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    According to Blumert, Crum, Ernsting, Volek, Hollander, Haff, and Haff, various studies have been done (including the previous) on how sleep deprivation can effect weightlifting performance, but none of those studies actually modeled a training session that requires performance of a series of high-intensity exercises that are performed for multiple sets and repetitions. For this study, Blumert et al. compared the effects of twenty-four hours of sleep loss on physiological and psychological…

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    Cardio workouts are supposed to help people lose weight, maintain muscle tone, as well as prevent cardiovascular diseases. Unfortunately, most people doing these workouts are not getting the results that they wanted. Hence, they get discouraged and frustrated, and wind up quitting their exercise habit. For those people who do not quit, they become overworked and exhausted because they work out harder; thus, straining their muscles and getting harmful effects to their bodies. The reason why…

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    It did not matter whether you were at a squatter-camp, a township or a suburb. Cameron van der Burgh's record-breaking feat, followed by Chad Le Clos's win over Michael Phelps and the surprise package which came in from of the rowing team, joined South Africans in a common purpose, celebrating. Many argue that sports can be seen as a divider. For example if one family member supports a certain soccer team, another family member supports another soccer team; this can often leads…

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    The Halifax Explosion Halifax Harbour and World War I Halifax was devastated on 6 December 1917 when two ships collided in the city's harbour, one of them a munitions ship loaded with explosives bound for the battlefields of the First World War. The result was the largest human-made explosion prior to the detonation of the first atomic bombs in 1945. The north end of Halifax was wiped out by the blast and subsequent tsunami. Nearly 2,000 people died, another 9,000 were maimed or…

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    charades, obstacle courses, and tag. Some sports the men played were chariot races; hunting wildlife, stick fighting, boxing, and fishing (Brewer& Teeter) (Journey to Ancient Egypt). Other sports were a form of field hockey, handball, gymnastics, rowing, and spear throwing (Javelin), archery, and weightlifting (Eternal Egypt). The girls on the other hand would play with leather balls and marbles (Swenson). The women would swim a…

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    to return to an innocent state. By employing diction and tone in the beginning of his excerpt Wordsworth depicts himself as an ignorantly blissful boy pushed on by the forces of nature using words such as “sparkling light” (ln.11) and images of his rowing to be “like a swan” (ln. 20) a beautiful image showing his initial attitude to his experience to be excited by his little adventure. However, after encountering his once proud “chosen…

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    Anne Sexton, an extravagant poem and short story writer. Anne Gray Harvey Sexton was a poem and short story writer for most of her life. Sexton was a weird type of person during this time, because of the way she was raised. She mostly wrote about her life, family, and her mental illnesses. Anne Sexton won the Pulitzer Prize for poetry; an outstanding accomplishment during this time; she also was the writer of "Her Kind" during the Contemporary era. Anne Gray Harvey Sexton was an extravagant…

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    PERSONAL LEARNING PLAN Assessment Type 1 (Folio): TASK 1b Ethical Understanding Capability Critical Analysis – Moral Dilemmas Provide a detailed answer for each question below. You are required to include a reference list as part of your work. 1. How would you define a moral dilemma? A moral dilemma is a conflict in which you have to choose between two or more actions and have moral reasons for choosing each action . Each outcome has a bad a Reference, example I think this is a great…

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    Throughout her life, Emily Dickinson spent the majority of her time isolated within the borders of her room in her father’s house, contemplating –among other things –the inevitability of death, human mortality, and her own spiritual faith in relation to these contemplations. The poetry of Emily Dickinson demonstrates her fascination with death and mortality –whether it was focused on her own or others’ –as well as her relationship with each throughout the waxing and waning of her own spiritual…

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    Task 1: own reflection Ever since little, exercise played a big role in my life, and not only because my parents were and still are sports fanatics but mainly because I grew up to naturally love the idea of sport itself. Fitness I believe is crucial to one’s daily life and through the experience I’ve had so far, I can’t see why people wouldn’t want to anyways. To this day I’m definitely more of an active outdoor type of person as opposed to a cultural sort of passive person in and outside of…

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