...reinforcement of the rules regarding how everyone must descend from the Summit by 2:00pm. In addition, the two lead individuals of the expedition, Rob Hall and Scott Fischer were very confident in their ability to bring their clients to the summit. During this adventure, early on, there were obvious issues and signs, such as health issues amongst clients, warning signs of possible bad weather conditions during hike to summit, which they ignored. Moreover, these signs and interruptions lead everyone to believe that there was a possibility, that they would not make a safe return during their descend from the summit. My main concern about this venture was how they both were responsible for everyone getting on top of the summit and failed at taking heed to the warning signs at based camp. Although Hall and Fischer hired all types of individuals they still needed to find out to make sure that everyone that was on this venture was capable to go up to the summit and in good health. In the end both Hall and Fisher lost their lives helping others and still left their clients to survive on their own. Clients that were upon this expedition had concerns but his only concern that he would possibly have to save somebody else during his hike to the summit. They both lost their lives doing just that. Hall clients arrived at base camp with respiratory and digestive ailments while Fisher had logistical problems. Normally when you have issues like this from the start it’s would have been...
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...management plan in place. Unfortunately for BP, the company never acknowledged any real risk of a Deepwater oil spill. Thus, BP did not appear to have any related response plan in place. As they previously sought to expand Deepwater oil exploration, along with the rest of the oil industry, BP categorized a Deepwater spill as decidedly unlikely and claimed that if such a spill occurred, the industry was equipped to promptly mitigate any damage (Getz, 2011). Unfortunately for all stakeholders, on April 26, the US Coast Guard acknowledge that there was in fact a major oil leak; and approximated 1000 barrels of oil were leaking into the surrounding ocean. By BP not having a crisis management plan (or even an issues management plan) was a sure sign that this crisis would surely...
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...still consumes many of the Marine’s lives on a daily basis. This consumption of guilt and remembering the terrifying sounds and sights of such a traumatic event are signs of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Post-Traumatic...
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...his own vulnerability, he might have recognized warnings around him which foreshadowed his assassination. One of the warnings, which was very important, was Artemidorus’ letter which contained names of all conspirators. This takes place in Act III scene i lines 5-10. Caesar ignored this warning by refusing to read Artemidorus’ letter, because he wanted to read it last, as he says “What touches us ourself shall be last serv’d.” The second warning that he ignored was Calphurnia’s (his wife’s) dream about Caesar’s blood upon the Capitol (Act II scene ii). After he received this warning, at first he decided not to go, but then Decius came and changed his mind by interpreting the dream such a way that seems to be good. Decius said those bloods and all mean that great Rome regards you as its lifeblood. Therefore, Caesar changed his mind and decided to go to the Senate House. As you see the warnings were all around Caesar and he just had to listen to others. The last warning that I found in the play were fortune-tellers. Before Caesar goes to Senate House, he asked soothsayers and fortune-tellers about it, and they advised him not to go out on that day (Act II scene ii). This is what they said: “Opening up the innards of a sacrifice, they couldn’t find a heart inside the beast.” From these warnings, and assassination of Caesar, we conclude that Caesar was proud of himself, believing himself as eternal as the North Star. Through the play, we find out that he is unable to separate...
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...to keep customers out of harm. In this case the defendant FB Grocery is guilty of causing injury to Fred. There was a slippery substance on aisle five and Fred slipped due to that. As per the law of a Premises Liability case in the State of Texas the condition "a" is satisfied as the premise was dangerous. Fred cannot be said to be negligent as he never expected any slippery substance on the floor of the grocery. The condition was not so obvious, and there is no reason to blame...
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...diving into the water and injuring himself, it is not in control of the RTA the risk of natural variations in the depth of the water under the bridge, that’s why most of the High Court didn’t establish that the RTA in this circumstances owe a duty of care to plaintiff. Facts • It was a Forster Tuncurry bridge into the water of the Wallambar River approximately nine meters below and undergo with catastrophic injury, when he pounded his head on sand bar. There were sign boards on entrance of bridge, of which plaintiff was aware of it and he ignored clearly and this was first reported diving accident. •...
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...In fact, mental health is seen as a big factor for the majority of the other fatal school shootings as well, however, unlike Parkland, the warning signs weren’t always quite as obvious. For example, Dimitrios Pagourtzis, the shooter of Santa Fe High School in Santa Fe Texas on May 18th 2018, was described as “an introvert who had given off few warning signs” (Fernandez 2) who had a pretty clean record, meaning that he “had no history of arrests or confrontation with law enforcement”(Fernandez 31). He even mentioned “that not only did he want to commit the shooting, but he wanted to commit suicide after the shooting” (Fernandez 34). The fact that he was considering suicide shows that he was most likely severely depressed as well and could have desperately needed mental health care, even though his warning signs were not as noticeable. As many have gathered from this, this could be showing how much mental health care availability in schools is needed. Additionally, while more school counseling programs and opportunities for students to reach out about their mental health should help, there has also been other challenges presented along with this, such as the fact that “Researchers who study the impact of mental illness...
