...for numerous amounts of television shows actually depict a lesson to lure in an audience. Take the television show Scrubs. Written and directed by Ryan Levin, this comical series about a well-renowned hospital and its staff depict the everyday lives of four different characters. In this comical show that allows four friends to comment on their everyday lives about being a doctor, resident intern, and surgeon. A story line based on the comical genius of the producers of both South Park and Weeds. Follow me as I analyze both the good and bad aspects of all four of the characters tell their sides of the story through each others lines. The storyline of many different television shows normally have exactly the same sequence of events. First, the scene is set in a hospital. But as many people do not know, Sacred Heart Hospital is no ordinary hospital. Here, everyone hates everyone in a sarcastic manner. All the employees hate the boss, the chief of medicine; Dr. Bob Kelso because he is some hypocritical, crazed maniac that cannot even once admit that he really needs friends or loves his wife. As for the maintenance staff is concerned, the only person who actually is involved inside the lives of all four friends, the crazed Janitor, known as Janitor, takes all matters into his own hands when he begins his need for chaos with J.D. As for everyone else, they sort of just go along with absolutely everything that happens between the four friends and their crazed adventures. ...
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...Fahad Al Ashban ENG107 A major accident I never expected that I would have a major accident, but I had a very strong accident that I saw my whole life in front of me and it was the first moment that I saw death in front of me. I was going to my friend’s house with my brand new car when I had an accident and my car went upside down. I didn’t know what happened to me or even what I did before I had this accident, and the thing that made it worse that I was going to my friend’s house to study with him for my final exam which was physics and it was two days after the accident. This accident changed my whole life and my whole understanding of driving a car, after this accident I started to put my seatbelt on when I drive and I started to drive more safely. The accident was three years ago in Saudi Arabia before my final exam, I was 17 years old at my 11th grade, at that time I liked to drive a lot because I recently took my driver license and I was very happy with it. I remember that when I would get bored from studying I would go to the grocery store that is a few meters away of our house with my car and after I get a coke from there I go around my neighborhood just because I want to drive and also because I am driving my brand new car. That car was Toyota, I remember that I suffered a lot to get this car; my father said always that I can’t get an expensive car because it’s my first car and the first car always should be a cheap car. He at first wanted me to take Yaris because...
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...ACCIDENT ESSAYS It was a very cold morning as it had been raining very heavily the previous night. As my mother was feeling a little under the weather, my sister volunteered to drive me to school. I had overslept and as a result, was running a bit late for school. We got into the car hurriedly. The road was already congested with traffic. It appeared that everyone was late as well. My sister was a careful driver and despite the fact I was already late, she refused to drive fast on the slippery road. I was lucky she was such a resolute and careful person because a few hundred meters away from the school, we witnessed a tragic accident. it all happened very quickly, as most accidents do. A car full of school children had made a left turning without signaling and as a result a school bus crashed into it. A few cars behind the school bus rammed into the bus as they could not brake in time and soon it became a pile up. The already congested road became jammed with vehicles that came to a crawl. I told my sister that I wanted to help the victims and she nodded silently. She brought the car to a halt not too far from the accident spot. The scene that greeted us was something I would never forget. It left an indelible imprint in my mind to date. The impact of the accident had plunged three school children out of the car. The driver, a lady, lay lifeless on the steering wheel. I rushed to the children who were preschoolers. Two of them were seriously hurt and bleeding profusely from...
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...The Narrative Essay The narrative essay is simply a complete account of an incident or incidents contained in one cohesive essay. The narrative essay is useful when writing an incident report, such as an automobile accident or a criminal action. By far, one of the best uses of the narrative is when introducing the thesis for a longer work, i.e. a research paper. Your audience for this essay is your fellow classmates and the teacher. Assignment Write a narrative essay, the purpose of which is the serve as evidence for the position you have taken on an issue. The issue in the sample essay is how the writer lost his teeth. The essay must be a minimum of 380 words and no more than 400 words. You will superscript the number of the comma rule that justifies it over each comma. When you turn in your final draft, you must turn in a minimum 100-word, process paragraph expressing what you learned as a result of this assignment. Learning Objectives • To format documents correctly in accordance with MLA; • To understand the structure of a narrative paragraph; • To understand your own unique voice (syntax and tone); • To eliminate sentence fragments, run-ons, and comma splices; • To eliminate point of view errors; • To eliminate verb tense errors; • To eliminate punctuation errors – commas; • To have fun. The Narrative Structure A narrative is a story, and like a story has a definite underlying structure. The parts of a narrative are the situation, conflict...
