The lifeguard stand is reportedly setup to automatically call 911 if the lifeguard leaves to rescue someone so that authorities are immediately notified.
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Biden the lifeguard: Former Vice President Joe Biden visited a Delaware pool Monday where years ago he was the only white lifeguard as a child.
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Meteorologist and Host, The Weather Channel First job: Lifeguard I worked as a lifeguard at a neighborhood pool in Collegeville, Pennsylvania, a suburb of Philly.
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"When you see that the lifeguard is from the community, you think, 'I can be a lifeguard; I can be a coach,' " Ms. Lynch said.
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Panagiotis Koulakos, a 20-year-old fireman and lifeguard with volunteer group Lifeguard Hellas, travels from Athens to Lesvos every week to teach the kids to swim.
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"The lifeguard was within a quarter-mile of the incident with a lifeguard truck and arrived on scene and started providing first aid right away," he said.
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Why has the water in "Blonds in the Sun, Lifeguard" (2015) risen so high that it has covered much of the lifeguard chair, nearly reaching the figure seated in it?
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A lifeguard cleaned it up and gave her a bandage.
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She also did her best "Baywatch" from a lifeguard tower.
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Aspiring Lifeguard: I see a nesting table in the distance.
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Bernie was, we hear, a lifeguard when they were teenagers.
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In red trunks, Ben looks like our dream lifeguard. 14.
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But he recalled his lifeguard and marine first aid training.
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Tell me about first time you were a guerrilla lifeguard.
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I used to be a lifeguard and this was a very basic class I thought I would ace, but there was a ton I forgot or that has been updated since my lifeguard days.
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Billy is the hot lifeguard at the local pool and Mrs.
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Thank you for being a hero to us all, lifeguard. Goals.
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People vote at the Venice Beach lifeguard station in Los Angeles.
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Horses are tied to lifeguard booths on the beach in Malibu.
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The lifeguard isn't really in the mood to deal with this.
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The riders were lowered by harnesses and rescued by lifeguard boats.
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He had been Mr. Reich's junior lifeguard instructor way back when.
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There's even a cute lifeguard station that features a Barbie megaphone.
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You get a lifeguard job and make a lot of money.
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Kim blew an actual lifeguard whistle for "Cannonball," and emerged grinning.
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Accompaniment: Lifeguard will blow "Here Comes the Bride" on her whistle.
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Try throwing a flotation device, and notify a lifeguard right away.
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Lifeguard at the beach wanted to write a great American novel.
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The lifeguard, who was shot in the chest, is expected to survive.
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It never occurred to me before the Olympics would need a lifeguard.
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How did you end up becoming a lifeguard at the pool here?
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She falls in love with a lifeguard named Mickey, played by Timberlake.
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Jacksonville Beach ornately decorates lifeguard chairs to get into the holiday spirit.
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Maleno Garzón's plight is not unfamiliar to Spanish lifeguard Anabel Montes Mier.
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As the lifeguard wannabes prepare for the physical test, I was concerned.
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Shauni started off as a rookie but later become a great lifeguard.
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Eddie was another rookie who grew into his position as a lifeguard.
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Ronald Reagan was a circus worker, a superstar lifeguard, and an actor
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"The lifeguard and the dentist and everyone participated" in productions, he said.
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Mr. Lambert is not even the oldest working lifeguard on Long Island.
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The boy suffered traumatic injuries to his upper torso, Encinitas lifeguard Capt.
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It shows one of Hogg's friends, another teenager, confronting an overzealous lifeguard.
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The task would usually take a lifeguard up to 6 minutes to complete.
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"The lifeguard said they were about four to six feet long," she said.
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Who hasn't fantasized about a sexy camp counselor, lifeguard, or chiseled dance instructor?
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AL.com reported late Friday that Marshall Greene, a lifeguard in Manatee County, Fla.
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A sign in the pool area warned that no lifeguard was on duty.
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A lifeguard on duty also was unable to reach the toddler in time.
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Tina Howe's "Singing Beach," produced by Theater 167 at Here, needs a lifeguard.
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He took the video of the lifeguard while visiting friends in Los Angeles.
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Along the beach was a lifeguard stand turned into a psychedelic space station.
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Dwayne Johnson is Mitch Buchannon, a lifeguard who takes his job way too seriously.
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Malphurs said anyone in the water should always swim in front of a lifeguard.
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The Cal State Long Beach student helps support herself by working as a lifeguard.
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The stepdad and the lifeguard dislodged him and pulled him out of the water.
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The drone, deployed by lifeguard supervisor Jai Sheridan, caught the whole thing on camera.
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LifeGuard Drone isn't looking to creep on your life — it's hoping to save it.
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Ryan Kwanten played lifeguard Vinnie Patterson on "Home and Away" from 1997 to 2002.
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I was a lifeguard in my time, but she doesn't need to know that.
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Fortified lifeguard stations and sand-retention walls built after the storm are nearing completion.
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David Hasselhoff played lieutenant lifeguard Mitch Buchannon in all 11 seasons of the show.
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A lifeguard attempted to perform life-saving measures once Dalton was back on shore.
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Each is a hold a lifeguard can use to save a victim from drowning.
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He had been a lifeguard at pools in Ohio, but Jones Beach was different.
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Frequent blasts of a lifeguard whistle punctuated the steady thrum of crashing surf. Lunchtime.
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Then I became a lifeguard and then worked in a a hotel front office.
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Choices include homes inspired by a lifeguard stand and a tiny, teardrop-shaped trailer.
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We tried to get a lifeguard or paramedic, but they didn't seem to exist.
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One Lifeguard, 66, Calls It Age Discrimination" (Grace Notes column, July 25), about Roy J. Lester, the veteran Jones Beach State Park lifeguard who refused to wear a Speedo, quotes him as saying lifeguards "used to be the gods of the beach.
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The boy's stepdad noticed the child was missing and frantically asked the lifeguard for help.
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The LifeGuard Drone is currently in prototype phases, with a launch expected later this year.
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Florida heat means decorating lifeguard chairs instead of trees during the "Deck the Chairs" bash.
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At the beach, we set up a Baywatch lifeguard situation, with me saving the salmon.
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A lifeguard was not present at the time of the incident, the police official said.
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Mr. Lester got his first lifeguard job in 1965, the year those movies were released.
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"A bag was turned in to the lifeguard at 24th Street," Chief Canosa told WSVN.
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"Yes, it's necessary," said Danielle Martelote, 25, the lifeguard supervisor at the Olympic Aquatics Stadium.
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Don't be fooled by these skimpy stars in red swimsuits ... there's no lifeguard on duty!
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The Red Cross advises swimmers to only venture into water when there's a lifeguard onshore.
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Mr. Bragonier was the (clothed) lifeguard at the nude beach Ms. Taylor used to frequent.
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He said he planned on working as a lifeguard until he fails the pool test.
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As our eyes adjusted to the darkness, we saw a lifeguard tower and clambered up.
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"We felt threatened," Hogg tells the reporter, speaking of his friend's encounter with the lifeguard.
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One of the rescuers was a lifeguard sergeant who was among those diving for lobsters.
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Everyone needs socks, for any job, unless you're a yoga teacher, lifeguard, or swimming instructor.
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And there's a lifeguard in case you OD on Vodka Red Bulls and start to drown.
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Billy, now a lifeguard, has all the neighborhood moms all hot and bothered, especially Mrs. Wheeler.
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The movie also stars Juno Temple as the couple's daughter and Justin Timberlake as a lifeguard.
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So Edwards, a Coast Guard Petty Officer 2nd Class and a former lifeguard, jumped into action.
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Mitch was known for being the leader, and took his job as a lifeguard very seriously.
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C.J. was the senior lifeguard, who was not only extremely fit but also brave and determined.
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Mr. Kray dipped into the money he'd saved from working as a lifeguard and painting houses.
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On Wednesday, a lifeguard towed him out at Waimea as the 20-footers were rolling in.
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In 1980 he became a lifeguard in Kaiserslautern, a job he held for about 20 years.
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Justin Timberlake proves yet again he can look dapper in just about anything -- vintage lifeguard swimsuit?
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We need to come up with a "Beach V.I.P. from that," and the answer is LIFEGUARD.
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My sister and I take some pictures on a pink lifeguard shack and we people-watch.
