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Interviewer: Why do you think they, how do they get that idea. Interviewee: Probably because somebody told them too or probably experience, I don’t really know. Interviewer: Um, but you don’t consider it safe or safer than cigarettes? Interviewee: Yeah, I do. Interviewer: How did you first learn about using it, how to use it? Interviewee: Like, people on television, seen the commercial and I just get one and Facebook too. [Timestamp][00:14:00]. Interviewer: But, it a pretty complicated…

Based on Wassermann’s play and the discord between his characters McMurphy and Ms. Ratched and Forman’s film with his composition and lighting, for example, Normal is the broad range of behaviors with in society’s boundaries which can differ among individuals but which don’t include extreme destructive behaviors such as murdering or other criminal activities. Dale Wassermann’s version of the story was a play supports my definition of normality, through the main character McMurphy who accepts…

Lawndale with the falling snow blanketing him. You would think he’d have learned his lesson from that, but drinking in Chicago was about all there was to do. A bar on every corner. Which was no excuse, after all, he knew, but there it was anyway. And yeah, he was still craving a few cold ones because he didn’t know how to deal with all of this. Especially Orson’s text. Watch out for…

“Private Eye” or tough “Hard-boiled” private investigator detective fiction is the classification most dominated by American writers (Mansfield-Kelly 205). One of the founders and innovators of the private investigator is Dashiell Hammett. And is also “The most influential figure in the structuring of hard-boiled detective fiction,” (Mansfield-Kelly 229). He wrote the first tough-guy detective in “The Gutting of Couffignal”, named Continental OP and wrote The Maltese Falcon (Mansfield-Kelly 229)…

But Adnan on the other hand says that yeah his religion was a really important part of his life but not so much to where he let it affect the person he liked or the person he wanted to be with. She also mentions that Adnan called her a “devil” and he said it was because she was the reason he…

Shrimp’s best buddy. “Then what could have happened to CoCo’s feathers?” Basslet Fish asked. “I guess . . . maybe they just fell off by themselves,” CoCo said slowly. “Oh! It must be the low total alkalinity level in the tank. Yeah, that must be the reason.” “Oh yeah, we can even feel it now,” all the other corals said in chorus. That afternoon, Jerry changed the water and added some bicarbonate salt to raise the alkalinity. Everything returned to normal—calm and…

"Go have fun, babe." He nodded and ran off to the centre of the game. He was so into the game and he was smiling, making me smile too. "Reed, stop checking out Oliver and get into the game." Coach yelled at me. I looked at him. "Yeah, yeah. Whatever." I walked in and almost fell over. Coach sighed. "Carson, you be goalie." The game stopped and everyone looked at me as I walked to the other free goal. Suddenly I saw Jeremy come up with a ball and kicking it to his one of his gang members…

been nervous of Regina because she is one of the most popular girls in the grade but she was one of Sammy's closests friends “ umm-well i was wondering if you’d want to come to the beach today, it’s fine if you can’t I know you’re always busy.” “yeah I-uh-I can’t today um I have plans with my family…

I want to discuss a song that was first released in 2011 titled “Wet the Bed” by Chris Brown featuring Ludacris. I personally enjoy the song and think it is a rather catchy tune, however for the first time I find myself analyzing inconsistencies with the song and reality. In the song Chris Brown expresses that he is going to make a woman experience a few things that simply aren’t realistic. The song is centered on female ejaculation and Brown repeatedly emphasizes how he is going to make a woman…

taking quantitate methods… Yeah! I liked it, but it wasn’t my thing, I mean I always understood everything, I did my homework, and I studied for my tests. But there was still I voice inside my head that kept telling me “This isn’t what you really want” “You can do so much more”. But the problem was I didn’t know what I wanted. So… I just kept telling myself “You will like it eventually”. The second year of college, I took my first Accounting course, it was easy, and… yeah just easy. The…