...Arbeitszeit: ca. 1 Std. / Schwierigkeitsgrad: normal / Kalorien p. P.: keine Angabe Eine flache Platte (oder einen großen Teller) in den Backofen stellen und diesen mit 80° ca. eine halbe Stunde vorheizen. Temperatur wenn möglich mit Backofenthermometer kontrollieren. Schweinefilet 1 Stunde vor dem Anbraten aus dem Kühlschrank nehmen, damit das Fleisch auch im Kern Zimmertemperatur annimmt. Falls der Metzger es nicht schon vorher getan hat, das Fleisch parieren (d.h. von Sehnen, Häutchen, Fett etc. befreien). Hat man ein ganzes Schweinefilet, dann schlägt man die Spitze soweit um, dass in etwa ein gleichmäßig dickes Fleischstück entsteht. Filet salzen (nur wenig wegen des Speckmantels!) und pfeffern. Baconscheiben überlappt auslegen in einer Breite, die der Länge des Filetstücks entspricht. Beide Enden des Filets je nach Dicke mit ein bis zwei (evtl. halbierten) Baconscheiben abdecken, das Filet auf die ausgelegten Scheiben legen und einrollen. Die Speckhülle entweder mit Küchengarn oder (von mir aus Handhabungsgründen bevorzugt) mit Rouladennadeln fixieren. In einem großen Schmortopf Öl bzw. Butterschmalz erhitzen und das Filet in ca 6 Minuten von allen Seiten braun/kross anbraten. Auch die beiden Kopfseiten sollten dabei angebraten werden (Filet mit Hilfe von Küchenzange oder gefaltetem Küchenpapier senkrecht halten). Anschließend das Fleisch mit einem Bratenthermometer versehen für ca. 2 Stunden in den vorgeheizten Backofen auf die Platte/den Teller legen und...
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...Butler attempts to analyze the normative heterosexuality. He points out that disciplinary social rules force us to conform to a hegemonic, heterosexual identity. Butler sates that a selective reading of structuralism, psychoanalytic and feminist accounts enforce gender identities within a heterosexual frame. Butler reports that feminists have alternatives to the pre-patriarchal culture. They use this as a model to base a new society. If patriarchy has a beginning, it can also have an end. Therefore, accounts of the original transformation of sex into gender have proven useful to feminists. Cramer discus ideologies of gender, race, and class and states that these themes linked to sexual morality. Cramer analyzes Sex and the City, stating that it has an interesting paradox between the single life and the hunt for marriage. Cramer also reports on Queer life, saying that this show revolves around the idea that friendships are...
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...Fences Socratic Seminar Questions Directions: Answer the questions below in preparation for the Socratic seminar on Fences. You must respond in complete sentences, and you must submit your answers to Schoology. Your written responses will be part of your Socratic seminar grade. Make sure your responses are specific. Provide specific quotes and page numbers to support your responses. 1. People are made up of both good and bad character traits, just as characters from literature are. No one person or character is 100% good or 100% bad. Troy was a complicated character. Argue whether or not you believe Troy was a good man or not. 2. What are some examples of cultural, political, and social fences from history and today? What messages do these fences convey? Are these fences good, bad, or a mixture of both? 3. How can fences be invisible? Provide at least one example of an invisible fence you put up in your own life. 4. How do you think the primary characters’ respective childhood environments affect their personalities? Do you think it was fate or choice that had the most effect on them? Why? 5. Names hold a symbolic meaning in the play. What symbolic meaning do you think the characters below hold? One example has been done for you. a. Cory- Cory is the youthful center of the family, like the core of an apple. b. Rose- c. Gabe- d. Troy- 6. What do you think the play is saying about the themes below...