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The Los Angeles County Lifeguard Association, which represented 120 full-time and 600 part-time lifeguards at the time, implemented programs in the 1990s to screen for skin cancer among its employees following the death of one lifeguard due to melanoma, the Los Angeles Times reported.
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The best sun hats: Headchange lifeguard hat ($29.95) A straw lifeguard hat with an oversized brim is always another good choice and does a dandy job of keeping the sun off not only your face, but your shoulders, too, depending on the position of the sun.
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I was maybe 17, having sex with my then boyfriend under a lifeguard tower on Venice Beach.
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Though he started in Westerns, the actor got his major big screen break in 1976 in Lifeguard.
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The autonomous lifeguard is the latest development in self-driving watercraft that has come out of China.
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The permanently shirtless hunk lifeguard (Awkward alum Nolan Gerard Funk) is especially concerned about Susie's well-being.
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The lifeguard on duty was standing near the area but did not see the boy in distress.
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"It's not every day you see a humpback whale come up on the beach," Encinitas Lifeguard Capt.
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He then summoned a lifeguard from a nearby pool, who was also unable to rescue the boy.
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The original Ken doll was dressed quite skimpy, sporting only his tiny lifeguard suit, towel and sandals.
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A lifeguard trained in big-wave surfing rescue monitors the lagoon alongside Bowline, the Ranch's unofficial mascot.
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The guy's name is Rolando Johnson ... a 21-year-old lifeguard at Pirates Island Waterpark in Jamaica.
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Ireland Baldwin, who's 22, hit the beach and lifeguard stand Thursday in Malibu for a modeling shoot.
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He says he was out for 30 seconds before a lifeguard pulled him out and resuscitated him.
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The pension plan allows a surviving spouse to continue collecting the benefits after a retired lifeguard dies.
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By the time he arrived at the scene, he and a lifeguard discovered the floating dolphin died.
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The one person who seemed to have some idea — a lifeguard lieutenant, Daniel Gil — was not saying.
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Check. Justin rocked the wardrobe on a lifeguard stand in NYC while shooting a Woody Allen film.
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By Thursday, the beach in Fort Lauderdale was eerily empty, save for stacked chairs and lifeguard towers.
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Both were ocean lifeguards on Long Island and helped start a lifeguard training program at Grover Cleveland.
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Ortley Beach has two new lifeguard stations, a new boardwalk, a new park and new street lighting.
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He took the lifeguard test in cold waters in 1961, and was hired for $4 a day.
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In the lifeguard story, Biden has recalled both being a junior and a senior in high school.
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CJ's entire purpose is to give Ronnie, the nerdy lifeguard played by Jon Bass, something to aspire to.
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Our conversation then shifted to video games, movies, and how his ankle would affect his new lifeguard job.
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The same can be said of the lifeguard tower shot: the wood grain is way more clearly defined.
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"A young boy was found unresponsive by a lifeguard who immediately initiated emergency care," the amusement park said.
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This is just an old uniform I have from when I used to lifeguard a lake in Washington.
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We channeled our inner kids again, which the "sprinkle pool lifeguard" told us is the pool's main purpose.
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She will fill Pamela Anderson's shoes as lifeguard C. J. Parker in the upcoming Baywatch big-screen reboot.
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Barely able to make it to shore, a lifeguard ran to him and saw he had been bitten.
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A lifeguard called an ambulance and Jei was airlifted to the Memorial University Medical Center in Savannah, Georgia.
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The two men managed to catch waves back to shore, where a lifeguard treated O'Rourke for his injuries.
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Dickinson's 2002 autobiography, "No Lifeguard On Duty," mentions the Lake Tahoe visit does not mention Cosby's alleged assault.
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"I encouraged him to keep taking swimming lessons and maybe become a lifeguard [himself]," she told the outlet.
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"Did you just look at my boobs?" fellow lifeguard Summer Quinn (Alexandra Daddario) asks Matt in the clip.
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Louisiana-bred model Lindsey Pelas doesn't need a lifeguard watching over her as she wades in the Pacific.
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I almost drowned and thankfully for that lifeguard that saved me, now I'm the one doing the saving.
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Yes, Matt's (Efron) physical ability helps him land the lifeguard job as "community service" for an unspecified crime.
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At first, a driver will be in the car, acting as a lifeguard in case of an emergency.
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He worked steadily when he was young, taking jobs as a lifeguard, a camp counselor and a deliveryman.
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And to get them out of the lifeguard chairs, it has banned the thigh-covering swimsuit he likes.
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In the video, Hogg's friend has a confrontation with a lifeguard and Hogg appears to film the interaction.
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Imagine my surprise when the lifeguard blew his whistle at me because I was not wearing a swimsuit.
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I got a peek into the toolbox and world of Toronto's guerrilla lifeguard over the Labor Day weekend.
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The lifeguard placed Dalton on the paddleboard and they swam back to shore, the sheriff's office report said.
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The lifeguard stand had collapsed onto the gray sand, and empty lounge chairs sat under thatch palm huts.
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She played Holly, a love-thumped photographer who escapes to the beach and falls for a lifeguard, Leo.
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Pools in hotels can also be dangerous, especially if — as is often the case — there is no lifeguard.
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Critic's Notebook When my father was in high school he worked summers as a lifeguard at Walden Pond.
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So they turned an old lifeguard tower into a DJ booth which blasts summer anthems to beach revelers.
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He played trumpet, sang in the church choir, washed cars for pocket money and worked as a lifeguard.
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Hugh Jackman played lifeguard Saturday after his 15-year-old son got stuck in a riptide in Australia.
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If anything, this lifeguard deserves a gold medal in fortitude in the face of having so little to do.
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He's an affable and confident young man who'd been a swim instructor, a lifeguard, and an excellent hockey player.
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"This is not some little kiddie pool in Rio, Mike," says Dwayne Johnson, who plays lead lifeguard Mitch Buchannon.
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Tinashe NEEDS a cameo in the new "Baywatch" movie looking as good as she does from a lifeguard tower.
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They said, 'You don't look like a regular lifeguard, we're going to have to pull you from your job.
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Every day that summer, Ruth laid out on the beach, guarding her lifeguard from the attention of other girls.
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Mayor Donald Guardian, a Republican, has resisted Mr. Sweeney's push for a state takeover, but supports eliminating lifeguard pensions.
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His father also summoned a lifeguard from a nearby pool, but he, too, was unable to rescue the boy.
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I thought it must be because the water wasn't clean enough and/or there was no on duty lifeguard.
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He had to find a way to pay for these races, so he took a job as a lifeguard.
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The photographs here, newly published in "Lifeguard," span from 1990 to 2015, but the beach seems to suspend time.
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Hogg had witnessed a confrontation between a lifeguard and bodysurfer in Redondo Beach, California, where he was on vacation.
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Clough's son now plans to earn $3,500 over the summer with two jobs, as a waiter and a lifeguard.
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But the lifeguard is still on the beach and — here's what's really scary — he doesn't know how to swim!
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After being rescued by a lifeguard, the two passengers on board were transported to a local hospital with minor injuries.
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"We want people to be aware of signs of heat stress," a spokesman for the state's lifeguard service told Reuters.
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A lifeguard sits in a folding chair before the diving pool at Maria Lenk Aquatics Center that mysteriously turned green.
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I spent some of my sunbathing time here, as well as on the beach near the brightly painted lifeguard stand.
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Llamas are tied to a lifeguard stand on the beach in Malibu as the Woolsey fire comes down the hill.
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He was working as a lifeguard at a summer camp with a lake, which is where he was probably infected.
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In the film, Parker falls for pudgy lifeguard-in-training Ronnie (Jon Bass) — even if that wasn't originally the plot.
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The camera shot of the lifeguard house adds a certain Baywatch-iness to the whole thing that is insanely fitting.
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Emerald Bay's life-saving, crime-solving lifeguard gang is examining a dead man's body, right down to his flaccid penis.
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The women reveals a lifeguard by the pool was close enough to the area of the attack to arrive quickly.
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This comes from an adolescence spent swimming with a local team, and as a lifeguard when I was a teenager.
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Mr. Burke is a public school physical education teacher who also works as a lifeguard in summer and coaches lacrosse.
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Toiling behind the ice cream counter or sweating on the lifeguard stand aren't just rites of passage for college students.
