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    Curling and Team

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    Curling is a precision team sport similar to bowls or bocce‚ played on a rectangular sheet of prepared ice by two teams of four players each‚ using heavy polished granite stones which players slide down the ice towards a target area called the house. Points are scored for the number of stones that a team has closer to the centre of the target than the closest of the other team’s stones. The game is thought to have been invented in late medieval Scotland‚ with the first written reference to a contest

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    Violence in Sports

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    Violence in Sports Brian Thompson American Military University SPMT601 Pamela J. Wojnar Abstract Sports and violence are complimentary to one another. In some sports‚ violence is merely a byproduct of the competition. In other sports violence is expected. Certain sports require a predisposition toward violence to be successful while others encourage an over-conformity to the norm with regard to violence. The more violent the athlete plays‚ the better for him and his team. Violent behavior

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    Commercialization of sports Commercialization is an engine driving the sport industry. Over the years‚ the concept of sports has been gradually transformed from “playing for the love of the game” to “playing for the maximum profitability.” Nearly every decision related to professional sports has been influenced by economic factors. It is fair to say that commercialism in sports became so prevalent that younger generations are able to look past frequent commercial breaks‚ promotional materials

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    your teacher‚ we were able to collab with our fellow peers. I really enjoyed sitting in a circle and having a conversation with my friends as if we were a god. The idea of how we had to portray the role of a god or goddess was very fun. I enjoyed playing Calypso very much. At first‚ I was nervous because I did not think I was going to enjoy LARPing because it seemed like a lot of work. During my conversation with the fellow gods‚ I do not think we talked as much as we should. The first group that

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    THE EFFECTS OF PLAYING ONLINE GAMES AND USING INTERNET TO TEENAGERS AND YOUNG ADULTS NOWADAYS A Term Paper presented to the English Faculty of the College of Business Education and Administration‚ New Era University In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Bachelor of Science Business Administration By: Gemmie F. Juachon Novelyn M. Plan Charisse Gail M. Ponte Fhelnan V. Gallano March 2009 ACKNOWLEDGMENT The researchers express their sincerest gratitude

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    The bystander effect occurs because there is a lack of social queues for action among strangers. I do feel people feel people are more inclined to divert attention away from themselves in the general public. Said plainly; it is awkward to be in that position. I think most people genuinely believe they would "do the right thing" and are likely to be a proactive citizen in a bystander group. But when the moment comes‚ it really does take a confident and swift thinking individual to rise to the occasion

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    Psychology in Sports

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    approximately 20 Sport Psychology Consultants there working with athletes. It has also been noted that 1/3 of the golfers on the major tours work with a Sports Psychologist or Consultant. Slowly but surely athletes‚ teams‚ coaches and managers are not only saying that they feel sports is mental‚ but also they are doing something about it. They are hiring Sports Psychologists‚ reading books‚ and devoting time to team building and mental training. In sports‚ so many things are left to chance. Sports are predictably

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    Money in Sports

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    IS money ruining sports    Money has always been involved in sports since the early ages. In today’s context due to the wrong use of money the prestige of sports has been declining. Cases such as match fixing‚ betting‚ corruption can sometimes be seen in the headline of newspapers and magazines. It is an inevitable fact that these cases is spoiling the reputation of sports. However‚ money is also helping find and encourage sportsperson and fans too. Corruption and bribery is some of the activities

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    In the current scenario analysis‚ playing electronic virtual games become a popular daily activity in human life. No matter is mobile based or even computer games‚ each of them having a standard popularity from all range of age group? Surprisingly‚ even children less than 5 years old able to control and use a smart device like IPad. This may due to the influence of their parents‚ for example‚ parents might play the alphabet song using IPad and leave it to the children while they continue with their

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    Economics of Sport

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    Clubs and Franchises and League Structures Introduction In the literature related to sports economics there is a strong debate regarding the objectives of clubs and franchise owners and their implications on league regulations. As Sandy et al (2004) state‚ ‘there is a conflict between the interest of the league in having most teams win half of the games to maximise competitiveness and those of the individual teams which maximize income through winning as many games as possible’ (2004:158). Models

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