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    12B Assessment – Writing Assignment #3 YOU MUST WRITE ABOUT ONE OF THE TOPICS BELOW. YOU MAY CHOOSE WHICHEVER ONE MOST INTERESTS YOU. - Write a multi-paragraph essay supporting your position on your chosen topic. - The essay should be a minimum of 5 paragraphs‚ with an introduction‚ 3 body paragraphs‚ and a conclusion - Be sure to include specific details and examples from your own experiences or readings. As you write‚ remember your essay will be scored based on how well you: develop

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    A year ago today‚ I wrote an essay about what the game of a baseball had taught me and the opportunities the game brought to my life. It was written from the point of view of a kid who was going to college as a student-athlete‚ with aspirations of playing the game professionally. Today however‚ I am writing this essay with a different dream in mind‚ and rather reflecting upon the past‚ I find myself looking towards the future. I dream that I get to go to a school that I love and graduate with a truly

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    Radiological Weapons as Means of Attack Anthony H. Cordesman Radiological weapons are generally felt to be suitable largely for terror‚ political‚ and area denial purposes‚ rather than mass killings. Unlike nuclear weapons‚ they spread radioactive material contaminating personnel‚ equipment‚ facilities‚ and terrain. The radioactive material acts as a toxic chemical to which exposure eventually proves harmful or fatal. Radiation is energy that comes from a source and travels through some material

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    Is High School Talent Really Talent? 50 hits‚ 20 runs‚ no errors‚ and massive absence of integrity: that describes now-a-day baseball. Today’s version of baseball and other sports are tainted by the use of steroids and other muscle gaining agents. In 2001 Barry Bonds hit 73 home runs: a single season record. A mere 5 years later Barry Bonds tested positive for the use of performance enhancing drugs also known as steroids. That is what Americans kids are looking up to and taking after. When a

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    important and needed in order for the whole team to succeed. Although all positions are crucial‚ a pitcher may be the most important in baseball. In terms of skills and abilities‚ the pitcher would be the toughest position to do without on any given day. A strong outfielder could throw the ball over the plate at a high velocity‚ but that solution wouldn’t last long. Pitchers have the greatest influence on the outcome of the game‚ often pitching six or seven innings. A strong pitcher will have an

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    Evolution of Baseball Equipment Baseball is a sport that our nation has loved and enjoyed since the early nineteenth century. I have played baseball for as long as I can remember‚ and the game has become a passion of mine. As I am passionate about the sport‚ I have begun to wonder where the equipment we have today has come from. How did we get to pristine gloves and flawless bats? There a five main pieces of equipment used by a baseball player‚ and all of which today have been modified to

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    The Game of Baseball For as long as I can remember there has always been one thing in my head that I can’t get rid of. As hard as I try to get this object out of my head I always end up falling back to it. This object that defines me is a baseball. Baseball has been part of my life for 15 years now and has helped me become the person that I am today. By starting so young it has made me appreciate this sport much more than I ever thought I would. I have gotten the chance to play past high school and

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    On August 12‚ 1994 professional baseball players went on strike for the eighth time in the sports’ history. Since 1972‚ negotiations between the union and owners over contract terms has led to major economic problems and the absence of a World Series in 1994. All issues were open for debate due to the expiration of the last contract. Until 1968‚ no collective bargaining agreement had ever been reached between the owners and the players (Dolan 11). Collective bargaining is the process by which union

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    Charlotte Speedway‚ ushering a new era of competitive motor racing. Additionally it is home to the NASCAR Hall of Fame‚ Charlotte Motor Speedway and countless racing fans. By choosing the name Engines‚ all Southeastern NASCAR fans can finally have a baseball team to rally behind and call their own. “Engines” is also a nod to the economic engine Charlotte has become through its banking industry. Charlotte‚ home to the nation’s second largest financial institution by assets- Bank of America‚ is

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    and functional residual capacity (FRC) play a very important role to ensure the constancy of alveolar gas tensions. Firstly it is important to understand what the anatomical dead space and FRC actually are. The anatomical dead space refers to the gas in the conducting areas of the respiratory system where air does not come into contact with alveoli. Examples of places in the respiratory system where anatomical dead space is present are the mouth and trachea. The functional residual capacity is the

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