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If you can't do that, get a lifeguard's attention by waving — and avoid swimming when no lifeguard is on duty.
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But when he arrived, he and a lifeguard found the dead dolphin floating in the surf and quickly pulled it ashore.
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The Washington Post reported there was no lifeguard on duty, and law enforcement on the scene was waiting for rescue boats.
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The Washington Post reported there was no lifeguard on duty, and law enforcement on the scene were waiting for rescue boats.
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Karam Gulkham, a lifeguard manager at the pool, told the Journal that both Edwards and Bloom live in the Glenridge community.
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According to authorities, two calls were made, with the first coming from a lifeguard on duty after they left their post.
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Another lifeguard, 17, jumped into the water and they both brought the man up and starting performing CPR, according to reports.
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The incident also marked the first time Swedberg rescued anyone from drowning, even after working as a lifeguard for so long.
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Cover image: A lifeguard stands at its post as people enjoy a beach day at the New Jersey shore, Friday, Aug.
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A lifeguard in Virginia Beach, Virginia, for example, will likely live larger than one in Honolulu, regardless of the skimpy uniform.
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The most powerful part, though, is that their testosterone-fueled competition takes a backseat to the other new recruits' lifeguard test.
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What is the character "Aquaman" if not the perfect combination of a Baywatch lifeguard and a ruthless Game of Thrones ruler?
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There's also an indoor saltwater pool with lifeguard and a 24/7 fitness center that has all of the basic equipment.
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In New York I worked at the YMCA for 224 years, started as lifeguard and then was promoted to pool diver.
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A year later, he took a summer job as a lifeguard at Rock River outside of Dixon, Illinois, according to PBS.
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On Monday morning, Parisians were peering into its windows at vintage motorcycles, "Baywatch"-red lifeguard hoodies and coconut-flour tortilla chips.
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Justin Timberlake plays a lifeguard, and the cinematographer Vittorio Storaro gives it a look unlike that of any other Allen film.
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Ronnie Greenbaum (Jon Bass cosplaying as Josh Gad) is an outsider, a pudgy tech guy with dreams of being a lifeguard.
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As they were about to enter the river side of the beach, a lifeguard approached them, warning of a strong current.
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At first he thought it was black fin, but his lifeguard friends said it was probably a tiger shark, he said.
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When a man on a Jet Ski buzzes past, a female lifeguard warns him off with a staccato of whistle blasts.
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If you're thinking about taking a summer job as a lifeguard or waiter to make extra cash, think again, Herjavec warns.
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Many a lifeguard's career is ended by the stopwatch, in the dreaded pool sprints that are part of ocean lifeguard recertification.
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We grew up a mile from the ocean, so for many summers, until I graduated from college, I was a lifeguard.
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Perhaps you know him as the sultry star of Knight Rider or the heroic lifeguard on Baywatch, which he also produced.
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Later that evening, chilling images of Big Heart Ranch's alpacas (Luke and Thunder) secured to a lifeguard stand surfaced on social media.
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The park, where Murphy was once a lifeguard, was dedicated to him in 2009, on what would have been his 30th birthday.
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Butlins, a holiday resort there, is recruiting heavily, and many of its vacancies—from kitchen porter to lifeguard—offer the minimum rate.
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It helped that when he felt like he was drowning a year ago, his mom reminded him his lifeguard walked on water.
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Mr. Draper vowed to fight in court before he would yield his lifeguard pension, which is something of a Draper family tradition.
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The captain of the charity's rescue boat said on Saturday he also plans to file a separate suit against the Libyan lifeguard.
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A former lifeguard at the park rode the slide about a year before the death, when the slide was undergoing test runs.
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Certainly no swimmer has died at the Olympics, but it is less clear if a competitor has ever required a lifeguard rescue.
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French politicians were less than generous about the credibility of Alerte à Malibu 's star lifeguard, but her presence made headlines internationally.
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In 20063 he became a lifeguard in San Clemente and worked in a surf shop owned by the surfboard manufacturer Dale Velzy.
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"The lifeguard and staff that were here got everybody out from the tent before the first responders got here," Oettinger told WPVI.
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There was sand, a red-, white- and blue-striped boardwalk, a pastel seersucker palm tree and a few tall white lifeguard chairs.
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He listened to stories of their other jobs or about the lifeguard who had a prostate problem and was not seen again.
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Lobbyist Jack Abramoff laundered money defrauded from clients through a Delaware shell company run by a lifeguard out of a beach house.
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Later, a lifeguard in sunglasses and red swim trunks roared up in a dune buggy and dragged the shark onto the beach.
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Ocean Safety lifeguard Blayne Fujita managed to film the sharks chowing down, and a tourist boat can be seen in the background.
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The first time Ashley Hattle had a cluster headache attack, she was 18 and at her summer job, on the lifeguard stand.
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CLAIRTON, Pa. – A 15-year-old boy has been arrested in the shooting of a teenage lifeguard at a public pool in Pennsylvania.
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On Wednesday, the actor shared the latest trailer from his forthcoming film with The Rock, a revamp of the classic '90s lifeguard drama.
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After school, Haley and a half dozen of her lifeguard friends drive an hour to a local swimming hole to go cliff jumping.
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The Baywatch-like scene was apparently interrupted by a real-life lifeguard warning her that the waters were too rough for a swim!
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Lifeguard Jeff Okuyama says the biggest swells occur during the winter months, so swimming and snorkeling is not an option for the unexperienced.
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Pribram, along with his friend, Peter Prietto, and retired lifeguard Scott Diederich, paddled out and got O'Connor onto the back of Prietto's surfboard.
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Once on land, a lifeguard observed several gashes on her foot, telling her the marks appeared to be consistent with an eel bite.
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Kristy Anagnostopoulou competes in the women's discus this week, but for the past four years she's combined training with working as a lifeguard.
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To give you an idea of just how cold it was outside in April, check out the lifeguard wearing a full-on parka.
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Fair enough, there's no lifeguard on duty, and even if there was, do you think many lifeguards are trained to rescue drowning bears?
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A tall man in greenish vintage (circa 1950) bathing trunks stands near a lifeguard tower on a beach, his hands clasped in front.
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The pair met five years ago in the Red Sea resort town of Sharm el-Sheikh, when Abdel-Azim worked as a lifeguard.
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Miles packed on some muscle for his role in "Bleed for This" and looks to have enough left to pass for a lifeguard.
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When Margaret Sawyer saw this Red Cross poster displayed at a pool in central Colorado, she asked the lifeguard to take it down.
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A St. Johns County lifeguard and William David Foy, a nearby paddleboarder, swam out to try and save the couple, Foy told deputies.
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"We haven't seen that amount of stings over the weekend in a very long period of time," said Calan Lovitt, Queensland's lifeguard coordinator.
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A lifeguard removed me from the water, took one look at my foot and leg, and said, "Joder," which means fuck in Spanish.
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Recently, a State Parks lifeguard was injured while courageously rescuing migrants caught on the metal ocean barrier that divides Imperial Beach from Tijuana.
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A lifeguard removed me from the water, took one look at my foot and leg, and said, "Joder," which means fuck in Spanish.
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She said she was discreetly nursing her son when a lifeguard and a manager approached and told her it was against the pool's rules.
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"If your kid is at the public pool during the summer, the lifeguard has to have appropriate training, because people can drown," Archie says.
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"If you have to play a lifeguard and you don't want to be in a bathing suit, there's going to be issues," she admitted.
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After coming up empty in their search for a wheelchair, lifeguard Shane McCann stepped in and offered to become Tracy's personal dune buggy chauffeur.
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In much of the Northeast, lifeguard stands are the province of youth, teenagers and college students making the most of a break between semesters.
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His lifeguard pension should not be viewed any differently from the larger pension he is collecting after 19543 years of teaching in public schools.
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The CPSC urges anyone who notices a missing or broken drain cover at a public pool or spa immediately notify a lifeguard or manager.
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He stumbled out of the water and was treated at a lifeguard tent for bites that appeared to be a series of small punctures.
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The pool manager told police that Daugereaux "was getting outraged" and "cussing" at the lifeguard who told her to cover up, according to KTRK.
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But Durfield had extra experience from his high school job as a lifeguard and Aloma had taken an emergency water safety class last year.
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The girl was reportedly able to pry the alligator's jaws open to free her own leg and received assistance from a lifeguard on duty.
