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    event in 1924 when VII were help in Paris with 3,000 athletes. This was one of the first with over 100 women competing. Paris had 44 nations competing with the Olympics. The VII Olympics was also the first to have a closing ceremony and added ice skating, ice hockey, bobsledding and biathlon. The 2004 Olympics was returned in Athens for the first time in a century. Nearly 11,000 athletes from 201 countries came to compete doing both ancient and modern…

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    in English and Spanish. I have been a motivated competitive figure skater for five years now. Communication, competence, commitment, organization, and creativity make up my personality and are strong leadership skills. Communication is a strong attribute of a leader which I have. I can share my expectations to complete my goals. I listen to others opinions as well as share my own. I have had to learn this skill because figure skating is such an independent sport that I have to share my…

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    of thirteen I started my own roller skating classes. Being the instructor of a roller skating class and running the class by my own taught me to be leader, grow from my failures and gave me the opportunity to give back to my community. When I first started learning how to skate in the state of Washington, the teachers gave in a lot to the school in where I was getting trained and wanted to spread their passion. After moving to California I saw that Roller Skating was not that popular and I…

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    Lake City, Utah, two Canadian figure skaters were trapped during what was the most high-profile judging scandal of all time. At no fault of their own, the pair consisting of Jamie Salé and David Pelletier lost their chance at the gold medal when a French judge voted in favour of the Russian pair. Thus, the Russians claimed the gold medal and the Canadians settled for silver. When confronted, the French judge admitted to being pressured by the head of the French skating organization to rank the…

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    Ic Scandal Essay

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    international event. First, it was found that the President and Vice President of Salt Lake Bid Committee were both caught offering bribes to various members of the IOC. Second, during the pairs’ figure skating competition, dual gold medals were eventually awarded as the result of French figuring skating judge Marie – Reine Le Gougne’s favorable score for the Russian team of Elena Berezhnaya and Anton Sikharulidze causing a disadvantage to the Canadian team of Jamie Sale and David Pelletier,…

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    Unfortunately, her classroom (located on the fourth floor) did not have air conditioning. As a result, she and her classmates had to figure out ways to cope with the heat. Next, Lisa told me that junior athletes attend her school. Since her school is located near an ice skating rink. Sometimes, the athletes will miss their classes, go the rink, and practice their skating routines. We also talked about the latest Olympic coverage. Lisa said that she was proud when she watched a South Korean…

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    Object Tracking Essay

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    Morphological shape of the object can be extracted by the intersection of the positive and negative distribution of the sub-windows, as shown in Figure 8. Fig. 8. Morphologic characteristics map of the detected object. Green area shows the largest frequency of the object histogram, and red area is extraneous to the object color Next step of the tracking is to provide a label to the feature points…

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    Kristi Yamaguchi: Skating Legend Kristi Yamaguchi is a legend on ice. She can make triple jumps and twirls look like a breeze. Her feet, the ones that have skated her from award to award, were not always as efficient as they are now. As a young child she suffered from what is known as clubfoot (Disabled World). Walking adjustments such as casts or special shoes have a positive and a negative effect. On the negative side, large sores or calluses have a tendency to develop with the abnormal…

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    representation of our bodies, as well as how it is crucial to be over sexualize as a result to feeling superior (Bordo, 1989, p. 125). Through the mass media, females are fed images which depict the clothing, body shape, expressions of “ladylike” figures as well as behaviours which are required to achieve such high levels of hegemonic femininity. Most of these images consist of women models that are dangerously thin and are surgically altered for unrealistic perceptions of perfection.…

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    EJ: In addition to short track speedskating, I am also a figure skater and a long track speedskater. USS: What are your other hobbies? EJ: When I’m not skating, I enjoy listening to Coldplay while drawing or painting. I enjoy all aspects of art. Recently, I was accepted to Orange County School of the Arts in the Visual Arts Conservatory. USS: How did you get involved in speedskating? EJ: When I was five, I started figure skating after I was inspired by Frozone, a superhero from The…

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