Aside from the complex plot of the movie Syriana which turned movie goers into accidental researchers and also sparked a bit of controversy, what troubled me, along with other parents, is the swimming pool accident that killed Bryan Wood's (Matt Damon) son (ooops!... spoiler, sorry).
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Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Swimming Pool Electrocution - How Much Do We Know?
Aside from the complex plot of the movie Syriana which turned movie goers into accidental researchers and also sparked a bit of controversy, what troubled me, along with other parents, is the swimming pool accident that killed Bryan Wood's (Matt Damon) son (ooops!... spoiler, sorry).
Monday, April 4, 2011
Update: Toddler Dies After Swimming Pool Accident
A sad news from The Palm Beach Post headlined Sunday evening about a toddler who accidentally fell into the pool. The boy was taken to Palms West Hospital in Loxahatchee, said Capt. Don DeLucia, spokesman with Palm Beach County Fire Rescue. He was listed in critical condition at 2 hours after the accident but was reported that he passed away Monday morning.
Thursday, March 31, 2011
10 Shocking Swimming Pool Deaths You Might Not Know
You might have heard them on the news or have read them in other horrifying or unusual deaths lists. Some of them are controversial knowing that famous people are involve, some of them remain a mystery and some of them have shocked the music industry, the tech community, the sports fans, the movie lovers and even the politicians.
I would love to include all the shocking swimming pool deaths I have gathered through my research but I've decided to pick the ones that are "sensational" enough to enable me to come up (hopefully) with an interesting list.
Without further adieu, here is the list of 10 shocking swimming pool deaths you might not know, in no particular order.
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Tuesday, March 15, 2011
How to Survive an Earthquake if You're in the Swimming Pool
My sympathy to the victims of the recent Japan earthquake that triggered a devastating tsunami...
Japan has helped many countries that experienced disasters including the U.S. after Hurricane Katrina, now it's time to return the favor. You can donate for Japan and help the victims especially the children experiencing the tough situations.
Upon browsing the web news about the earthquake and the tsunami, I bumped into this video and made me wonder; what if I'm in a pool and an earthquake occurs?
Japan has helped many countries that experienced disasters including the U.S. after Hurricane Katrina, now it's time to return the favor. You can donate for Japan and help the victims especially the children experiencing the tough situations.
Upon browsing the web news about the earthquake and the tsunami, I bumped into this video and made me wonder; what if I'm in a pool and an earthquake occurs?
Thursday, March 10, 2011
The Truth About Pool Covers
According to Child Accident Prevention Jersey (CAPJ), aside from its two public swimming pools, there are about 1,000 outdoor domestic swimming pools in Jersey. Their records show that there’s an average of one child drowning/near drowning in every home pools annually and children aged 5 and under are most at risk.
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Pool Chemicals Accidents - What Went Wrong?
A pool accident in Sumter, SC sent the Headmaster of Wilson Hall, a college preparatory school, to the hospital. No, this is not another case of drowning.
A report from WistTv.com says that Head Master Fred Moulton was preparing his swimming pool for use when the accident happened. According to Assistant Head Master Ed Talley, Moulton was mixing pool chemicals outside his pool Friday afternoon when the chemicals suddenly exploded burning his face and clothes sending him to Augusta Burn Center.
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
How Gender Plays a Big Part on Drowning
Every year, around 140,000 deaths due to drowning around the world are recorded.
Although age is the common factor that contributes drowning, studies reveal that gender plays a big role too.
Although age is the common factor that contributes drowning, studies reveal that gender plays a big role too.
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