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...begin abused according to the child abuse statistics. One should look out for signs of child abuse as it can help save a child from the sufferings. If you are a teacher, social activist, grandparent, aunt, uncle, elder sibling, family friend or even an acquaintance; it is important to watch out for the warning signs of child abuse. Child abuse is the worst form of treatment one can mete out to a child. The child is scarred for life, mentally, emotionally as well as physically. It can lead to irreparable damage to the young mind and body. In some cases, it leads to a tragic loss of young life. Ignoring signs of child abuse is a crime. If you are worried that someone you know is suffering from abuse at the hands of their parents, guardians or some other person, then make sure you seek help from authorities. If you are wondering what are the signs of child abuse and neglect, then go through the following list. Types of Child Abuse Child abuse is not always broken bones and unexplained bruises. There are different types of child abuse like emotional abuse, educational abuse, sexual abuse, neglect and so on, apart from physical abuse. Let us have a look at the different types to understand the signs of child abuse better. Emotional Abuse Emotional abuse is the one when the parent or the abuser constantly shames, humiliates and belittles a child. The child is always compared with others and told he/she is worthless, bad or a mistake. The child is threatened or yelled at frequently...
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...Research Paper Target Security Breach Abstract In late 2013 Target Corporation’s network encountered a security breach in which millions of credit cards and customer personal information was stolen by malware that was installed onto their network. This information was to be sold on the black market to others for their illegal use. Target Corporation was indeed made aware that there was some peculiar activity within the network before the information was stolen. Their million dollar malware software, monitored by FireEye, picked up on the attack several days before any information was removed from the Target Corporation servers. Target Corporation could have easily prevented the majority of the attack and reduced if not eliminated the amount of credit cards and personal information that was stolen. The fact that Target Corporation was warned of the initial breach, as well as an additional breach, and did not respond for two weeks is unfathomable and unethical. The Target Corporation has a duty to secure any and all credit card and personal information that they collect from their customers. I believe that in this case Target Corporation did not act accordingly and should be held liable. Target Corporations lack of response and inability to take action goes against all ethics and how the situation should have been handled. Target Security Breach In mid 2013 Target Corporation hired a security firm, FireEye, to install a malware...
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...This theme gets further analyzed through the character Aylmer. Aylmer is a science man who thinks of himself as a kind of higher power, this is known through to the numerous times he speaks of his remarkable powers. However, even with Aylmer’s great powers he still seems to struggle when operating on his loved one. The difficulties that Aylmer runs into when trying to remove his wife’s birthmark only cause him to crave its disappearance more. Aylmer becomes so obsessed with removing his wife’s single flaw that he is prepared to do whatever it takes. Nathaniel Hawthorne explains that “It was not unusual for the love of science to rival the love of woman in its depth and absorbing energy”( ). Hawthorne is saying that it isn’t uncommon for a scientist like Aylmer to become blinded by his own obsession. Unfortunately this caused Aylmer to miss all the warning signs and when “The birthmark” finally faded from Georgiana’s cheek, her soul faded away with...
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...towered over us as we walked towards the house. The house glared at us, I had unwanted feeling as if the house wanted us to retreat. But I ignored the signs and continued. As we got to the porch we saw a timeworn door. We pushed the door and it creaked open, the big rusty hinges holding onto it for dear life. The cold breeze punched my face. We found ourselves in the hallway. All the furniture was covered in white sheets. The floor had a massive old red dirty carpet spread across the hall like butter. The wallpaper was hanging off the walls; revealing long jagged cracks. Glancing up my eyes were drawn to the huge gilt edged chandelier that was hanging precariously from the ceiling. it was the only thing that made the house look better. Without warning I heard the floor boards creak upstairs, the hair prickled up my neck like a cat with a scare. I had a feel we weren’t alone in the house. My heart was beating faster than a cheetah. I felt in an awkward position as I couldn’t go outside and I didn’t want to be inside. There was a weird smell. It smelt like the house was rotting. The house was damp and mouldy, it was slowly deteriorating. We both headed for the kitchen then in a flash we fell through the floorboards and landed in a pitch black basement. I was scared. I think I was having a nervous breakdown. Where did Jake go? I sure he fell with me. I found a light switch a turned it on I gazed in horror as I looked around the walls were covered in blood weapons sharp deadly...
