It is about a feature article that I am working on for school. I am looking for Yes or no answers and why and some history about some accidents that you know that happened or in the hospitals.
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Nope a lot of people didn't wear helmets and they turned out just fine.  You can have accidents walking down the street.  Should we start wearing all this safety gear?  Nah I dont think so.
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i was in an accident...tyre blew at high speed, i was a passenger in the back. Car flipped over 4 times and went head on into the rock wall. The two people in the front, my sister and her fiancee..were killed. My sister was in front of me, the seat collapsed and her head was on my lap. She bled to death...i held onto her torn artery and tried to stop the bleeding but it pumped out with each heart beat..for nearly 4 hours i was in the car with them..i have nigtmares still
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Back in my wandering hippie days a busload of us crashed at an old house in Boulder Colorado.  One of the women awoke from a nap upstairs screaming, saying a little girl was trying to steal her body. \n\nOur host passed a couple of joints around and told the story of the original residents.  It seems their young daughter had died of typhoid, and they were in such denial of it that they just left her body to rot in her upstairs bedroom. Deprived of a proper burial, the girl's spirit never left the house.  The next owner had walled off the room, even going so far as to seal it with lead.  We were starting to have some fun with the story when there was suddenly a loud bang from the wall in question, causing a number of things to fall down.\n\nWe decided then to go out for ice cream, and we all slept downstairs on the living room floor that night.
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While I still would side with Amtrak, there is still a lot more to the story than this brief summary listed here.  There is some evidence to suggest that Amtrak was aware of the dangers and failed to comply with industry safety recommendations to prevent this type of incident.\n\nRemember the McDonald's coffee case?  What the media never tells you is the literally hundreds of complaints that McDonald's had received about the coffee temperature.  Coffee should not cause second and third degree burns and yet it did.\n\nIn this case, Amtrak had been warned as far back as 1971 about this type danger apparently didn't follow federal safety recommendations to prevent this type of accident.  A property owner who knows that a dangerous condition exists on their property and who knows that trespassers will come around has a legal duty to protect against injury.
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I hit a drunk with my car and sped away.Im not sure of i did hit someone..see,i was also drunk ;-)\ni checked the papers and there was no news of it.Im still not clear about it.
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The first link provides current and historical information regarding the fault.  The second link is to the history channel's web site which contains a brief overview of the Mega Disaster's episode on a possible future fault movement.\n\nhttp://quake.ualr.edu/public/nmfz.htm\nhttp://www.history.com/minisite.do?content_type=Minisite_Episodes&content_type_id=1435&display_order=3&mini_id=1401
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Below is a link to a news article
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I tried and tried to find a website that had the information for you, but had no success whatsoever.\n\nMaybe look through a local newspaper archive for the information?
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There is a great article to read on this, from How Stuff Works.  Its under "How Lightning Works", but it talks about both lightning and thunder.  My students got a lot out of it.
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Is this for a school project or are you hoping to create a virus and get it in the news?  I am a little hesitant pointing people to this type of information.
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Try going to insurance news:\nhttp://www.findlocalinsurance.com/insurancenews.html
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I'll bet the conclusion showed that more accidents happened on Friday the 13th. Wanna know why? Because people get too wrapped up in trying to avoid "bad luck" that they are too easily influenced/distracted by other things that normally wouldn't faze them.\n\nBut I'm wrong, correct?
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Funny. Google's record seems to have gone bye-bye.\n\nLook for newspapers around that area - especiallty the smaller ones closest to the crime. People there are more likely to remember the inident and details because it would have been a big story for a local paper.
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Im a nurse, and I could answer that lot (asking rather a lot I thought!), but why not look it up and you will learn much more than by me or anyone else telling you...;
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If you were a reporter and go to an accident one hour after it happens, how would you report the story? You report that one car smashed into another. You also interview witnesses. But what happens if the witnesses are giving you different stories (which happens all the time)? You report what you see and what the witnesses say even if the stories are different.\n\nThat's exactly what I see happening here.
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Check out the book "Mortal Error" ... despite some great forensics the punchline was a gun going off accidentally in the following car creating the fatal (although not the only) shot.
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I don't have statistics for you, but this is a known complication.\n\nSpeaking very, very roughly, I'd guess that in the facility where I work, it occurs to fewer than one person out of a hundred.  I realize that's no consolation when it happens to you.\n\nIn my experience, it usually doesn't require surgical repair.  The monitoring you describe sounds more typical.\n\nFor what little it's worth, I'm sorry this happened to you.