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Set on Coney Island in the 1950s, the drama stars Justin Timberlake as a lifeguard who falls for a mobster's imperiled wife (Juno Temple).
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He worked as a lifeguard on Polanski's first film, Knife in the Water, and ultimately moved to California, where he met girlfriend Abigail Folger.
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"I tell them, 'This is a life lesson — if you can become a lifeguard here in two years, you can do anything,' " he said.
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"I tell them, 'This is a life lesson — if you can become a lifeguard here in two years, you can do anything,'" he said.
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When I came to, all I saw were the wide-open mouths of my family and a lifeguard, yelling that lying down was forbidden.
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At first the film employs bold, playful character design, delighting in images like a hero whose arms have eyeballs keeping watch on lifeguard duty.
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You see in that clip that he thinks he can win over the black community with weird dated anecdotes of being a strict lifeguard.
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The boy's father tried desperately to fight off the gator, suffering lacerations on his hand, but neither he nor a lifeguard could save the boy.
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The passengers were 50 yards out to shore, hanging on to the airplane wings and wearing life jackets when the lifeguard reached them, said Enright.
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You could hire a hot lifeguard to watch over all your cherubic little angels, or you could buy the SEAL Swim Safe swim monitoring system.
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No, they're there to catch a glimpse at the half-naked, fully mulleted Billy Hargrove who is making a little summertime cash as a lifeguard.
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Dive through the gallery to get up close and personal with the red-hot lifeguard and to see why Kelly puts the "Bae" in Baewatch.
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In the photo above, from a scene early in the film, Ginny strolls the shoreline in hopes of spotting a certain lifeguard at his post.
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Throw in some lifeguard chairs and we wind up with a border that's under constant view of a live, present human at any given time.
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In high school and college he tasted a tiny slice of that stardom as a lifeguard at the swimming hole near his hometown, Dixon, Ill.
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The first time I drank with a boy, I let him put his hands under my shirt on the wooden balcony of a lifeguard station.
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And aside from childhood jobs as a paperboy and a lifeguard, he has single-mindedly devoted his life to reaching the pinnacle of his sport.
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"We could swim before we could walk," the elder Ms. Varvaro said of her childhood on Staten Island's beaches and teenage years as a lifeguard.
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Biden said he credits his time as a lifeguard — at what was then known as Prices Run Pool — for broadening his perspective on race relations.
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SwimTrek, the British company running the tour, took care of the rest: the lifeguard guides, the family-run hotel, the local tour boat, the spectacular routes.
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The moms of Hawkins really, really appreciate the hot teen lifeguard, and eagerly anticipate the start of his shift while lounging out in the summer sun.
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This is what "it" must feel like, I thought to myself, trying to calm myself down as lifeguard and I returned to our friend group, blushing.
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"I don't think they'll need us, but we'll be on the lookout just in case," Anderson Fertes, a Rio Olympics lifeguard, told The New York Times.
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His father tried desperately to fight off the gator, suffering lacerations to his hand, but neither he nor the lifeguard could retrieve Lane from the water.
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Wonder Wheel, set in 1950s Coney Island, stars Kate Winslet as a former actress and Justin Timberlake as a lifeguard who wants to be a poet.
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For what it's worth, Hawke's character is described as someone "bored with her mundane day job," and lifeguard at a public pool does sound fairly snoozy.
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According to Johnny Sturges, a lifeguard who was on duty at the time of Disick's visit, the father of three arrived intoxicated around 2:30 p.m.
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A teenage lifeguard saved the day when Tracy had trouble getting down to the oceanfront so she could see the waves during a family beach vacation.
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In a new interview with the feminist media brand, MAKERS, Biden recalls applying for a job as a lifeguard when he was a teenager in 1961.
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I knew damn well that a lifeguard couldn't even begin to challenge a drug cartel, and I have actually never found David Hasselhoff to be attractive.
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You can go to your local [YMCA], you can go to your local pool and ask a lifeguard or a teacher to learn how to swim.
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He qualified for a pension, equal to half his final pay, because he was over 45 and had been a lifeguard for at least 20 years.
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At one point, an elevated chair was installed so that a member could sit and surveil the shopping floor, like a lifeguard or a tennis referee.
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A government official confirmed the rescue took only 70 seconds, compared to the average six minutes it would take for a lifeguard to reach the swimmers.
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The video — titled "Confrontation Between Lifeguard, Bodysurfer Caught on Camera in Redondo Beach Goes Viral" — was an old clip from a CBS85033 broadcast, Motherboard first reported.
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And I see students, like my daughter, who are working as a lifeguard at the pool all summer, and they are both learning from those experiences.
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Brent Shibla, a history teacher who works as a lifeguard in Manasquan during the summer, has witnessed feuds over Trump in bars and on the beach.
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The oversized lounge chairs make the space ideal for soaking up some California sun, and the Barbie lifeguard stand and pink umbrellas add to the ambiance.
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In it, Mr. Hogg was interviewed by the CBS affiliate in Los Angeles after witnessing a dispute between a lifeguard and a swimmer at Redondo Beach.
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So, when Mickey (Justin Timberlake, too modern a presence), a lifeguard and self-described romantic, gives Ginny the once over, she gratefully falls into his arms.
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Because I'd read the show description a few times, I knew that it was about a lifeguard who couldn't save her brother, a casualty of Vietnam.
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People think he lost part of his nose rushing into the twin towers, but he merely spent too much time in the sun as a lifeguard.
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ByFusion, a company that turns plastic waste into concrete-like building blocks called ByBlocks recently built a demonstration lifeguard tower in June in Manhattan Beach, Calif.
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The lifeguard responded that the government cleaned the beaches every morning, only to watch more and more trash wash up with the tide throughout the day.
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One night, when my friends and I were wandering around the neighborhood where we were staying, lifeguard and I met up and stole away to the beach.
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A 14-year-old Illinois boy with autism who didn't know how to swim drowned while a lifeguard sat in a nearby office, a new lawsuit alleges.
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Erica says she, Hess and her husband were also alarmed when the lifeguard who was standing next to them didn't seem fazed by what had just happened.
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Inevitably, the water (or a critical mass of people and pool rings) would push us forward, or a lifeguard would amble over to tell us to stop.
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Manuel Blanco, another lifeguard volunteer with Spanish organisation Proem Aid says the swimming lessons were also designed to take children out of the tedious refugee camp routine.
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Three years ago, the Council in Ocean City, just south of Atlantic City, passed a resolution asking state lawmakers to relieve them of the lifeguard pension's burden.
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The lesser experienced pilot of the two made a hard turn into the path of the other, San Diego Lifeguard Lieutenant Rich Stropky told the Union-Tribune.
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Kate Winslet stars as Ginny, the wife of a Coney Island carousel operator (James Belushi), who meets and falls for a handsome lifeguard named Mickey (Justin Timberlake).
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She played softball, served as a lifeguard as well as a professional tennis umpire for the U.S. Tennis Association and covered various sports, including golf and soccer.
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Samuels also pointed out a few inaccuracies, including that Biden wasn't actually the only white lifeguard at the pool, and the pool itself wasn't segregated by law.
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"We're still getting a ton of outflow out from the lake," said Josh Davis, a lifeguard working on Jupiter Beach on the eastern coast of the state.
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HDD makers provide their own specialized diagnostics programs such as Seagate SeaTools or Western Digital Data Lifeguard Diagnostics that include secure data erase, or zero-fill, functionality.
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But aesthetician Mary Schook says it takes her back to her time as a lifeguard — when she started noticing the serial steamers and their increasingly "droopy" skin.
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In 20143, Pamela was cast as Home Improvement's original "Tool Time" girl, and then, in 1992, without an audition, as the Malibu lifeguard CJ Parker in Baywatch.
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"I tell them, 'This is a life lesson — if you can become a lifeguard here in two years, you can do anything,'" said a teacher and coach.
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The Encinitas lifeguard captain Larry Giles said he had seen Mann jogging to the beach with his surfboard an hour or so before sunset the previous day.
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And at noon, about one hour before high tide on Jacksonville's shoreline, a lifeguard saved a woman who had been knocked over and pulled into the current.
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The job requires just six weeks of training and is compatible with teens who have experience in other caregiving roles such as a lifeguard or as nannies.
