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Wednesday, June 3, 2015

“The ultimate choice.”
Of all the choices you will ever make, one choice supersedes all others-the ultimate choice. This one choice will help you to always make correct decisions. This one choice, The Ultimate Choice, is your keystone to being the best student and person you can possibly be. This one choice will forever affect you for good more than any other choice. THE ULTIMATE CHOICE is:
To be a CTR Person- to always CHOOSE THE RIGHT
Stick to choosing the right, according to Mr.Haymores it is the best we can do which I totally agree.
                                                 

Wednesday, September 3, 2014

“Relentless, Repetitive Self-Talk Is What Changes Our Self Image.”
                                                            Denis Waitley
                                                               
Reflection:

                Why do we care about what people think? What they’re opinion about us is, isn’t important. It’s good to know from time to time but it honestly doesn’t matter! What we think about ourselves is what matters. If we have positive vibes towards one self our self-image would be good! If we think of ourselves in a negative way it won’t take us anywhere. The way we think about ourselves is what keeps us going, it’s our self-image. So think of yourself in good ways! Produce good vibes !
                Ambulance Dispatcher
Duties and Responsibilities:
Ambulance dispatchers work in emergency communication centers. Dispatchers must be available around the clock, so they often have to work evenings, weekends, and holidays. Overtime and long shifts—sometimes 12 hours—are common. The pressure to respond quickly and calmly in alarming situations can be stressful. As an ambulance dispatcher you will answer the 9-1-1 telephone calls and Dispatch Paramedic Ambulances.
Salary:
The median annual wage for ambulance dispatchers was $36,300 in May 2012
Education:
Ambulance dispatchers have a high school diploma. Many states require dispatchers to become certified.
Reflection:
  I wouldn’t like to be an ambulance dispatcher because I’m not an organized person.  With all the pressure and organization needed I would often stress out. Answering the 911 calls seems to have a lot of tension because all those calls are serious. I would have to maintain calm and not get attached to any of the caller’s situation in case of the worse.