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Design by Raf Reyes: on the Mongol steppes, mounted warriors gallop with unmatched speed & grace 🏇... an expert archer takes aim at an adversary ᵥrider, releasing a fatal arrow that finds its mark 🎯~ the wounded warrior teeters on mortality, his valiant steed racin' forward in sorrow this horse chase rapidly becomin' a ᵥrelentless battle against time innit, highlighting the fragility of human existence and the inevitable march of fate in the vast grasslands/ prairies. Materials: premium jacquard woven tapestry fabric (410gsm polycotton) 100% wool ribbings @ sleeves (w/ intarsia logo at cuffs) +++ suede mini-ribbing (at bottom) satin silk lining (inside *fully*), tight-knitt’d drawcords (with compression/coated matte tips), enamel-coated eyelets, embroidery at front & at hood areas &&& chenille + normal (mix) embroidery ('bones' at sleeves). Machine wash cold. Do not machine dry.

Design by Raf Reyes: on the Mongol steppes, mounted warriors gallop with unmatched speed & grace 🏇... an expert archer takes aim at an adversary ᵥrider, releasing a fatal arrow that finds its mark 🎯~ the wounded warrior teeters on mortality, his valiant steed racin' forward in sorrow this horse chase rapidly becomin' a ᵥrelentless battle against time innit, highlighting the fragility of human existence and the inevitable march of fate in the vast grasslands/ prairies. Materials: premium jacquard woven tapestry fabric (410gsm polycotton) 100% wool ribbings @ sleeves (w/ intarsia logo at cuffs) +++ suede mini-ribbing (at bottom) satin silk lining (inside *fully*), tight-knitt’d drawcords (with compression/coated matte tips), enamel-coated eyelets, embroidery at front & at hood areas &&& chenille + normal (mix) embroidery ('bones' at sleeves). Machine wash cold. Do not machine dry.

Design by Raf Reyes: on the Mongol steppes, mounted warriors gallop with unmatched speed & grace 🏇... an expert archer takes aim at an adversary ᵥrider, releasing a fatal arrow that finds its mark 🎯~ the wounded warrior teeters on mortality, his valiant steed racin' forward in sorrow this horse chase rapidly becomin' a ᵥrelentless battle against time innit, highlighting the fragility of human existence and the inevitable march of fate in the vast grasslands/ prairies. Materials: premium jacquard woven tapestry fabric (410gsm polycotton) 100% wool ribbings @ sleeves (w/ intarsia logo at cuffs) +++ suede mini-ribbing (at bottom) satin silk lining (inside *fully*), tight-knitt’d drawcords (with compression/coated matte tips), enamel-coated eyelets, embroidery at front & at hood areas &&& chenille + normal (mix) embroidery ('bones' at sleeves). Machine wash cold. Do not machine dry.

Design by Raf Reyes: on the Mongol steppes, mounted warriors gallop with unmatched speed & grace 🏇... an expert archer takes aim at an adversary ᵥrider, releasing a fatal arrow that finds its mark 🎯~ the wounded warrior teeters on mortality, his valiant steed racin' forward in sorrow this horse chase rapidly becomin' a ᵥrelentless battle against time innit, highlighting the fragility of human existence and the inevitable march of fate in the vast grasslands/ prairies. Materials: premium jacquard woven tapestry fabric (410gsm polycotton) 100% wool ribbings @ sleeves (w/ intarsia logo at cuffs) +++ suede mini-ribbing (at bottom) satin silk lining (inside *fully*), tight-knitt’d drawcords (with compression/coated matte tips), enamel-coated eyelets, embroidery at front & at hood areas &&& chenille + normal (mix) embroidery ('bones' at sleeves). Machine wash cold. Do not machine dry.

