Sweet and Saucy Spaghetti 🍝

Spaghetti comes in many variations there's red sauce, white sauce, meat sauce, seafood, and even squid ink spaghetti. But I used red sauce in my spaghetti.

My spaghetti consists of average pasta noodles and red meat sauce, only with two added ingredients: a sweetener and hot dogs.It tend to be savory and sweet, and the sweetener helps to tone down the acidity and tanginess of the tomato sauce. The sliced hotdogs serves as a meatball substitute that adds texture and flavor to the dish.

Ingredients :

•1 pouch Spaghetti Sauce (1 kg) 

•1 pack Gourmet 

Pasta (1 kg) 

•Hotdog (1/4)

•Cream (250 mL) 

•Kremdensada (205 mL) 

•Condensada (300 mL) 

•Cheese

Prepation :

Step 1

Boil the Pasta for 8 minutes

Step 2

Add salt

Step 3 

Drain water

Step 4

Set aside

(prepare for the spaghetti sauce)

Step 5

Heat oil in a saucepan over medium heat

Step 6

Saute garlic and onion until soft

Step 7 

Add the spaghetti sauce

Step 8

Add the cream

Step 9

Add the condensed

and stir well

Step 10

Add the sliced hotdogs and cheese

Step 11

Simmer for 5 to 10 minutes

Step 12 

Transfer to the basin

mix well the pasta and the sauce

Finished dish...

Sweet and Saucy Spaghetti

Ready to eat!!!

"Apo on the wall" by: Bj Patino

February 13, 2019

Apo on the wall by: Bj Patino

Poem Appreciation

The effortlessness of the poem made it increasingly appealing which expected to contact each 

peruser's heart.It is integral asset made by bold creator. The 

poem is very fascinating in light of the fact that the essay did not actually uncover the character of Chimp beside being the manager of the youngster's 

father. This poem demonstrates how little child keeps on dallying in his strict father's live with image of his dad's manager holding tight the divider. He says that the picture of Apo looks smart and keep gazing at you as despite the fact that it is genuine which implies you can 

envision how incredible this Apo is being put on a wall in a room of child's father.

The poem gives us to look over what was in the past explicitly in Military law times.It gives additionally a thought of what sort of relationship the kid what's more, father had.The predominant of a family is father which is the kid's normal inclination is to fear as an indication of regard. This moreover hints the Filipino who were apprehensive over the power and expert of Marcos.It is about how control impact and open dread predominant amid the time. One of the lines that truly learn about this poem is about the expression "His eyes are following me like he was that scary Jesus in the hallway what you are doing" in saying I know, I know Marcos resembles Jesus which Ferdinand 

who knows all that we do due to his power.

The poem has loaded up with despondency, dread and unheard languishments from our past due to Martial Law. Military law has great and terrible impact in numerous Filipinos who experienced it. This poem filled in as a living declaration for those Filipinos who run over this period,thus, the disclosure of the clouded side of what occurred in the past amid Marcos routine that it has a great deal of mystery untold stories and unheard voices of declarations up to this point weren't offered opportunity to have justice.

Reduce Plastic Waste

Over the following ten years, the amount of marine plastic waste will double and if we do no longer act, in 2050 the oceans will comprise greater plastic waste than fish by weight. #HERplanetearthis committed to reversing that trend.

some plastic objects may be recycled. those encompass drink bottles, shampoo bottles, plastic bags, bread wrappers, and some takeaway food packing containers. these items will be labelled with a "recycling" symbol (see under). however, lots of plastic waste can't be recycled. The maximum commonplace varieties of plastic trash in Singapore are takeaway containers, plates, straws, and utensils. these can't be recycled because they're infected with meals waste. If these items are thrown into the recycling bin, the entire batch of recyclable items turns into infected and must be incinerated. In Singapore, as plenty as 50 percent of recyclables are infected! check for the "recycling" image before setting plastics within the recycling bin. Wash all plastics clean of meals waste and residue before recycling.

Not all plastic waste gets incinerated. A lot of plastic, especially light items like straws and plastic bags, get blown or swept away into our drains and into the sea. Plastic makes up 90 percent of marine litter. Plastic waste hurts and kills marine animals. Small animals are smothered in plastic bags, while large animals such as turtles and dolphins get trapped in plastic nets and plastic rings. Entangled animals die a slow death from starvation and suffocation.

