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    Cocaine

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    COCAINE One of the most dangerous and widely abused drugs is cocaine‚ although they do not produce very severe physical dependent symptoms upon withdrawal. In the early 16th century‚ Francisco Pizzaro encountered the Inca; he found that royalty used the coca plant. This was the 1st contact Europeans had with this drug. In Peru this was considered to be “the gift of the Gods” (Craving for Ecstasy and Natural Highs: A Positive approach to mood Alteration Milkman‚ Sunderwirth) and was used in religious

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    The Cowboy

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    Thomas Jacob Ainsworth Thomas was easily identifiable in our school. He was the only real cowboy. Some other boys wore the boots and hats of the Western heroes‚ but Thomas was the only one who had the heart to pull the look off. He never actually wore a cowboy hat to school‚ he said that was for work‚ but he could always be seen wearing his boots. They were well worn and could not be mistaken for the boots worn by other boys‚ which always appeared as if fresh out of the box. Thomas wore his boots

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    Facts on Cocaine

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    Cocaine is a powerful central nervous system (CNS) stimulant that heightens alertness‚ inhibits appetite and the need for sleep‚ and provides intense feelings of pleasure. It is prepared from the leaf of the Erythroxylon coca bush‚ which grows primarily in Peru and Bolivia. Street dealers dilute it with inert (non-psychoactive) but similar-looking substances such as cornstarch‚ talcum powder‚ and sugar‚ or with active drugs such as procaine and benzocaine (used as local anesthetics)‚ or other

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    History of Cowboys

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    History of Cowboys Back in the day‚ ranchers would hire cowboys to look over their herds. Today‚ cowboys show their skills by bull riding‚ using a lasso‚ and roping and tying steers. The Mexican-American War in the 1850’s is when the traditional cowboy look was actually developed. American soldiers improved this look during the war and brought it to the South. By improving the look‚ they made the hats cooler and the outfits more durable opposed to just be colorful. There are numerous types

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    cocaine in columbia

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    the production of Cocaine in the early 1970’s. Why the production‚ and formation of huge Cartels‚ just to produce and distribute a psychoactive drug? Money! The return is huge and by that I mean cocaine is produced at $1500/kilo in jungle labs and could be sold on the streets of America for as much as $50‚000/kilo. Unfortunately‚ there is a demand for cocaine and will continue to be one‚ why? United states of America‚ with one in six‚ American citizens admitted to using Cocaine‚ America will continue

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    The American Cowboy

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    The American Cowboy The cowboys of the frontier have long captured the imagination of the American public. Americans‚ faced with the reality of an increasingly industrialized society‚ love the image of a man living out in the wilderness fending for himself against the dangers of the unknown. By the year 1900 there were few renegade Indians left in the country and the vast expanse of open land to the west of the Mississippi was rapidly filling with settlers. Cowboys represented a major part of the

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    The Life of a Cowboy

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    Life of a Cowboy My grandfather’s life as a cowboy was very interesting. Most of what I know about my grandfather was told to me long after his days as a cowboy. As a young boy‚ at the age of five years old‚ this was very fascinating to me. He lived his life as a rowdy‚ kindhearted cowboy who was an excellent story teller. First of all‚ my grandfather loved to be the center of attention. He loved making people laugh. At times‚ he would get carried away and the wild‚ rowdy‚ cowboy side of him

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    Cocaine Usage

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    Cocaine Abuse Kiara Palmer Shaw University Cocaine and crack are both drugs created from the coca plant but have different levels of refinement. Cocaine is an addictive stimulant of the central nervous system‚ extracted from the coca leaf. Cocaine is usually inhaled but can also be injected. Crack is the freebase form of cocaine that has been processed from the powdered cocaine hydrochloride form to a substance that can be smoked. Cocaine is taken in through the nose and crack is

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    Cowboys and Cattlemen

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    and class throughout American history‚ specifically during the time of cowboys and cattlemen.  Additionally‚ such injustices can be portrayed in today’s fast food industry with the struggles of the employer to employee. Comparing and contrasting cowboys with cattlemen and managers with employees will demonstrate how such issues come into affect.   In order to express the inequality faced within the workforce between cowboys and cattlemen‚ the background of their field of work‚ who did the work

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    Knights and Cowboys

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    Knights and Cowboys Knights versus cowboys. Between these two‚ many people would rather have a knight in shining armor than a cowboy in chaps. But when you get down to the core of it‚ cowboys are pretty much nothing but knights wearing different clothing. Don’t get me wrong‚ there are some big differences between the two‚ but in my opinion they’re almost the same. Both cowboys and knights were ready for action. They always seemed to follow their leader. Although they weren’t able to show friendship

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