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    Sports Day Speech by Chairman Ian Henney 2013 Honorable guest of honors‚ ministers‚ parents‚ friends‚ and students‚ l would like to welcome you to Borrowdale Brooke Academy Sports day. School sports day is a red letter day on the calendar. It is a day when students are freed from their classrooms to jump and run around‚ freed from the fetters of learning. It is a day for mothers to wear their summary best and fathers to cheer on their sons. It’s a day when children who may struggle with academic

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    "Famous athletes nowadays are more like entertainers than professionals. Usually they are not just dedicated to achieve sports goals. If an athlete can call the attention of the public‚ she/he would worth more for managers. If the role of athletes in society wasn’t to entertain‚ there would be any millionaire athlete. Being the best athlete to me isn’t being the highest paid player or even the greatest but the greatest athlete to me is being able to look your teammates in the eyes at the end of

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    Week Three: The Evolution of Organized Crime and the Drug Business | | Details | Due | Points | Objectives | 1 2.1 Analyze the social disorganization in mid-19th-century America that created the climate for certain types of organized crime. 2.2 Explain the evolution of organized crime. 2.3 Describe the history‚ structure‚ and multinational operating methods of the drug business. 2.4 Analyze the relationship between organized crime‚ Prohibition‚ and early drug

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    Peer pressure is the phenomenon wherein we tend to get influenced by the lifestyles and the ways of thinking of our peers. The thoughts‚ behavior and tastes of fashion‚ music‚ television and other walks of life of the masses are often seen having a deep impact on the living of the society. The changing ways of life of our peers often force us to change our ways of looking at life and leading it. Peer Pressure can help us analyze our self and contemplate on our ways of life. Some of the practices

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    Two completely different things. Well‚ they’re actually not as different as you think. You might not believe it yet‚ but video games and sports have a lot more in common that you think. After reading this‚ you might even want to change how you look at video games. So here are some reasons why video games should be considered a sport. Much like traditional sports‚ video games encourage teamwork. In eSports‚ people work in teams and play tournaments against other teams on online video games. Most

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    Why Sports Cars are Dangerous Have you ever dreamed of owning a new fancy sports car? Although some sports cars can be very fast‚ sports cars can lose control if they are going too fast and are not handled correctly. Some sports cars can have the steering wheel on the opposite side of the car. Sports cars can be very low to the ground‚ and if the driver has not had experienced driving or has not been taught correctly‚ it could lead to a severe accident. Sports cars are very dangerous. Sports cars

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    Sportsmanship? Sportsmanship (conduct as fairness‚ respect for one’s opponent‚ and graciousness in winning or losing‚ becoming to one participating in a sport) is that many seek out to find their own definition. Is it making sure you wish your opponent a good game? Maybe it is even applauding an opponent for their achievements. Is it truly as simple as treating you opponent as a person and not a terrorist. I believe sportsmanship should show respect for your opponent‚ you love for the game and

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    Contents Did you stick to your plan? 2 Why were the changes beneficial? 2 Getting help from people 2 Step 1 Developing ideas 2 Step 2 Choosing a design 2 Step 3 Creating the product 3 Organisation 3 Communication 3 Collaboration 3 Information literacy 3 Reflection 3 Conceptual understanding. 4 Places that need safety on campus? 4   Questions Did you stick to your plan? I did not stick too many of my plans because I was a bit too ambitious. Some of my plans were not being able to be reached so although

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    church do with sport or recreational ministry is something that is often asked. As discussed in previous papers‚ the use for sports ministry is so vast. The use for sports ministry is not just for those who are in church‚ but also those who not Christian’s as well. As Tim Briggs in the article‚ “What is the Gospel-Centered Sports Ministry Movement?‚” Just as the gospel is not just for the nonbeliever‚ the same applies to the sports ministry. Just as Jesus is for everyone‚ so is sports‚ as long as the

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    Gentrification is not Beneficial to Established Residents Growing up in East Austin‚ one would be accustomed to seeing rundown neighborhoods inhabited mostly by African American and Hispanic working-class families. In the past few years though‚ the view has drastically changed. Now brightly colored two-story homes housing affluent Caucasian families occupy the once dilapidated areas. The previously desolated lots are now the future sites of lofts and condominiums. The recent changes in East Austin

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