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    teams and you have to try to throw it to each other and make it to the opposite teams goal. Handball is fast and continuous that involves running, throwing, catching and jumping. It is also known as soccer with your hands. Last, but not least, rowing. Rowing is based on propelling a boat on water using oars, or paddles, and pushing against the water and generating force to move the boat. All of these are still known to this day and are still played in competitions. All of these competitions were…

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    from watching his own father at work. His father was a writing master and calligraphy teacher. Eakins was able to pick up on skills like precision and perspective. Eakins had always enjoyed sports and art, and he too was an athletic child. He liked rowing, ice skating, swimming, wrestling, sailing, and gymnastics, and at some point in his art career he painted scenes of these sports. In high school, mechanical drawing was his strong suit. Since he was intrigued with the human body, he studied…

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    narrow and lined on each side with 20-25 15cm-long teeth. Females have smaller and fewer teeth - sometimes none. The lower jaw looks flimsy compared to the upper jaw, which sticks out beyond it. But it is strong enough to deter sharks, snap whalers' rowing boats in half and to make short work of giant squid - the whale's prime prey. To discover squid sperm whales must dive into deep water. This species is discovered in all the oceans from the world even though only solitary bulls venture into…

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    Over many historical adaptions of movies in Hollywood has always twisted the story of historical books and events to serve the purpose of the movie. The 1959 movie Ben-Hur is no exception , based off of the book Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ written by Lew Wallace in 1880 tells a biblical story that intertwines thwith faith and the power of forgiveness. With a huge theatrical production like Ben-Hur with its elegent music score and production sets that brings to life the ancient cities, culture,…

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    The air pollution in Rio is crazy. My opinion they should have checked to make sure it was safe before they decided to allow Rio to host the games.My first arguemnt is that Rio de Janerio’s air is more deadly than it’s water. For years Rio has surpassed limits for the most dangerous air pollution. At Least 12 million people have died because complication related to the air. “ A Lot of attention has been paid to Rio’s water pollution, but far more people die because of air pollution than the…

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    the correct mind set that he just has to adjust to his new lifestyle and not let hard obstacles bring him down. Furthermore during his rehabilitation, Roman found out that he was very into rowing and liked that it was hard sport to do. As Roman fell in love with his new passion, he became part of the a rowing club right in Miami Beach, that ties in with the Paralympic Sport Club. Roman inspired others to never let a bad situation bring you down or let it from keeping your head up. Roman;s story…

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    From the beginning of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, by Mark Twain, the main character Huckleberry Finn expresses that he wishes to not tell a lie but yet, he does so throughout the novel. Huck Finn’s dishonesty is intended for the safety of others and of his own aswell. Huck Finn is able to deceive throughout the whole novel. The first example of this is when he fakes his own death. He does this to escape his abusive father, Pap. While he lives with Pap, Huck thinks of ways where he can…

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    Never could I have imagined that a book just short of 50 pages could intellectually liberate me and take me straight out of the doldrums. The apology of Socrates showed me beauty and innate importance of philosophy. It showed me the rigid individual rowing up the stream, whatever the cost Socrates never deviates from his just life. By now I have read it more than five times and it never ceased to pay dividends. I never had the idea that life has an inherent or divine meaning nor do I believe in…

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    I was simply rowing to the supposedly deepest part of the lake my family decided to camp by. I had decided only to bring myself and my journal. I hadn’t gotten into a fight with my family, not at all. I just craved the adventure of going out onto the lake all alone. When i was finally satisfied with the distance i had gone i stopped. I laid back on the sturdy bottom of the canoe and gazed up at the sky bathed in stars. I could have stayed like that for hours but unfortunately it was time i had…

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    For many, the concept of athletics and education seem to be a flawless pairing, a coupling that has seemed to simply be the way things were for as long as anyone can remember. In today’s society, it is so relevant, that certain colleges are immediately recognized because of their outstanding achievements in either athletics or academics, much like the way Harvard is known to be a tough, academically driven law school, whereas Pennsylvania State University is vastly well known for its football…

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