million views and counting on YouTube.

Personal Life:
Bryson is engaged to his longtime girlfriend Marena and the pair share a daughter named Harley.

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Bio: Bryson Tiller (born Bryson Djuan Tiller in Louisville, Kentucky on January 2, 1993) is an American singer, songwriter and rapper. He became widely recognized by music insiders after the release of his hit single "Don't," which he shared via his Soundcloud account.

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I value my family, chocolate, and books. I value my family because i love them , this fits into morality. I value chocolate because i enjoy sweets, and I value books because they are entertaining. Both are progress and comforts.

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carolina crown- inferno (2015)

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I value family, guns and money.
1)I value family because without family life would not be the same
2)I value guns because with out guns wars would be harder to fight and guns add personal comfort
3)I value money because with out money the trading systems would be crazy

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I value sports,music and money because thats all I do through out the year.

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1. I value my family and friends and how they are always there for me no matter what. I also value how hard I've worked for the things that I have and how proud i am of myself. I look at that as a personal achievement.

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1.I value football,food.my family,my boy jacob poindexter. I value all these people and things is because there allways there for me and i value football because thats my future and thats my only way out. I wanna play play football when i get older.

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I value my parents.The reason why is because they are there when i need help.I am thankful that they are there.The other reason is that they do a lot for me so that i can succeed. The category would be personal achievement.

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i value the sport i came up playing which is football. i value this because it is a personal achievement i can accomplish alot playing this sport. playing this sport will help me make it out of the HOOD!!!!!!!

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Watch Kendall Brown's videos and check out their recent activity on Hudl

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I value family, friends, and music because family and friends are what made me the person I am today. Music is what gets me through things.

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1. I value competitive cheerleading and my friends and family. They fit in progress and material comfort. I value them because they make me happy and i do what i love.

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I value my family, dance,

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I value my family because they gave me everything I have. They love me and I love them and they took care of me. I also value my friends because they be there whenever I feel bad. I would put these in the category of freedom and individualism.

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- I value my Family, Friends, and My Job. I value them because my life is reliant on these things for humor, Money, and security.

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1. I value my family and my phone. I value them because I need them in my life. They fit under individualism. 2.  The phone has evolved because through the generations there becoming more smarter and useful.

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I value family, friends, sleep, and food. I value my family the most because they've raised me and taken care of me my whole life. These go under individualism and freedom.

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I value music, Family/Friends, and food.
I value these things because I cannot live without them...
It goes under freedom, material comfort, and individualism.
These that meant a lot in past generations, may not mean the same to us now. Such as, letters from family or friends.. we can now just send an email or text.

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Ramen in Tokyo

The varieties of ramen in Tokyo are diverse, and there are as many ramen stores as there are flavors. In fact, there are over 3500 ramen stores just in the metropolis of Tokyo, which ranks it as the most ramen-store-infested place on earth. The tastes ranges from ramen with soup made from pineapple juice to the old-fashioned shoyu ramen. However, there are four main types of ramen that you should keep in mind when visiting Japan.

Shoyu (醤油:soy sauce) ramen

Shoyu ramen has a long history in Japan dating back to 1910, and is the forefather of Japanese "ramen". Because of that, Shoyu Ramen is considered to be "orthodox" by many Japanese people and is especially popular among elderly people.

This ramen usually has a clear, brown soup made from chicken broth, vegetable broth, and soy sauce. There are stores that add pork bone or beef bone broth to the soup. The toppings usually include green onions, chashu, nori, and narutomaki(more info at Toppings section).

It is also possible for Shoyu ramen to be called Chuka Soba(中華そば:Chinese Noodles) or Tokyo Ramen(東京ラーメン).

In Tokyo, if a menu just says, ramen(ラーメン), it is most likely Shoyu ramen. Please remember that this is not always the case as some ramen stores label their own original ramen as "ramen(ラーメン)" on their menus, especially if the stores serve specialty ramen.

Tonkotsu(豚骨:pork bone) ramen

This ramen has a soup made from a thick broth made from pork bones. The soup is usually whitish and cloudy from the collagen and gelatin that seeps out of the pork bones. A variant with added soy sauce is called Tonkotsu Shoyu(豚骨醤油:Pork Bone Soy Sauce) Ramen.

The origin of Tonkotsu ramen is in the Kyushu region of Japan, although there are several theories as to the exact location in Kyushu. A famous regional variant of Tonkotsu Ramen, called Hakata Ramen(博多ラーメン) originates in the Hakata district of Fukuoka city in Kyushu. Hakata Ramen is distinct because of its thin, straight, non-curly noodles. Ramen stands selling Hakata Ramen can be found all across Japan and there are even chain stores that specialize in Hakata Ramen.

This might be the most popular ramen nowadays as ramen stores serving orthodox Shoyu ramen continue to decline. According to a poll done by The Japan Times, the most popular ramen among foreigners(mostly Americans and Chinese) was Tonkotsu Ramen with Miso Ramen coming in at second.

Shio(塩:salt) ramen.

The soup for this ramen is usually made from Chicken and/or Pork Bone broth flavored with salt. The soup is much lighter and clearer compared to Tonkotsu ramen due to the broth not being boiled down as much as Tonkotsu ramen soup.

Simply speaking, shio ramen is the lightest of all the ramen flavors.

Miso(味噌) ramen.

The soup for miso ramen is made from chicken, fish, and/or pork bone broth with miso melted in. It is usually sweeter than other types of ramen.

