Three out of four non-binge drinkers and abstainers who lived in dormitories or fraternities and sororities reported experiencing at least one second-hand effect from binge drinking. The 1999 Harvard survey found that:8

Alcohol is involved in two-thirds of college student suicides and 95 percent of violent crime on campus.3 Underage drinking is a major factor in nearly all the leading causes of death and injury for youth ages 5-25: automobile crashes, homicide, suicide, injury, and HIV infection.4 Students who frequently binge drink were 21 times more likely than non-binge drinkers to:5 Eigan, Lewis. Alcohol Practices, Policies and Potentials of American Colleges and Universities, U.S.

Every year, students die in alcohol-related tragedies: acute alcohol poisonings, car accidents, drownings, falls, and fights. While such tragedies are relatively rare, they underscore the multiple, far-reaching consequences of binge drinking. Compared to non-binge drinkers, frequent bingers are 17 times more likely to miss a class, 10 times more likely to vandalize property, and eight times more likely to get hurt or injured as a result of their drinking.

The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) does not regulate the area of drug-free workplaces or issues relating to tobacco in the workplace. However, it recognizes that smoking in the workplace can be problematic. a general rule, employers have latitude to prohibit smoking in their workplaces. One option may be to discuss the problem with your organization’s Human Resources manager or a supervisor who may be in a position to develop a strategy for addressing this health issue organization wide.

According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism binge drinking is defined as a pattern of alcohol consumption that brings the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level to 0.08% or above. This pattern of drinking usually corresponds to more than 4 drinks on a single occasion for men or more than 3 drinks on a single occasion for women, generally within about 2 hours (3).

No. We do not support or service products that have been purchased second hand on Ebay. We may at our option, repair a faulty or second hand product not purchased directly from us, but there will be fees and charges for parts and labour. Plus you will be liable for postage to and from our office. We do have authorised distributors who we allow to sell our products online and via Ebay, but these items must be referred to these suppliers for warranty and support.

No. However, you can purchase second hand boxes from MiniMovers, without having booked a move with them.

We are asked this question the most, pretty much on a daily basis. Unfortunately, we can't get our hands on them. Burton Skis are like hens teeth. When a customer purchases a new ski we always ask if they want to sell their old one. The usual reply is that one of their mates is buying it. The reason Burton is so hard to come by second hand is that they don't take on water and get heavy if they have had a bump.

Most quarts movements have the ability to run a second hand. It is your choice to use one or not. If you feel the step second motion would be a distraction then don't use one. A special closed nut is available to cover the small hole showing when a second hand is not used.

All our engines are technically new and and come with a guarantee, but to comply with the SVA emission requirement, the block is pre-1993. In addition, our turn key engines are fully run up on a test bench before being released to the customer.

Second hand dwellings are permitted provided Council approval is given and subject to conditions and bond.

No it has to be maintained by a qualified LAME. and no you can't dismantle it and reassemble it still does not qualify for the 51% fabrication rule.

Broadly speaking you will always get more for a piece of equipment by selling it privately than you will get from a dealer, as any reputable dealer will recondition and sell the equipment on with a warranty. The reasons for this are; that for some items of older or more obscure equipment there is no longer a source of spare parts available. If we can not service an item, then we are not prepared to sell it and consequently not prepared to buy it.

After an assessment of your needs, if we do not have a secondhand vehicle that is suitable, we can search for one to suit you and your budget.

Second-hand smoke comes from two places: smoke breathed out by the person who smokes, and smoke from the end of a burning cigarette. It contains a lethal mix of more than 4,000 chemicals, including ingredients used in products such as paint stripper, moth balls, toilet cleaner, car batteries and car exhaust - 200 are poisons, 43 cause cancer. Second-hand smoke is also known as environmental tobacco smoke (ETS). When non-smokers inhale second-hand smoke it is called passive smoking.

Yes. It is estimated that 350 New Zealanders die each year due to the effects of exposure to second-hand smoke.

Yes, we can. Please advise the title you are chasing - we will do our best to source it for you through our many contacts throughout the world.