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    Reasons for Legalizing Marijuana Abstract Marijuana can be used by the public for many purposes. Medicine is an important part of our lives and marijuana has been tested to cure cancerous cells as well as help people with their epilepsy. Using marijuana for medical purposes is one major aspect that people should take into consideration for legalizing it. Marijuana’s market has also been brought to many people’s attention because it has been poised to grow faster than smart

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    where he was drunk‚ which means there is absent of retrieval cue – alcohol‚ in this state. Until the next gathering when he drunk‚ he will do the same action as what he done previously. This situation is called as a state of intoxication. Other than in state of intoxication‚ mood can actually be a cue for state dependent memory too. Suppose when a person is sad or angry‚ he or she is said to remember or recall the other times when he or she was sad or angry. For instance‚ I have a sister who always

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    failed to supervise students at the class picnic. There were many unique issues surrounding this case. The first being that both Rawlings and Bradshaw were under the age of twenty-one at the time of the incident‚ however‚ both were suspected of intoxication at the time of the collision. This assumption was confirmed later on during trial as it was proven that Marjorie E. Moyer had supplied alcohol to the sophomore class at the picnic. Additionally‚

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    Bioethics

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    Problems of Bioethics Prepared by Group 8 of Gen. Ethics TTh 7-8:30am Personal Health Responsibility * Involves active participation in one’s own health and healing plan through education and lifestyle changes. Crimes Against Human Life 1. Suicide * Derived from the Latin word “suicide”‚ combining the pronoun for “self” and the verb for “to kill”. * In essence‚ an act of a human being intentionally causing his or her own death. * It is committed for many reasons including despair

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    At the age of eighteen‚ in the United States‚ a person is able to: buy a lottery ticket‚ get a tattoo‚ buy cigarettes‚ enlist in the army‚ and even vote for president but is unable to drink alcohol. On July 17th‚ 1984 President Ronald Reagan signed into law the National Minimum Drinking Age Bill‚ but let’s also keep in mind that he proclaimed “Ice cream is a nutritious and wholesome food”. He obviously had questionable knowledge on health and what’s best for an individual. This law‚ although seemingly

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    “I think the best feature of the Hare Krishna movement is that it is providing scholars with excellent translations of the rarest books on Krishna-bhakti [love of Krishna].” - Dr. Larry Shinn‚ President of Berea College‚ Kentucky. AC Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada (1896-1977) was a renowned spiritual teacher who at the age of seventy left his home in India to travel the world spreading Vedic knowledge. He became an influential leader changing the lives of millions across the globe. Prabhupada has

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    Prevention of Drug Abuse

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    Drug abuse Compulsive‚ excessive‚ and self-damaging use of habit forming drugs or substances‚ leading to addiction ordependence‚ serious physiological injury (such as damageto kidneys‚ liver‚ heart) and/or psychological harm (such asdysfunctional behavior patterns‚ hallucinations‚ memoryloss)‚ or death. Also called substance abuse. Drug 1. Natural or synthetic substance which (when taken into a living body) affects its functioning or structure‚ and is used in the diagnosis‚ mitigation‚ treatment

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    Over the course of history‚ the world has endured millions of cases of child abuse. These young victims have to face all sorts of destructive abuse on a daily basis. “Maltreatment is commonly divided into four categories: physical abuse‚ sexual abuse‚ emotional abuse‚ and neglect” (Wissow‚ Lawrence S. n.p.) The listed forms of abuse are the few that lead into many harmful instances that so radically affect millions of children today. Investigating more specific cases helps reveal the roots of child

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    Acidosis and Alkalosis

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    ACIDOSIS and ALKALOSIS Acidosis * An increased acidity in the blood and other body tissue (i.e.‚ an increased hydrogen ion concentration). If not further qualified‚ it usually refers to acidity of the blood plasma. * Acidosis may not cause any symptoms or it may be associated with nonspecific symptoms such as fatigue‚ nausea‚ and vomiting. Acute acidosis may also cause an increased rate and depth of breathing‚ confusion‚ and headaches‚ and it can lead to seizures‚ coma‚ and in some cases

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    alcohol more seriously.Out of most drugs Alcohol is high in the middle section of dependence-physical harm graph. Short-term effects of alcohol consumption include intoxication and dehydration. Long-term effects of alcohol include changes in the metabolism of the liver and brain and alcoholism (addiction to alcohol). Intoxication mostly causes slurred speech‚ loss of concentration and delayed reflexes. “Alcohol stimulates insulin production‚ which speeds up glucose metabolism and can result in

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