Sapporo ramen is a famous regional variant of miso ramen. Sapporo ramen usually has corn, soy bean sprouts, butter, and ground pork as toppings. It should be noted that the Hokkaido, the region where Sapporo is located at, is a major producer of corn and butter. There is a chain store from Sapporo that specializes in this kind of ramen called Dosanko Ramen(どさん子ラーメン).

Ingredients, Toppings & Words You Should Know

・ Chashu (チャーシュー): Boiled pork that is soaked in a mixture made from soy sauce and other condiments. Chashu is different from Chinese "char siu" as it is boiled, not barbecued. Many ramen stores produce their own chashu to distinguish themselves from their competitiors.

・ Miso(味噌): A thick paste made from fermenting soybeans. Rice and barley may also be fermented with the soybeans.

・ Menma(メンマ): Fermented bamboo shoots. It has very distinctive taste.

・ Nori(のり): Dried seaweed in the form of sheets which resemble sheets of black paper.

・ Wakame(わかめ): Type of seaweed usually served boiled.

・ Narutomaki(鳴門巻き): A type of kamaboko that has a pink swirl inside. The name derives from the Naruto Whirlpools in the Naruto Strait. It is widely used as a topping for ramen, often shoyu ramen. The name for the manga, Naruto also dervies from this topping.

・ Kamaboko(かまぼこ): A product made from a mixture of pureed fish and additives such as egg whites and salt. The mixture hardens when it is steamed; the finished product is Kamaboko.

・ Niboshi(煮干し):Dried infant sardines. It is used in ramen broths.

・ Se-abura(背脂): Lard. Grated lard is included in the soup of some ramen and some stores may ask you how much lard you want floating in your ramen.

・ Kaedama(替え玉): Extra serving of noodles. If one bowl of ramen isn't enough, you can order a kaedma. However, make sure you don't drink all of the soup as kaedama will only come with the noodles.

・ Moyashi(もやし): Soy bean sprouts.

・ Ajitama(味玉): Boiled egg soaked in soy sauce and other condiments.

Other Ramen

Kitakata Ramen(喜多方ラーメン): A type of ramen originating from the city of Kitakata in Fukushima Prefecture. The soup is made from pork bones and niboshi(dried infant sardines) with soy sauce as its base. Kitakata ramen, along with Sapporo ramen and Hakata ramen are known as The Big Three Ramen(日本三大ラーメン).

Char siu men(チャーシュー麺): Ramen topped with plenty of chashu; sometimes to the point where the bowl is encased in chashu.

Abura Soba(油そば; literally:oil noodles): A type of ramen without soup. At the bottom of the bowl is a concentrated sauce usually made of soy sauce and lard. The eater sprinkles some condiments such as vinegar and chili oil according to his/her preference. It originated from Tokyo.

Wanton men(ワンタン麺): Ramen with wantons.

Tantanmen(坦々麺): Japanese name for Chinese Dandan noodles, a spicy ramen with toppings which include zasai(pickled mustard plant stem), soybean sprouts and fried ground pork.

Famous Ramen Chain Stores....just to name some

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The varieties of ramen in Tokyo are diverse, and there are as many ramen stores as there are flavors. In fact, there are over 3500 ramen stores just in the metropolis of Tokyo, which ranks it as the most ramen-store-infested place on earth.

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1.i value football because.
2. because its something i love to do.
3.personal achievement
4.my values change because the progress of  me is getting better every practice.

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-I value my family, friends, food, and music. I value these because they are important things in my life. These are categorized as individualism.

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1) i value my family because they love me and support me with everything i do. I value my friends because they cheer me up when i'm feeling down and cheer with me. i value babies and kids because its proof there is still good in the world. I value band because it teaches me how to be a part of something bigger than myself and shows me the result of hard work and dedication. The categories are personal achievement, work, and efficiency and practicality.

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I value my family and friends, music, cheering, and traveling. My family gives me the freedom to do what I enjoy. My family and friends give me endless support and love. I value music because it is something I love and I love getting to see my favorite artist live. I do not cheer anymore but I did for 10 years and loved it. I also enjoy traveling especially internationally , i value it because its not something everyone gets to do. These values fit in freedom, self fulfillment, and individualism. My values have not changed or evolved.

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I value God, Guns, America, And family. These are the most important things in my life. These are people and reasons to live everyday for in the great country that we live in. If you dont love life and this country, you're free to get out.
The category is freedom. This is why we are able to do what we can do as Americans. God Bless.

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1) I value my family because they love me and because they let me have a good amount of freedom.
I also value my phone and running because its a good stress reliever.
2) They have evolved overtime because the more I'm around my values the more i like them.

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!) I value the things that are important to me like my family my money and my friends even though I got like 3 its cool though .Why do i only have 3 friends you ask well thats cause i dont like people. why dont i like people. becuase they annoying and oh i almost forgot i freaking value august alsina my future husband imma get a poster of him and put it on my room so he the last thing i see before i go to sleep. these fall under the  personal achievement individualism and morality work and other stuff.
these things have changed because nobody has manners now.

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-I value my parents because they provide me with the things I need and want. They typically give me a reasonable amount of freedom, which is something I also value. I value my vehicle, something my parents provided me with, because it gets me to the places I need and want to go. I value my dog because when I move off to start my life after high school, I won't be completely alone and am gaining a stronger sense of responsibility taking care of him. I value my phone because it gives me a link to other people, it makes life easier for me, and helps me be more connected to the world. I also really value good movies. Most of the things I value are materialistic.
-I've realized how much of the things I value are provided by my parents which makes me grateful for them and value them more.

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I value Spicy Nacho Chips and Video game. I value them because video games are fun and the Spicy Nachos are delicious. I value my family as well. I value them because my parents take excellent care of me. This is the things I value.

Category: Personal Achievement