What is plastic doing to our health?Fish and shellfish consume tiny plastic pieces, which accumulate when they are eaten by larger fish. Plastic itself is toxic, but it also absorbs lots of poisonous chemicals from the ocean. Many of these fish are caught and eaten by humans, along with the plastics and chemicals that they contain. Essentially, you are eating the plastic you put into the ocean. We still don't fully understand what consuming plastics can do to the body. However, plastics contain chemicals that are known to cause cancer, birth defects, immune system suppression, reproductive problems, and developmental problems in children.

WHAT'S SO BAD ABOUT PLASTIC BAGS? 

Plastic bags are not biodegradable. They fly off thrash piles, garbage trucks, and landfills, and then clog storm water infrastructure, float down waterways, and spoil the landscape. If all goes well, they end up in proper landfills where they may take 1,000 years or more to break down into ever smaller particles that continue to pollute the soil and water.
Plastic bags also pose a serious danger to birds and marine mammals that often mistake them for food. Floating plastic bags regularly fool sea turtles into thinking they are one of their favorite prey, jellyfish. Thousands of animals die each year after swallowing or choking on discarded plastic bags. This mistaken identity issue is apparently a problem even for camels in the Middle East!

Plastic bags exposed to sunlight for long enough do undergo physical breakdown. Ultra-violet rays turn the plastic brittle, breaking it into ever smaller pieces. The small fragments then mix with soil, lake sediments, are picked up by streams, or end up contributing to the Great Pacific Garbage Patch and other oceanic trash deposits.
Finally, producing plastic bags, transporting them to stores, and bringing the used ones to landfills and recycling facilities require millions of gallons of petroleum, a non-renewable resource which can arguably be better used for more beneficial activities like transportation or heating.

STOP USING PLASTIC BAGS

Some businesses have stopped offering their customers plastic bags, and many communities are considering a ban on plastic bags - San Francisco was one of the first cities to do that in 2007. Some countries are experimenting with solutions like mandatory deposits, purchasing fees, and outright bans. Various grocery store chains now have policies to minimize use, including requesting a small fee to clients who would like plastic bags to be provided to them.

THE PLASTIC INDUSTRY RESPONDS

As with most environmental issues, the plastic bag problem is not as simple as it seems. Plastic industry groups like to remind us that compared to the paper bag alternative, plastic bags are light, have low transportation costs, and require comparatively little (non-renewable) resources to make, while generating less waste. They also are completely recyclable, provided your community has access to the right facilities. Their contribution to landfills is actually fairly small, and by the industry's estimate, 60% of people actually re-purpose and reuse their plastic bags. Of course, these arguments are less convincing when the comparisons are made against washable, sturdy reusable shopping bags.

https://www.herplanetearth.com/reduce-plastic-waste.html

Erile: Lawmakers need to revisit anti-bullying law Last updated Dec 27, 2018

Erile: Lawmakers need to revisit anti-bullying law

Last updated Dec 27, 2018

Former Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile called for a review of Republic Act No. 10627 or the anti-bullying law to suggest changes that would give the law more teeth in dealing with future instances of bullying.

“Obviously, there is a need to revisit Republic Act No. 10627,” Enrile said in a statement.

If it were up to him, the veteran lawmaker said he would push for a thorough consideration of the facts of the case to lay the groundwork for amendments.

“First, I have to restudy the present law. Second, I have to study the facts of each of the incidents that so far happened violating the law. Third, I have to hear the concerned parties. Only then will I be able to craft the necessary amendatory legislation,” Enrile, who is seeking a comeback to the Senate in the 2019 midterm elections, said.

The former Senate President has also commented that Ateneo’s efforts to prevent further spread of the viral video will not be effective.

He said, “I do not think the desire of Ateneo de Manila to stop the spread of the video will fly. That would seriously curtail the freedom of the people to inform and to be informed.”

In an earlier statement on his Facebook page, Enrile admitted that he was also a victim of bullying as a second year student in high school at Aparri, Cagayan.

“One morning, when I was on my way to my classroom on the second floor of our school building, four older male students rushed out of a door behind me and attacked me with their knives. I was completely taken by surprise and surrounded. I dropped my books and parried their assaults with my bare hands,” he recounted, adding:

“To save my life, I managed to jump out of a window. Upon landing on the ground below, blood was oozing from the right side of my neck, my left arm had a long and ugly cut, my belly was ripped, and my shirt and pants were red with blood.”

After the incident, the former Senate President said that he filed a case against his attackers. He shared that his attackers were “kids of some members of the Board of Trustees of the school” and had “all the lawyers in town” while he had no lawyer.

As a result, his case was later dismissed and he was even expelled from school.

He further said, “This incident defined the course of my life. I wanted to be an engineer because math was easy for me, but I shifted to law because of the injustice I had suffered.”

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