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    realize now that it is not so black and white, and it frankly need not matter whether or not anyone else or their grandma finds me pretty. My fashion sense these days is more feminine, but I am still the same girl who tucked her ponytail up into her baseball cap so no one would notice a girl on the field. I’m still the girl who is mystified by makeup tutorials and has no idea what “setting powder” is. I’m still the girl who classmates taunted for wearing baggy clothes, until they needed help…

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    to accomplish his goal of writing a script that deals with time, place and action unity, as well as family. This was done through many script revisions and honing upon "the all-American game" known as baseball (Jacobus, 1495). Baseball is a reoccurring subject throughout Fences. Troy uses baseball in metaphorical instances in order to challenge individuals including Cory and Death. Troy Maxson makes it clear in this quotation how each person, specifically Cory, is standing in the batter 's box.…

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    On a breezy chicago early May Day in my junior year baseball season I was faced with a challenge that changed the whole way that I take on life. I was the starting shortstops for the varsity team at my high school team. I had this swagger about me that I was the starter and no one could take that from me. So I didn't put in any effort because I thought that I didn't need to. Well my life got flipped upside down on this breezy Chicago day. It starts that morning I arrive at school at 7:15 for…

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    Troy's Dream Analysis

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    I believe Troy’s dream is denied. Throughout the story, Troy mentions about his baseball dream. One of the few examples Troy gave is when Rose pleads for him to let Cory play and Troy said he didn’t want Cory to experience what he did with sports. What Troy mean is he doesn’t want Cory to waste his time on a hopeless dream like he did in baseball. I also noticed how Troy dislikes how the white folks treated and restricted his race. His love for the game is very apparent in how the people around…

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    Do you know that feeling of turning in your stomach when you have to make a decision quickly between what might be right or wrong? To many people, this is a feeling that is easy to reenact in their minds through memories; especially when this decision involves someone you care about dearly. As for me, this feeling is so familiar that I could explain it from the beginning to the end of my personal experience in perfect detail. Sara James and I have been best friends every since “baby daycare”…

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    Injury When I was at my sister’s softball game, I was playing football during my baseball season, but it was an off day, so I didn’t have to do any baseball that day. I was playing with some 7th graders as their sisters were playing and they were throwing it high and far. While I was playing 500 with a wet NERF football and when I caught the football my wrist had a strange feeling. So, I kept playing on (not the smartest idea). It would hurt when I tried to catch it but I didn’t realize that…

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    A professional baseball team that had fans who admire and supported has changed the way we look at all sports. In 1919 Black Sox was one of the greatest team in the National Baseball League (NBL), and they were determined to throw the World Series for extra money. This huge scandal involved the great "Shoeless" Joe Jackson, pitchers Eddie Cicotte and Claude "Lefty" Williams, infielders Buck Weaver, Arnold "Chick" Gandil, Fred McMullin, and Charles "Swede" Risberg, and outfielder Oscar "Happy"…

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    Ultimately, playing baseball is what brought me to the small town of Barbourville, Kentucky to attend Union College. My first year of college I attended Broward College in South Florida. My sophomore year I went to Frederick Community College in Frederick, Maryland. Before I attended Union College I was attending two year community colleges so the whole four year school difference really was “different”. There are many things that I didn’t get to experience at the two year schools I attended…

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    Pre-Algebra SOL Examples

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    for some events. A Pre-Algebra SOL is a great example. You can study for months and you will ace it. But, say you were playing baseball and you said that you could hit a longer home run than Aaron Judge, one of the best home-run hitters in the league, while Luis Severino, star pitcher for the New York Yankees was pitching. You are not in the MLB (Major League Baseball).You could be completely determined, and you could try as many times as you want, but you will not hit a ball farther than Aaron…

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    reason why a curveball drops? Statistics show that the velocity of a ball does not cause the curveball to drop. There are other variables involved like air pressure, rotation of the ball, and aerodynamics. These are very important factors when a baseball is thrown. A Big part of velocity is the air pressure, this is because of a separate topic called the Magnus Effect - a force exerted on a rapidly spinning cylinder or sphere moving through air in a direction at an angle to the axis of spin.…

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