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    Definitional Argument

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    Tori King Mrs. Hawkins Dual Credit English IV 27 March 2013 Race Car Drivers: True Athletes? Most race car drivers are known to participate in the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing‚ NASCAR‚ which are racing series. I have known a "true" athlete to be a person who attends a practice‚ works at said practice‚ arrives at a competition‚ competes at said competition and makes an income. There have been several debates and arguments about whether race car drivers can be dubbed "true

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    Birth Of NASCAR

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    “The Birth of NASCAR” Founded over 50 years ago‚ NASCAR‚ a popular southern racing tradition‚ has become one of the largest spectator sports in the world. Along with racing came an American marketing revolution. Why would one make that claim? Just watch a race‚ each car is illustrated with logos and marketing slogans of Fortune 500 companies. How did NASCAR emerge? Escaping from the great depression mechanic William France Sr. moved to Daytona Beach from Washington D.C. There France participated

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    as nothing more than simply an expensive hobby. However‚ in actuality it is far more than just that. The horse industry has an enormous impact on the United States economy and covers a vast horizon of different areas. From top-notch Thoroughbred racing to the simplicity of a backyard companion horse‚ the industry provides about 460‚000 full-time equivalent jobs and has a direct economic effect on the United States of about 39 billion dollars annually. After taking into account the money multiplier

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    September 2013 Inspirational Find As I went about my day I never thought I would see anything other than dirt and shovels. Who would have thought while planting flowers you could find history? While I was shoveling away I hit something that didn’t feel like dirt. As I looked closer‚ I saw something that was tan. I carefully crouched down and started digging with my hands to loosen the dirt around what came to be a pot and animal hide. I was so intrigued that I kept digging carefully but quickly

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    the antics of the trucks and their drivers. Monster trucks are used for entertainment purposes and typically involve the truck crushing smaller vehicles beneath its extra-large tires. The events usually features pairs of drivers racing around obstacle tracks‚ but can also include a “freestyle” event that tests the driver’s creativity in the mobility of their vehicle. The history of the monster truck starts in the 1970 for competition in mud bogging and truck pulling (Chavis‚ n.d.‚ ¶ 2). Today’s

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    Gaming in Kentucky

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    far‚ has been unable to get lawmakers to pass legislation. The closest he came was in 2009‚ whan a divided House approved a bill that would have allowed horse tracks to brin in slot machines. However‚ the Senate refused to go along and the bill died. Governor Beshear now believes that a bill that does not restrict gaming to race tracks is the best solution. He believes a bill with no restrictions is the fairest and the only way to get it through the house. Proponents of gaming mainly speak

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    An Athlete’s Home Home is where the heart is. If this is true then‚ my heart belongs to a special place. Not just any place‚ but a place where the chalk line connects the grass to the dirt‚ where three bases signify my safety‚ and a green fence is my brick wall. When I pull around the corner my view fist goes to the baseball field not the softball field‚ but that’s what makes it so unique and special in its own way. It’s sort of like a home‚ with a fence for a wall and trees for the roof. Different

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    by GameForge A Conceptual Game Design Document Game Analysis Overview Charged! is a racing game pitting a single human-controlled car against the AI. Each car will be miniature‚ akin to remote-controlled (RC) cars. The first car to navigate the obstacles of the world and complete the required number of laps wins! Charged! will be developed for the PC platform. The details in this document are a brief overview of what the game will be capable of delivering. Certain aspects may change depending

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    favorite drivers‚ presenting racing drivers in a way that both casual and royal fans can connect‚ relate and develop special bonds. NASCAR drivers are known as “media savvy‚ fan friendly marketing machines.” Willingness

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    want to stay on the oval market even though NASCAR has the entire oval track racing covered. They have to keep a divers track layout which will keep the racing exciting. 2: What are IndyCar’s greatest strengths? Which weaknesses would you recommend IndyCar attempt to convert into strengths? How might these weaknesses be converted? IndyCar has seen growth year over year since they have merged the CART and IRL series racing into one league. They have strong sponsors that appear will want to resign

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