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...MARKETING COMMUNICATE Recently, I have purchased an accident insurance plan in Prudential which provides me the necessary financial support in the event of accidents. Illustration of the product Accident could happen to anyone of us and I and my family may suffer unexpected financial hardships. Accident Series helps my family overcome bad times by making sure there are no financial worries. The plan is available to any person aged 16 – 60. It provides coverage up to 65 age. A lump sum benefit is payable upon death, third degree major burns, loss of earning capacity or dismemberment within 90 days from the occurrence of the accident caused by violent, external and visible means. To provide me with comprehensive protection, the above benefits are also payable for injuries or death caused by an accident during riot or civil commotion. (Prudential 2008) Importance of the chosen value Values are strongly held beliefs about various topics or concepts. Values contribute to attitudes and lead to the judgments that guide personal behaviors. (Kenneth and Donald 2010) I purchased an accident insurance plan for the security personal value: Frist of all, to buy a confident. As accident could happen to anyone in anytime. We can’t avoid it so that I would like to buy an insurance to get a confident and security. And then, to ensure me is protected against unfortunate events in life such as accident, illness, disability. If I blind in one or both eyes, lost lens of one or both...
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...First aid it is the duty of the employer to make sure that the appropriate people are first aid trained within the building, this is very important in a care home and all carers should have knowledge of first aid as elderly people in Woodside care home are at high risk of accidents, these accidents can include falls, fainting, dizziness, sprains, minor cuts and scrapes, collapsing and breathing difficulties the staff should be aware of what to do if any of these were to occur. Staff should follow The Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations of 1981 also have knowledge of Approved Code of Practice (ACOP), If an accident happened that required first aid on my placement I would have some knowledge on what to do because as part of the NC social care course we are taught first aid although more training would be required. If an accident was to happen and first aid was needed I would first assess the situation to make sure there are no hazards or things that could harm myself or make the situation worse, I would remove obstacles such as units or chairs that would prevent me from doing first aid, I would stay calm and not panic no reassure the service user and make them feel comfortable , if the casualty was conscious, able to talk I would ask them if they were ok and if they are hurt and ask them what happened I would make sure the casualty is ok before moving or helping them up, if first aid is needed for minor accidents such as cuts or headaches I would call for the...
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...after our week of being on vacation. I got in my sister’s car and sat in the passenger seat, like I always do. We weren't nearly close to being home when I realized how important my life was. I saw my life flash before my eyes in a split second, while hearing the screeching of the tires. There were vivid memories that stuck in my mind; home, happiness, and friends. The thought of how I took everything for granted. Suddenly the car jerked and a loud crushing of metal occurred. My chest was burning from the seatbelt, and somehow my forehead felt like it had been punched. This car accident made me realize how important life is and not to take home, happiness, and friends for granted. While listening to the tires yelling; my mind’s first thought was of home, of my family. Snow was falling on my nose and all six of us were in a huge Christmas tree farm. It is a competition each year to see which one of us finds the fattest and biggest Christmas tree to put in the living room. This was the memory that crossed my mind of my family. The memory of how I didn't tell them that I loved them that day, or even the day of the car accident. I had taken my family for granted; I didn't tell them just how much I loved them before the car accident. I thought about how my family would feel if my sister and I didn’t live through the accident. Thinking about my family made me realize just how important my life is. Happiness crossed through my mind as my body began to pull forward from the hard break...
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...paper is the death issues of accidents that Fayetteville have. Everyday someone is at risk for getting into a minor or major accident, and at some times it is not preventable. There are many causes of accidents that are not only from people; accidents are also caused by inclement weather. Although everything cannot stop from happening, taking the proper precautions can help lessen injuries. I know quite a bit on the subject, because I have been in an accident myself, minor, but being my first accident I was shaken up by it. I also know how it feels to lose a family member over a major accident. Getting a call telling me what happened to my stepfather, how the accident happened, how far he was dragged on his motorcycle, and what made the driver hit him. The whole while of him being in the hospital was a hard time because it was near Christmas time and he wasn’t there with our family. I selected this issue because accidents that cause deaths puts so much hurt on the family that has lost someone special, and almost everyone could relate. Also, by me writing about this issue might put some reason in the reader’s mind to make them avoid situations because of what I would say. This issue is not only in Fayetteville, so whatever the reader learns from my paper, they can take it with them wherever they go in life. I plan on interviewing a defensive driving instructor because I have taken about three defensive driving classes total and I think that my third class the information...
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...management Studies UCLA, USA Institute of Aviation Medicine, USA Chairman Board of Inquiry by Theo de Jager Essay Flight Safety 1980 - 1984 Survival and flight safety At the end of my pilot training in Canada, a Dutch classmate crashed because of a mistake that these days would be generally qualified as 'human factor'. Even then, already then, I felt a strong awareness of the importance of flight safety. I remember the slogan put into us during flying training: 'Today is your reward for yesterday's flight safety', a slogan that has stayed with me. There is always a choice between unavoidable and avoidable risks, between adequate self confidence and over confidence. Keeping moments in which margins have to be challenged because of operational requirements, as short as possible. Technical developments have made the aircraft the most reliable means, compared with any other form of transport. The majority of air accidents are now due to the unpredictable human factor. The possibility to study Flight Safety Management, Aircraft Accident Investigation and Aviation Physiology, gave me the opportunity to specialise into this aspect of aviation, after many years of experience as operational fighter pilot, followed by cargo- and passenger pilot, instructor and examiner. Aviation physiology Coincidental contact with the most...