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...doing this, I have come to learn new lessons that I will write in this journal in hopes I can later reflect and have reminders for the lessons I have learned. The second page of my journal is my “writer’s profile”. This essay reveals how I have expanded my boundaries academically. I often doubt myself, and perhaps set the bar too low. This piece allows me to look at where I’ve started in comparison to where I want to go. It connects years of my life and uncovers my ability to expand and absorb new knowledge with the help of those around me. It gives me a goal not be perfect, but to continuously try to get better. This is a piece of wisdom needed for days that lack motivation and confidence. The third page of my journal it titled “Sex in the City Versus Virginity in the County”. This essay was a bit more personal. It taught me to always look at myself with an unbiased opinion. Comparing myself to others in a positive manner allowed me to realize the qualities I enjoy about myself, and those I want to continue to reach towards something better. Comparing Carrie Bradshaw and myself resulted in a new perspective of life I wasn’t expecting. Comparing the two of us gave me the bigger picture of how I want to be. I concluded what I wanted to keep in my life and what I could take from hers in order to improve my life. Comparing and contrasting two people can be a positive thing, if done well. I realized that two completely different people so different can still have bonding similarities...
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...main reason. (Shedlin, Michele G, World Book p.15, 2007) The idea of sex workers fighting for their human rights is a foreign concept to most people, even those who identify politically as progressives or feminists. Sex workers have lived on the margins of society through most of human history, and despite the prevalence of this work all over the world, sex workers are often treated as less than human, both in cultural attitudes and public policy. In fact, it cannot be said enough: sex workers are people—friends, neighbors, family members, wage earners, and parents—and they deserve the same human rights as everyone else. (http://www.ontheissuesmagazine.com/july08/july2008_1.php) Feminists and advocates of all stripes have argued that they want to work for the human rights of sex workers, often without an analysis of what human rights for sex workers might look like. While many people would agree that access to human rights includes the right to be free from harm, to have access to health care and housing, and to seek safe employment that pays a living wage, there is fierce debate as to what any of this actually means. (http://www.ontheissuesmagazine.com/july08/july2008_1.php) In many parts of the world, sex workers have been among the groups most vulnerable to and most affected by HIV since the beginning of the AIDS pandemic. After more than a decade of research and intervention in sex work settings there is a substantial body of knowledge on the behaviours...
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...Sex and the City can be compared to previous examples of post feminist, woman-centered drama produced for prime-time network television in the US. These are dramas that in the wake of second-wave feminism selectively deploy feminist discourses as a response to cultural changes in the lives of their potential audience; an audience that is addressed as white, heterosexual, and relatively youthful and affluent. They emerged out of a hybridization of genres driven by a desire to maximize audiences by creating drama that appealed to both men and women. The feminization of crime genres such as cop shows (Cagney and Lacey) and legal dramas (LA Law, Ally McBeal) allowed for an exploitation of the generic pleasures associated with the masculine, public world of work and the feminized, private world of personal relationships. Their responsiveness to changes in the socio-political context had also allowed for an engagement with liberal feminist issues arising from women’s relation to the law and to work. A focus on women as protagonists, whose actions drive the narrative, replaced the marginal and narrow range of roles available previously to women characters in these genres. Although it shares their incorporation of feminist themes and their focus on the liberal, heterosexual, white, metropolitan, career- oriented woman, Sex and the City is very different from most dramas. It gives insight on how women are perceived in today’s society. They have, or want it all, are independent, and the...
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...Abstract In this paper I will be talking about the Chandlers police department sex crime unit. The history will be mentioned as well as the people that made a difference within the department. Also, I will be talking about the sex crime unit itself and the responsibilities that the detectives have. The sex offender notification program that they are in charge of will also be mentioned as well as the crimes against adults and the crimes against children that the detectives are responsible for. This paper will also define what sex crimes are and give several examples of different types of sex crimes. The sex crimes that are assigned to Chandlers Sex Crime Unit will also be said. Chandlers Police has conducted some investigation in sex crime cases and a couple of these will be motioned in this paper. I will describe some charts and statistics that I have found like rate and of crime in Chandler for crimes like rape, murder, and violent crimes. Chandler Police Sex Crime Unit The Chandler Police Department in Arizona is known to be one of the best police stations in the state. In November of 1914, Charles M. Beckham was elected as one of the first Constables. In 1923, the first City Hall was built and it was the new home for the Police Force/Jail, the Mayor’s office, City Clerk’s office, City Council Chambers and the Magistrate and his courtroom, (Health, 2005). During the 1970s, the second Police/Court facility was built and the Police and Fire Department were...
