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    Cocaine is a strongly addictive stimulant drug, made from the leaves of the coca plant. It produces short-term excitement, energy, and talkativeness in addition to potentially risky physical effects, such as raising heart rate and blood pressure. Cocaine can be inhaled, smoked, and injected into bloodstream. When cocaine is inhaled its intensity and duration is slow it may take 15 to 30 minutes, however, when smoked or injected it is quicker and stronger and may last 5 to 10 minutes (National…

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    While extra energy may seem like a plus, there are multiple negative side effects to this drug. Users may experience muscle cramps, nausea, blurred vision, and chills. Someone on Ecstasy would show an abnormal amount of energy and excitement, but seem confused as to what is happening as well. Most users end up breaking out in cold sweat, a mixture of the chills and nausea. Muscle cramps are common due to the increased sensitivity. The extra help in the sensory department makes a person overly…

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    Walter White is the main protagonist in the television show Breaking Bad. He graduated out of California Institute of Technology as a chemist back in the mid-1980; he landed a job as a public high school teacher at J.P. Wynne High School at Albuquerque in New Mexico. When he turned fifty years old, he finds out that he was diagnosed with Stage 3A inoperable lung cancer. He realized he was dying, and started cooking crystal meth so that he can leave some money behind for his family. He became a…

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    Cocaine Research Paper

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    Cocaine; most commonly known as crack, coke, blow or stardust is a highly illegal illicit drug, that acts as a stimulant, as it accelerates the functions and workings of the brain. This stimulant drug can either be injected into a person or inhaled, however some types of cocaine that are rarely found in Australia may be smoked. Cocaine is derived from the leaves of coca plants (Erythorxylum genus), however the drug also contains traces of other chemicals which adds to the unpredictability of how…

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    Minho sprinted across the street, taking a sharp turn into the darkened alley. The place stank of rot and decay. He pulled the hankerchief further up his face, attempting to block out the smell. It did little. "Let's get this shucking thing over with," he muttered darkly, and with a mirthless smile to accompany his hardened eyes. He walked out the other end of the alley and searched for a house labeled 42. Most of the houses were ransacked and burnt, the windows were boarded. Minho eventually…

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    This Public Service Announcement (PSA) from Montana meth project, shows a picture of a girl on a lawn, with a random guy on top of her, all alone, with a transparent look on her face as if she is out of this world. On top of the PSA is the text “15 bucks for sex isn’t normal. But on meth it is.” This text is obvious of what meth does to you. On the far right is a white box with the text reading: “meth not even once.” The thesis for this PSA is: reducing meth use. The purpose of the PSA is to…

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    Crank The book Crank by Ellen Hopkins the first book in a series. It is about a teenage girl who had big dreams and made very good choices who spend a couple weeks with her deadbeat father. While she was there she picked up on some awful habits that would affect her for the rest of her life. This novel takes the reader on an intense journey about a girl who struggles with herself and her family. It really can open the eyes of someone who has never experienced the things that Kristina gets…

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    Walter White is one of the main characters in the TV series Breaking Bad. In the first season, the character of Walter White undergoes a tremendous transformation. In general, the first season is about discovering how close Walter White can get to “Breaking Bad”. This growth and development of his character are critical because the life he embarks on is one that demands that he adapts to new traits to prosper and most importantly, to survive. For example, for the transformed from a poor…

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    Dumb Ways To Die Analysis

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    I had some struggles finding a decent PSA. There are a lot of graphic and somewhat upsetting PSAs out there. I suppose the point is to leave a lasting impression that will leave you thinking twice before you act. For example, the modern drug PSAs seem to revolve around the dangers of meth. I also noticed a lot of anti-cigarette PSAs. While they may leave a lasting impression, I didn't want to use one because they only left me feeling upset. For me personally, I prefer a PSA with a positive or…

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    Ecstasy Research Paper

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    Ecstasy was made in 1914 by German chemists. It was originally patented by Merck, a pharmaceutical company. It was made as a diet pill. But it was never sold for that purpose. In 1965, ecstasy was re-created in the United States by a chemist named Alexander Shulgin. He shared his discovery with a small group of friends and physiatrists.The history of ecstasy use in the United States began in the 1970s and has been a problem since. In the 1970s, groups of physiatrists began to experiment with…

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