Many organizations tell us that work has never been as safe as it is today. They will show the lowest injury figures ever, and the rosiest incident counts in years. They want to be proud of these accomplishments, and perhaps they should be. But behind these results hides complexity and contradiction—a messiness that Todd Conklin takes us into with this book. For one, it is pretty obvious by now that trying to lower our incident and injury rates leaves the risk of process safety disasters and fatalities pretty much unaffected. Getting better at managing injuries and incidents doesn’t help us prevent fatalities and accidents—we’ve known that for a long time (Salminen, Saari, Saarela, & Rasanen, 1992). The number of fatalities in, say, construction, or the energy industry, has remained relatively stable over the past decades (Amalberti, 2013; National-Safety-Council, 2004), even when many organizations proudly report entire years (or more) without injury. Lowering the injury or non- serious incident rate can actually put an organization at greater risk of accidents and fatalities. In shipping, for example, injury counts were halved over a recent decade, but the number of shipping accidents tripled (Storkersen, Antonsen, & Kongsvik, 2016). In construction, most workers lost their lives precisely in the years with the lowest injury counts (Saloniemi & Oksanen, 1998). And in aviation, airlines with the fewest incidents have the highest passenger mortality risk (Barnett & Wang, 2000). What lies behind these fatalities? Do they really happen because some people don’t wear their personal protective equipment; that some don’t wear gloves when rules say they should? WorkPlace Fatalities: Failure to Predict is the first book for the industry professional that speaks directly to this important challenge: If your organization is so safe - Why do we have fatal and serious events?

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Many organizations tell us that work has never been as safe as it is today. They will show the lowest injury figures ever, and the rosiest incident counts in years. They want to be proud of these accomplishments, and perhaps they should be. But behind these results hides complexity and contradiction—a messiness that Todd Conklin takes us into with this book. For one, it is pretty obvious by now that trying to lower our incident and injury rates leaves the risk of process safety disasters and fatalities pretty much unaffected. Getting better at managing injuries and incidents doesn’t help us prevent fatalities and accidents—we’ve known that for a long time (Salminen, Saari, Saarela, & Rasanen, 1992). The number of fatalities in, say, construction, or the energy industry, has remained relatively stable over the past decades (Amalberti, 2013; National-Safety-Council, 2004), even when many organizations proudly report entire years (or more) without injury. Lowering the injury or non- serious incident rate can actually put an organization at greater risk of accidents and fatalities. In shipping, for example, injury counts were halved over a recent decade, but the number of shipping accidents tripled (Storkersen, Antonsen, & Kongsvik, 2016). In construction, most workers lost their lives precisely in the years with the lowest injury counts (Saloniemi & Oksanen, 1998). And in aviation, airlines with the fewest incidents have the highest passenger mortality risk (Barnett & Wang, 2000). What lies behind these fatalities? Do they really happen because some people don’t wear their personal protective equipment; that some don’t wear gloves when rules say they should? WorkPlace Fatalities: Failure to Predict is the first book for the industry professional that speaks directly to this important challenge: If your organization is so safe - Why do we have fatal and serious events?

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In the spring of 1813, the largest amphibious force in American history to that point - 6,000 troops aboard 140 vessels - landed near the mouth of the Niagara River, routed the British garrison and captured Fort George. It was the second consecutive American victory and a sign that events of 1813 would redress the calamities of 1812. The badly mauled British army reeled westward, its leadership uncertain where, or how, the retreat would end. The American forces were poised to deliver the critical blow the War Hawks in Congress had dreamed of when they predicted a four-week war to subdue the British province. 10 days later, in a field near Stoney Creek, the promise of that triumph was smashed in a terrifying night action which hinged on a single bayonet charge that carried the American artillery and decapitated the American force. Little understood, even by Canadians, Stoney Creek was one of the most decisive reversals of fortune in the War of 1812 and determined the fate of the colony that would become Ontario.

Collins (London) , copyright 1978, stated: First Published 1978, no additional printings listed. Red boards, Fine. Very Good dust jacket (price clipped, small chips head and foot of spine). 192 pages, unmarked. Collins Crime Club. FICTION MYSTERY; A4768 L FIC; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 192 pages

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Over the last two centuries, more than 200 hikers, climbers and backcountry skiers have died in New Hampshire's White Mountains. Due to oversights or poor decision made by individuals, most of these deaths didn't have to happen. In Death in the White Mountains, author Julie Boardman studies past fatalities and identifies the mistakes that caused them in the hope that readers can all learn to survive in the mountains.

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Long Live Mortal Kombat: Round 1: The Fatalities and Fandom of the Arcade Era This book is in very good condition and will be shipped within 24 hours of ordering. The cover may have some limited signs of wear but the pages are clean, intact and the spine remains undamaged. This book has clearly been well maintained and looked after thus far. Money back guarantee if you are not satisfied. See all our books here, order more than 1 book and get discounted shipping. .

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