Every morning, millions of Americans lie half awake in a mild sleep paralysis with the sound of an alarm clock raging in the distance. This sharp annoying tone does nothing to evoke any action in this zombie like state. Acknowledging this preprogrammed sound has two consequences; the first is getting out of our comfy beds and the second, is accepting the start of another work day. As we slowly regain a coherent state of mind and our vision comes into focus we make the journey to the chilled arena of liquids, the refrigerator. This storage container of fuel gives us our needed morning replenishment of substances to get us through the next few hours before lunch. This is where the first dilemma of the day unfolds, the epic sunrise battle of orange juice versus milk. Which beverage will reign supreme and be chosen to be the king of the morning squeeze?
Introducing our two main contenders for this morning’s liquid face off… In the right corner, dressed in mixed orange pulp, weighing in at one liquid gallon, is orange juice a.k.a. OJ. This tangy, but sweet breakfast favorite comes from o...
The fruit juice and health drinks market has, over the past couple of years, seen a massive growth both in terms of sales and of the increasing demographic of customers that are choosing to purchase the products, especially at the expense of carbonated drinks. In 2006 the estimated value of the total market was £2.77 billion at retail selling price, having grown from 30.7% in 2002 (Key Note, 2007). Innocent Drinks are the markets biggest player with a market share of around 62% , selling in excess of 600,000 drinks every week (Barnett, 2005) The business is currently valued at £100 million. Not only content with being the largest distributor of smoothies the business has branched out to start the selling of "thickies" a yoghurt based drink which promises to be a hugely innovative idea and also water based fruit drinks aimed at children.
On the article “On a Date Rape” by Camille Paglia, creates a controversy discussion about how women have reached freedom throughout the years and blames young feminist for being “over privileged”. Her belief is that women in general misuse the social freedom she so virtuously fought for. She also mentioned that her generation was aware of the risk that they were taking, while today’s generation does not. However, she blames any young lady who finds herself into a perilous situation for the tragedy that follows; moreover, Paglia’s article is unreliable due to the abuse of several fallacies such as hasty generalization, false analogy, false cause, poising well, false dilemma, slippery slope, as well as straw men.
The following morning is a dreadful, long one that stays with you forever. The memories in your mind keep crawling up every night when you fall asleep. You keep asking yourself, “Why did it happen to me? What did I do wrong?” Yet no answer comes to mind, all that you can think of is being violated, being misled for a simple task-rape. Why does it happen to us? What do the men see when the door is opened and a gorgeous women stands in front of their eyes. The mind collapses trying to find a solution to the problem. It's like having an exam and the only way for you to score is to cheat. So all girls are just scores guys try to push themselves upon? The mind grows blank and the human body works with sexual instinct. Date rape is one of those things that one man can't find a proper answer for. There are so many possibilities that one might think of as the cause of the problem. Which one is the right one? Is there one specific answer that is physiologically correct? No. Everyone has his or her own opinion, whether it is from experience or from common knowledge. Date rape is mainly cased by the in-proper behavior of the rapist. A man who can rape a woman has obviously been brought up in an uncomfortable, improper raised environment.
must consider this step as a method to enter the market and must be careful which flavors it launches, because any flavor will cost the company around $10 million. Moreover, Green Ox may build brand loyalty for itself depending on the flavors, and it could attract the remaining 70% of consumers who are loyal to another brand. Based on the numbers provided by MSI (Table 2), it is clear that Green Ox has five flavors that can engage costumers in every category on the market, but three of the flavors are more acceptable among users, including Yellowknife, Jasper Mountain, and Alberta
3:30 A.M. finds me in front of a glowing computer screen yet again. I’m waiting for some inspiration. My friends, kind enough to let me use their dorm room and their Macintosh, are asleep in their beds just feet away in the half-darkness, reaping the rewards of their wisdom: they haven’t waited until the night before like I have. I take swigs of Mountain Dew from a plastic mug; it’s the sweet nectar of the Gods of Last-Minute Paper Writing. No, make that bittersweet nectar -- the taste of sugary green goodness reminds me, with every swallow, that I’ve sentenced myself to another unnecessary all-nighter.
Sleep-over by Bonnie Jo Campbell is more than the usual teenager maturity story; between the lines, and behind the symbolism there is an underlying meaning. I believe the author is speaking from experience when telling this story. This story may be the authors depiction of the event of how she remembers it. From the title to the last sentence, Campbell expresses literary devices, natural languages, and involves her personal life into the story making it more than a teenage tale.
The Night Owl is a small shop in the middle of downtown Fullerton owned by Joe Rosati. Its main product is coffee. Rosati created The Night Owl with the idea that it would be a place where artists, musicians and like-minded people could come together and enjoy each other’s company. “Some of the best products are simple.” (Patel, 2012, para.9) People are more than willing to pay for a quality cup of coffee, more if it’s a specialty coffee. The product does not have to be complicated in order to be successful. The coffee industry and the coffee shop business has been booming in recent years, especially when it came to specialty coffees which are the main focus on the shop’s menu.
