Does violence video-games could affect children’s lifestyle and mental growth by projecting aggressive behavior and promoting harmful actions? How does video-games influence children? Are there actions more harmful? Is violence in video-games a bad thing? How do the parents react to this information? How do the parents resolve this issue?

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Organic Entry #1: This vegetable is called a Yame (yah-meh). It is from Costa Rica. It looks like a potato, but has a little stubble at the top of it. It also has little hairs and flakes sticking out of it. It kinda has a weird smell. I wonder how long I could keep this out until it rots. It has these little wrinkles that course through the yame. I peeled a little of the first layer off and its like hard and yellow inside. It has a little dent on the side of it. it kinda reminds me of a dented car. The yame fits well in my hand, however, it leaves sort of a crusted residue feeling behind my hand.

Organic Entry #2: This yame caught my eye when I first bought it at the grocery store. It reminded me of a potato. It is brown and shaped perfectly like a potato. I don’t know what else to say it just looks so cool. The yame reminds me of my friend Aaron rough and hard looking on the outside. I don’t know why but the yame is just such a cool guy. I wonder how old it is. If I were to guess, I would say 26 years old. It just looks like an adult.