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...Coalitions and Punctuated Equilibrium in the Same-Sex Marriage Debate: Learning from Pro-LGBT Policy Changes in Minneapolis and Minnesota LAKE DZIENGEL St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota Policy change to actualize same-sex marriage requires planning and practices that can be most effective to advance marriage equality. This case study examines how building and maintaining strong coalitions aided in attainment and preservation of civil rights and protections for same-sex couples in Minnesota. As a historical policy analysis, it dissects collaborative strategies and events that led to a municipal domestic partner ordinance and state civil rights protections for sexual minorities in Minnesota during 1983–1995. Viewed through the lens of Advocacy Coalition Framework and Punctuated Equilibrium theory, findings support and highlight the importance of strategic planning of developing capable leaders, building strong coalitions, and capitalizing on events to garner public support and advance public policy toward civil rights protections and legal recognition for same-sex couples. KEYWORDS advocacy coalitions, punctuated equilibrium, policy, lesbian, gay, domestic partner benefits INTRODUCTION The city of Minneapolis, Minnesota, a large urban community, passed a Domestic Partner Ordinance in 1991 as the result of intensive lobby efforts by community organizers and private citizens and liaison building with the city government. The ordinance was repeatedly challenged...
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...including the Privacy Act 1988. Important information about the collection, use and disclosure (to other agencies and third parties, including overseas entities) of your personal information, including sensitive information, is contained in form 1442i Privacy notice. Form 1442i is available from the department’s website www.border.gov.au/allforms/ or offices of the department. You should ensure that you read and understand form 1442i before completing this form. Please provide your details as they appear in your official documents. For example, passport, identity document, travel document, birth certificate. Note: If you have one name only, please write it in the ‘Family name’ field. Family name Zhang All given names Xurui Sex Female Male Day Month Year Day, month and year MUST be provided...
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...local channels on the television, I was able to catch our mayor giving a speech to the city about the latest bill that was approved. The city had just passed a bill banning sex education, condoms, pills and other birth control devices in our city, Ayala Alabang. He stated in his speech that the city’s view on contraceptives might kill children and put women’s health at risk. I almost fell off my chair! First thought that popped into my head was that this was clearly a decision that was heavily influenced by the Catholic Church, after all 80% of the Philippine population are Roman Catholic. He explained to the crowd that the city condemns the irresponsible and indiscriminate use of contraceptives because they promote premarital sex and undermined the union of families. Their ignorance could not have been more apparent; did they really think that this would prevent pre-marital sex? He went on to say that contraceptives were giving rise to more fatherless children and more single mothers. As soon I heard him say that, I was both baffled and embarrassed at the same time. I could not believe I was hearing such ignorance coming from these people that we’re suppose to call our leaders and for them to be so uneducated on this serious matter. Is this not unethical? I was ashamed. Could they not see that they are doing harm than good? That their decision is actually promoting unprotected sex, therefore increasing the chances for children to grow up with single parents and most...
