It Takes Time To Become A Good Driver Good driving takes time and the development of a lot of thought processes. Like how long it takes a car to stop and how much space they’re going to need ahead of them to achieve that stop in a safe (and successful) manner. On the average residential …
Nurse talks to Niko at The RoadMinders Podcast Summer Xia works in the Health Care Industry with oncology patients. In this interview, Summer explains that nursing is a cross combination of medical knowledge and personal care for the patients. In these difficult days of the COVID pandemic, nursing has additional challenges but Summer faces them …
House Designer talks to Niko in this Podcast James Roberts is an accomplished house designer. He spends his time talking to his customers to get a clear idea of what they are expecting so that he can provide his best work for them. Watch the video here: To Listen To The Full Podcast Here: …
If they hit the brakes too hard, they’re likely to jackknife and backend a number of vehicles. Yeah, the worst thing that we see in air industry is, drivers driving to the road conditions; then having cars jacking in front of them because there’s a bit of spice there, which takes away their breaking line. So, it’s all of a sudden, it could cause a fairly serious accident.
I think that’s a common misconception with speech pathology because everyone sort of thinks about it; it might be someone that studies, or it might be a child who can’t say a sound properly, but it’s actually a lot more broad than that. Especially for me, a lot of the clients I see, they don’t actually speak at all, so they’re what we would call nonverbal clients. And they will never be able to speak the same way that we do.