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    positive attention would make us glow inside, and we would do anything to receive that feeling again. That game taught us how to interact with other people, and how to perceive the world as a combination of separate objects. But that’s not all we learnt. The game also taught us that the way to obtain a person’s approval and attention is to do exactly what they want! That seemingly innocent game ingrained a deep-seated desire to fit in with, and impress, other people. And that desire…

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    Miracle League Narrative

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    was crowed as everyone cherished his last game. It was a special moment, the kids felt like rockstars.Their laughs and smiles brightened up my day. "Darryl!" I turned around and saw Jack racing full speed towards me. He gave me a high five that stung my hand, and we talked for a little while. The game was about to start, so we headed towards the field. I could smell the popcorn in the air, and Jack said he wanted some so I bought it. "Today 's my last game" said Jack "are you coming back next…

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    Lightning Wild Essay

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    that the industry has been slightly unkind to this age-old developer, as it’s not been able to run off hit game after hit game as of late like it once was able to do in the past. It seems that the momentum just isn’t there for Novomatic right now, with each new release being an attempt to change the brand’s fortunes. Enter Lightning…

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    Baby Rylie Experiments

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    and saying peek a boo but, Rylie didn’t do anything with that. Rylie just sat there and didn’t do anything. But then Mrs. Schipper laid her down and put a blanket over her and then say peek a boo. Rylie then started laughing and started to play the game some…

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    Confidence In Baseball

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    Confidence in a Game of Failure Baseball is just like life in so many ways, the certain failure that must be faced with composure and grace in order to be successful in the future; the lessons learned throughout years of commitment and hard work. Baseball is more lifelike than any other sport because of these things, but also because of repetition. Day after day, night after night, slaving after your craft to be deemed great, and only succeed three out of ten times. This is why people are so…

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    The Nature Of Anxiety

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    with my friends I was forced to play a dangerous game called anxiety, in which…

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    The author of this short article is outlining the contemporary views of society and creating a binary between social norms now and social norms in the 1950 's. These social norms that the author is talking about are very obvious in today 's society, whether you are walking down the toy aisle at a toy store or skimming through a catalog filled with toys and other things. If you look closely enough, you will notice that there is usually an abrupt shift from pink and creative, aimed at females, and…

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    something, whether you like it or not. It may be something technology related or just if you lack being social or interactive with people. Everyone has their interests. When it comes to me, I would say I am a nerd about sports. I am always studying the game. Trying to find a way to get better any way possible. This obsession has some strange twists behind it. Sports are a way for me to relax and take my mind off of other things. They make me feel a sense of security and self-confidence. I love…

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    Sexualization and Representation Observations have highlighted a lack of female game characters. It has been claimed that the representation of females that do appear within video games is consistently sexualised and stereotyped, reinforcing objectification of women in society and the use of sexual tactics for allure. In society, male characters tend to appear more frequently and show leadership more than female characters. Men tend to lead the way, as Carolyn explains “they 've had woman…

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    of this too. One factor was that I use to be so nervous playing, that it affected my game in a negative way. Another factor that tied into this was that I never got a true opportunity to really show how I can could play and help the team. The last factor that tied into this was that I wasn’t part of the clique of players that always played and hung out with each other. All these factors affected my love for the game of basketball and I knew I had to do something, so I did. I have always been…

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