cases. Music has grown into a passion than just leisure. People gather all the accessories such as a duet piano bench or the artist piano bench even before they learn how to play the instrument. Besides‚ music cannot simply be food for the soul. Intoxication or obsession can rightly define the longing for music. Music can wreak havoc with your soul like the way smoking and drinking destroys your body. These are the things that are unnecessary‚ but we feel their need in our life. People who think
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Impact of Hydration on Physical and Mental Performance By Raeey Melaku. Introduction Our body has its own way of indicating when we need a certain aspect that is essential for us to live. For food‚ there is hunger. For urination‚ there’s the need to use the bathroom and in this case‚ for water‚ there is thirst. Water is by far the most essential nutrient in the world. We need water everyday. We can go up to three weeks without food and yet we can only survive three days without
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Rosalyn Elias Speech 1311 Dr.Gilmore July 26‚ 2010 The Effects of Caffeine on the Human Body I. In a quote by Eddie Vedder‚ I read "Caffeine‚ the Gateway drug." Around 90 percent of Americans consume caffeine every single day in one form or another. Consuming as little as 100 mg of caffeine a day can lead a person to become "dependent" on caffeine‚ yet it is legal and unregulated in many jurisdictions. Making it the most popular drug by far. In this speech I am going to explain how caffeine
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s9 and s11 to the plaintiff’s conduct) Ingram v Britten Section 47 (intoxication as a presumption of contributory negligence) Avram v Gusakoski or similar case on voluntary assumption of risk Application: Describe why the two conditions for voluntary assumption of risk: (i) knowledge of the risk and (ii) voluntary consent to the risk don’t apply Contributory Negligence: Presumed under s47 due to Darryl’s intoxication: 25%
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Law: Offences against the Person Assault: s39 Criminal Justice Act 1988 Person apprehends an immediate unlawful attack Intention or subjective recklessness to cause another to apprehend an immediate unlawful attack * Smith 1983: “immediate” means some time in the very near future * Ireland (1997): silent phone calls * Constanza (1997): words alone Battery: s39 Criminal Justice Act 1988 Application of unlawful force to another Intention or recklessness to apply unlawful force to another
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to sober up from each average drink consumed. As alcohol enters the blood stream it knocks out the control centers of the brain‚ resulting in intoxication. The stages of intoxication range from "happy" to "confused" to "comatose". Poor judgement and loss of control over ones actions are the results of one’s intoxication. A person in a state of intoxication is more vulnerable to being raped. Alcohol poisoning and even death can occur. Now imagine all these effects with the addition of Rohypnol and
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practically unconscious when he was brought to the ER. He had suicidal ideations and was consequently admitted. Four days later the patient was calm and it was almost impossible to imagine him as the character in his story. A.G. experienced his first intoxication at the age of 14. He stated that he and his friends drank and smoked pot before attending “house parties” because it would suppress their inhibitions. Eventually he became an alcoholic and developed a high tolerance which made it easier to hide
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Common Assault (Technical Assault) This is a common law offence. Actus Reus- D causes V to apprehend immediate physical violence. (fear must be there and then R v Lamb) R v Fagan Events are viewed from V’s prospective‚ not the reasonable person’s. Smith v Chief supt woking police (1983) Assault may be committed by words alone. R v Burstow‚ R v Ireland. Mens Rea- Intention to cause V to apprehendd immediate harm or recklessness as to whether V may apprehend immediate harm. R v Savage ‚ R v Paramenter
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Drunkorexia By: Jennifer Lockerby Drunkorexia‚ drugorexia‚ or drunkarexia is eating less food (intaking less calories when eating)‚ so as to be able to drink more and not gain weight. It is a slang term for an unofficial disorder but drunkorexia is linked with bulimia‚ binge drinking and anorexia. Symptoms for drunkorexia include sleeping disorders‚ excessive weight loss and long term diet problems. Many people affected by drunkorexia become very aggressive in behaviour due to the physical extremities
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The Appellant’s lawyers filed this Motion for Summary Judgment asking the Court to dismiss the lawsuit filed by the Appellee based on the fact that there is evidence which shows that the “the defendant’s had no actual knowledge of visible intoxication” by Mr. Edward Hard‚ Mrs. Whites former fiancée. This would be the standard required in order for the plaintiff to recover under Indiana Law (Ind. Code Ann. § 7.1-5-10-15.5). Furthermore‚ they stated that the act of crashing into the White’s
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