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    How to make your very own etag burger Etag‚ a way of preserving meat is one of the most loved proteins of the Igorots. Some say it looks like tapa (smoked ham). Others would compare it to Ilocos’s bagnet (their own version of chicharon). Contrary to its meat counterparts‚ etag smells brackish. It has a strong burnt moss odor with a pinch of pungent fishy smell. And has a potent salty and smoky flavor. Innasin‚ the other term for etag is derived from the Bontoc/Igorot term inassinan or salted

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    The history of juvenile justice can be dated back to the 1760s when Blackstone classified a juvenile offenders as individual between 7 to 14 years old that understands they are committing a crime and has the intent to commit a crime. The juveniles were trialed‚ sentenced‚ and house with adult offenders. In the 19th century there were a shift and the best interest of the child were taken in to consideration. The best interest of the child was not to punish‚ but to rehabilitate which started the House

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    Holts essay‚ “How Teachers Make Children Hate Reading”‚ proposes the notion that teachers are inevitably demoralizing the minds of children‚ thus forcing them to generate a fervent aversion towards reading. To start‚ Holt touches base on how teachers frequently test their students on the specifics of the assigned reading and whether or not they are able to comprehend certain components from it. For several reasons‚ Holt disagrees with this commonly used method‚ mostly due to the fact that teachers

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    How to inculcate Moral Values in your children When your son or daughter was a toddler‚ did you childproof your home? Perhaps you covered electrical outlets‚ hid sharp objects‚ and barricaded stairways-all in an effort to keep your child safe. If only it were that easy to keep your teenager safe! Now you have greater worries‚ such as: ‘Is my son accessing pornography?’ Is my daughter ‘sexting’ –sending lewd photos of herself via cell phone?’ And the dreaded question ‘Is my teenager sexually active

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    there have been a few traits that have united them across the spans of time and geographical area. Many of these traits have even been included in religious doctrine or social and moral laws. In western philosophy and religions the concept of respect has help a high place‚ allowing a clear distinction between those who have experience and answers to those who are young and naïve. Religions such as Christianity and Mormonism stress greatly that the young should respect the elderly‚ while the Judaic religion

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    An individual’s social location which includes their social class‚ sex‚ gender‚ race‚ and ethnicity impacts every aspect of their lives. My family’s social location has positively impacted me throughout my life and provided me with the opportunities that lead me to where I am today. I grew up in a middle class household; my father was an engineer and my mother was a nurse so they were able to buy a house in a safe and rural neighborhood in Massachusetts. Since my parents were financially stable I

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    Juvenile Justice Legislation in India The first central legislation on Juvenile Justice was passed in 1986‚ by the Union Parliament‚ providing a uniform law on juvenile justice for the entire country. Prior to this law each state had its own enactment on juvenile justice with there being differences in the way juveniles were treated by different state legal systems. The Juvenile Justice Act was thus passed to provide care‚ protection‚ treatment‚ development and rehabilitation of neglected or delinquent

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    Sea level Global warming is effecting the Bahamas by raising the sea levels of the ocean‚ which will cause there to be less land that actually makes up the Bahamas. This can actually make all of the Bahamas a smaller country because more land is being put under water to the rising sea level‚ Warmer ocean temperatures are also now understood to cause coral bleaching. Rising levels of carbon dioxide (greenhouse gas emissions) are also decreasing the pH level of the ocean‚ known as ocean acidification

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    Juvenile Incarceration Name: Institution: Juvenile Incarceration Abstract Juvenile incarceration has created a lot of uncertainties in the legal justice system. This is because it is often assumed that indeed there are several persons that are underage that at the time of the crime did not have the proper mental reasoning to appreciate that indeed they were committing a crime. For this reason‚ there has been several problems regarding Juvenile incarceration and it has been argued

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    that your identity is a concept that you develop about yourself over the course of your lifetime.I also think that knowing who you are makes up your identity. Like the traits you carry in your personality. Also certain aspects in your life you have no jurisdiction over‚ such as where you grew up and how you were raised. In addition to what choices you decide for yourself in life and what you as an individual believes in. I don’t think that things like race‚gender‚ and etc… should make up your identity

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