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    is one goes after the accelerator rather than breaks and runs the passerby over – is that viewed as an accident? On the off chance that you point a firearm at somebody and pull the trigger, is that and misfortune? If you dispatch a rocket at the temperature you know will bring about a demise or a catastrophe, is that comprehended as a bad luck? The accident is considered as “an unfortunate incident that happens unexpectedly and unintentionally, typically resulting in damage or injury”. "The…

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    Recently, gun control has been the center of many heated debates by forcing the United States to reconsider the Second Amendment “right to bear arms.” The majority of Americans will readily agree that most violent crime in the United States involves the use of some kind of gun. Because guns are much quicker and deadlier than knives or clubs, they are the "weapon of choice" in the commissions of crime. However, radical laws that diminish the right of the public to bear arms jeopardizes public…

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    Effects Of 9/11 On Society

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    yet through this gruesome attack, we have emerged as a stronger and more united country. This historic event has had a lasting effect on many of the United States practices, ideas, views, and actions, and today we can still see the results of this incident in our everyday lives. The terrible terrorist attacks that occurred on this day at the World Trade Center in New York, the Pentagon in Washington, and a field in Pennsylvania were planned and executed by the terrorist Osama bin Laden and his…

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    Black Ice Summary

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    The Nation's critical infrastructure is diverse and complex. It includes distributed networks, varied organizational structures and operating models (including multinational ownership), interdependent functions and systems in both the physical space and cyberspace, and governance constructs that involve multi-level authorities, responsibilities, and regulations. Critical infrastructure owners and operators are uniquely positioned to manage risks to their individual operations and assets, and to…

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    Mission To Mars Theme

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    has a great safety record, and I have no qualms about doing this whatsoever,’” (Sands 7). This shows that instead of expressing irrational fears, Dr. Olsen is using his prior experience and knowledge in order to make judgements. Later, a dangerous incident occurred aboard and officials reported “that it had been a fairly serious situation. Fortunately, disaster was avoided because the Expedition 11’s astronauts all kept their cool and monitored the glitch very closely during re‐entry,” (Sands…

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    flight; we’ve never had a tragedy like this… But they, the Challenger Seven, were aware of the dangers.” Regan, as well as the astronauts knew of the potential dangers The Space Shuttle Challenger faced. The cause of the accident in the New York: Columbia University Press, written in 1988 by Lewis, S.R. Described how, “the loss of the Space Shuttle Challenger was caused by a failure in the joint between the two lower segments of the right Solid Rocket Motor.” Managers at NASA knew that Morton…

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    Pedestrian Introduction

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    world has resorted to acquiring faster means of transporting people and goods. Increasing number of vehicles coupled with haphazard city planning and unscientific road designs has resulted in making the general public vulnerable to road accidents every year. Accident is an event, occurring suddenly, unexpectedly and inadvertently under unforeseen…

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    Which then lead to the incident. In an article, i read the abstract just and it talked about how it wasn’t until t5his incident trainers swam and trained with the whales ( Benjamin Wallace, Seaworld Breached). While doing some research I found an article about Seaworld and what happens to killer whales there, that usually…

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    By having a “double pass” electron beam, the Therac-25 could produce much more energy in less amount of space than its predecessors. To put this into context, the normal dosage for an appointment of radiation treatment is around 200 rads (radiation absorbed dose). A dose of 500 rads exposed to the entire body will result in death 50% of the time. The…

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    everyone’s safety, but more often drivers become preoccupied with everything from loud music, applying makeup, eating food, and most commonly utilizing their cell phones. These distractions coupled with poor driving techniques are producing many of the accidents that happen every day. Studies show drivers who text while driving are more likely to become involved in a crash and most acknowledge human error as the most common cause of roadway fatalities. Many state Departments…

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