With the highest debt-to-salary ratio out of the schools that lead to the top salaries, Stanford is also the best deal out of the top 20 MBA programs. Graduates who attended full-time earned an average of $129,618 and those who borrowed left school with an average of $77,559 in debt.
Surimi (Japanese: æ ã èº«, ããèº«, literally  ground meat ) refers to a paste made from fish or other meat, as well as multiple Asian foods that use surimi as its primary ingredient.he industrialized surimi-making process was refined in 1969 by Nishitani YÅsuke of Japan's HokkaidÅ Fisheries Experiment Institute to process the increased catch of fish, to revitalize Japan's fish industry, and to make use of what previously was considered fodder fish.
Sashimi: A slice of raw fish or seafood only. The term sushi refers to the presence of the vinegared rice, so sashimi does not technically qualify as such, but you will see it listed alongside the sushi offerings at Japanese restaurants.