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become a caffeine-rich drink. The drink became one of the most popular drinks in America.
This finding can be linked to two discoveries from the interview including, he does not generally consume breakfast, and his sugar intake through the working day is high. It is scientifically proven that sugar gives an initial energy burst due to a rapid increase in blood sugar levels, however this is shortly followed by a rapid decline in blood sugar levels, resulting in the feeling of fatigue and exhaustion (Bouchez, 2005). As a result of feeling lethargic the subject admitted to consuming energy drinks for a “boost” in energy. However, in recent years consumption of energy drinks have been proven to have many associated health risks, highlighting on additional reason for the subject to change his behaviour. Abbott (2010, p. 245) states that, “recent studies have discovered significant intracellular dehydration, hypertension, fatigue, higher rates of illness and mental health disorders among workers who regularly consume energy drinks”. This information provides valid and alarming reasoning as to the potential health risks of the drinks the subject regularly consumes. These studies give valid reason why the subject should begin to at least move from stage 1 to stage 2 of the Transtheoretical model. It is evident that a diet rich in fruit and vegetables is necessary for the subject to significantly reduce the causes of chronic diseases, reduce weight and improve overall health and wellbeing. This statement is strongly supported by the development of The Australian Dietary guidelines, which were developed explicitly to “aid in the prevention and management of diet related diseases and promote health and wellbeing among Australians (National Health and Medical Research Council, 2013, p.1). A potential goal for the subject to work towards is broadening his knowledge on the subject of nutrition; he could then attempt applying it to his personal life in order to achieve the related health benefits
Orange juice has a lot of benefits for the body.(3) It contains vitamin c, which is an antioxidant, helps to boost the absorption of iron when combined with foods and is a great tasting away to combat the common cold. There is Folate that helps with DNA formation and helps to lower homocysteine, the chemical associated with heart disease and memory impairment. There is research being done on phytonutrients that are also present in orange juice. They are naturally occurring chemicals such as beta-carotene which is what gives orange juice it’s color. They are considered antioxidants, like vitamin c.There is still research being done on the ones in orange juice and what a required daily requirement should be. Potassium ,another nutrient in orange juice, helps with the fluid - electrolyte balance in cells. The juice contains thiamin and niacin, which helps to convert food to a form of energy the body can use. Vitamin B6 is present and helps in the formation of hemoglobin, the part of the red blood cells that carries oxygen throughout the body.
In the present society, people’s schedules tend to be extremely hectic due to either strenuous work schedules or keeping up with school and families. Due to this, numerous individuals do not obtain the recommended eight hours of sleep. On top of not getting enough sleep, they do not eat the proper foods to nourish their bodies. In return, they have a substantial lack of energy. Usually people who do not take care of themselves tend to eventually get more tired by mid-day and as their day goes on. A simple solution would be to go to bed earlier and eat better foods. However, our society has become very lazy, obese, and have started to take the easy way out over the years. Instead of eating better and trying to get more sleep, people drink energy drinks as an easy and fast way to get a boost of energy. Energy drinks have been around since the nineteen-sixties and have become increasingly more popular. There are hundreds of different brands of energy drinks that are sold in grocery stores and gas stations today, and worse than that billions of them are consumed every year. Even though multiple energy drinks are consumed every year, many people are uninformed about; what an energy drink is, what the benefits and non-benefits are, what different types of energy drinks there are, and how mixing them with alcohol can be seriously dangerous.
All the fruits and vegetables are handpicked from farms across the country, and will be delivered to the production line after undergoing through relevant laboratory test and approvals by the research and development department of the company. Dominant production line of the organization will consists of wholly crushed fruits and vegetable extracts with no added artificial flavors that will also be full of nutrients for health benefits. Furthermore, the company would sell fruit smoothies and vegetable smoothies for consumer preferences. All juices and smoothies packages are designed to be recyclable cartons as our main concern is on developing environmental friendly practices. Size choices for the product will be available in three different capacities which are 1L carton,500ML carton and 250ML carton all designed in very unique way where the out core of the package describe the flavor included in. target market for this commodity will be mostly teenagers when demographic segmentation was taken in to account. In addition to this company is also focusing on developing a newly product range specially designed for kids where they have an opportunity to create smoothies by themselves and to have their own fun size
Alcoholic energy drinks should not be legally sold in the United States because mixing alcohol and caffeine for consumption leads to dangerous consequences. Caffeine does not compensate for the effects of alcohol. Caffeine is a stimulant drug while alcohol is a depressant, and the two drugs do not cancel the effects of each other, although that idea is often misconstrued by drinkers. Consuming alcoholic energy drinks often leads to decreased perception of intoxication, impaired cognitive functioning, and increased risk for erratic behavior such as drunk driving or engaging in sexual behavior. Energy drinks contain harmful ingredients and often result in hospitalization if too much is consumed. Mixing energy drinks with alcohol is a recipe for disaster. Introduction needs work