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    styles has been around for many years, and it is one of the most soul-full types of music there is. Not only is the twentieth century Jazz the most soul-full genre of music, but it is also the biggest contributor to modern day music. From Dixieland to Swing to Bebop, Jazz has shaped the latest music styles into what they are today. Dixieland is one of the most popular Jazz genres there was in the beggining of the twentieth century. It is also one of the most fun styles of Jazz to listen to. Most…

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    Hitting is one of the most important skills you have to learn in playing softball. It is not easy to train for this skill, but it will surely keep you in your team and on the game. In hitting, your choice of the bat you will use is very important. Some choose bats that are too big or too heavy for them. As a result, they are having a hard time using it. Having a big bat will definitely hinder you from giving the ball a good, high speed shot. There are techniques you have to learn to keep…

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    Hockey 15 Research Paper

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    NHL 15. He asked me if I wanted to play a game with him, I said yes because NHL 15 is my favorite video game. He chose Team Usa to play as and I chose Team Canada to play as. I ended up winning the game 7-5. Next we went outside and swing on their tree swing and I swung really high then I saw a little sign nailed to the tree that said “Go to a place high above the rest. So I thought and I ran to get my little brother he was inside the cabin watching…

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    Syncretism In The 1920s

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    jazz orchestras in the 1920s established the basic instrumentation, arrangement, and techniques of the big band dance orchestras that dominated American popular music until the 1950s." (Lopes, pg. 47) Jazz continued as a popular music during the swing big band era of the 1930s. "By the end of the nineteenth century black musicians were successfully establishing their own professional class. Metronome was a magazine for white professional musicians, however, and until the 1930s ignored these…

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    Kayaking Fear Short Story

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    little cliff to the tarzan swing. On our way to the tarzan swing i met two bugs named “Freaky,and scary”(I believe we became enemies,because they both ran away)anyway we held the tarzan swing and we made those indian/tarzan sounds with our mouths. I got on the tarzan swing and i swung trying to make the sound while holding on to the rope,trust me ,the sound wasn’t a very pretty sound, we couldn’t jump in the water since it was to shallow but we swung on the tarzan swing ,and it was amazing x100.…

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    As something new and you haven’t experience before, you’ll never know what you are capable of. The power of a human is from themselves; their hands, their body, their mind. We all have the capability of either sticking to what we are comfortable with, or we can take on the challenge of something new. Hip-hop dancing has been my solid ground where I stood over the course of eight years. As I grow, I want to start learning how I can transcend my skills and discover something new. As part of my…

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    Symbols In The Crucible

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    plain sight like most readers are used to. However, there are times where there are no symbols at all in a story. In addition, the reader should read closer and think openly in case a symbol is there to further the story’s meaning. For example, in Swing Low, Sweet Chariot, there are two symbols present. The poem itself…

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    Their way of life was against what Nazi’s stood for. Hitler hated swing music and saw it as degenerate. He tried to adopt a new German community dance and banned swing dance but this made the Swing Kids dance more. The Swing Kids were not an organised opposition group but they did however, challenge the Nazi culture. The Swing Kids could have been identified due to their difference in clothing. They all had British elements to their outfits, some…

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    than the previous big bands of the swing era. The typical instruments used were the saxophone, piano, drums, trumpet, and bass. The style was characterized by complex chord progressions and melodies with a strong focus on the rhythm section (A History Of Jazz, n.d.). The groups of bebop would play together at the beginning and the end of each song, while featuring each musician in a solo throughout the song. This style of jazz was not suited for dancing like swing had been before it so that…

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    While viewing professional golf events on TV and on the internet, I have noticed many things that set them apart from your average Joe. From the way they swing to the way they’re standing still, everything seemed different from how I played golf. The main thing I noticed about the pros is how they carry themselves on the field. The demeanor of professional golfers is very different compared to other sports. They are very professional and humble after a great shot, or after winning it all. They…

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