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so, yesterday I was doing a quiz on my knowledge about alcohol...things like legal driving limits, drinking ages, drink ratio (i.e. 1 beer = 1 glass of wine = 1 mixed drink,a dn I came across a weird finding. Apparently the higher someone's education the more likely they are to drink. I'm not saying like drinking like an alcoholic, but just have drinks with dinner or whatnot - light to moderate drinking.
so I while a work and bored out of my mind I decided to check this out. Here are the statistics I found, mind you they are old..1992 but nonetheless, enlightening.
http://www.niaaa.nih.gov/Resources/DatabaseResources/QuickFacts/AlcoholConsumption/dkpat17.htm
as well, the higher your education the less likely you are to abuse alcohol.
and on this note, today's whatisstephenharperreading.com wasn't as good prior weeks'. Usually it is so insightful, today I felt it lacked real explanation, undeveloped. Perhaps Yann was rushed, who knows!
2 weeks until the next one! how exciting!
I am going to the U.S. this coming weekend, for my cousin's highschool graduation. I am looking forward to seeing my family.
so I while a work and bored out of my mind I decided to check this out. Here are the statistics I found, mind you they are old..1992 but nonetheless, enlightening.
http://www.niaaa.nih.gov/Resources/DatabaseResources/QuickFacts/AlcoholConsumption/dkpat17.htm
as well, the higher your education the less likely you are to abuse alcohol.
and on this note, today's whatisstephenharperreading.com wasn't as good prior weeks'. Usually it is so insightful, today I felt it lacked real explanation, undeveloped. Perhaps Yann was rushed, who knows!
2 weeks until the next one! how exciting!
I am going to the U.S. this coming weekend, for my cousin's highschool graduation. I am looking forward to seeing my family.