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Writing has been done crtically acclaimed since 1980 and the author of a few stories in these cases actually depict the events found from being on the scene.

Essays, to short stories and developing scripts in the early days for video around 1987 also writing poetry. All concepts bear a true resemblance to what they are about in such a way the author has been merited this. Studying done by ordinary level and on to advanced levels.

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A story about youth and the growing process, found in life. You get a hint how the changes you adapt too are always happening.

Some say drugs will mess things up, but there are more pitfalls than that in life.

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Out goes one day and in comes another, it's just good I have plenty to do and much to see. If you let a minute go to waste then only time shall tell when sorry pretence tries to take hold.

Getting to grips with life as a youngster cantankerously values much, but then it does all depend on what you are confronted with. Adventure, excitement and even fun are to be found, so breaking into these elements come easy once given a bike.

No bicycle for me though or at present anyway, no time to save enough money to get one this summer. Yet every glimpse I have of some one on their bike, I say one day the two wheeled possession shall be mine.

Probably my parents will buy me one or I may win a cycle out of a competition in a comic (what a long shot). Which ever way it is to be I'll be glad. But then, what bike am I likely to get, very unlikely to be a racer they can be expensive.

The contraption I've got now is years old, as far as I can tell it was brought for me when I was very young. Can not ride it any more due to being to big for the tricycle. Yes a three wheeler was what it was, not a real bike more of an image of how a bike can be.

All I do with the trice these days is roll along with my feet hitched up on the back wheel base, coasting and weaving left to right. It would be brilliant if I could get up to a decent speed on the trice but then the pedals are fixed to the motion of the wheels and with my weight, lean to any side to much and off you come. Still it's my trice and I've had it since when, I could not tell.

Some people who see me and are seated on their own saddle just smile at my exploiting. Those big boys and even girls that sometimes breeze past me on the pavement riding swiftly, sure can make me think I need a bigger bike. On top of that it gets to me when a smile is not a smile from a passer bye but more of a snigger and I just know they want to say what a crank, as my mates have said.

Only people who can't ride bicycles have three wheelers and I am certain by now, when the time comes I'll be able to ride any two wheeled bike. It will be no balancing act, cause I'll be on form, supposedly any way. I reckon the skill it takes to bomb about on the trice can be compared to any geyser on a racer.

Racers are not the best bike to have, the one I would like is a Grifter they got grip shift gears and three speeds to choose from. Then surprisingly in one of my comics there are a group of kids that have bikes like Grifters and they sure get up to neat stuff with them. Probably best not to be setting my sights to far right now. That's a new edition bike and I suppose it would be lucky of me to get one.

Bugger it why should I have to pretend that I can wait for mum or dad to buy me one, best to get on their backs and may be just may be. Well I mean, we got a catalogue and I'm sure they might see the good side to ordering me one. Loads of chance there, dad will just say I can't ride a bike and mum she will pawn me off with we can't afford it.

Why is it that when I want to have any thing we can't afford it or I've got one like that, what do I want another one for. They're always giving me what they like, funny that is, is it not. Can always be good and do exactly what I'm told to do, yet that would not be odd. Wonder if I do the opposite then, may be that can work. Firstly destroy this three wheeler and no way will I have a bike to play on. So slamming the front wheel into the garden wall should be a cinch. But that was no good. I'll pick it up and throw the whole tricycle at a wall.

Aah mum seen me and in a very alert voice shouts, "Put down the bike you might strain your self."

What is it man, I only want to have a new bike. Mum certainly got worked up seeing me with the bike in the air, now I've got to go in and watch Tv.

                                             

 

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The attendance using coach was made by groups of young adults who nearly filled the vessel heading for Carnival. At location with disbursement of all parties, I found peace and tranquillity once into the vibe. As the night mood began too set in, not as like darkness. But simply when the congregations had seen everything. Locating ourselves may have been a problem. With limited person's willing too settle on a spot.

There were other places too attend too, with hordes of crowds moving in many directions. For some reason attacks were made randomly. There had been sightings of individuals who had some aggression took out on them. At that time no person could be sure, never mind the victim who would be next.

I my self kept alert by not staying on one spot. This was a fright too know these attacks happened leisurely, causing limited backlash. Good way too feel safe and see the entertainment. As unknown to revellers of our partying circumstances. The amount of fights occurring made venue's be closed. It was good when it could be seen due to darkness. Groups of only men parade with a lot of the mixed crowds. Possibly that was when the exits were made one way. Knowing that violence had occurred earlier and now the proximity of certain locations. This could be said why anger shown was the beginning of a riot.

Leaving returning home was supposed to have been made simple. The way too the coach was a reasonable distance. Yet waiting for the complete coach load too rendezvous on time, let others wonder off.

Now I saw at the pick up point on my return. Complete calm was a miss. Then the entire safety of the party paramount at the time, if good, Was now made out to be injured or not present.

