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    Flip-Flops Do Not Fit Politicians I am an independent voter‚ but even I can tell flip-flops and politicians do not go well together. As for presidential candidate Mitt Romney‚ one may need to second guess the correlation of the two. Extensive research of the two candidates running for presidency in the 2012 election led me to conclude Mitt Romney cannot be depended on to keep a definitive opinion‚ on how he plans to approach certain issues our nation faces. His character displays indecisiveness

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    about tennis shoes Respected Chair‚ distinguished guests of the day‚ and my dear friends‚ As you all know‚ Tennis is a well known game which has fans all over the world. Like the other components of the game‚ I strongly feel that tennis shoes are also important for the effective performance of a player in the court and there is no doubt that the latest designs and technologies make them really performance oriented. It is essential for the players to wear special shoes designed for tennis because

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    beginning of Reebok can be traced back to as early as the 1890s. A man by the name of Joseph William Foster heard the demands of the athletes who wanted to run faster and developed the first cleated running shoes. By 1895‚ he had formed J.W. Foster and Sons. This company made hand-stitched athletic shoes for a lot of the top athletes during that time. This paved the way for the creation of Reebok International‚ still in England‚ which was founded by two of Joseph Foster’s grandsons. The name "Reebok"

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    With nearly 30 million Americans playing tennistennis has began to grow rapidly in the U.S. With some playing for recreation and some playing competitively‚ they all require something in common-a great shoe. Although many factors contribute to the game of tennisshoes can play a key role in the game. Without the proper shoes‚ a player can severely injure their feet while playing tennis. Some injuries from improper shoes‚ such as turf toe‚ can result in the blackening or complete loss of toenails

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    Badminton vs. Tennis

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    Badminton vs. Tennis Sports are considered to be an extremely important part of our lives today‚ they are essential to our health‚ entertainment and relaxation. Even though some sports are alike in ways‚ many people still prefer to choose one over the other. This is because even though there are some similarities between them‚ they are still completely different when compared properly‚ like in the case of racquet-based sports. Two racket sports that are played worldwide are badminton and tennis. Both

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    Brain Vs Tennis

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    The author of this article basically asserts that whether a person be playing chess or tennis‚ the brain is utilized in a similar manner between aspects that require knowledge and the ones that seemingly don’t. In the article‚ elite athletes are used as examples to show how they easily use just as much brain power as the champion for professional checkers does. In athletics‚ the players need to be able to keep their A game‚ and get in the “zone”; in entering their zones‚ the brain manipulates a part

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    Chapter 3 Petroleum Systems by Leslie B. Magoon and Edward A. Beaumont Leslie B. Magoon Leslie B. Magoon graduated from the University of Oregon in Eugene in 1966 with an M.S. degree in geology. Presently‚ he is a senior research geologist with the U.S. Geological Survey‚ Menlo Park‚ California. Prior to that he was with Shell Oil Company for 8 years as an exploration geologist. Over the last 32 years‚ he has been involved in petroleum geology with emphasis on geochemistry in the Rocky Mountain

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    Tennis Research Paper

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    Tennis by Robin Semal Introduction First of all‚ tennis is a sport known all over the world. That allows you to enjoy entertainment with your friends or whatever and in addition doing some physical exercise. It also improves your coordination a lot. It can be played either at two (called single) or four (called double). As you can guess‚ tennis is a very difficult sport. Especially in three points: physically‚ mentally and technically. The rare goods players excel in these three points. About

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    are used in the sport. In tennis‚ the most common sites for injury are the back from overuse when transferring forces‚ the shoulder from rotator cuff tears‚ the knee from overuse and stress on the patella‚ the leg and ankles from muscle tears‚ and the wrist and elbow due to the overuse of ligaments and tendons. Key ways to prevent these injuries include warming up and cooling down‚ working on flexibility‚ strength training‚ aerobic training‚ and anaerobic training. In tennis‚ the major muscle groups

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    Sports Museums and Halls of Fame Sports museum: “Its collection may contain artefacts‚ documents and relics relating to ordinary mortals as well as the famous or even the infamous” (Redmond‚ 1973:p43) Hall of fame: Are attractions which specifically venerate the famous‚ the gifted or the exceptional. (Gammon‚ 2002) “Sports museums and halls of fame provide a different example of passive sport tourism likely to attract the connoisseur” (Standeven & De Knop‚ 1999:115). Halls of fame and

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