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    Addiction is not a disease it is the result of a series of bad life decisions. It is the person’s choice to start using drugs or addictive substances, at some point that person also actively had to make the decision to continue using the addictive substance despite the negative repercussions, and that individual also made the decision to stay in the negative environment that is influencing their bad choices. Addiction is a path people choose for themselves, you are not born an addict. You did…

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    pumpernickel bread are enjoyed every day in the U.S. Harsh winters made cold weather produce an essential part of their diet. Pickling and preserves ensured the availability of certain foods through the season. Alcoholic beverages like beers, wines, vodkas and fruit brandies were especially popular. Socioeconomic status determined daily eating patterns. Wealthy Central Europeans typically ate five to six small meals, and the poor ate fewer meals often without meat. Following appropriate…

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    Media Rape Culture

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    THE MEDIA AND RAPE CULTURE The lines of sexual assault and rape have become blurred through the media. While the drive for sex may come from hormones and other biological factors, the entitlement that male college students have derives from social cues and media representation of masculinity. In her book Fraternity Gang Rape, author Peggy Sandy comments that “those men who object to this kind of behavior run the risk of being labeled as ‘wimps’ or, even worse in their eyes, ‘gays’ or ‘faggots’.…

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    The sofa he'd been placed on was so comfortable that, after another toke on a joint, and vodka-spiked beer, his head had lolled back, his eyes closed, and he emitted soft, princely snores. Completely unaware that ten feet directly above his head, his date for the evening was about to be spit-roasted. Back in the boy's room, Sofia's bra found…

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    6 Drinks History

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    The daily drinks that we consume has had an extreme past. What they used for, to having a affable gathering. In the book I read; A History of the World in 6 Glasses it talks about six different types of drinks nevertheless where they have come from. The world has changed immensely over these past couple of era’s. Whereas the way people did things in the past and the way people did things in the present are different. Such as the way people did things in the past were, having social classes…

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    We Were Liars Essay

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    consequence of not eating, she also lost a lot of weight making her thinner. After the accident, she has to take different kind of pills, so when her aunt Carrie says ”I know you’ve been sick”(p.61) she starts to joke about the pills and how them and some vodka makes her feel better, but her mother does not appreciate this and says that the pills are nonaddictive et cetera, because if you’re a Sinclair - ”No one is an addict. No one is a…

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    This officer noticed an open container of alcohol lying on the floorboard of the vehicle. This officer asked Weer if it was an open container of alcohol and he stated "Yes" This officer later retrieved the container and it was found to be Dimitri vodka 357 Ml. While speaking with Weer this officer observed his eyes to be slightly bloodshot, speech was mumbled and a strong odor of an intoxicating beverage about his breath as he spoke. This officer asked Weer, when the last time he had consumed…

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    Breastfeeding Infants

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    her system. The mothers blind the researchers used the placebo conditions, and all the drinks were identical. Once the mothers arrive they were weighed and given a Breathalyzer test. The women were given doses 0.3 g/kg of the alcoholic substance (vodka tonic with a ratio 3:5:1). The women’s BAC levels were than checked again in 30 minutes (M=. 03, SD=. 01). The feedings were arranged during a time when the infants were likely to be hungry. Mothers were encouraged to feed their infant roughly 100…

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    It was claimed that “Oh, East is East and West is West, and never the twain shall meet.”("The Ballad of East and West" is a poem by Rudyard Kipling).It seems that the oriental and the western cannot be with each other. However, after the colonial era, shows that there is harmony between different colored people. In western countries, there is China Town to settle Chinese and provide an opportunity to the local trying Chinese cuisine. Plus, the legislation of anti-discrimination is more…

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    At a party full of under-age teens who were drinking, Brett Finbloom passed out after drinking vodka. Brett’s friends did not call for help right away because they were afraid to get arrested for under aged drinking. Eventually one of them called for help and Brett was rushed to the hospital, which later on diagnosed Finbloom of having alcohol poisoning. Brett died two-and-a-half days later. Maybe if someone would’ve called sooner, he might still be alive today. Unfortunately they were too…

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