Monthly Archives: August 2009

Resolved Question: Can you help me with my questions please?

1. Which of the following helps to boost the function of the immune system by encouraging the formation of antibodies for protection?

hormones
vaccines
antibiotics
diuretics

2. Caffeine is naturally found in which of the following substances?

soda pop
fruit juices
medications
coffee

3. Caffeine addiction is caused by continuous ingestion of at least which of the following amounts?

20 milligrams per day
100 milligrams per day
200 milligrams per day
1,000 milligrams per day

4. What would be a good use of an analgesic?

reduce pain
replace the body’s needed thyroid chemicals
destroy bacterial infections in the throat
promote sleep

5. Which of the following may be a desirable effect of caffeine?

mental arousal
reduced stress and anxiety
increased fatigue
better digestive organ function

6. Which of the following should you NOT consult to find out the best and current information on drugs?

government websites
the local pharmacist who fills your prescriptions
the physician who is treating your symptoms and disease processes.
the good friend who believes only in alternative medicine.

7. Which fairly tasteless and odorless drug causes sleepiness, sedation, and the inability to remember events that occurred when one was under the influence of the drug?

methamphetamine
LSD
rohypnol
ether

8. Which of the following is not an effect of fetal alcohol syndrome?

heart defects
low birth weight and length
larger head size
mental retardation

9. Which of the following statements about FAS is not correct?

FAS is not preventable.
FAS is caused by mothers who drink alcohol while being pregnant.
Babies born with FAS often suffer heart defects or delayed growth.
Babies born with FAS often suffer from mental retardation and malformed faces.

10. Which of the following most commonly used drugs is involved in half of all car crashes?

heroin
marijuana
alcohol
cocaine

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Resolved Question: Does the Proposed Legislation on Eliminating Sentencing Disparities between Crack v Cocaine Go Far Enough?

Does the Proposed Legislation on Eliminating Sentencing Disparities between Crack v Cocaine Go Far Enough to Eliminate Bias Toward The African-American Community?

http://www.drugpolicy.org/drugwar/mandatorymin/crackpowder.cfm

“Crack Coaine was long believed to cause a greater degree of violence and addiction, but that myth has been debunked.”

– ABA, Room on the Front Burner, Congress gives prime spot on its agenda to key criminal justice issues
by Rhonda McMillion

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Resolved Question: Is drug addiction the biggest enemy of humanity? How many agree or disagree?

A person loses purity, identity and becomes a person which he is not. Controlled drug intake? it doesnt matter. Even a Micro gram of these drugs like cocaine disables a person’s ability to do even the basic of things. That includes personal hygiene too!
Religion is the biggest enemy? Yes there are cults, so what the heck? The fact that people make religion a source of enemy is a sign that evil is taking over the world. I might have to agree with hard headed religious people on this one.

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Open Question: Does the Proposed Legislation on Eliminating Sentencing Disparities between Crack v Cocaine Go Far Enough?

Does the Proposed Legislation on Eliminating Sentencing Disparities between Crack v Cocaine Go Far Enough to Eliminate Bias Toward The African-American Community?

http://www.drugpolicy.org/drugwar/mandatorymin/crackpowder.cfm

“Crack Coaine was long believed to cause a greater degree of violence and addiction, but that myth has been debunked.”

– ABA, Room on the Front Burner, Congress gives prime spot on its agenda to key criminal justice issues
by Rhonda McMillion

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Resolved Question: Does the Proposed Legislation on Eliminating Sentencing Disparities between Crack v Cocaine Go Far Enough?

Does the Proposed Legislation on Eliminating Sentencing Disparities between Crack v Cocaine Go Far Enough to Eliminate Bias Toward The African-American Community?

http://www.drugpolicy.org/drugwar/mandatorymin/crackpowder.cfm

“Crack Coaine was long believed to cause a greater degree of violence and addiction, but that myth has been debunked.”

– ABA, Room on the Front Burner, Congress gives prime spot on its agenda to key criminal justice issues
by Rhonda McMillion

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Cocaine On Money

Just say no… to money? Perhaps that should be the new anti-drug slogan. A new report showed that “90 percent of paper money circulating in U.S. cities contains traces of cocaine.” When I first heard this, I thought, “no way!” Of course, now that I think about it, it makes complete sense.

First of all, today very little is done with cash. Drug deals, last I heard, still used cash. So it makes sense that there would be a higher count of cocaine than other germs on money. But lest you think cocaine is the only thing found on bills, think again. The average bill has many different types of debris on it, including dirt, food, or germs.
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Resolved Question: Can a recovered alcoholic ever drink again?

My dad used to be a violent alcoholic; I’m talking emotional and verbal abuse, breaking things, being VERY angry and frightening. He went to rehab more than once. He also was a cocaine addict. He finally became clean and sober when I was 12. I am now almost 25. My parents finally divorced a few years ago and my dad remarried. As far as I knew, he had not had a sip for 13 years. Well, his birthday party was yesterday in the early afternoon. He drank STIFF screwdrivers all day and he got absolutely trashed. He was “life of the party” drunk, telling stories, being ridiculous. He slurred his words and often misspoke (he called his mother his grandmother and he called her my great-grandmother and was like “Wait!! Wait… that’s not right! She’s…yeah she’s my grandmother.”) It was the elephant in the room for those of us who knew about his past, but many people (including his new wife) have NO idea. Should I be worried about this? Is he spiraling back into this addiction? Or do recovered alcoholics have the ability to drink again without relapsing?

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Resolved Question: I caught my friend smoking crack while masturbating to the Tele-tubbies! What should I do!?

I caught her after she forgot that she invited me over the other day… Her parents let me in the house, I knocked on her door but the music was way up, so I walked in slowly on her…

She didn’t notice that I saw her… she was to busy. As soon as I realized what she was doing I just turned around and left immediately!

But what can I do, who in the Hell has a crack-cocaine addiction these days anyways? And masturbating to the Tele-tubbies!?

Should I be worried about her?

I don’t want to rat to her parents, but crack kills… and so do the Tele-tubbies.
And why in the Hell didn’t she lock her door while she was doing that?

Maybe she actually wanted me to find her like that… I’ve never thought about that, creepy :-(

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