Emerald Bay Lifeguard

In the short story Lifeguard, Barbara Scott delineates Chris as a lifeguard at the Bridgeland Community Swimming Pool. A boy named Mike saw Chris dive, from thenceforth he venerated him, Mike made impressing Chris his number one precedence. Be that as it may, Chris was not so affable, one particular instance where this was manifest would be when Chris had completely gone off on Mike, denigrating and insulting him. Mike had not shown up at the pool for a while after that; this led to Chris believing that he was the cause of him not showing up. However, that was not the case at all Mike had in fact been in a car accident with his parents on the way to visit his relatives in Saskatchewan. This unfortunate event caused Mike’s mother to die immediately, his father to die a couple of days after that, and Mike to fall into this state of paralysis which had severe effects on his mental and physical state after the accident. Albeit this event was greatly grieved and sorrowful it essentially created a forgiving and protective custodianship between the two characters. For there were many instances throughout this short story where I was able to make connections to my identity personally and other outside correlations. To be exact, I will give an articulate analysis towards the quote “I start to walk away. But he’s a persistent guy and you’ve got to admit he doesn't take an insult.” and the impact it has on me personally. Secondly, I will connect the quote “Like I promised, I watch him, every day,...” to a youth audience fictional literature piece. Finally, I will express my thoughts on the statement “Leave me alone, you little geek. Just clear off and leave me alone!” towards teenage attitudes and society today.

Lots of music, fast cuts, fantastic cinematography and superb sets and costumes make it the lively tale it was meant to be. These features also make the film somewhat cartoon-like with a lot of heightened realism. Don't expect to see British people prancing around in tights when you rent this one. Luhrmann creates a world where gun-toting youths sport Hawaiian shirts and beachfront brawls are an everyday event.

I started lifeguarding because it was a natural transition from being a year round competitive swimmer since I was nine years old. I thought it would be a great full time summer job my sophomore year being that most people under the age of 16 find it challenging to get a part time job.

My final rating of the movie is three out of five stars because the sound effects were pretty good. The camera movements were good. The fight scenes were realistic and the characters didn’t fit their description but played their part

In conclusion, this movie is wonderful in how all the actor and actoress with the director and playwright came together to create a real life event with comedy, gossip, and friendship. I rate this movie 4.5 stars out of 5 because of how much jump cut is created throughout the movie get you lost for a moment until you hear or actual see the specific holiday. For example, they create a strong symbol with the title Steel Magnolias because all the girls are delicate and beauty but also them being tough and strong with her emotions throughout the movie. I recommend this movie to anyone who wants to know the true meaning of friends with fun, happy, and sad times because it just feels like it could happen to

Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed the movie, however, I did have some small issues with the film. The movie was entertaining with a fun plot line and quality

The world is full of heroes. The brave men and women who serve in the armed forces protect the United States of America. Local police help ensure safety in cities and towns. Firefighters save lives daily. Doctors perform life-saving surgeries. Heroes are found everywhere. Although some people seem to forget, lifeguards are heroes too. I recently sent in an application to be a lifeguard at the pool on campus. I was discussing hours with a classmate who is currently employed, and he told me that the hours were long, but often a shift would pass without a single swimmer entering the water. Another classmate interjected saying “You can do your homework while you work.” Lifeguarding is not the easy task portrayed in movies. Guards do not suntan and talk to girls for the duration of their shift. Rather, a lifeguard’s duty is in the name: guarding the lives of patrons. The work of these heroes is often gone unpraised. The job is disregarded as an easy way for teenagers to make money, instead of the true challenge it offers to the employees. The process of becoming a lifeguard requires more than blowing a whistle. It is a commitment involving intricate knowledge acquired through training and experience. Lifeguarding is a serious commitment.

I think the idea of making sharkwater was very good because it was a hit all over the world and a lot of countries banned shark finning and it helped sharks a lot, and I think without the movie sharkwater there will be not as many sharks as there is now. The movie talked a lot about the shark stereotypes that the media say like terrifying sea monsters ...ect. In fact Rob Stewart showed us that we can swim with them in peace and touch them. The movie video was in high definition so that was great. I really liked Paul Watson because he is really into the green peace that he will give his life to it. In general I will give this movie a 8/10.

The acting was really good which resulted in the movie looking more real than fake. The movie also taught me a very good lesson which is to always stay out of trouble and avoid getting hurt. I also learned that in some cases, you might need to do things on your own, but sometimes it doesn't hurt to ask for help. I learned this lesson because I did see Stacy suffering through the pain while she was taking a shower and it appears to be that she might be too scared to tell anyone about how Bobby is mistreating her because she might fear that Bobby will hurt her. This movie showed its audience an example of a real life situation that many teenagers and college students face and it gives us a clearer image as to how we should handle our abusive relationships just as how Stacy’s friends try to do so. Overall, I congratulate the company this movie is coming from because it’s a movie everyone should

I won't give too much away so if you want watch it if you don't then don't I don't care, but I would watch it if I were you. I give it 5 stars out of 5 because it is a truly an amazing movie, and I would like to leave with a few wise words "if it ain't broke brake

Mazzello (The Pacific), having based the film on his own brother's disappoint of not reaching the major leagues, as I said early, isn't perfect. The film jumps in and out of rhythm, almost like he didn't want to edit anything. Event with that, though, the cast and characters are likable enough to keep you interested. The film is at it's best during the scenes focusing on the camaraderie or lack of inside the 12 man unit. Some might say the characters are bit stereotypical, but from my experience of cover sports, (yah this nerd use to do that), and being around athletics, I'd say I've met a lot of these guys before.

‘‘The Lifeguard’’ by Mary Morris is a short story that focusses on change over time. A lifeguard accustomed to be the lord of all he surveys and with a big self-esteem, has a rude awakening when he proves deficient in the first aid needed to save a toddler, Becky, on the beach. The author demonstrates that we realise what we have only when a shattering event occurs. Trough characterization, foreshadowing and symbolism, Morris infers that once we realise what we have, it’s too late.

I believe that this action packed blockbuster that gave Leonardo DiCaprio an Oscar is boring. I believe this not because it has a poor scenery or bad acting, the acting is phenomenal and the scenery and special effects are very detailed and

The Yellowtail Marine, Inc. case combines corporate and industry data with an "in-basket" exercise. It focuses attention on the difficulties of Robyn Gilcrist – the newly appointed President – to efficiently managing the company’s daily operations while at the same time developing a corporate strategy. Robyn Gilcrist has taken over as CEO a few days after the death of Olaf Gunerson, Yellowtail’s founder and former owner. Therefore, there was no proper hand-over for Gilcrist.

Hiss vehemently denied these claims,saying that he had “never been a communist”, but then was eventually found guilty. At this point, he had gone too long without being charged and could not be charged with espionage, his original charge, but he was found to be lying under oath. He was charged with perjury, and served 44 months in jail.