Acts of violence on anyone of us seemed our own fault. The up keep of the aggression continued back there. If not willing to flee then seeing the area become desolate should be a reason. As before each reaching the pick up point. Many person's leaving were made too feel part of the riot's act. Or as the Police take to the places were safety could be found.

Further towards the high street the pace was crawling. The Police were in force here as it could be seen coming closer. The odd person able too run who way back done his bottle hurling, Here they had no chance of escape once throwing a bottle and leaving the rest too feel the raft.

Far closer too the rendezvous the sense of hell disappeared. Everyone broke loose from the other crowds. It felt out of order being paraded like a prisoner procession. As we attendees had too verge in a mass, unlike before.

Even the rioters couldn't be made out. With this the coach was placed as if it was not possible to be boarded. All the person's too get on seemed lost. With attempts too calm the situation made by the hostess. There was an odd feeling like our passage was safe, although worry if we could use it.

 
 
 
Drugs has been a theme of Reggae, Raggamuffin, Dancehall and other styles of music for many years. Here is an extract from an up and coming ebook! If you like film as styled gangster then American Gangster tells a true story well. On the other hand if it is Mafia then Good Fella's film also true story. But this book is on an educational basis from a foundation encouraged by Rastafari and epitomized by Yardie! Much has been censored due to age, law and restrcitions but even those who set the law allow somthing to be said /written.
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Here is a method used by pharmaceutical industries that is a big hit with the drugs culture. Realise there are many drug specific scales used by pedlars such as hand / fish / knife scales that look extreme. hand scales Yet to be caught with just scales and traces of drugs is good enough to prosecute! Remember Shaman or Witch Doctors or drug sellers often use scales to control the sales and such your usage. It is no different from a doctor licenced when considering the amount of drug gained for use. How abusers are made is a mystery, but as with even paracetamol there are tricks played. For people abuse prescription drugs and they are sold on the black market.
 
Never forget weed is consumed in many ways, such as smoked, eaten and drank. But it is also made in different ways such as cannabis resin, plant form or even oil! Cannabis resin Now there can be refining of marijuana depending on the user, place and location too need or destination or life span!
 

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Here are some essays from 1994.
 
Is Employment A Right Or A Privilege?
 
Depending in which country you are located employment can differ from being a right to work or a privilege. The reason why we work is to enable us to survive. Survival is the priority in which all employment is taken. Ways of making a living differ from country to country and so this plays a part in the matter of wether employment is a right or a privilege. When looking at the circumstance of a developed country such as Britain we have to consider the method in which this country is run. The situation of living in a developed country make employment a right. This is because of the way our rights have been directed into an economy by taxation. It would be hard for anyone to survive outside of the economical system based on this. Third world countries that have much more freedom to the individual regarding survival, makes employment a privilege. An ability to live off the so called fat of the land, exists within less developed countries. They may not have a great economy but survival is ripe due to less territorial boundaries placed. Being able to feed one's self seems highly important around the world, at least a must for survival. In Britain the survival factor has been taken away, to be replaced by a benefit system. This is a great chracteristic of having an economy. But outside of these aids man has been left with restrictions on the methods of fending for himself. Laws dictate whether any one can carry on certain practices. Or it is not viable living in the physical atmosphere of an economy with it's cities and motorways. Two options available for residents of the mainland Britain. A great loss if a person does not work, they then have too use benefit. Due to being educated in a in a way not to have follow instincts. The skills passed down through generations of families has disapeared. We have become geared towards a salary and without this not many members of the public would survive. If left to survive by ourselves, would it probably not be a successfull ploy doing what we do earning salaries within a company? No we would have to adapt! The freedom of land use has no life in the UK. Territories have been placed and we must stick to those boundaries. With an established life pattern being reasonable for the unemployed and good for the working. People have had their need's eroded. The task set to survive may be easier, whilst standards of living surely are missing when looking at a challenge. Placed in a situation of employment we find a challenge and we have been replaced in the situation of thinking that we are needed. We aim ourselves to look or make a career with the goal of getting employment. After many years of study and acquiring skills. To be not given a job is wrong. Our suitability for work is always since the industrial revoloution been a priority. Employment is not always a good deal and the right become more justified for employment when considering the hardwork employees will put up with. People become committed and are faithfull to the employers. The fiasco of working in a job when considering we may be faced with changes, contract, shift work and even relocation. But we understand that employers are fighting in the economy, it is part of business and that can be part and parcel of the job. In this country people are not only employed because there is a need to produce but also because unemployment is detrimental to society. The consequences of not allowing work to be held by people, could be a disaster. For poverty, crime and the raft of non productivity are evidence of demise in success.
 
