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    Tough Box

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    Breeding Techniques Inbreeding: This is basically keeping a strain pure. The fish are kept closely related and brother and sister‚ father and daughter are routinely bred. A breeder will do this sometimes to fix a trait‚ such as a particular colour or shape. Mostly‚ you take the best male and female from the drop and breed them. Doing this can provide beautiful fish for years‚ provided the fish that you start out with are quality and you are lucky enough to choose not only the most attractive fish

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    Tough Bits

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    Fred Bodman Mr. Shawn Welch ENG-101-BR6 04 April 2013 Tough Bits Drilling is the quickest process of removing lots of material. Physical properties of material have a wide range of characteristics and need to have the appropriate drill composition to work properly and efficiently. Many different materials are used for or on drill bits‚ depending on the required application. Many hard materials‚ such as carbides‚ are much more brittle than steel and are far more subject to breaking‚ especially if

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    Tough Love I was once “so in love” with a boyfriend from my sophomore year of high school. It was summer break of my upcoming senior year and my boyfriend Charlie informed me that he was moving back to Portland in two weeks with or without me. I had made up my mind the second after he told me that I was going with him. I didn’t cry or beg him to stay. The thought never crossed my mind to do so. The only concern I had was that he was leaving and I was going with him. From then on until the

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    becomes an "adult". A person can now buy cigarettes or a home‚ vote‚ and even get married. In addition‚ from their 18th birthday and beyond‚ the young person is no longer tried for crimes in juvenile courts; now‚ they are tried in adult courts. But‚ does one or two years make such a difference between sixteen year olds and eighteen year olds? Is it fair for one person‚ just seventeen years of age‚ to be tried in a juvenile court‚ receiving a lesser sentence for murder than an person just six months

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    Juveniles entering in the criminal justice system can bring a number of serious problems with them. The problems include substance abuse‚ academic failure‚ emotional disturbances‚ physical health‚ family problems‚ and a history of physical or sexual abuse. However‚ the rehabilitation programs in the juvenile criminal justice system is not meeting the needs of the adolescent population and the problems that come with them. Effectively addressing these problems require the programs to be successful

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    TOUGH TIMES DONT LAST TOUGH PEOPLE DO Tough times don’t last‚ tough people do; Ask the soldier in the line of fire‚ the smoke in his eyes‚ the dirt on his face yet he holds his ground and fends of the attack‚ a hero for his people‚ a gladiator of valor. Tough times don’t last tough people do. Ask the doctor spending his hours in the operation theater‚ the patient on the operating table and his beating heart making the difference between life and death. The doctor’s hand twitches and twists‚the scalpels

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    essential to reducing youth crime. Federal programs‚ such as YouthBuild‚ have provided 43 states and over 6‚000 youth the opportunity to engage in gainful employment. Through such community programs‚ youth are not only given the chance to work but also to get an education. Mentorship‚ counseling and participation in community service are other benefits of these programs. By having a strong social support network and engaging in meaningful activities‚ youth are able to

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    Tough On Crime Mentality

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    about election and re-election. In a way‚ the mentality of the politicians is representative of the mentality of the public. The “tough on crime” mentality‚ as discussed in class‚ can be dangerous. On the surface‚ it sounds good. It is an admirable goal to have to eliminate crime and “clean up the streets‚” but there are issues with the execution. One issue with the “tough on crime mentality” is that it takes a complex social phenomenon and offers a simple solution‚ mandatory minimum sentencing. Mandatory

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    Tough Guise Analysis

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    Running head: TOUGH GUISE The Media and Tough Guise The Media and Tough Guise In Jackson Katz’s video Tough guise: violence‚ media‚ and the crisis in masculinity‚ Katz presents the media as culprits in creating a culture crisis in masculinity. In the video‚ Katz uses the movie The Wizard Oz as a way to describe the use of the term “tough guise”. In the movie‚ the Wizard is a nervous‚ small man who hides behind a curtain to mask his appearance in order for him to be perceived

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    The documentary we viewed in class called‚ Tough Guise‚ had the opinion on this stereotype‚ and expectation of what the male African-American should look like as‚ “This idea that men of color need to adopt this hyper masculine posture in order to get the respect they’ve been stripped of by the dominant culture is common in many groups of men of color” (Tough Guise). While the women have outside of the norm roles‚ and jobs in the show‚ the men fall into

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