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Upon viewing several rows filled with young Korean-American women, Lee urged them to sign up for one-on-one lessons in “CPR and chest compression.” Lee’s raunchy brand of humor, which he said could make Margaret Cho blush, was one of the highlights of the evening, according to some audience members...
...responds to defibrillation, and they're smart enough not to deliver a shock unless they find the right signal, thus preventing accidental discharge. Although untrained passersby have successfully used AEDs, the ideal user is someone who has undergone a four-hour training course on how to give cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and operate an AED. CPR by itself does not usually revive someone in cardiac arrest, but it can keep a person alive for the critical extra few moments needed to locate and hook...
...square foot spread harkens back to a gentler, calmer time when it was built in 1835. But when Gov. James McGreevey asked the state's Democratic Senators, Robert Torricelli and John Corzine, to the stately manor last Sunday night it wasn't for high tea. It was political CPR...
...technical theatre work, he says, but then got burned out by mid-fall of sophomore year. He worked as an EMT his first year at Harvard, and has also been heavily involved in the Harvard-Radcliffe Friends of the American Red Cross, an organization which does CPR and First Aid instruction, food pantry volunteering and disaster services. He also served as president of the group...
...continental United States at this time." Those jitters and the fact that such crucial cast members as PAMELA ANDERSON, front, hadn't signed on yet meant the production wasn't under way by Thursday, when Fox shuttered its TV-movie division for financial reasons. Sorry, Mitch, no amount of CPR can save the reunion...