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    The Finer White of Life It firsts starts with a slow-like walk, no smile, just a walk. Then it follows with an apology. I could hear my heart slowly disintegrating as she broke the news to me. That was the worst pain ever in the history of heartbreaks. I mean, he was the first person I have ever loved and he dies from an overdose. The tears rolled down my cheeks uncontrollably, and everything went blurry. The hospital lights were so bright that they made my eyes burn. I just broke down and…

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    protected from other gangs. Business at the time was excellent. J. T’s franchise quadrupled its revenues during this period. The first year they took in $18,500 and towards the final year $64,400 a month. The money they made only represented the crack cocaine nothing else. The gang did allow some of the ranks to sell heroin as well. During the crack boom J.T.’s branch brought in $32,000 in monthly revenues. J.T was paid $8,500 per month, making his annual salary $100,000a year which was tax free…

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    The Mexican Drug Cartels

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    organization developed with the purpose of promoting and controlling drug trafficking operations. They range from loosely managed agreements among various drug traffickers to formalized commercial enterprises. Up until the early 1900s, the use of opium, cocaine, marijuana, and alcohol were legal in the United States and could be purchased at pharmacies and stores. “Chinese merchants brought opium to Sinaloa back in the late 1800’s...and since then, Sinaloa has been full of opium”(Saviano). A…

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    Drugstore Soda Fountain baffles me. I cannot seem to wrap my mind around the fact we once were served fountain drinks with drugs such as cocaine and caffeine. I don’t feel like Pharmacist should have been authorized to infuse drinks with drugs just because customers had some physical malady. Personally I believe that The “Harrison Act” which implemented the ban of cocaine in over-the-counter products saved a lot of our ancestors as well as the generations to follow by finding other methods to…

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    prove themselves by working long hours and better than above average to succeed or move ahead. When the worker can prove they are the best worker they have a change to move up a level. Crack cocaine dealing is the example that Levitt and Dubner came up with in their book, Freakonomics. Dealing crack cocaine is a “winner take all” or tournament labor business where there are many street salesman who…

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    Self-interest is a profound part of human nature. Psychological egoism argues that by nature we as human beings are propelled by self-interest and will act in a manner that we feel will benefit our own interest. We tend to always be influenced by self-interest whether it be knowingly or deliberately. An akin prescriptive argument regarding self-interest is ethical egoism. Ethical egoism suggest people should only have a moral obligation to themselves. However, this does not mean we should not…

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    Determining a drug treatment program for an addict can be a very difficult process. There is no one program that will help treat everyone with different addictions. It is important for treatments centers to figure out the root of the problem in order to completely rehabilitate the individual. Rehabilitating a person consists of much more than having someone keep sober for 90 days. It is about giving them the right tools to cope with their stress, disorders, or trauma in their lives. In some ways…

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    fundamental role in the acquisition of behaviors that are inappropriately reinforced by addictive drugs” (Volodymyr). Dopamine is involved in addiction to other drugs such as cocaine and heroin. Recent studies on 18 to 36 year old cocaine users, 90% of them in the US had smoked cigarettes (nicotine exposure). Nicotine acts just like cocaine. Once the high of the drug is gone which make the users irritable and depressed until their next…

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    There are a lot of good movies but "wolf of Wall Street" is always my favorite. The movie is directed very nicely and actors and actresses acted very nice and it is also based on a true story. It is most focused, comedy and drug soaked movie. and Everyone wants to be rich including me, every human wants more money in life. Most of the people in this world are not happy with what they have. This life is a race everyone wants to get 1st place. Mostly Middle class and lower class people think…

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    Elvira Character Analysis

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    Character Description Elvira – (Girl friend of Frank) A stereotypical white thrash girl, who is addicted to cocaine. A buxom brunette with a lot more to show for, than just her looks, she is irresponsible and very outspoken. Her relationship with her boyfriend (Frank) is not something to be questioned, even though she may seem like an adventurous type, if you lay a hand on her, be sure to find your genitals floating across the river bed. Frank and Elvira are not the pair to be messed with even…

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