A simple barbacoa, slow cooked and seasoned with chiles and spices. Serve on tortillas with salsa, rice, beans or other accoutrements..
Primary Effects of TV Violence. The research on the effects of TV violence have been summarized by the National Institute of Mental Health (1982):  . . . violence on television does lead to aggressive behavior by children and teenagers who watch the programs. This conclusion is based on laboratory experiments and on field studies.
According to the Palo Alto Medical Foundation, many teens also snack while watching TV, which could translate to hundreds of calories. Over time, all those calories contribute to weight gain. Too much TV can also get in the way of your teen's sleep. If she's staying up to watch her favorite show, she might not get enough hours of sleep to feel her best the next day. Chronic sleep deprivation can have a negative effect on her grades, relationships and physical health.