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    the picture you see a man woman and a child in a boat. They are moving to or from the shore. The sail boat is yellow and white along with the oars, while the woman is in a light blue dress with either a pink floral design or pink shading. The man is rowing the boat in a blue in black outfit. The city in the background is fading away to show. How the boat is painted it shows makes a person feel excited and calm the same time. They people in the boat seem to be having a nice time. The woman that…

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    movement, titled “Morning Lake,” depicts a young couple rowing a boat on a calm lake. The couple sets up their rowboat right before a sunrise. At the very beginning of the movement is a calm, beautiful section, which is meant to depict how peaceful, calming, and relaxing it is to float on water while basking in the sounds of the early morning: with birds, insects, and stillness. After floating for a couple minutes, the couple begins rowing the boat forward, and in the piece, you can hear the…

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    Odysseus Epic Hero

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    of the sirens, he perfectly demonstrates two key aspects of being an ancient Greek epic hero. When Odysseus was near arriving the sirens he commanded his crew bound him to the mast of the ships sail (while they put beeswax in their ears) and keep rowing ignoring his cries for help. They followed orders perfectly. In this scene he shows three key traits of an epic hero, He was a great leader, he was cunning and he was strong and courageous. Needing to hear the sirens for himself, his crew…

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    Why College Athletes Shouldn’t be Paid Money is money no matter what form it is in, cash, check, credit, and even scholarships as well. Student-athletes are given more than they actually realize. But yet they are convinced they need more because of the activities they perform on a daily basis. I believe they do not truly understand how how much they are granted over a four year span. Maybe reading over the job description before executing their decision the way they did the would not have to be…

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    Teamwork was shown as a very important aspect in rowing and in a time of need, you have to rely on others. Joe learned this through the constant struggle of working on himself instead of trusting his teammates to work along with him. As stated by George Pocock, “If one fellow in the orchestra was playing…

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    describes this change as “baptism.” This example introduces the reader to Foster’s idea of literary rebirth through water, killing a character’s old identity and creating a new one. In A Separate Peace, Gene gets into a fight with the captain of his rowing team, Quackenbush. During their fight, they both fall into the Naguamsett River. Once our main character emerges, he develops qualities of bravery previously unimaginable. In a sense, he is reborn. The observation of these changes will show…

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    Lactate Threshold Report

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    The lactate threshold is the exercise intensity at which the blood concentration of lactate and/or lactic acid begins to exponentially increase. The reason for the increased lactate concentration in the blood at high exercise intensities muscle cells release lactate into the blood to be converted back into glucose by the liver (see the Cori Cycle): the high rates of ATP hydrolysis in the muscle release hydrogen ions, as they are co-transported out of the muscle into the blood via the MCT—…

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    teach that it is vital to focus on your goals to avoid missed opportunities. Odysseus showed the importance of focusing on goals when he brought back his men after they ate the lotus and did not returned from the island. Odysseus tied them to their rowing benches warning his other men to not eat the lotus, saying that “or lose your hope of home” (898). Odysseus after he had blinded the cyclops and it threw its door open guarding it to catch any who dared try to escape. Instead of running out…

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    The boat entered the rapid and the speed increased immensely. Dylan’s arms were beginning to wear down after every nonstop stroke in the raging waters. The rapids were consistently lifting and smacking down the boat creating an enormous splash of water that kept smacking him in the face. He could see a rock approaching in the distance as he heard a loud “right turn” command from the captain. Dylan and the rest of the crew were already stroking with all their strength. The rock passed directly to…

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    One of these people that represent a hero is, Odysseus from The Odyssey. The Odyssey is one of Greeks most famous epic poems that was written by Homer, a well known Greek poet. Homer used a collection of 24 books to write about the great Odysseus’s journey home to Ithaca after the Trojan war. On his journey home, he encounters many obstacles: escaping a cyclops, encountering gods and goddesses, and fighting suitors. Throughout the story, Odysseus has multiple moments of heroism. In book 9, (The…

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