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    also were found between energy drink consumption and use of alcohol, marijuana, cigarettes, and prescription drugs. “For example, recent survey data from 602 college students found that frequency of energy drink use was positively related to marijuana use, sexual and other risk-taking, fighting, and failure to wear a seatbelt” (Stasio & Curry, 2008). Not only is there relationships or links between the beverages, but also a strong relationship between the consumption of the beverages by the…

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    Alcohol consumption is the third leading actual cause of death in the United States. This actual cause of death leads to some of the leading deaths in the United States such as heart disease, cancer, and others. The main substance in alcohol that causes intoxication is ethanol. This ethanol and other substances found in alcohol acts as a depressant. A depressant means to negatively affect the functions of ones central nervous system. It is now the question that everyone would ask, why would…

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    4.19 Optimization of ship fuel consumption The OPEX of a ship are mainly dependent upon the following factors. - Fuel consumption (FC) of ship’s main engine (ME) - Fuel consumption of auxiliary engines (AE) - The scheduled maintenance expenses - The owner’s everyday expenses While some regard that cost of loading and offloading of natural gas as the operating expenditures of ship. As mentioned by Stopford, M., 2009, Vessel’s fuel bills consume almost 76% of sailing costs, and some other…

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    This article is about how the companies feel really hard to change their customer behavior to green consumption. Some examples of green consumption currently promoted by them are to recycle products or packages, to drive more slowly, or to wash clothes in cold water. However, many people still use hot water even though the detergents are already developed to wash clothes in cold water. Also, some people are still unwilling to sort their waste and recycle them. As a company itself, they have…

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    Adam Smith wrote about consumption in his book in the wealth of the nations. What he said about consumption was that consumption is the purpose of all production. What he also said about consumption was that the interest of the producer thought to be attended only as far as it may be necessary for promoting the customer. When Smith was publishing the book the wealth of the nation consumption wasn’t a common thought at the time. Consumption is now much more of a common thought than back when…

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    Alcohol consumption on college campuses continues to be a persistent public health concern. Alcohol is the most widely used drug on college campuses, with 86% of students reporting consuming it within the last year, and 45% of students consuming it weekly or more frequently (Presley & Meilman, 1992). More recent data indicates that approximately 32% of college students engage in “binge” drinking (Johnston et al., 2016), defined as 4 or more drinks consumed in one sitting for females (or 5 drinks…

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    Nowadays, the consumption ingrained influencing the modern human society; there are several ways to explain the circumstance. Fiske states that “It is also worth nothing not only that the pleasures of control are found in the ownership of commodities through which people can create or modify the context of everyday life and thus many of the meanings it bears, but also that the consumer’s moment of choice is an empowered moment” (Fiske, 2011). Consumption, which is the foundation of continuing…

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    History of alcohol consumption in Canada History of alcohol consumption (AC) can date back to prehistoric period and was best known for leisure use (Hanson, 2013). A World Health Organization (WHO) report (2014b) showed Canadian had a total alcohol per capita (TAPC) 9.8 Litre in 2003-2005 and 10.2 Litre in 2008-2010, with beer being the most popular choice. The prevalence of heavy episodic drinking in 2010 is 17.8% in the general population versus 23.1% in drinkers, more often in male drinkers.…

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    Malamuth, 2008; Doran and Price, 2014) had overwhelmingly focused on the impacts of pornography consumption. For instances, Hald and Malamuth (2008)’s study on young Danish men and women disclosed the means in which pornography have effects on them personally, whereas Doran and Price (2014)’s research on the relationship between pornographic consumption and marital well-being found that pornography consumption is negatively…

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    the time distribution of beer consumption. Because China 's north and south climate differences, beer consumption behavior has obvious seasonal characteristic, Almost all parts of the country in beer consumption season is concentrated in the summer and autumn. The duration of the season in the south will be longer than north area. This period of beer consumption accounts for over 60% of the total annual sales of beer in beer industry. But on the contrary, consumption is relatively cold and…

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