 
In Cold Blood
 
Truman Capote sets the scene for his novel with a factual basis. Giving us knowledge of the scene is started by the introduction of a dated but not quite desolate village, namely Holcomb. When first appearing the village is shown to have the makings of recent development that has depleted. Such as when a gold rush and the fever has gone. Prosperity seems not to have been lost. Many trappings of development are shown to have stopped. The bank that ailed could be how we are guided to believe that wealth was to be found in Holcomb. Only problem being to the author is this place seems not to be quite extrodinary any more, compared to the rest of the USA? A population has been left behind that became tranquil, except for a line that trains still travel on. No stopping the trains for this out back is the case, which could have been he making of a city. thus much hustle and bustle has been lost. The essential beauty of nature is given the form of abundance by Capote, as this is what it is there in Holcomb. We gt illustrated the skies that tarnish the land, which hold clues for how such a development as holcomb began. With settlement here the understanding should be made of how the value of life in open country is. For this farming and ranching teritory is solidly presented. How normal can a place be unless the occupiers don't live up to the setting of the scene. A habitation setting for who else but the renowned Cowboy. People that are given life out in the lost lands. The lands that have recruited immigrants. How? We may wonder. A place of refuge for many is the case that has been told. A refuge that built into civilisation and now the community, that is Capote's Holcomb. So we are brought into the confinements that have been left to the country folk. Not the gun toing or gangster village this is, more of an innocent place where people live and are let to live. There's friendship we can assume because in no way do we get given atrocities. Now we know the place of curiosity, the time is then given for us too look into the village community. To consider how harmony can be lost in a few thundering sounds. The comfort of being given a place, Holcomb, to feel safe with is only set for us to have it taken away. Our minds have been poised to believe in such an ordinary setting. In which the composure will dwindle, because the simple folk lose their loterie. The truth is given in the shape of circumstances and the indident of how good living can lead to catastrophie, is what makes the opening so mysterious. Why should a warm neighbourhood go through losing there built up good feeling of regard to one another? This question is asked. As every one in Holcomb knew each other or had there acquaintance. A question of harmonious beliefs, like the communities religious chest. Introduction of a family unaware of their fate by Capote is done with continuation of their daily life. The clutter family is who we gain a respectfor. Only to know these will be the victims. The Clutters are as religious as the next village folk. Yet their saviour is made to be in hindsight five hours late. In the form of an ex convict. Trustworthy people set away from the ordianry folk of Holcomb, they get put on a pedestal by the author, from which are removed by evil. The families own behaviour is normal and they are shown to be good, although holding many material objects. An important bread winner of the stable Herbert W Clutter is no ordinary man. He is portrayed as a self made man that has elevated himself up to the point he has acquired. Not through any normal wheeling and dealing, but by graduating college. Capote is now able to show how Herbert is a man respected for his accomplishments. Holdcomb is a place where certificates alone could not feed you, more be it his ability to succeed. Him and his ways of being a leader that make you respond to Herbert. The man pulled his weight, that was how he succeeded. How else could he afford to live as master of River Valley Farm. Who was shown to be a reasonable farmer and a descision maker? He gained what he had wished for, that was marriage to a lady and the risk of taking a farm. Of who in Holcomb was not a risk pursuer, for River Valley Farm had been shown to be a make or break measure, based on the proprieters plan. Such an optimist in Capotes presentation. Normal routine of a strong minded man, had achieved and now took each day in his stride. His good health let on to us he was on to a winner, because he was also financialy sound. This and his likeable character played a part in breaking down our hope not to see an acheiver done away with. He had virtually been singled out as a prospective target. Why his loved one's were to be taken also showed us bewilderment. Constant character analysis was the form on how too bring alive these people. We were given there reasons to live and yet still they soon did not. Although Bonnie Clutter could be said not to have the drive for existence, from how we learn she is ill and sickly. The mother of four that was not always of a recluse character. Shown not to have the instinct or leadership qualities of her mate. The lady Bonnie being sensitive and nervous. To be with some one like Herbert, she must have held a nature that did not repel as she did. Her motherly duties seemed over but the author expresses sympathy for her. At one stage in her life she had tried to achieve whilst attempting to become a nurse. Instead that career had come to a halt. She married set up home and did bear children, a somewhat normal incident of a persons life. But soon we are shown that her giving birth brings sickness upon her and we are made to pity the lady. A woman who became lonely and not capable of her house wife duties. One of the three daughters Nancy, a well developed child we see is the apple of the parent's eye. She the talented off spring of a duo living at home, is put forward on how cruel the world can be. A happy go lucky girl in her teens should have the world to look forward to and she had mapped out part of her life. Nancy Clutter is sweet sixteen and Capote shows her vigour. The taking in stride of her mothers duties, enables us to see the way this girl has developed. A girl will liked for her abilities is how she got depicted. From where she helped teach baking of a cherry pie. The score of activities the girl took part in. Is all the form for Capote too set admiration of Nancy. Episodes of illness in a mothers life that Capote did not believe restricted any of the Clutter family, because he understood they all were achievers picking up on where their mother stopped. Relationships between members of the family were strong, the son and daughter were of good contention. More of a mothers boy was Kenyon who the author realised to be a dab hand in many skills. Some what taking after his father who designed the house they lived in. But not looking like him, he was somewhat of a loner who kept himself busy hunting. A true for for boys his age. Aged fifteen the youngster was found to be as Capote portrays it, girl shy and could not handle those types of relationships. Truman Capote conjured up pictures of the family from members of the public who knew them. This gave him an ideal perspective that should be credible. The Police or local authorities were also another angle who could pass light on the aspects of the killers. Two men, one we are made aware of having a knowledge of the Clutters in a way to him was that he knew them. But this man was only going on the conversation of a once cell partner. KBI and kept up the hunt for the pair named Perry and Dick to give us an investigative insight into them. As once onto their track it came that much of the history of a decorated war veteran went sour.
 
