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top ten drunkest cities in America. This doesn’t come as much of a shock to me. Drinking is part of Nebraska’s culture. Small Nebraska towns are full of drinkers; even minors are allowed to participate. Even though I am from a small town, I didn’t drink until I was in college, and even then I did so in a responsible manner. My family and friends never encouraged or participated in drinking, so I never really felt the need to. However, the same can’t be said for many of my high school peers.

Holden is fleeing the world Topic: Existential Crisis Thesis statement: Holden deals with his existential crisis by resorting to a constant seek of numbness, which can be easily identified with his tendency to fantasize about death, his rejection towards intimacy and sexuality, and his excessive drinking. I. Introduction Topic Sentence: Holden the main character in the novel The Catcher in the Rye, after the death of his brother closes himself to the world. a. The dynamics of Holden’s existential

in many countries, none of them ended successfully. In Lesson for a young drinker written by Tom Chiarella and in proper credentials are needed to join a poem written by Charles Bukowski, both authors choose to focus on those individuals who will drink no matter what studies or the law say. Both writings have some things in common but they also have a lot in contrast. Both writers claimed to know how alcohol is mastered. However Chiarella claims that alcohol is mastered through observation and experimentation

being” and “A hot bath and a long, cold drink always gives me a fresh outlook on life!” Very briefly, it is also revealed that Stanley also uses water to sooth his mind. After drinking and becoming abusive and violent towards Stella, he proclaims, “I want water!” This leads his friends to drag him to the shower, where that water washes away his irrational behaviour down the drain and leaves him with remorse as he goes in search of his beloved. Speaking of drinks though, water is not the only liquid

The Catcher in the Rye, by J.D. Salinger, portrays Holden Caulfield as a manic-depressive. Holden uses three techniques throughout the novel to cope with his depression. He smokes, drinks, and talks to Allie. Although they may not be positive, Holden finds comfort in these three things. Holden smokes a lot when he is nervous, or bored. When the stripper is in his room he noticed that she is shaking her foot as if she is nervous. He offers her a cigarette, twice. Both times she says no. Holden offers

Greek philosopher Epictetus has been quoted to say, “We have two ears and one mouth so that we can listen twice as much as we speak.” In “Hills Like White Elephants”, Ernest Hemingway explores the idea of the importance of communication and the detrimental effect of the lack-of. Throughout the story, the young couple seems to dance around the difficult conversation they must have before the train comes. Their lack of conversation leads to the assumed end of their relationship. Although the story

they prefer to keep up with the newest fads and look for benefits in their chosen products that allow them to feel young and rejuvenated. Being that they are so very health conscious, the women and men of this segment would likely substitute this drink for their morning coffee in effort to reduce the chance of drinking too much caffeine. They are driven by the fact that this beverage comes in a small serving size while intriguing their taste buds simultaneously. When purchasing these products, the

looks like it is good business with potentially have 350 expected guests. With a time frame of one hour, many drinks will not be poured. Alcohol has a high profit margin, where a lot of money can potentially be made. The average person may have 2 drinks total. The cost of each drink is high which will result in profit. The bartender will just have to push the higher priced drinks to maximize the short time frame. There is an estimate of 350 guests. This could be 50 people or the total 350

electrolyte is defined as any substance that will separate into ions when in a solution. These fluids and minerals must be replenished through the consumption of a beverage. In this experiment the researcher will determine whether various, popular sports drinks or fruit juices better replenish the lost electrolytes.

with. They each live out their days undertaking their dead-end jobs in their small, blue-collar town. By night, they end up in Lucy’s Tavern as the regulars. Lucy’s Tavern is the gathering place to forget the day they struggled to get through and drink excessively with people who will not judge them. Due to each character’s economic despair, lack of family, and lack of opportunity in their small, impasse town, they turn to Lucy’s Tavern as a place to feel comforted and secure. This “family” of lost