"She's been in there for how long?" a waitress getting off her shift asked.
During the hearing it emerged the call operator – who had taken nearly 80 calls during the "extremely busy" 12-hour shift – asked Clayton's grandmother: "Is he having any difficulty speaking through breaths?" But she wrongly registered the answer as "no" instead of "yes".
James Augustine, an emergency room physician in Cincinnati, says he starts every shift asking how many bags are available that day.
Spending every shift asking pensioners to part with the money they've spent an entire life earning is a horribly depressing way to pay the rent.
A second assignment at 06.00 hours (before the end of the night shift) asked the critical care nurse to remove the earplugs from the patient and to keep them in the closed canister again.
Granted, this is only one question at a semi-regular event, but as journalism transforms and technology shifts, Ask the President could help to democratize the reporting and prioritizing of political news, and encourage the Obama Administration to keep a critical promise.
There is a simple test of this scheduling shift: just ask a friend what time "Dateline NBC" is broadcast.
Nelson's Ship In a Bottle marks the moment to recognise this shift, and ask again what it means to be part of an ethnic minority in Britain today.
In the 1970s societal expectations shifted to ask what companies could do to better the world beyond merely ensuring their own survival.
They were informed that the study was going to assess their hydration status at the end of every shift by asking questions about the participants' activities and fluid intake before and by the end of their shift.
