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Brewed Awakening: Extra Credit for Beer Field Trip Has Parents Drunken Mad
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Brewed Awakening: Extra Credit For Beer Field Trip Has Parents Drunken Mad
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But Adrienne Moerz, the mother of a 15-year-old student at Ralston Valley High School in Arvada, Colo., said having kids visit the brewery encourages underage drinking, KDVR reports. Moerz said the assignment is essentially a “how-to” guide for …
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Philo man accused of child endangerment sentenced to jail
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A 22-year-old Philo man accused of child endangerment in a case where his cousin allowed her 2-year-old son to swallow life-threatening amounts of alcohol and methamphetamine was recently sentenced to spend 90 days in jail and three years on probation …
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Alcoholic Tests: What Does the Catholic Church Teach About Homosexuality?
Question by Samantha: What does the Catholic Church teach about homosexuality?
Im Catholic and I think I might be bisexual. I have a few questions so please answer as many as you can:
-Will I go to hell simply for being bisexual?
-Am I aloud to get married to the same sex?
-What about having sex with girls (im a girl)
-If God made us as we are, why would I be punished/why would it be a sin to be bisexual?
I don’t agree with all of the Catholic Church’s views, but mainly with homosexuality.
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Answer by Wage Slave
1. Only God decides who goes to hell.
2. The Catholic Church does not perform or recognize same sex marriages.
3. It is a sin to have same sex relationships. There are no exceptions.
4. I can’t tell you. If you want to be Catholic, you must obey their teachings. Find a nice man, get married, have some children.
Why Do People Criticize Those Who Drink?
Question by kriskringle: Why do people criticize those who drink?
I drink for reasons that are determined by my brain. Why is it always people that are doing “well” in life, that consider me an “alcoholic”? We will all be dead one day. Regardless of education or monetary status. I drink, YOU learn, what is the difference in ther end? WE will BOTH be dead. You may be better while alive, but what about when we are dead? People are fools.
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Answer by Sinziana
i think you missed the word “SOME” in your question ;)
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News Break: Man Enters Burning House to Rescue Beer
Being An Alcoholic in the News
News Break: Man Enters Burning House To Rescue Beer
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“I told them to get the kids out and everything, and me myself, being an alcoholic, I was trying to get my beer out,” said Walter Serpit of Columbus, Georgia. “I went back into the house like a dummy and the door shut on me because this back draft was …
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Female alcohol abuse is a 'global epidemic'
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Alcohol abuse is rising in much of the developed world — and in many countries, female drinkers are driving that growth. This is global: the richer the country, the fewer abstainers and the smaller the gap between male and female consumption. The …
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Drunken stranger frightens car owner
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Coping With Alcoholic Spouse: News, Briefly
Coping With Alcoholic Spouse in the News
News, briefly
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KINGSTON – The Kingston Board of Health, in conjunction with Partners Health Care, has scheduled a seasonal flu clinic from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 10, in Room 200 at the Town House, 26 Evergreen St. The flu vaccine is free for all Kingston …
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Hudson support groups
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Accessible Living support groups — For chronic fatigue, multiple sclerosis, mood disorders, chronic pain, independent-living skills and more, Resource Center for Accessible Living, 602 Albany Ave., Kingston. Call for … Alcoholics Anonymous — 7 p.m …
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What a Difference a Year Makes. . . or does it?
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Support Groups in the Area Are Ready to Help in Many Ways
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Support groups in the area are ready to help in many ways
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ALANON 'WE CARE': Bristol, Va., Central Presbyterian Church, 301 Euclid Avenue, meets Monday, Wednesday, Saturday, 8 p.m.; for families and friends of alcoholics; Clara 423-878-2831, Jean, 423-989-3953, Linda 423-335-8193 and Mary 423-502-0210.
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Help & support
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n Alcoholics anonymous: holds meetings daily throughout the Seacoast. For meeting or general information on N.H. Alcoholics Anonymous, call (800) 593-3330 or visit www.nhaa.net. n AL-ANON/ALATEEN: — Visit www.nhal-anon.org, call (877) 825 2666.
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