Collateral damage

5. Ask questions when in doubt of the proper procedures. 6. Discuss with their supervisor assignments that the employee does not feel capable of safely performing or for which necessary training and or certification has not been approved. 7. Report work supervisors or crew leaders who require subordinates to operate in violation of the policies and procedures set forth in this plan. 8. Report suspected alcohol or substance abuse, or unusual behavior to supervisor. 9. Wear proper personal…

Alexander does not discuss the mass incarceration of other races. In fact, Alexander mentions other races, especially white prisoners, only in passing; she says that mass incarceration’s true targets are blacks, and that incarcerated whites are “collateral damage” (Alexander). The analogy of mass incarceration of the Jim Crow Laws generates an incomplete account of mass incarceration–one in which most prisoners are drug offenders and white prisoners are largely invisible. Alexander’s analogy…

Missing Microbes It was an elegantly composed book, loaded with fascinating data about organisms and analyses depicted in an extremely open manner weaving the individual and expert encounters of its writer, Dr. Martin Blaser, into a provocative analysis on the hazards of improper antimicrobial medication use. He discusses various thoughts of how upset organisms may be influencing cutting edge endless ailments ("a strange cluster of what I call 'present day plagues': corpulence, youth diabetes,…

do not digest enough protein in their selected grain product, which does not get them in better physical health. She says;” People should choose their proteins from sources that have two or fewer legs. (Strong 2015) Everything we have its own collateral damage. In this case, we see eating increases the greenhouse gas which affects our environment and backfires on the beginning of the chain almost like a cycle. Breaking that cycle will take more effort than Jonathan Safran Foer character in his…

usage of the atomic bombs was militarily unnecessary and immoral. Furthermore, it lead to the extensive loss of civilian life, therefore making these bombings justifiable only to a lesser extent. However, supporters of the bombings generally are of the opinion that they were instrumental in the Japanese surrender. These supporters also believe that the bombings were beneficial in preventing casualties on both sides, and helped in protecting America from further attacks, especially by Japan. Even…

Introduction The world today is filled with many secrets and many more who wish to know them. But what happens when someone who doesn’t fully understand the capabilities of the information they have access to has access to it? Most of the time, nothing good! This gaining of sensitive information has become increasingly easier with the advent of certain cybertechnologies. And therefore, exponentially more people know what they don’t understand. Is it really alright for people who happen upon…

Some of the most heinous crimes are committed when individuals neglect one of their most basic needs: sleep. Not only are crimes committed but lives are destroyed through a variety of sleep disorders. Bad sleeping habits and disorders can ruin relationships, health, and general wellbeing. Where is law enforcement when a hard working mother struggles to get a good night’s sleep because of her spouse’s constant snoring? Who is there when someone sleeps their life away? How can a man live with…

escape from Sector 50 will be burn alive for showing disloyalty to all the party and the punishers will show no mercy to the Fifties that tried to escape. Also, this punishment will also apply to all the family members of the rebel. This is a collateral damage rule and if someone doesn’t follow it all the family members will be burn alive to. 8. If someone tries to kill any party member the penalty will be different depending on what position is the party member in: If it’s a commander the…

In Passing, Nella Larsen’s characters’ Clare and Irene struggle to disentangle themselves from their self inflicted crises and conflate their ontological as well as cultural identities. Larsen employs Clare Kendry to personify the consequences of disconnecting from one's true sense of self. Larsen utilizes the age old cautionary tale to confirm that extricating oneself from predetermined conventional roles in society engenders major conflict, which possesses the potential for catastrophic…

I don’t know anyone who likes the feeling of being rejected. I know for me it has probably been one of the hardest feelings in my life to deal with. Rejection goes to the very core of who we are as human beings. I believe of all the emotions we can experience it is probably one of the most devastating and painful emotions we can feel. Some people are more sensitive to rejection than others. I happen be one of those people whom having suffered rejection early in life, carried a lot of that…