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On Thursday morning, Jai Sheridan, a lifeguard supervisor who was operating the drone, was alerted to two young men caught in turbulent surf with 10-foot swells.
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Ott rushed out to rescue Vansant, but according to eyewitness reports, the shark held tight even as the lifeguard struggled to pull the injured swimmer to safety.
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THE first time that Ronald Reagan appeared on a newspaper front page was as a teenage lifeguard, hailed for saving a drowning man from a fast-flowing river.
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And speaking of splashes, from our seat atop the lifeguard stand, it looks like swimsuits are next in line to embrace this of-the-moment waist-defining accessory.
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According to certified lifeguard Pat McNulty, the victim and his friend were crossing a river in Tamarindo, a popular destination for surfers and tourists, when the attack occurred.
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Johnson plays Mitch Buchannon, the head lifeguard famously played by David Hasselhoff, while Efron is Matt Brody, who was played by David Charvet on the long-running series.
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Judith Regan told jurors at Cosby's rape retrial that Dickinson revealed her allegation during the process of preparing to write her autobiography, No Lifeguard on Duty, in 2002.
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Believe it or not, they don't make you run in slow motion toward a camera wearing a high-cut bathing suit when you train for your lifeguard certification.
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"I was able to launch it, fly it to the location, and drop the pod all in about one to two minutes," lifeguard supervisor Jai Sheridan told reporters.
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The types of summer jobs available have also shifted, from more traditional outdoor gigs such as a camp counselor or lifeguard to jobs in corporate environments and offices.
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The policy was imposed "after discovering that weak swimmers taking the Long Island lifeguard examination were using speed-enhancing swimsuits," the brief from the attorney general's office said.
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It's like watching a person drown while the lifeguard sits in her tower, performatively noting with alarm that someone is sinking into the sea and surely someone—someone!
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I had an art studio in Kensington Market, up the street from one of the most popular pools in Toronto, and I kept all my [lifeguard] gear there.
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At 71, Mr. Cevoli, a high-school guidance counselor in Teterboro, N.J., coaches cross country, teaches mogul skiing, surfs and works summers as a lifeguard on Cape Cod.
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But within two years, most can pass the rigorous course to become a lifeguard at a city pool or beach, which pays a minimum of $15 an hour.
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Jones Beach also has a few in their early 235s, and the Hamptons has John J. Ryan, 21958, a lifeguard training coordinator for the Town of East Hampton.
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Besides a new Lúcioball arena, Blizzard has cooked up some truly incredible legendary skins for you to try and unlock, including Winged Victory Mercy, Grillmaster: 76, and Lifeguard McCree.
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The boy's father tried desperately to fight off the gator, suffering lacerations on his hand, but neither he nor a lifeguard could save the boy, the Associated Press reports.
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Reedy Creek Fire Department spokesman Bo Jones told ABC News that there was no response because the lifeguard was already on his way to the site of the accident.
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Jamieson Minor told ABC affiliate KTRK that he used the money he earned from his job as a theme park lifeguard to get his ears pierced on June 1.
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The boy's father tried desperately to fight off the gator, suffering lacerations on his hand, but neither he nor a lifeguard from a nearby pool could save the boy.
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News' Jason Kennedy asked the 31-year-old actress, who plays lifeguard Summer Quinn in the upcoming reboot, about the buzz on the red carpet before the awards ceremony.
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As a teenager, he worked as a camp counselor, swimming teacher and lifeguard at the famed Interlochen Summer Arts Camp in Interlochen, Michigan, before being drafted into the war.
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There's a moment where Ronnie touches his stomach, which could have set up a punch line for how funny it is that he'd try to join the lifeguard team.
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"It's only because the lifeguard pension seems to be so frivolous and unnecessary to some people that it's being picked on and being targeted," he said in an interview.
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For the rest of us, the moment arrives when we come to see that the lifeguard was right: these devices are too large; they are awkward to manage, tiresome.
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The Waimea lifeguard team, who planned on working until dark that day, arrived just before 220 AM as 220- and 210-foot swells rolled in under the marine layer.
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To this day, Mr. Biden tells the story of how, home from college for the summer, he was the only white lifeguard at a largely black municipal swimming pool.
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The lifeguard trainees at Grover Cleveland are predominantly students of color, about half of them male and half of them female, and most are immigrants or children of immigrants.
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We climbed atop a lifeguard chair, her head on my shoulder, the salt air filling our lungs, our ears ringing the echoes of a night we will never forget.
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Nicholas Azzara, a spokesman for the county, said in an email that Mr. Greene, who is a lifeguard for a county-run beach, has a brother who is deaf.
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Dwayne Johnson races onto the screen in the former David Hasselhoff role as the lifeguard and guru Mitch Buchannon in this remake of the '90s series from Seth Gordon.
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To give you some background the former VP is verbalizing there a story he told in his autobiography about how in the summer of 1962 he took a job as a lifeguard in order according to the Washington Post, "Learn more about the Black community" While he was a lifeguard he wants us to believe that a gang called "The Romans" lead by a man named Corn Pop showed up at the pool.
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Long Island Press reported that the other victim, a 13-year-old boy, was attacked while boogie boarding; the boy stumbled out of the water, when a lifeguard spotted him.
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The boy's father tried desperately to fight off the gator, suffering lacerations on his hand, but neither he nor a lifeguard could save the boy, according to the Associated Press.
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In the video, Hogg is interviewed about viral footage he had captured of a confrontation between his friend and a Redondo Beach lifeguard in Redondo Beach and posted to YouTube.
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He met the former two years ago at SUNY New Paltz, where they were both students, and the latter last summer when he was working as a lifeguard, he said.
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Though he was born in Scranton, Pennsylvania, Biden calls Wilmington his adopted hometown and the place where he broadened his perspectives on race relations, specifically while working as a lifeguard.
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"People are dying in rips because they are panicking," said veteran Bondi Beach lifeguard Bruce Hopkins, estimating that 90 percent of rescues involved tourists and inexperienced swimmers trapped near shore.
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Julian Canavan caught the fish in mid-July, shortly after finishing his shift as a lifeguard at a municipal pool that sits beside a lake here stocked mostly with sunfish.
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Students: Read the entire article, then tell us: — What are your impressions about surfers who brave sharks, low visibility and lack of lifeguard support to pursue their passion after sunset?
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The first was that he would have realistic expectations — as he put it to me, he might not be a lifeguard on Baywatch, but he could be an ambulance driver.
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This photo of one, ennui-stricken lifeguard in Rio, which came from a New York Times article about the futility of lifeguards at the Olympics, has been competently paddling around Twitter.
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"That lifeguard tower in the back of the photo with the naked dude is actually where I asked her to be my girlfriend," says Jake, "and then also where I proposed."
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It was brought to my attention, via Variety, that Momoa graced the sunny beaches of Hawaii with his presence as a young lifeguard on the popular series from 1999 to 2001.
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" Within three weeks of Levi's death, Hughes created the American Lifeguard Association-approved Water Guardian card, which reminds designated adults that "constant supervision is the most effective way to prevent drowning.
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Misty Daugereaux told the outlet that a lifeguard approached her at the Nessler Park Family Aquatic Center while she was trying to discreetly breastfeed her 10-month-old son on Sunday.
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He dry-humps a lifeguard, gets propositioned by the drunken wife of a colleague, and passes on his secret to making one's penis seem bigger in the showers after the game.
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"I'm dreaming of that possibility," Anderson Fertes, a 3403-year-old health-club lifeguard from Rio, said with a smile before starting his pool deck shift at the Olympic Aquatics Stadium.
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But we sent ever-adventurous R29er Lucie Fink into the water to learn the ins and outs of ocean safety and whether she has what it takes to be a lifeguard.
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A lifeguard at Siesta Key beach said he had used up all of his sick days and vacation days because of bronchitis that he is convinced was caused by the tide.
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This mess ended with my entire leg going purple, the lifeguard using a bottle of tequila to sterilize my foot, and the slow, painful extraction of ten spikes from my foot.
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The story also revealed a 22-year-old woman as an Instagram suicide "lifeguard" who voluntarily follows hundreds of "dark" accounts and alerts authorities when she suspects someone is in despair.
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A playful Chesapeake Bay retriever accompanied him as he swam, all under the watchful eyes of the lifeguard on duty, Alexander Ott, a former member of the US Olympic swim team.