 
Nutrition
 
One secret to a good sports player is their diet. Your body will take a pounding, no matter how fit you are in a physical work out. So to be capable of sustaining good physique hrough out a game, healthy eating and drinking is required before hand or at least after. There is no magic potion that can be given to any player of a competition. Common sense eating habits can help you win. Banana's biscuits muesli bars and water all can do the trick when it comes to quick nutrition. Remember an agile person will be burning up calories and sweating. So water is your first prority. A half to three quater pints of water is considered necessary before starting any game. Adding a pinch of salt and you can be certain following up with cups of water every ten to fifteen minutes or when possible and feels good will sustain you. Speed in your legs can not go a miss. So following the guide will stop dehydration. Sweet drinks will not do especially fizzy ones. But glucose is a must and so are banana's, as carbohydrates can boost energy. Eating paster and bread will supplement fuel supply. Reserves in energy levels are gained when refueling, so remember top up off the scene of the game so you'll have a better chance and that is important.
 
The transplant of human organs is a very touchy topic, although a serious one. People who need transplants are usually in a life or death situation. Transplantation of human can save many people's lives, time after time. To approve of organ transplants we need to take into consideration many important points. Yes, any way a life can be saved should be done. But this is not as simple as that and it becomes very difficult to approve of human organ transplants. Organs for transplant tend to be donated under most normal situations. The donator having given their permission or some close relative. This being the case transplant of human organs is fine. But the dilema comes when transplants are not easily available because the donor is not in a life or death situation. Firstly not all donations of human organs are life threatening. Our bodies have the capability to survive with certain organs removed, such as kidney or liver. These transplants can save a life and still leave the donor safe, making all involved ok. More times often than any more serious conditions are set where the vital organs to the bodies functions are required. This is where I am against transplant of human organs, because of the diversity yet to be heard. In serious situations when a heart will be required no person can survive. The dilema comes about when considering who is to die so a heart can be supplied. This is why I disapprove of transplants. A choice has to be made when two people one requires a heart and the other is being considered to be cut off from life. You should know that most donors come from accidents and tend to be on their way to death, but not yet there. A surgeon can not use the heart of a dead person they do need to be alive. That way making the organ required in a good condition. The question is that how can you decide when the accident victim should donate. This is left to donor cards or rlatives that will be told there would be donor is clinically dead. Or in many cases would only survive to lead a life with brain damage or severe disabilities. The choice will then be made on whether a life support machine should be turned off and organs donated. The way supplies are gained for transplants seems to put one person's life in jeopardy for another. Two people could be alive with both about to die if no organ can be transplanted. Yet the supposedly donor will be killed for his or her organs. I say killed because they can not be actually dead before transplant, they need to be on the brink of death for organs to be in tip top condition. This is the problem why it comes to disaproving of transplants. Who is to say who can live and who can die. The donor is not yet dead but because of being on the verge of death they're in most cases made to die. Not only will a person's life be taken into mans hands by an accident, there is also the issue of money. In some third would countries such as india, organs can be brought on the open market from individuals. As money plays a big part this makes a system set up for only the wealthy. Money can stop the chance of life for one man but increase it for another. How can one man succeed another, based around money for a chance of life. Is it that without transplants more people may die, but there would not be a climate of life and death surely. The technological breakthroughs of today have made many lives live on. Modern medicine as like when transplants were developed, has become soley for the rich. Although how good it is because many human organ transplants can be exchaned for machinery, or animal replica's to labarotory produced organs. All that are geared to doing something like a heart. If any one can justify the reason for another person to live, but let another dis is not simple. Organ transplants sometimes go wrong with organs rejected, and then even worse the patient become even more ill. With no two people judged the same and that was said to be left to the creator, opposing such a practice may only change and does with times of need!
 
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