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    A Bad Habbit

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    is a long time dangerous bad habit because it can cause lung problems and even cancer. For instance‚ Luis‚ a friend of my father‚ has been smoking for over thirty years‚ and he is not planning to stop. Two weeks ago we were playing racquetball in a YMCA gym‚ and I noticed that after ten minutes of running around‚ he could not breathe well. A cause of that fast fatigue and breathing problem is too much smoke in his lungs. Another symptom of the smoking working on his system is his fast skin deterioration

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    between local and overseas is totally different. In 1904‚ the first large-scale bodybuilding competition held at Madison Square in New York. In 1944‚ the first bodybuilding competition named Shanghai men’s bodybuilding competition held in Shanghai YMCA auditorium. It is the first bodybuilding competition held in China. It shows that the history of overseas bodybuilding competition is more longer than local’s. Overseas bodybuilding competition divided as two types‚ professional and amateur level

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    1906 he became the first black president of Morehouse college (which was the same that Martin Luther King Jr. was born.) he also 23 years later became first African American president of Atlanta University. Was part of the Niagara movement‚ The NAACP‚ YMCA‚ and Colored Men’s Department. He also went to Brown University in providence‚ Rhode Island. Hope taught at a small liberal arts school in the outskirts of Nashville‚ Tennessee. Hope married Lugenia burns in 1897.Moved to Atlanta and taught at Atlanta

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    Benjamin Mays Benjamin Elijah Mays was a distinguished African American minister‚ educator‚ scholar‚ and social activist. Mays was born on August 1st‚ 1894 in a rural area outside Ninety-Six‚ South Carolina. He was the youngest of eight children born to the tenant farmers and former slaves‚ Louvenia Carter and Hezekiah Mays. An ongoing occurrence in Mays’s boyhood and early adulthood was his dedication for education against overwhelming odds. As Mays’s grew older‚ and after stumbling quite a bit

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    Adrian D. Horstead‚ Sr. 1217 Belcourt Parkway Hurlburt Field‚ FL 32544 Cell: (770) 686-0425 adhorste@samford.edu OBJECTIVE: To attain a long term position with a stable growing company. EDUCATION: Bachelors of Science Degree in Business Administration Samford University‚ Birmingham‚ AL Major: Management (Graduated May of 2004) Fall 2004 Marketing Internship Samford University Athletics‚ Birmingham‚ AL * Planning and execution of pre-game activities

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    Norman Bowker is just a microcosm of the 22 veterans that commit suicide every day. Like the rest‚ Norman Bowker just couldn’t win the fight against the post traumatic stress he had gotten from his time in war‚ and ultimately he hanged himself in a YMCA in his hometown in Iowa. In a letter O’brien received from Bowker before his death in which he “described the problem of finding a meaningful use for his life after the war” (149). This represents the harshness about the nature of war and how people

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    Black Hair Analysis

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    According to Ayana D. Byrd and Lori L. Tharps book‚ Black hair‚ what motivated African Americans to attempt to straighten their hair stems from their desire to “emulate European standards of beauty‚ dress‚ and behavior” (26). This was because their importance were not their education and training‚ but the way they presented themselves that mattered to society. Due to this‚ businesses started exploited their eagerness to counter the main stream stigma- even black entrepreneurs. In the early 1900s

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    Social Welfare/ Roosevelt

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    Protecting Social Welfare 1. The Social Gospel and settlement house movements in the late 1800s aimed to help the poor through community centers‚ churches and social services. 2. The Young Man’s Christian Association (YMCA) opened libraries‚ sponsored classes and built handball courts as well as swimming pools. 3. The Salvation Army fed the less fortunate in soup kitchens‚ cared for children in nurseries‚ and set “slum brigades” to instruct poor immigrants in middle-class values of hard

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    which they are operating. Supervisors and employees fear the performance appraisal because even a "good" rating can come across as "mediocre" to employees‚ especially with terms like "meets expectations‚" "satisfactory performance" or "average (1)." At YMCA the leaders increased the coaching their managers on performance reviews and on how to give consistent feedback throughout the year (1). No matter what your job is consistent feedback will let employees know how they are performing and let them know

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    James Cannon James Cannon was born in 1864 and grew up to be a well-educated man; he got degrees from Randolf-Macon College and Princeton University. From about 1904 to 1918‚ Cannon was the editor of the Baltimore and Richmond Christian Advocate‚ a Virginia Conference Newspaper‚ where he inserted passionate ideas of the Methodist cause of Prohibition. Beginning in 1901‚ James Cannon became a large part of the Anti-Saloon League; he started out on the executive committee‚ moved on to president‚ and

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