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The San Diego Fire-Rescue Department tracked its progress in rescuing the riders on Twitter, and noted that crews were lowering those trapped into harnesses and eventually into San Diego Lifeguard boats.
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This training exercise was designed to get lifeguard staff familiar with the so-called "Little Ripper" drone, which is part of a government plan to help mitigate the risk of shark attacks.
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It's nice to know Timberlake will be playing a lifeguard — at least if he and Winslet end up stranded in the ocean, floating on a wooden door, he'll know how to survive.
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Along the way he also worked as a lifeguard, a substitute teacher, auditioned to be Bozo the Clown, sold disposable lighters and eventually opened a cigarette store after two years of unemployment.
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He said his sister-in-law had been collecting the pension of his older brother Charles Draper, who was an Atlantic City lifeguard for 34 years, since he died three years ago.
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Volunteers decorate the iconic red lifeguard chairs of the American Red Cross with elaborate holiday lights displays, combining the spirit of the holidays with the balmy warm weather of the Sunshine State.
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And the Hawkins pride doesn't have to stop inside: these Hawkins pool swim shorts will make you look just like Billy Hargrove as he struts his stuff poolside as everyone's favorite lifeguard.
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For the last few summers, he has been a lifeguard at a private beach — and remembering the way things used to be at Jones Beach, where he worked from 1968 to 2006.
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" Taking a sip of the Tradewind (rum, apricot liqueur, coconut), the science teacher said, "I feel like I was just tossed into the arms of a competent but not overly masculine lifeguard.
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Like a lifeguard scanning the swimmers in his realm, Phelps recognized the knots of anxiety forming in Schmitt's mind before Thursday's race, her first major domestic final since the 2016 Olympic trials.
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A lifeguard on duty keeps watch over a pool next to a line of empty deck chairs at a deserted Siam Amazing Park, an amusement and water park in Bangkok, March 33.
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And several coming movies could be hits, including "Ghost in the Shell," a science-fiction action drama set for release on Friday; and "Baywatch," a raunchy adaptation of the lifeguard television series.
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Despite the short shelf life of celebrity memoirs, Janice Dickinson's 2002 book No Lifeguard on Duty has continued to please readers thanks to her honesty about addiction and hilarious anecdotes about fashion.
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Amy Forsythe, the series' makeup artist, revealed that she created the colorful look on Buono's character, Karen Wheeler, for her poolside flirt scene with lifeguard-turned-Mind Flayer-host, Billy Hargrove (Dacre Montgomery).
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Hogg, one of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School students who has spoken out about gun regulations since the attack, was interviewed after filming a heated altercation with a lifeguard in Los Angeles.
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I kept my trusty St. Tropez on hand as usual, but turned to one key product to get me at peak sexy lifeguard status: By Terry's Tea to Tan for Face and Body.
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Simple hard and fast rules to follow include to always swim with a buddy — even if there's a lifeguard present — and never leave children unattended near water, according to the American Red Cross.
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In this movie, abs represent strength, which represents power, which represents status, which is all Efron's character, Matt Brody (a former Olympian that is part-Lochte, part-Bieber), desires as a Baywatch lifeguard.
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Local regulations required that for the swim to go ahead, it needed two coast guards on standby, a fully equipped escort boat, two pilots and two official observers, including a fully trained lifeguard.
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He served in a junior lifeguard program where the coveted prize at summer's end was a "Stud Ironman" shirt for completing a 4-mile run and 2-mile swim in under two hours.
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Dwayne Johnson — who is about to race onto screens in the former David Hasselhoff role as the lifeguard Mitch Buchannon in "Baywatch" — joins the Five-Timers Club as host of this season finale.
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But somehow, I suspect that younger ticket buyers — an all-important demographic — lacked nostalgia for 25-year-old lifeguard TV show, and thus weren't so sure about seeing Baywatch in the first place.
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What if I told you that the pilot for your next flight never landed a plane before, or that the lifeguard watching your child in the pool does not know how to swim?
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But the real drama unfolds when he finds out his lifeguard team is losing funding, and they hire Zac Efron's character, a buff, spray-tanned PR genius with an affinity for Sun-In highlights.
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If you have no clue how fast you are, just ask the lifeguard on duty what they think you should do, or pick the lane that has the least amount of people, Meili says.
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Wapner, who is a trained lifeguard and longtime surfer, kicked at and struggled with the shark until it eventually let him go — what he estimates to the Tribune was only a few seconds later.
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Lane's father tried desperately to fight off the gator, suffering lacerations on his hand, but neither he nor a lifeguard from a nearby pool could save the boy, who was laid to rest Tuesday.
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The former plumber and lifeguard, who said he already plans to return to surf in that same region, posted a video on Instagram of his wipeout, letting his fans know that he was recovering.
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He recalled his counterpart in a negotiation telling him, "If we ever reach the point where we can't pay the lifeguard pension, the city will be in bigger trouble than you can ever imagine."
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Television images showed a large chunk of the bluff where it came to rest on the beach, not far from a lifeguard tower overlooking the Pacific Ocean and surrounded by beach blankets and toys.
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The Libyan lifeguard also left the three migrants to float amid the shattered remains of the raft after the two women and the boy had refused to board their patrol ship, the charity said.
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Hours after Miami Marlins pitcher Jose Fernandez and two friends were killed in a boating accident, a beachgoer approached a lifeguard in Miami Beach with a mysterious object that had washed ashore on Sunday.
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From when I was 16 years old to when I turned 21, I spent those long summer days as a lifeguard—first on a city beach and then at a private tennis club pool.
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Parents should be asking their adolescents questions about expeditions that may include water activities; check that the beach has a lifeguard and make sure that everyone on a boat trip has a life jacket.
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Ms. Lyden was traveling from Geelong, Australia, a port city near Melbourne, where she had worked for just over a year as a swimming teacher, lifeguard and receptionist at public recreational facilities, officials said.
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On the Fort Lauderdale-to-Miami commute she was making last summer to her job teaching lifeguard lessons, she estimates she would have spent about $20 round-trip on gas in a conventional car.
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They employed me as a lifeguard, but I never saved anyone—all I did was fold towels, clean windows, check chlorine, and talk to rich people about their problems as they pretended to swim laps.
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"Within 6 feet of the surfer, its tail flipped and it made a circling motion around him," Mark Allen, lifeguard chief for Orange County district south sector for State Parks, told The Orange County Register.
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Sheerin was a lifeguard at Miami and responded to a prior item from the Post regarding Richt's late-night break-ins at the pool to practice diving and informed the writer of the commercial's existence.
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Small children might secretly leave out graham crackers for the gremlins living under their beds or shit in the pool when the lifeguard turns her back, but adolescents take it to new levels of weirdness.
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Yanis Slimani, 20, a summer lifeguard at the Corbières beach, a popular spot for residents of the Quartiers Nord, said that he had only recently realized that one of his closest friends could not swim.
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But within two years, most are swimming at competitive speeds and can qualify for, and pass, the rigorous training course offered by New York City to become a lifeguard at a city pool or beach.
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The R-rated lifeguard film, directed by Seth Gordon ("Horrible Bosses") and credited to six writers, starred Dwayne Johnson and Zac Efron and was based on the television series that ran from 1989 to 2001.
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At 73, Mr. Lambert is the oldest lifeguard at Tobay Beach, an oceanfront expanse on the South Shore of Long Island just east of Jones Beach, where he has been working since the late 282s.
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And in East Hampton, Peter Wilson, a retired corporate lawyer, and Scott Sanders, an interior designer, erected a giant lifeguard chair on the roof of their $16.9 million, 3.2-acre estate to see the ocean.
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The rest of the titles offer us nothing more that speculation, though I think it's safe to assume that the lifeguard could be missing thanks to the dangerous experiments conducted in Hawkins' less-than-ethical lab.
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Kevin Lavin, the former emergency manager for Atlantic City, found that the lifeguard pension was costing the city more than $1 million a year and suggested amending the law so the pension could be cut off.
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" The video had used an interview Hogg had done over the summer with a local news station in California about a fight between a lifeguard and a swimmer as "proof" that Hogg was a "crisis actor.
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I clambered out of the pool and, chanting the spelling of one woman's name so I would remember it, begged a scrap of used napkin and a pen from the lifeguard so I could take notes.
