DLF Emporio Newsletter 2016

SAFE WHEN ITÔÇÖS TIME TO CELEBRATE

New Year’s Eve is an occasion to celebrate and the last thing you want is a health and safety hiccup.
No matter what plans you have in store, here’s how to stay safe on New Year’s Eve:

	With Your Group The best New Year’s Eves are spent with loved ones. If you’re going to a party or heading to a public event, make plans to arrive and leave with a group. A lot can happen on New Year’s Eve and you want to ensure you, your friends and family are safe. Hence, be sure to share your plans for the night and communicate your whereabouts if plans change. In the end, pack a charger for your phone ÔÇö a portable one especially in case you don’t find an outlet
	When It’s Time to Eat A filling dinner is one of the best ways to prepare for a long New Year’s Eve night. A wholesome dinner can not only help to absorb some of the alcohol, but it will also help you avoid nibbling on bar snacks
	If You’re Drinking Alcohol is almost unavoidable on New Year’s Eve. Even if you and your friends don’t partake, you’ll likely encounter intoxicated revelers over the course of your night. If you are drinking alcohol, keep in mind your limits. With a few adjustments, the tips are very similar to summer drinking: alternate alcohol with water or other non-alcoholic options, pace yourself and don’t leave your beverage unattended
	With Champagne The New Year’s Eve alcohol of choice is almost inevitably- champagne. It should go without saying that all bottles should be popped away from guests or anything of value. Another pro-tip is the 45 degrees rule of thumb ÔÇô it’s the ideal temperature to avoid spontaneous combustion and the ideal angle to uncork at
	Regarding Driving Don’t drink and drive. It is always dangerous to be on the road on New Year’s Eve. If possible, ask to spend the night with a friend or book a room within walking distance of your festivities to avoid potential drunk drivers. If you must be on the road, always have your driver on standby