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    Swimming Pool Monologue

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    Swimming was just not my strong point. As an adolescent‚ someone jumped onto me in a swimming pool‚ and it made me go under unexpectedly‚ and it scared the living daylights out of me. I tried to avoid going into any swimming pools in those days‚ so my intentions for this gathering was to just be a bystander. Several people were in the swimming pool and several people were sitting alongside the pool. Only a few of the toddlers were in the pool with a parent. Children were tossing the ball around

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    assigned a peer tutor during Shepherd University Wellness Center visits. PHYSICAL ABILITIES/DISABILITIES Victoria is able to swim all over the pool without assistance. She has a lot of energy‚ and is capable of moving almost non-stop for the entire swimming session. Retrieving rings in the shallow end of the pool is one of her favorite games. Victoria also enjoys jumping into the pool in the deep end. Victoria’s disabilities are unspecified. From my observations: • Victoria is partially non-verbal

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    Mary Fisher: The Struggle to Inform Demetris Vance ITT Technical Institute (Online Division) “A life lived in fear‚ Is a life half lived.” (Slaughter‚ 2010) AIDS is a worldwide epidemic that has affected and is affecting millions of people. Even though it was not discovered until 1982 many stereotypes have come along with it. Mary Fisher is an AIDS community member and is not afraid to stand up and say so. Defending and helping those with HIV/AIDS and helping them spread the word instead of

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    Normally‚ when we hear the term “health care‚” we automatically associate the word with different health care providers. The phrase‚ however‚ has a much deeper meaning than that. To clarify‚ the word “health care” involves the maintenance and improvement of someone’s physical and mental health. It just doesn’t include providers. Although most adults don’t think of these things until it’s too late‚ understanding how different health care providers can affect your health is vital. For example‚ if you

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    Swimming Pool and Article

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    Ms. McCoy Science Current Events Homework Writing Assignment Keep in your folder – one due per month by the 15th NOTE: If you do not have a printer‚ handwrite your summary‚ fill out overview paper‚ and find a current article in the newspaper or a science magazine. Many teachers get newspapers delivered to their class. Cut out a science related article. Purpose: The purpose of this assignment is to encourage students to connect what we are learning about in science class to the bigger picture

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    Numerous research has stated that marijuana could help people who are suffering from HIV/AIDS‚ Alzheimer’s‚ Arthritis‚ Cancer‚ Epilepsy‚ glaucoma‚ and chronic pain. Pain works when something from the physical world affects a sensory receptor and sends that information to the brain. Nociceptors are pain inducing sensory cells that are found all throughout the body. When someone who has HIV/AIDS‚ one of the common symptoms is peripheral neuropathy‚ or nerve damage. This damage is detected by the nociceptors

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    Swimming Basic Skill

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    Basic Swimming Skills From your work toward Second Class rank‚ you know that a rescuer often does not need to enter the water to save someone from drowning. Reaching or throwing rescue devices usually work‚ but sometimes a rescuer must swim a float to an active victim‚ or swim out and tow an unconscious person to safety. Such cases require strong swimming skills. First Class rank requirements start you on your way to becoming a good swimmer‚ but you need additional skills to begin training for the

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    A persuasive speech is a speech intended to convince the audience to do something or to accept a certain opinion‚ fact or view point.It argues or puts across a point to the audience .It is the act of expressing an opinion clearly and logically. While growing up as a child‚ I experienced a lot in my secondary school days. I enjoyed doing almost everything but for this one thing which I hated doing‚ taking breakfast. I never considered breakfast to be very important because it always took

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    announce the swimmers competing in the next race. Uneasiness rushed down my spine the moment my coach pronounced my name. My first race began in less than fifteen hours. The months of training before my competition built my endurance and confidence in swimming. I was prepared to tackle my first competition. When it came time to perform‚ the crowd was silent. I was on a ledge that was three feet above the water. I stared at the crystal blue water and saw my reflection. I gripped firmly on the edge of the

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    Persuasive Speech - Opening Up About Your Mental Health Opening up about your mental health can be a very difficult thing to do. Everyday‚ many people face many different problems but are too afraid to admit it because of what people will think. People should be more open about the problems they face so they can get the help that they need to get better. Do you know someone with a mental health problem? Are you accepting of them? Do you have a mental health problem? Are you open to talking about

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