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    everyone is able to use it appropriately though. When Jimmy came to telling his wife about the cancer he referred to his tumor as a baseball‚ in both size and shape. Not only that‚ Jimmy used his humor negatively. “No really. I told her to call me Babe Ruth. Or Roger Maris. Or maybe even Hank Aaron…”(2) This referred to fact that when Hank Aaron was about to

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    When reminiscing to the era in which greats such as Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig played‚ and when men dressed up in suit coats‚ top hats‚ and neck ties when coming to a ball game‚ two distinctive ballparks come to mind. These two ballparks go by the names of Wrigley Field (home of the Chicago Cubs) and Fenway Park

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    We can learn form every character in the bible through their stories. We learned from David that we all have challenges that we must face‚ even giant ones‚ and that God gives us the strength to get through those challenges. The story of Ruth and Naomi shows us that having faith and strong friendships can lead us down the right path. The story of Hosea shows us the steadfast and faithful love that God has for us. From every story‚ we are feed wisdom that are still relevant to this day. The story of

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    baseball. The 1920s is referred to as the Golden Age of Baseball. Millions of spectators would come out to all the games to watch the favorite teams and players who would go down in history as the greatest baseball players of all time like Babe Ruth‚ Ty Cobb‚ and Lou Gehrig. Although baseball was the most known for doing well during the Roaring Twenties‚ other sports like boxing‚ college and professional football‚ and basketball were able to bring out many spectators who would pay money

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    identities were primarily traditionally female‚ these can be: like nurse‚ astronaut or ballerina. 1960 a Barbie doll was made as a fashion editor‚ 1961 a singer‚ 1965 women had more choices in careers and the doll was an astronaut. The Mattel co-founder Ruth handler says in her autobiography “unlike play with mommy-barbie has always represented the fact that women has choices”. Barbie miss astronaut was released in 2010. It is part of the vintage career series. Haneefah Adam is a master graduate from Nigeria

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    The True American Passion Throughout the history of America‚ has always been one thing that all Americans find enjoyable: sporting events. Not only are these events enjoyable‚ but also an important part of our society. Murray Ross explains the importance of sports in his essay “Football Red and Baseball Green” in order to explain why these two sports are such a large part of the American way of life. Ross explains the appeals of two different national pastimes by using the overall structure and

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    parents as well as children in a more positive and marketable manner. No matter how many revision’s Barbie goes through‚ it is clear to see that the plastic doll still has sex appeal. Barbie was the creation of a Jewish-Polish immigrant named Ruth Handler. Handler and her husband‚ Elliot‚ are the co-founders of Mattel‚ the manufacturer of Barbie. A large producer of toys‚ Mattel‚ has become a household name. Barbie was introduced to the American public in 1958 and is named after Handler’s own

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    ranging from a teacher to an astronaut‚ and an endless wardrobe with all the accessories. But a close examination of Barbie may reveal that she does not have everything. Mattel’s Barbie doll has enjoyed a long and profitable history. Invented by Ruth Handler‚ the first Barbie was marketed in 1959. This simple Barbie‚ named after Ruth’s daughter‚ wore only a black and white swimsuit and sold only for three dollars (“The Pros and Cons”). Today‚ Barbie is the best selling fashion doll around the world

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    In A Barbie World Life’s... In order for a product to be recognised as a “Popular-Culture” they must have four distinguishing characteristics. They are; firstly: being associated with commercial products; second: developing from a local‚ to a national‚ to a global level; thirdly: allowing consumers to have widespread access to it and lastly: constantly changing and evolving. All of which Barbie has shown throughout the years. These changes have been proceeding as with the procession of technology

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    he played two seasons. When he retired at the end of 1928‚ he had played in 3‚033 professional games‚ more than anyone else on record. When the first balloting for the Baseball Hall of Fame took place in 1936‚ Ty Cobb received more votes than Babe Ruth. Ty Cobb was the first plaque to be placed in the gallery of baseball immortals at Cooperstown‚ New York. He retired with 4‚191 major league hits. As a memorial to his parents‚ Ty donated $100‚000 in 1948 for the erection of a modern hospital in his

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