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    My name is HTU. I went to health social science in last year at Croftholmen high school. Now I am studying to health services course second year at Skogmo high school. This school year is very important for me because I will choose pharmacy technician course and will become a pharmacy technician after end of the school. After third year of this education‚ there is also opportunity to take a year more extension if I want to continue studying in college or university. During this school times I experience

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    Corporate Communications Professor Florez Research Paper October 8‚ 2014 Harris-Stowe State University On August 9th‚ 2014‚ the shooting of Michael Brown occurred in Ferguson‚ Missouri. Summer vacation had just begun and I traveled back to California to visit my family for the summer and as I’m sitting at the dinner table having dinner with my family the news comes on that a shooting had occur of a young man. At first I just thought it was another gang violence shooting

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    CATCHERS OF MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL The catcher‚ the most physically demanding position on the baseball diamond‚ and the most knowledgeable player on the field have gone through changes. Through the long history of the American past-time of baseball‚ the catcher has seen their equipment up-date to meet the challenging force of a pitcher and the battle against a hardball gaining velocity off the wooden bat while only a couple feet off the plate. The catcher has developed as a weak-offensive threat

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    rendered by the Articles of Confederation was the impetus its shortcomings gave to those who favored a strong central government." After the Declaration of Independence‚ there was a sense among Congressman that they wanted a written document creating a government justifying the existence of the United States. The delegates of the Second Continental Congress were attempting to codify arrangements that had never before put into legal terminology. As a result‚ in late 1777‚ the Articles of Confederation

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    What is it The Baseball Color Line (also known as the color barrier) was an unwritten rule that did not allow African Americans to play Major League Baseball in the states from 1884 until 1946. Owners forced African Americans out of the game. It applied to dark skinned who were of Latin descent‚ as well as blacks. There was also a gentleman’s agreement made to keep out certain races by owners. Some leagues did not spell it out in their policies about keeping out blacks‚ but some of the older ones

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    Baseball is a game of skill that requires two teams consisting of nine players; a field‚ and equipment‚ such as gloves‚ bats and baseballs. To start‚ you will need nine willing players per team to participate. One team plays defence in the field ‚ while the other plays offense at bat. The pitcher throws the baseball to the catcher with a offensive hitter in the batter’s box trying to hit the pitched ball. Next‚ the umpire is the official that calls balls and strikes. A strike is a pitch thrown by

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    in shape without playing baseball. I realized that my joy and fun is more important than being a complete nerd. I should be able to let off my steam by playing baseball. At the end of the day‚ I ended up telling my parents that I wanted to continue playing baseball. All of this thinking made me realize that thinking before acting will usually end up in happy and good decision. Without all of this thought‚ I might of quit baseball‚ and been an introvert. Playing baseball really helps me let off some

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    The Abominable Baseball Bat In the poem "The Abominable Baseball Bat‚" by X.J. Kennedy‚ a batter swings and misses the ball and strike three is called. The bat is changed into a vampire showing that the anger the batter is feeling towards striking out is caused by the vampire sucking the life out of the batter. Now every time the batter goes up to bat he can still feel the vampire’s bite and so he looks to walk instead of swing at the ball. The batter in this poem seems to be in a hitting

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    going to sticky hot summer afternoons and nights‚ watching baseball games. I have been playing baseball for as long as I can remember. Always playing games‚ then sticking around to watch the “big boys” play and admire their pure talent and optimism of the game. I was fortunate enough that my father was the coach for Tee Ball and 8u baseball. I was able to start playing at the age of five with the older kids. I knew from the moment 8u baseball started that I loved the game‚ even if I got distracted and

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    Jackie Robinson is one of the most well known people in baseball. Without Jackie Robinson blacks might not have played baseball until later in time. Jackie Robinson was one of the most courageous people of his time for being a pioneer despite the odds. In Jackie Robinson’s time‚ African Americans were not just segregated in sports‚ they were segregated in life. For example‚ African Americans went to different schools than whites; they were not allowed to sit in the front of public transportation

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