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...Kenxxxx x xxxx xx Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Incident at Boeing simulator operations by Kenxxxx x xxxx xx This report is to bring forth the incident at Boeing Simulator Operations on May 18th, 2008. It is a work related accident and in reviewing the key points that I hope to bring out with this report, it will show that it should not have happened and could have been prevented; as a result of this accident my future has been altered and very uncertain with permanent injuries and a forced changed way of life. First I’ll explain the events leading up to the accident, how the accident happened, the aftermath of the accident, and then how it should have been prevented, as well as, pointing out major flaws in the operation and procedures happening at Boeing Simulator Operations. I was just hired on to Boeing As a Simulator Device Technician Level III on April 25th, 2008 after being away from Simulators for about 2½ years and writing Technical manuals on simulator operation and maintenance for 5½ years before that; See Figure 1 for picture of a Simulator. We were on the second week of doing overtime on the weekends to do hydraulic oil flushing on 2 different simulators that are considered extremely old and the flushing was years overdue; when finishing up on the second simulator (the 757, oldest), all of the hydraulic pumps had been turned ‘ON’ to circulate the oil through the system and after a little while, a pretty bad leak was noticed on one of the Control...
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...earlier and got ready a little quicker to pick up my brother from water polo practice before going to school. I got up and threw on whatever I could find and grabbed my lunch before heading out to get my brother. This was pretty routine, I had taken this route at least one hundred times when I was on the swim team and it was only slightly further than a mile away from my house,...
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...lot easier for them to have accidents after drinking juice or eating their nutritious meal. Parents need to know this. It is important to take your toddler to the bathroom after every meal and beverage. I found that it was easier for Gabriel to use the potty after his meals instead of before. For a while, it was a hassle for him to go. Week two, I started to put Gabriel on the potty before meals. It worked in the morning because he just woke up with a dry pull up, but before...
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...Witness of a Road Accident In a city like Bombay, which has more than four hundred thousand vehicles and a few million pedestrians on the roads, many accidents take place every day. But tragic as and accident is, involving loss of life. Things are made worse by the fact that every accident is followed by time-consuming and expensive lawsuits. The polish are handicapped in this matter by the fact that very few people come forward as witnesses. They are either afraid of getting involved or simply indifferent. Let me tell you about the time my friend Nick and I witnessed a road accident and got involved. We were on our way one evening to the beach and for this purpose we had to walk down through crowded market. It was winter and foggy weather. Suddenly we heard the squeal of brakes and saw a car, clearly out of control, skidding on the road. The young man who was driving the vehicle was struggling with the steering wheel but the car was moving sideways towards market. We saw the car smash straight into a cyclist who was coming from the market and flung against a lamppost. He fell unconscious on the pavement and was bleeding profusely from a gash above the forehead. Nick ran in search of a policeman and to phone for an ambulance while I tried to render some first-aid to the bleeding man. Meanwhile a large crowd had collected round the victim of the accident and the car. The driver was pulled out and the public began to beat him up. Fortunately for him...
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...-1- SUMMARY Ultimately, my client was parked at a residential area when he was struck at high velocity by your insured. The police report revealed your insured neglected to merge with approaching traffic. My client racked up over $20,000 in medical bills with a forecast of $23,000 in future medical expenses. The pain specialist estimated Maximum Medical Improvement at twelve months. -2- BACKGROUND This accident took place on January 4, 2018 at a residential location in Greensville on the corner of Brimstone Avenue and Boulder Street. Browsing social media, my client was viciously struck from his left by your insured travelling at 25 mph, thrusting my client’s car rightward forcing him to knock down a mailbox.[ Please see attached car accident photo exhibits (Exhibit A, photo 4); Also see police report (Exhibit F)...
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...seeing the elderly on their phones and driving. In my personal opinion I believe the elderly shouldn’t be allowed to drive over the age of 70. My grandfather is 67 years old; he taught me everything that I know. He taught me how to drive when I was 16 years old. In the past 2 years he’s been in 5 accidents and somehow he keeps passing he’s drivers test. The first accident was that he ran through a red light and hit the car passing. The second he wasn’t paying attention to what he was doing on the highway and tried to lanes and hit the car on this left. Need I say more? I love him, but here comes a time when the elderly need to admit that it’s time to give the keys up and start taking public transportation. Not only is my grandfather the worse elderly driver out there, but there’s thousands. I may be cruel for saying if you’re 70 or older you can no longer drive, because it is still their sense of freedom. I think if the DMV gave frequent drivers test and other physicals for the elderly there would be far less accidents from them. Although 25-42 percent of accidents are because doctors don’t give direct directions about driving on prescribed medications. Although the elderly do drive very slow and don’t cause as many accidents as a 25-30 year old would. It is aggravating when you have a time limit to be somewhere and the speed limit is 45 and grandma decides to drive 30! Also the elderly do lower the percentage of accidents on the highway, because of the fear to speed and...
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