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...Problem and it’s Setting Background of the study Sex education has become a major issue here in the Philippines because the church people and government officials cannot decide on whether to incorporate sex education in students learning curriculum in this study the researchers will show the importance of incorporating sex education to the subjects of the students. According to statistics compiled by the Guttmacher Institute schools (2008) is exploring the best sex education programs to benefit students. The US has “one of the highest teen pregnancy rates in the developed world—almost twice as high as those of England, Wales and Canada, and eight times as high as those of the Netherlands and Japan.” Because of the rising pregnancy rates among teens, in addition to the rising rates of sexual activity among teens, parents. The United States has unacceptably high rates of teen pregnancy, sexually transmitted diseases, and HIV/AIDS infections. To address this challenge, NARAL Pro-Choice America supports honest, age-appropriate, and medically accurate sex education that promotes abstinence and provides young people with the information they need to protect themselves. On the same hand, Peter J. Smith (2006) any DepEd directors and church people have argued that if they should incorporate sex education to the learning of the students. Furthermore they have argued about it since 2006 but today some public schools are incorporating sex education to a child’s learning in addition the...
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...Same sex marriage issue paves way for anti-discrimination bill By Artemio Dumlao (The Philippine Star) Updated July 05, 2011 12:00 AM BAGUIO CITY ,Philippines – Christian groups led by the Catholic Charismatic Christian Movement believes that the same sex marriage controversy is a “grand design” by some sectors to push House Bill 1483 (Anti-Discrimination bill) filed by Bayan Muna party-list Rep. Teodoro Casiño. According to the group, the same sex unions officiated by the Metropolitan Community Church (MCC) here on June 29 have been pitting family members against each other, the opposing Catholic Church and other Christian groups versus the proponents and even government officials caught in the controversy. Alexander Bangsoy, a member of the charismatic movement in the city and nearby Benguet, said the diverse reactions to the same sex marriages were part of a plot to stir debate and evoke discriminatory attitude against the third sex to gather sympathy for HB 1483. “It set the stage for them to say they are being discriminated, though (they) are not,” Bangsoy said. The group vowed to oppose HB 1483 by urging Baguio Rep. Bernardo Vergara, Benguet Rep. Ronald Cosalan, and all other congressmen to drop the measure. They have also taken their cause to social networking sites like Facebook (No To Same Sex Marriage in the Philippines group) and have initiated a signature campaign to counter the growing popularity of the “unions.” “We should oppose HB 1483...
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...CREATIVITY An Experimental Psychology Requirement Presented to Arts and Sciences Division Cor Jesu College Digos City By HANNAH SHEREE G. TULOD BS Psychology 3 September 2015 ABSTRACT The objective of the creativity experiment is to measure the flexibility, novelty and originality through response production of a series of letters .The experiment has two parts the part 1 which the experimenter presents the anagrams and ask the subject to form as many words as possible from the given anagrams with a time limit of 4 minutes. And the Part 2 which the experimenter presents the anagrams as words and the task of the subject is to form as many words as possible within 4 minutes. Result shows that out of the anagrams that is given in the part I of the experiment it has the many numbers of words that is been created by the subjects with a total of 158 words while in the part II the total responses is 124 .The difference between the Part I and part II is the subjects created more words than the Part II. And also out of the anagrams that is given the procedure in the part I is more likely the easier unlike the Part II. It implies that when the experimenter presents the anagrams as words it would be likely elicited or difficult to the subject to make words out of the given words unlike making words out of the scrambled. The resuls also shows that the words that there are almost 5 words that is frequently used and also through this experiment the speedity of the...
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...Delos Reyes, Dayanara G. MK – 331 2010 Census of Population and Housing Pampanga Total Population by Province, City, Municipality and Barangay: as of May 1, 2010 CITY OF SAN FERNANDO (Capital) 285,912 Alasas 3,262 Baliti 5,405 Bulaon 26,977 Calulut 28,592 Dela Paz Norte 4,127 Dela Paz Sur 2,720 Del Carmen 4,506 Del Pilar 10,633 Del Rosario 5,209 Dolores 19,473 Juliana 2,889 Lara 2,687 Lourdes 3,675 Magliman 3,536 Maimpis 8,872 Malino 4,062 Malpitic 8,240 Pandaras 1,540 Panipuan 6,100 Santo Rosario (Pob.) 709 Quebiauan...
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