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| rdfs:comment | - "Previously on the West Wing" spoken by C.J. As a potentially deadly crisis at a nuclear power plant throws the White House into a state of emergency, Vinick and Santos struggle with the political fallout on their own campaigns.
- "Duck and Cover" is the eighth episode of the second season of The Wire. The episode was written by George Pelecanos from a story he co-wrote with David Simon and was directed by Dan Attias. It originally aired on July 20, 2003.
- Duck and Cover ist ein Lehrcartoon aus dem Jahr 1951 der durch die Archer Productions Inc. der durch die Förderung der U.S. Federal Civil Defense Administration entstanden ist.
- Duck and cover! Oh no! a nuclear bomb alarm has gone off! Do what you need to do. And Duck and Cover! Duck and covering is the best chance to survive a nuclear bomb. If you Duck and Cover, you will find yourself immune to any affects of the initial explosion! Don't learn the hard way! Duck and Cover! and you and your class mates will be alright. Unfortunately, the Japanese did not know how to Duck and Cover, nor learn from their mistakes (except during an earthquake, which is not an atomic attack. Ok, an earthquake is sometimes an atomic attack. Whatever). As shown through history. Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Now remember! Be just like Bert the Turtle. Duck and Cover. Too learn more, please view this educational video, provided by Youtube.
- Proponents of duck and cover argue that thousands could be saved through following the advice's precautions, without which, for example, people would instead run to windows to find the source of the bright nuclear weapon flash. During which time the slower moving blast wave would soon arrive causing a window glass implosion, shredding onlookers.
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| abstract | - "Previously on the West Wing" spoken by C.J. As a potentially deadly crisis at a nuclear power plant throws the White House into a state of emergency, Vinick and Santos struggle with the political fallout on their own campaigns.
- "Duck and Cover" is the eighth episode of the second season of The Wire. The episode was written by George Pelecanos from a story he co-wrote with David Simon and was directed by Dan Attias. It originally aired on July 20, 2003.
- Proponents of duck and cover argue that thousands could be saved through following the advice's precautions, without which, for example, people would instead run to windows to find the source of the bright nuclear weapon flash. During which time the slower moving blast wave would soon arrive causing a window glass implosion, shredding onlookers. According to the 1946 book Hiroshima, in the days between the Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombings in Japan, one Hiroshima policeman went to Nagasaki to teach police about ducking after the atomic flash. As a result of this timely warning, not a single Nagasaki policeman died in the initial blast. This allowed more surviving Nagasaki police to organize relief efforts than in Hiroshima. Unfortunately, the general population was not warned of the heat/blast danger following an atomic flash because of the bomb’s unknown nature. Many people in Hiroshima and Nagasaki died while searching the skies for the source of the brilliant flash. When people are indoors, running to windows to investigate the source of bright flashes in the sky still remains a common inquisitive human response to experiencing a flash, so although the advice to duck and cover is over half a century old, ballistic glass lacerations caused the majority of the 1000 human injuries following the Chelyabinsk meteor air burst of February 15, 2013. This natural human behavior was also observed amongst people in the vicinity of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and therefore a human behavior advised against in Duck and Cover advice, and in the film of the same name. Similar to duck and cover is the advice to "Drop, Cover and Hold On" which is taught in areas prone to earthquakes. Schools in some tornado-prone areas of the United States also practice tornado drills that involve children squatting and covering the backs of their heads.
- Duck and Cover ist ein Lehrcartoon aus dem Jahr 1951 der durch die Archer Productions Inc. der durch die Förderung der U.S. Federal Civil Defense Administration entstanden ist.
- Duck and cover! Oh no! a nuclear bomb alarm has gone off! Do what you need to do. And Duck and Cover! Duck and covering is the best chance to survive a nuclear bomb. If you Duck and Cover, you will find yourself immune to any affects of the initial explosion! Don't learn the hard way! Duck and Cover! and you and your class mates will be alright. Unfortunately, the Japanese did not know how to Duck and Cover, nor learn from their mistakes (except during an earthquake, which is not an atomic attack. Ok, an earthquake is sometimes an atomic attack. Whatever). As shown through history. Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Now remember! Be just like Bert the Turtle. Duck and Cover. Too learn more, please view this educational video, provided by Youtube.
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