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Mr. Camps decided to set up his own lifeguard company after standing among a group of helpless lifeguards, who could only watch from the beach as a teenager drowned off one of Barcelona's beaches in 1993.
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We huddled on the dock as Jane Smith, a long-serving lifeguard at the pond, reminded us that this was a liminal moment at which the barrier between the living and the dead was particularly thin.
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In my video series "Lucie for Hire," I've had the chance to test a bunch other professions — from becoming a flavor guru at Ben & Jerry's to learning how to be a lifeguard on Ocean Beach, Fire Island.
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Wonder Wheel stars Timberlake as a lifeguard on Coney Island in the 1950s and follows Allen's typical narrative of a young woman entering a volatile situation and propelling all the action and drama around her (quirky) presence.
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The final trailer for the third season of the series has just dropped, taking a noticeably darker turn than previous teasers, which had Billy commanding the public pool as a lifeguard and Steve serving up ice cream.
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The beach stage (complete with a lifeguard chair, sand and a lake in the middle of the campground) will be manned by a DJ and references the summertime vibes that go hand-in-hand with country music.
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GLYN FORDEU chief election observer in Indonesia (2004) and Aceh (2006/7)Oldham The life saver Lexington praised the young Ronald Reagan's initiative in getting a summer job as a lifeguard at a municipal beach (July 8th).
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The role of Mitch Buchannon, head lifeguard and lord of all he surveys from his watchtower, passes from David Hasselhoff to Dwayne Johnson, who rescues a kite surfer from certain death before the opening credits are complete.
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They said that part of the beach had eroded to the point where it was unsafe for swimming, because a lifeguard chair couldn't be set back far enough to get a sufficiently wide view of the water.
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The reason, officials said, was that so much sand had eroded off the beach there that the lifeguard chairs could not be set far enough back from the water to give lifeguards an adequate view of swimmers.
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Dozens of its students obtain lifeguard jobs every spring and go on to work at city beaches and pools — a remarkable feat, given that most of the students are from neighborhoods not known for turning out swimmers.
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Most ocean rescues result from swimmers' being pulled out by riptides, or narrow "sucks" of water washing back out from shore in one spot, a condition that a veteran ocean lifeguard can spot immediately, Mr. Lambert said.
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In one case, she won damages for a county lifeguard who regularly deflected suggestive comments and leers from her boss, then turned down his advances only to be intentionally injured by him during a fabricated emergency situation.
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The wrongful death lawsuit filed by the boy's mother, Yolanda Juarez, against the Chicago Board of Education, contends that a lifeguard who was supposed to be supervising the swimmers instead was using a computer in an adjacent office.
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"Being gay was not a part of my life when I played football," says Rohrer, who was raised in a traditional home by his father, Don, the chief lifeguard for L.A., and his mother, Beverly, a school superintendent.
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The place to do that is the shoreline, and this show also includes sculptures of changing cabins, food trucks and a lifeguard chair, with another hermit crab facing a pair of microphones, as if giving a news conference.
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A shark sits trapped at an office desk; scallops chill out on a swing; a plush hermit crab is splayed across an X-shaped table base, while another rests on a lifeguard chair while holding a news conference.
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There, he was experimenting with monkeys and rats when a student suggested that he capitalize on his tropical location and love of the sea (he had been a lifeguard in the Rockaways in Queens) and study dolphins instead.
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County leaders told WFLA they were "in a pinch" and needed to find a sign language interpreter fast, so they turned to Marshall Greene, a lifeguard for the county's marine rescue unit, who had a deaf older brother.
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"Crews from the Hawaii Fire Department and Ocean Safety and Lifeguard Services have been evacuating residents to higher ground via jet skis but were unable to effect rescues in the towns of Hanalei, Wainiha, and Haena," it said.
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The family wants the governor to get involved Nyla Williams, who serves in the military and was stationed in New Mexico at the time of the shooting, said her sister worked as a lifeguard because she loved helping people.
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Presidential candidate and former Vice President Joe Biden has a story he's repeated a few times about a run-in with a gang leader named "Corn Pop" while he worked as a lifeguard at a black pool in 1962.
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Jimmy said he earned $250,230 last summer working at a public pool in Bushwick, Brooklyn, and he hopes to be selected as an ocean lifeguard at Rockaway Beach, Queens, which many young lifeguards covet for its urban "Baywatch" scene.
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He had made up his mind after spending a summer working as an ocean lifeguard in Kitty Hawk, N.C. He completed Aviation Survival Technician A School in December 2014 and is now, at 27, a fully qualified rescue swimmer.
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Other event presents, like Soldier 76's Grillmaster skin, McCree's Lifeguard skin, or even just normal, everyday skins like Lucio's hockey uniforms show that there is an audience for seeing the Overwatch heroes in more ordinary garb, or in relatable situations.
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Misty Daugereaux, a mom of two, said she was nursing her younger son during a trip to the Nessler Park Family Aquatic Center in Texas City with her kids and her nephew, when a lifeguard told her to cover up.
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Baywatch, which hits theaters Friday, stars Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson as Mitch Buchannon — a veteran lifeguard who butts heads with a cocky gold-medal swimmer brought on to help "restore the Baywatch brand" named Matt Brody (played by Zac Efron).
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You can tell from the characters he's been cast to play: from a hunky Baywatch lifeguard, to a Game of Thrones warlord, to a legit underwater superhero in the upcoming Aquaman film that Momoa is a man of great brawn bravado.
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The beachgoer handed the bag over to the lifeguard, who turned it in to the authorities, the official, Vincent Canosa, the chief of the Ocean Rescue division of the Miami Beach Fire Department, said in a report on WSVN's website Monday.
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OHRID, Macedonia (Reuters) - Swimming instructor, lifeguard and adventurer Yane Petkov - Bulgaria's answer to Houdini and Michael Phelps combined - reclaimed on Tuesday the Guinness world record for swimming along with his hands and feet tied while fully wrapped inside a sack.
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BARCELONA, Spain — A year ago, Oscar Camps, a Spaniard, was a lifeguard who traveled with a colleague to the Greek island of Lesbos to see what he could do to help as thousands of Syrian refugees washed up from Turkey.
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Mr. Sullivan, who still works summers as an ocean lifeguard in Long Beach, N.Y., said he tells his less advantaged students that devoting themselves to training and getting a good job is all about saving lives: others and their own.
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This summer he is the head lifeguard at the Surf for All camp for people with disabilities in Atlantic Beach, N.Y. "It gets into your blood," said Mr. Weisenberg, 83, who spent 25 years in the Assembly before retiring in 2014.
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In fact, according to the United States Lifesaving Association, rip currents are responsible for more than 80 percent of lifeguard rescues at beaches with breaking waves: a category that includes beaches along the Great Lakes as well as on the ocean.
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We know that the show will be set during summertime in Hawkins, where Steve (Joe Keery) is working at an ice cream parlor in the new Starcourt Mall and bully Billy (Dacre Montgomery) is a thirst trap lifeguard with his eye on Mrs.
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Assuming there's a lifeguard on duty, Ovechkin will eventually retire as the all-time leader in goals, points, power-play goals and game-winning goals among Russian-born players and will forever be the first Russian-born captain of a Stanley Cup champion.
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"We used to call it the lifeguard mafia," Mr. Grossman said, listing some of the powerful alumni of the beach patrol, including two men who represent Atlantic County in Trenton: Senator Jim Whelan, a Democrat, and Assemblyman Chris A. Brown, a Republican.
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Courtney Schneider, an unpaid intern for Representative Randy Neugebauer, Republican of Texas, saved up money from her job at the Clemson University recreation center pool and now takes weekend shifts as a lifeguard in the Northern Virginia suburb where she grew up.
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Over the years, Rieger's early bleached tees morphed into glow-in-the-dark screenprints, but her unconventional fun-meets-functional lifeguard kit has remained basically the same: water bottles, first aid supplies, inflatable beach balls, glowsticks, and, of course, a plastic whistle.
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She and her family live in Palo Alto — where she has volunteered for her sons' schools and junior lifeguard training, has restored her midcentury modern home with an eye toward historical preservation, and has attended Stanford football and basketball games with her family.
