Bringing state-of-the-art technology to increase aquatic safety, Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation, working in unison with Internal Services and IT Departments, implemented the AngelEye LifeGuard system at Jesse Owens Aquatic Center.  The installation of an advanced analytic system designed to detect swimmers in distress, alert lifeguards, and coordinate the swift action of first responders is a testament to the power of technology being used to increase public safety.  The strategic use of AngelEye increased the vigilance of the County’s highly-trained lifeguard staff and reduced the amount of time needed to respond to potential incidents.  Take a look at how one of the largest counties in the US has integrated AngelEye Technologies.
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Let’s Talk About Cancer | Nathan Adrian & Cecilia Adrian | Ralph Lauren
“The cancer journey has certainly forced me to zoom out a whole lot in determining what is important.†–Nathan Adrian, Olympic swimmer & cancer thriver.
In our 2019 Pink Pony campaign, Nathan Adrian and his mother, Cecilia Adrian discussed Nathan’s recent Testicular cancer diagnosis and how it has forced them both to look at life from a different perspective.
Hear more stories from our campaign: https://rlauren.co/PinkPony2019-Y
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Jacko Struggles With A Difficult Shore Break To Rescue A Kid
Your favourite lifeguards are back!
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Drownings don’t deter swimmers from risking swim through Chattahoochee, leap from 30-foot high rock
Ten people have drowned here since 2012 – all men between ages 18 and 23. So, the National Park Service found a way to try and save lives in the future.
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RBC Super League Triathlon Jersey: Men’s Final
Full replay of the men’s final from the RBC Super League Triathlon Jersey.
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RBC Super League Triathlon Jersey: Women’s Final
Full replay of the women’s final from the RBC Super League Triathlon Jersey.
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Several swimmers rescued from water near Crandon Beach Park in Key Biscayne
Multiple swimmers were pulled from the water off Crandon Park Beach in Key Biscayne.
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Middle school swimming spectators sing ‘Glory to Hong Kong’ protest song
More at http://www.hongkongfp.com – Hong Kong’s only not-for-profit, independent English-language news source.
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Dive in: It’s now free to swim at Corpus Christi city pools
You can now swim at any city pool for free.
The Corpus Christi Parks and Recreation Department eliminated entry fees to municipal pools as part of the city’s $1.1 billion budget for 2020. The budget was adopted by City Council on Sept. 17.
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