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    I feel her sharp fangs pierce the flesh on my neck. Sucking the Blood strait from the vain. There was no selfcontrole to stop her only the smell off blood drawing her in. I stood helpless and screaming in pain. Being slowly drained. She realised me and I fell to the cold concrete floor. Her mouth was covered in my blood as she wiped it away. My vision was fading to black. She knelt in front of me and held out her freshly bitten arm. "Suck on it. It's gonna turn you but you'll live." I did as…

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    A risk is taking a chance on what one is not used to doing. Sometimes people might take a risk depending on what it is. The NASA crew took a big risk when launching the Challenger during extreme temperatures. The astronauts were taking one of the biggest risk of their lives. This risk could have taken a positive or a negative affect. In this case it took a negative effect, lets see how. January 28,1986 the Challenger was ready for lift-off. This mission was delayed for six days because of bad…

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    Change At NASA

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    The lack of effort to sustain critical change at NASA would result in another disaster where key safety of flight information was again ignored, resulting the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster (Palmer Dunford & Akin, 2009). This paper will review and analyze change at NASA to include images of change, types of change, challenges of change, resistance to change, implementing change, visions of change, and sustaining change as…

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    On January 28TH 1986, President Ronald Reagan gave his speech famously known as “The Speech on the Challenger Disaster.” He gave this speech in a presidential, hopeful, and very American way. He acknowledges The Challenger Disaster in such a way to address the families of the lost and the school children whose teacher was involved in this terrible disaster. He also creates a positive opinion towards the United States Space Program. He continues to honor the astronauts and tries to help…

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    programs” (Hays). The space shuttle Ronan resumed flights in 1988, the engineers made nearly 200 changes to the rocket, shuttle and the rocket boosters. There have been various other accidents after the space shuttle crash of 1986, including one in Columbia. NASA says they now have a safety-first culture with processes in late to better field and address safety concerns. The procedures are continuing to increase and have led us to where we are today. NASA has even implemented a law or rule…

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    Bilal Kayani's Life

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    Young man breaks the law and risks his life to be reunited with his love interest. You might or might not have heard the story about the young man who lost his life trying to get United Kingdom from France all because of his young love. This story is about the young man Bilal Kayani, he was 17 years old and was from Kurdistan Iraq. He he wanted to meet his girlfriend Mina, who lives in London England. But to be able to do that he had leave Iraq. But his journey of love was not easy. When Bilal…

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    Executive Summary The objective of this literature review was to study about quality could mean the difference between excellence and disaster on a real life project. Therefore, the literature review discussed a space shuttle project the Challenger shuttle disaster. The first part of the literature review discussed the Vaughan’s (1996) analysis, which found the human errors are one of the main reasons of resulting the Challenger shuttle disaster. Also, by outlining Perrow’s (1999) Normal…

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    No Future Here Analysis

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    As you ride around Saginaw, you see more homes destroyed or condemned, then new ones. Everyone says that there is no future here. That the best future any of us could have is anywhere outside of Saginaw. Some say that it's true or some may say it's whatever we decide. There are no new business here. No new places here at all. Maybe there is no future here, or no good paths to take. A statement from my mother “ I don't want you to stay here in Saginaw, or even in Michigan. I want you to go out…

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    On January 28, 1986 seven crew members were killed when their shuttle exploded mid-flight. 74 year old Ronald Reagan was the president at the time of the incident. Reagan was only one year into his second term as president. He was fascinated with the space program so he played a big part in the rebuilding years after the tragedy. Ronald Reagan became the 40th president of the United States in 1981, although he did not originally start out as a politician. He was born in Tampico, Illinois on…

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    After watching the numerous videos on the Challenger Disaster, it is obvious the management decision lacked communication, connected with a management system that allowed NASA to neglect safety requirements, leading to the cause of the Challenger disaster. The management decisions on the Challenger were rushed interested in the shuttle going into space. NASA concerned by the money aspect than the safety of the astronauts. There were obvious signs the shuttle would run into some problems such as…

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