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    running record

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    Running Record Time : 9:40 - 9:45 am Date: 6/5/2014 Name : X Place: Kiwi Care /Sandpit X is playing in the sandpit. He is trying to make some holes in the cake he has made of the sand. He is now trying to level the sand . He now flipped the plate and stamped on it. Now he is again putting some sand on the plate and is trying to cut the cake using the spade. Threw the spade and picked up a digger and started to dig some

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    Running Injuries

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    What Can You Do To Prevent Running Injuries Injuries got while running tends to occur when we don’t worry about ourselves‚ It is obvious that as runners there is no immunity for any form of injury but could be avoided or properly managed. You see‚ while trying to understand the things to do to prevent running injuries‚ it is quite necessary to know and understand the common running injuries before preventing it. Here are few common running injuries we are going to take a quick look at; Achilles

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    Marathon Running

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    entertain the thought of running 26 miles and competing in a marathon. Running is both a simple and complex sport. Runners come in all shapes and sizes. I have seen 300-pound men and women at the start of a race and in contrast the chiseled muscles of the elite runners. The reasons for running are as various as the runners themselves. Some run for weight lose‚ mental or physical health‚ competition‚ and charity. There are many physical health benefits for running; “Human bodies burn about

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    Always Running

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    Always Running In the novel “Always Running”‚ by Luis R. Rodriguez‚ the author is the main character. He explains his life story to show others how he overcame many challenges that brought him down. Over all‚ the author achieves his purpose to reach out to his audience on an emotional level. I think he does a great job in emotionally touching his audience. The novel begins with Rodriguez dedication his story to all adolescents that were once in his place. Rodriguez finds himself lost at one point

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    Running a Starbucks

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    Running a Starbucks Sarabeth J. Techau MGT 330 Prof. Sherry Phelan October 15‚ 2012 Running a Starbucks There are many responsibilities when running a Starbucks. There are the customers that come first and the employees that serve them. One must divide duties and responsibilities between employees. The company needs an effective leadership structure to manage their employees. To become successful there must also be contingency plans for potential issues. A manager of a Starbucks franchise

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    The Running Man

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    English: The Running Man by Michael Gerard Bauer. Topic: Is there good and bad in all of us in relation to the novel The Running Man? Michael Gerard Bauer’s novel The Running Man is about a boy named Joseph and how becomes close to Tom Leyton‚ a Vietnam Veteran suffering from PTSD after he is asked by Tom’s sister to draw a portrait of him for a school project. There are many characters in this novel that have both good and bad aspects to them. For example‚ Mrs Mossop sees her meddling in other’s

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    Barefoot Running

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    vs. Shod Running By: Scott Schmitt Table of Contents I. Introduction…………………………………………………………….. Page 1 II. Shod Running……………………………………………………………Page 2 III. Minimalist Running……………………………………………………..Page 5 IV. Barefoot Running………………………………………………………..Page 8 V. Conclusion……………………………………………………………...Page 10 Introduction The number of long distance runningcross country‚ and track

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    Running Fence

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    Running Fence The project “Running Fence” created by Christo and Jean-Claude was a piece of art that has an unlimited appreciation of love and limitless aspects. In no point in the making was this piece of art was created to harm or destroy anyone’s property. This project faced community’s disapproval‚ rage‚ and doubt for about forty five that the project was being completed. The Running Fence project is bigger than itself and leaves behind a long lasting journey. The eighteen feet high fenced

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    Marathon Running

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    * ARTICLE 1 :- * THE CHEMISTRY OF MARATHON RUNNING Anaerobic Stage When we breath‚ our body combines the oxygen with fuel to produce energy‚ the source of fuel are food nutrients such as; protein‚ fat‚ carbohydrates‚ i.e. starch and sugar. The body’s most preferrred fuel for exercises‚ e .g. marathon running are; glucose and fat. This process breaks down glucose into lactic acid C3 O6 H3 and energy as follows: C5 H12 O6 2C3 H6 O3 + energy Anaerobic respiration is a stage of cellular

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    Barefoot Running

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    Footwear‚ accepted and denied Running for sport and recreation are perhaps as unique as the enthusiasts who first roused the market. Today‚ that market (running shoes) is changing. While the 21st century has propelled us into an “age of hyper-engineered performance gear and space-age wicking fabrics;” barefoot running has reinvented the marketplace‚ while simultaneously inspiring the new generation (Sprinkle 2004). The idea that running barefoot can be beneficial is a relatively liberal idea

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