Sushi and sashimi *1

My friend suggest me to post it. it's about some note says.. well I don't even know what does it mean? the words appear on my mind and turns along all upside down.
the first is what the difference between Sushi and Sashimi
Sushi is for the most part is small bite size pieces of very fresh raw fish onto vinegar rice or wasabi (Japanese green horsedish) for antimicrobial, inhibit the growth of bacteria in fresh meat fish.But, Sushi is not always seafood. Mant times it will include fresh vegetables and warapped in seaweed skins.
Sashimi is the art of serving raw-fish-cut into different forms that is dipped into a mixture of soy sauce and wasabi.

Next, this topic came when my friend asked me about Edward Cullen is kind of Vampires or Dracula? So, I'd like to discuss bout this topic to prove it.
Well, Vampire is the type of bat that sucks blood from mammals origins. The fist instance of the word Vampire in European literature is thought to be found in 11^th.Century Russia. It refered to undead spirits that needed to be eradicted from corpses of loved one. However, comparative mythologist have unearthed vampire like believes in Hebrew, Greek, Mesopotamian, Indian, Japanese and South America cultures.
In generally, vampires are malicious undead creatures that have came from formerly human souls and now walk the earth looking the life essence of humans in the form blood to noursih themselves.
Ummm.... Dracula was the name of legendary Transylvanian feudal lord a fictional horror story was written by Bram Stoker in late 1800's in with Darcula sucked people blood. Bram Stoker called him "Count Dracula, The chief of vampires", meaning the chief of all those with suck mammal blood.

So yes they're definetely different

      A vampire is type of bat, Count Dracula is a fictional character and Dracula is legendary Transylvanian aristrocat.

But some says like this: " is the same difference as the one between "president" and "George Washington" or between "monarch" and "Queen Elizabeth" or between "Television shows" and "NCIS : Los Angeles".

The first is the larger category and the second is one example of something in that category.

conclusion : Dracula is a vampire, as we are people. A vampire is fictional being and Dracula is one of them

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