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"An experienced lifeguard knows when to go and when not to go" on a rescue, said Mr. Lambert, one of the oldest active lifeguards — the kind who still dash into the surf to rescue swimmers — at a public beach in the Northeast.
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In the future, the research team plans to test how the recovery methods influence the day-to-day work of a lifeguard, what happens with lactate levels when a second rescue is performed and how other recovery methods can help rescue teams.
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" Mr. Freeley, who also fosters rescue dogs and does pro bono legal work for a local animal rescue, said Storm "grasped the deer by the neck — just the way a lifeguard would put his arm over someone's neck — and dragged him in.
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Our guides, Bruce, an Australian masters swimming coach, and Alice Williams, a British beach lifeguard, explained that we would be divvied up into three teams based on speed and that we'd never be more than a moment or two away from our escorts in boats.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - The mayor of Tel Aviv rushed to help the German travel blogger lift her luggage away from the incoming tide as she made her way into the city's newest beachfront digs — a wooden lifeguard tower refurbished as a pop-up luxury suite.
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When Christine Blasey Ford and Jim Gensheimer each had a son in the Junior Lifeguard program at Seacliff beach south of her Palo Alto, California home, Gensheimer, instead of just watching the boys, would swim out past breaking waves to train for a triathlon.
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How Biden explains his run-in with Corn Pop, a gang leader in Wilmington, Delaware in 1962When telling his story, Biden has said that he worked as the only white lifeguard at the Prices Run swimming pool in Brown-Burton Winchester Park in Wilmington, Delaware.
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The lifeguard schedule for the Olympic events — who gets to be on the stadium pool deck for the premier events (watched by millions around the world on television) and who must work the training pool (which the public does not see) — has not been determined.
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"Lifeguarding at Waimea on an Eddie-sized swell is like being security at a rock concert where the band is actively trying to kill the audience, and we're trying to control the chaos," said lifeguard Jason Bitzer, who was working at Waimea last Wednesday.
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Passing left to Rico de la Vega, a ponytailed pro wrestler, and Abby the Butcher, a pseudonymous fan-turned-friend, Riddle looks and sounds less like a growing indie wrestling superhero, and more like a Southern California lifeguard sparking one up behind the snack bar.
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Thom Browne built a boardwalk complete with lifeguard chairs and striped cabanas, and then subverted the Nantucket clichés of seersucker, picnics, whales and lobsters by adding bondage and the risk of broken ankles to the mix and Michael Kors invented his own MK Beach Club.
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Works on display include video of tidal patterns; canoes made from found materials, like bits of a police barricade; an invitation to map Lower Manhattan with bottles of colored water; and a lifeguard chair built by a collective called Floating Studio for Dark Ecologies.
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And if you should, say, drop it in the shallow waters of a local creek while playing lifeguard to an 80-pound dog terrified of being swept away in 3 feet of water, there's a very good chance it will continue to work afterward.
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Richard "Mouse" Smith, a local NAACP official who has been close with Biden since the 1960s, said Biden has strong ties to Delaware's black community, dating to his days as the only white lifeguard at a city pool and his early legal work as a public defender.
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She was also a lifeguard, swim teacher, dancer, and dance teacher who played the Sugar Plum Fairy in her high school production of The Nutcracker and who was studying criminal justice reform before she died of an overdose in 73, her mother wrote in the memorial.
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To recreate a typical rescue, each lifeguard ran 10 meters (about 11 yards) to the ocean, swam 100 meters with fins to an adult victim who was pretending to be unconscious, towed the victim 100 meters back to shore and pulled the victim onto dry sand.
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The contrast between willful and physical manifestations of myopia, discussed by figures who seem to emerge unannounced from a painting and do not reappear later, is presented as a form of job interview, which ends with the bather asking if the sensory-deprived lifeguard wants the job or not.
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The idea to become a guerilla-style after-hours lifeguard came to Rieger in 2010, the summer two of her friends injured themselves while late night pool-hopping, and out-of-town cops were violently raiding public pools by night when they weren't corralling G20 protesters by day.
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Antonio Patino, a computer-science major who is a lifeguard and plays bass and guitar in his spare time, told the group about riding with his family in their car in 2015 in Lawrenceville, Ga., when a police officer pulled them over, though none of them understood why.
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Trump officials also have been passing around old remarks of Biden telling a story about how children petted the hair on his legs when he was a lifeguard at a swimming pool one summer — another odd moment that Republicans are using to paint a negative picture of Biden.
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The drink played a prominent role in a recent New York Times piece titled "When Bad Drinks Go Good"; writer Robert Simonson says "The Long Island iced tea may be the cocktail that most often inspires quixotic bartenders to don their lifeguard gear," presumably to save it from itself.
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The drone's pilot, a decorated veteran lifeguard for New South Wales, was able to Gert out to the swimmers' position, and drop the pod in a minute or two, which is at least a few minutes less than it would've taken to respond directly with actual flesh and blood lifeguards.
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Though she's not an actual certified lifeguard, as Rieger told me, a Nightlifeguard's job is "keeping the pool cool," which could mean handing a water bottle to a potential heatstroke victim, helping a drunken newbie navigate fence-jumping mechanics, calling out creeps lurking for skinny dippers, or keeping the space clean.
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When we joined the Sigelbaum squad this week for a run on the West Side Highway, the consensus was that Jeffrey, the father whose tenure as a swimmer dates back to his days as a lifeguard in college, would beat his sons in the mile-long swim down the Hudson River.
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For spring 2019, shown Tuesday, legendary designer Karl Lagerfeld made literal waves inside the Grand Palais with a Chanel-by-the-Sea-themed collection complete with real sand, crashing waves, boardwalks, lifeguard stands, and a big, blue sky not unlike the one we've been lucky enough to have in Paris this week.
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They can get married, join a trade union, leave school and work full-time, pay income taxes, earn a minimum wage, leave home without their parents' consent, pilot a glider, captain a boat, be a lifeguard, consent to medical treatment, get a passport, and take college prep exams that most adults would perform poorly on.
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It's not that I wanted the boys yet, sharp clavicles and too-long trunks dripping a trail everywhere they went or even the lifeguard on duty who maybe was looking my way, maybe not, I didn't know, his eyes hidden as they were behind Oakley shades, biceps sculpted by all the rescuing he wasn't doing.
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Elsewhere, Alexandra Daddario plays a lifeguard trainee that you know is sassy because she scoffs "and no fucks were given" when Brody tries to introduce himself, but that you also know will cave to his douchey charms eventually because this isn't the kind of movie that lets an attractive woman get away with not falling for the male lead.
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Once I realized how bad things were for the family (I was 15), I started working 60-hour weeks as a lifeguard every summer and teaching private swim lessons during the school year so that I could pay for everything I needed and lessen the burden on my parents (food, gas and car insurance, clothes, etc).
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This was the scene the other day at one of the popular lifeguard training classes at Grover Cleveland, in Ridgewood, Queens — a high school that may not get the public recognition the city's more prestigious schools enjoy, but that has the distinction of being one of the largest feeders of young lifeguards in New York City.
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To the closing arguments in the trial of his client, Martin Shkreli, the lawyer Benjamin Brafman brought a tale about a wild dog and a wagon, a metaphor about himself as a lifeguard, a Texas accent to mimic an investor, a poster that asked in all caps, "WHERE ARE THESE WITNESSES?" and a bag of Ruffles as a prop.
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A few works, like "IDLER, LEZZER, TOSSPIECE (THE WDW SWING NOSE & SCALLOP VERSION" (2010) — in which a pair of plush toy scallops sit on a swing, wide-eyed and perhaps terrified — and "LACANCAN" (2010), which consists of a blue plush hermit crab sitting (or perhaps stranded) on a lifeguard stand, seem to hint at the current precariousness of sea life.
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There are more than 21 such national hospitality houses operating in Rio during the Games, coming in all vibes and architectural styles, from Denmark House, a chic tent next to a lifeguard station on Ipanema Beach, to Portugal House, which is actually a naval ship moored in the harbor, to the British House, a 230th-century mansion set in ornamental gardens.
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Duncan Bannatyne -- who was one of the sharks on the UK version of "Shark Tank" -- and his wife, Nigora, were enjoying their vacation at Sandy Lane beach in Barbados Thursday when they came upon what looked like a tragedy ... a mother and her 2 young sons near death after being pulled out of the water by an off-duty lifeguard.
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