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...EXPLAIN THE MAIN CAUSES OF ACCIDENTS, AND IF YOU WERE THE MANAGER OF A COMPANY HOW WOULD YOU ADDRESS THESE. An accident is an unplanned and uncontrolled event with a potential to cause injury, damage, death and or any other loss. The Wikipedia, Free encyclopedia describes an accident as a specific, unpredictable, unusual and unintended external action which occurs in a particular time and place, with no apparent and deliberate cause but with marked effects. From this definition it implies a generally negative outcome which may have been avoided or prevented had circumstances leading up to the accident been recognized, and acted upon, prior to its occurrence. It is therefore imperative that people look for root causes of accidents than tend to look for things to blame when accidents occur. Statistical research has shown that 88% of all workplace related accidents are caused by unsafe acts, 10% of accidents are caused by unsafe conditions while the remaining percentage of 2 % is a result of providence or natural causes. The statistics clearly shows that accidents can be prevented and the ultimate losses can be minimized. It is a matter of individual and collective responsibility. UNSAFE ACTS Unsafe acts cause more than four times as many accidents as unsafe conditions. This clearly shows that people have more to fear from their own actions than any other job hazards around them. People deliberately expose themselves to injury and or death mainly where they perform...
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...extremely useful and informative read. It gives valuable advice about how to act upon human intuition, how to recognize threats, and defines what real fear is and it’s purpose. I found the book to be extremely interesting. This book provided me with a sense of understanding on violence and fear and I feel much better prepared when it comes to recognizing dangerous situations. My favorite part of the book was the warning signs to know when a stranger is a potential threat. This was fascinating to me because I’ve been told since I was just a little boy to beware of strangers. But with all these warnings about strangers I had never been told how to recognize when a stranger was being genuinely helpful and friendly, or trying to harm me in any way. I found some of the warning signs intriguing such as a method called Forced Teaming. Stranger’s use forced teaming to create a sense of trust. They team themselves together with their victim by saying “we” and making it seem like they’re closer than they really are to their victims by pairing them together. Other warning signs were fairly obvious such as Discounting The Word No. This means that the stranger won’t leave when you ask him to. However, something I did learn by reading about this was that if you let the stranger get away with discounting the word no just once you have given them control. They feel as if you are weak and can be easily convinced. The proper thing to do is to stick to your No, don’t negotiate. Be stern and show...
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...A Good Man Is Hard To Find - Foreshadowing In "A Good Man is Hard to Find," by Flannery O'Connor, one is struck by the unexpected violence at the end of the story. However, if one re-reads the story as second time, one will see definite signs of foreshadowing of the ending. In the course of this story, O'Connor uses strong imagery to foreshadow the people and the events in this story. There are three significant times she uses this technique. They are the description of the grandmother's dress, the death of the family, and the conversation between the Misfit and the grandmother. The grandmother did not want to go to Florida; she ironically dresses in her Sunday best. She was dressed very nicely with, "A navy blue dress with a small white dot in the print. Her collars and cuffs were white organdy trimmed with lace and at her neckline she had pinned a purple spray of cloth violets containing a sachet." (11). A strong foreshadowing imagery can be seen in these lines. Knowing the ending of the story, the grandmother's elaborate dress Is this essay helpful? Join OPPapers to read more and access more than 550,000 just like it! ------------------------------------------------- get better grades symbolizes a preparation for her coffin. When a person dies, they are usually dressed in their best outfit, just like the grandmother was dressed in what seemed to be in her Sunday best. A stronger foreshadowing is when O'Connor states the reason for the grandmother's beautiful dress, "In...
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...Running head: Stress Living a Stress-Free Life Is it possible to attain a stress free life? Is this a reasonable question to ask? A stress free life seems unimaginable and unattainable. We listen to our doctors whom give us loads of information relating to stress and tell us how to successfully balance your work and home life so that your life can be free from stress, but is there any real way to overcome stressors. If you were to ask 10 people what their definition of stress was I am sure you would get 10 different answers from all 10 different people. The reason for this is because stress varies from person to person and how each person copes with it also tends to vary. To understand stress and how it impacts our physical and mental lives, we must educate ourselves on stress, the effects of stress, the causes of stress, the symptoms of stress and how to manage and cope with stress. Stress can be very debilitating and could impact various aspects of our everyday lives if it is not dealt with and managed effectively. I have been through various bouts of stress throughout my life and I have found different ways to combat it which will be explained later in this research paper. As part of my research, I will define stress, the effects of stress, the cause of stress, the symptoms of stress and how to manage and cope with stress, as well as my own personal experience relating to stress. The ideal solution for everyone is to understand stress...
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