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    1.02 Lifeguard Case

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    1. Based on the legal information that you learned in the video and the details of the management case that were presented in the video‚ write a 2-3 sentence answer for each of the following questions. 1. What might the lifeguard have done to protect swimmers on his beach while he left to help the drowning swimmer on the nearby beach? The life guard if had been given enough time could have called the swimmers out of the water fast before going to give aid to the swimmer in need of help. If the life

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    Lifeguard Something I always wanted to be when I grow up is a lifeguard. I want to do this because I like the beach and pool. Also‚ I love to help people who are in need. Last summer I actually saved my little cousin’s life. We were at the pool and he just learned to walk‚ he started to walk to the deep end of the pool and fell in. I right away jumped in and save his life. That’s when I knew I wanted to be a lifeguard. Now lifeguards have so many responsibilities. Some of them could be to maintain

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    Should there be a lifeguard at the pool? I think that there should always be a lifeguard at a pool‚if there was not one at a pool what would happen?I think that because you could drown very quickly by falling in or losing oxygen. You might ask‚” Well how could you lose oxygen while swimming?” You could be swimming and water could fill your lungs and you would lose oxygen. You could also fall into the pool if someone accidentally bumps into you and you might not be able to save yourself.This is

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    Leaping off the lifeguard stand into the coarse sand‚ I raced into the water to help a struggling swimmer in need. Becoming a lifeguard was no easy task‚ I was challenged throughout training and earned my position. I grew as a person along the way and learned essential personal and career skills that would help me throughout my adult years. Prior to lifeguard training‚ life was simple. I didn’t know how to fill out a check‚ nor did I need to. Deadlines and time management were foreign to me. Removing

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    An amazing Lifeguard Beach lovers you need a strong lifeguard‚ on who could love the beach and be your hero your savior‚This man is poseidon‚Poseidon should be a lifeguard because he is powerful‚ protective and crime fighting‚and already king of the sea so therefor with him being a lifeguard he can control the whole beach/sea.. One important reason that Poseidon is suited to be a lifeguard because he’s used to be by the ocean and controlling it and Protecting People.From a young age Poseidon has

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    college‚ I worked at a Girl Scout camp as a lifeguard. It was one of my favorite jobs I ever‚ but sometimes it was also difficult. During my second summer‚ I received feedback from the Head Lifeguard‚ Hank‚ that challenged me as a lifeguard and personally. Every day‚ I delivered waterfront rules to the campers that came down to swim. Providing the rules and ensuring the campers understood them made sure that the campers stayed safe and that my fellow lifeguards and I would not need to use our training

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    A Lifeguard Saved Two Kids From Drowning. The Mother’s Response Will Sicken You. Never judge a hero by his tattoos. A lifeguard‚ Mike‚ was working a night shift one night in Orange County‚ California at Newport Beach‚ observed a boy and a girl that were out swimming near a danger zone‚ as Mike was going towards then to inform them that was not a safe spot for them to be‚ a rip swept them away before Mike could get to them. Mike rush towards them‚ pulled them out of the water. As soon as the kids

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    This past summer‚ I got a job working at a local country club as a lifeguard. I had taken the training classes needed‚ and was ready to have my very first job. Signing up for the course‚ I was aware that this was not like any other entry job. If I got distracted‚ someone’s life could be lost. The responsibility I had was not just to my boss‚ it was to the people I was watching. The whole summer went by without a hitch‚ until the second to last day before the pool closed for the season. That day

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    Dog's Death Updike

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    “Dog’s Death” was written in 1969 by John Updike. This heartbreaking poem is about a family dog that passed away. They’ve had her since she was just a pup until the day she was fatally injured. Getting a new pet comes with a lot of responsibilities. The first step is house training. The family created a designated place for their new puppy to take care of business. In order for her to know that she is doing right‚ they must say “Good dog” (340). In this poem‚ John Updike uses this phrase three times. Toward

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    Carpe Diem and How It Relates to “A&P” by John Updike Sammy‚ the leading character and narrator of “A&P” by John Updike‚ is a young cashier in an A&P supermarket. Sammy is a working class dreamer trying to find his way in life. He devotes a great part of his narrative to describe his unpleasant job. Indeed‚ the story takes place inside the supermarket on a summer day; three girls in nothing but bathing suits come into the store while he is working. One of the girls catches Sammy’s eye. Feeling

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