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    Touch football is a physically demanding sport requiring the extensive use of many systems of the body. It is important for an athlete to properly train and develop these energy systems to perform to their highest potential. I have constructed a training program in order to develop upon my two weakest areas, muscular power and the combination of speed and agility. The average to poor results I received during fitness testing reflected my performance in the vertical jump test, 40m sprint, and the…

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    Why do humans consciously lie or choose to tell half of the truth? What consequences accompany these dishonest actions? These questionable behaviors are present in our daily lives and they impact society on a multitude of levels. In an effort to pose answers to these timeless questions, William Shakespeare introduces morally flexible characters in Macbeth that take his thinking to an extreme. Through exaggeration, Shakespeare is able to distinctly communicate and express his ideas about…

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    dside America photograph archive (1972–2008), Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division. Once everyone's onboard, the cars are released and start to roll down. When they round the brow of the first hill, the force of gravity makes them hurtle energy as well. Even the rattling noise the rollercoaster makes uses up some of its energy. The cars lose more and more of their original energy the longer the ride continues, and, since the cars have no engines, there's no way of replacing it.…

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    The shapes of the figures are clinging in an embrace. The figures appear to mimic the shapes of the hill-like forms that surround them. The rising curve of the man 's back seems to mimic the upward rising of the hilly geological formation in the right of the composition. They seem to float above the hills, on a piece of white fabric. The figures themselves are what can be considered an essence of Schiele- with their slightly awkward boniness and tapering…

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    Splinters of geometric shapes indicate the textures of modern buildings are visually conversant with different patterns, making linear and perspective the core focus in her works as she tampers with the rules of reality such as light, space and gravity. She has also stated that in her works, she is “most loyal to change”. For example, in an upcoming urban landscape of a building in Beijing, despite 20 years being considered old for a building, she aims to contain the fractious landscape that it…

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    To fix that problem NASA makes the ISS astronauts exercise two hours a day , by strapping them to a treadmill with elastic bands or by doing weight resistance exercises. Without gravity the heart shrinks because it no longer has to pump blood to the legs and back. Also the tissue in there head swells or the Charlie Brown effect, It makes it harder to see because there cheeks are swollen. When Scott Kelly touches down on Earth most…

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    Roman Architecture Style

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    operations, milling, farms and gardens. The aqueducts moved water through gravity alone. They were constructed along a slight downward gradient within conduits of stone, brick, and concrete. Most aqueducts were beneath the ground. Where there were valleys or low lands they constructed bridge work for the water to pass over the valley or low land. The bridges were made out of masonry, brick, or concrete. When the engineers reached a hill they would sometimes have to install a…

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    Eastern Market Case

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    April 30th, 2007. The howl of sirens awake sleeping neighbors. Suffocating smoke billowing out into the empty streets. One morning, one destructive morning completely changed and challenged the community of Capitol Hill. Eastern Market caught fire early that morning, completely destroying the physical structure of the market but simultaneously reigniting the passion and determination of its community. Neighbors flocked to the market to watch their beloved community center burn down. “"This is…

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    a cable, only to slide all the way down on a couple narrow strips of plastic. The entire experience of skiing creates an exhilarating sense of adrenaline beginning with the chair lift, standing at the top, and the trip down. At the base of the hill, I look up at the immensity before me. With my skis clicked in, my poles in my hand, I glide over the firmly packed snow to the chairlift. People wait anxiously; a portion, like myself, are impatient to complete another run; the rest is…

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    down to the ground then climb a curve up to the block brake, then go over a second near vertical dive dropping into an underground tunnel. Upon exiting the tunnel, riders make an overbanked turn into a water splash feature which exits into a bunny hill then into a helix before entering the final break run. Waves of excitement pounded…

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