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    Neddy's Journey

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    Like most classes when we were supposed to of read on one did. The swimmer however is one that I sincerely regret not reading in time. We were never able to discuss it and it was a story that I really enjoyed and would of liked to hear my peers thoughts towards its message. The connections that appeared between this short story and Hamlet were quite obvious. Neddy's journey through the pools in each backyard was his challenge on his journey of escape. Each encounter that he has with people is…

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    coming and Oona running away from it. , In the stage directions, it says "Mahout is motionless, dumbstruck. As are the distant swimmers. The sea is sucked away - the water disappears. Thousands of fish flounder on the sand."(18) as a reader, I actually sawed the fish floundering and the water being suck back. "Swimmers rush forward to grab the fish."(18) I also saw the swimmers rushing towards the fish picking them up."Rumbling"(18) I could imagine the shaking under my feet when the earthquake…

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    down of carbon would help their businesses and improve Australia's economy at the same time in order to maximise the benefits. Through using a sarcastic tone, the cartoonist is trying to convince the manufacturers to save money, who are depicted as swimmers in the cartoon. Mark Knight uses different strategies to prompt his readers to look more deeply at his cartoon to find meaning. Similar to many other cartoons, symbolism is used frequently here to create parallels to current news stories. The…

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    “10 percent of athletes are overtrained at any given time.” 60 percent of elite runners and 33 percent of non-elite runners become overtrained at some point. Not only are runners highly affected but swimmers and athletes training for triathlons or high performance events as well. This syndrome develops from 4-6 hours of training a day 6 or more days a week for months on end without a break. Not having the appropriate equipment or water for your body mass adds to the issue that is already…

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    Girl Monologue

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    and the two swimmers had did a great job on their butterfly head was in arms were straight.The two girls were so happy that the two girls were done showing her and the coach loved it and had told them two start changing and they did what she had said. The coach had told Brenda and Chelsea if they are on a swim team and they said ‘’yes we are in a swim team’’ said the coach ‘’ yes we both are we are in the Baldwin Park swim team’’said Brenda The coach had tolled all the swimmers of who…

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    Terence Parkin Adley Rose Terence Parkin is an amazing swimmer who is deaf. Parkin is considered the Michael Phelps of the deaflympics. Terence Parkin was born on April 12, 1980 in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Zimbabwe is a place in South Africa. Parkin is currently 36 years old and he still currently lives in South Africa. His parents are Neville and Bev Parkin. He is also married to Ingrid. He has 2 daughters; Shayla and Leya Parkin, they are also swimmers. Terence Parkin has had many accomplishments…

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    for missing was simply "I did not want to go." My parents never wanted to push the issue because they felt as if it would make me hate the sport and they wanted me to like swimming for me. The thing about swimming is practice does not only make a swimmer faster but it also makes them swim legally. There are a lot of technicalities in the sport of swimming. For example, when swimming the breastroke there is a certain order that the underwater pullout has to be done. If the pull out is not done…

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    Narrative About Swimming

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    with confidence. I thought she was probably right; all of the sports that I have ever been apart of have never scared me away within the first week, but this is swim and I knew nothing about swimming. We sat in the circle with all of the experienced swimmers and other newbies while our new coaches sat in the center. Mr. Page and Mrs. Marion looked at us and smiled as our information papers and swim caps were handed to us. “How’s it going? Are you ready to swim?” Mr. Page asked us with…

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    Inhalation Research Paper

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    Inhalation is the process of air being drawn into the lungs. During the process of inhalation the external intercostal muscles contract, therefore pulling the chest wall upwards and outwards, these intercostal muscles are between the ribs. As the air is drawn into the lungs, this causes for the thoracic cavity volume to increases, during inspiration the diaphragm also contracts, therefore moving the diaphragm downwards. There are three more muscles that contract during the process of inspiration…

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    approximately 16-20 weeks. The feeling of fatigue will eventually increase. But again, even if you swim an extra distance, there is no possibility of harm to either your body or your little one inside the womb. Does It Feel Good to Swim During Pregnancy? Swimmers all over agree on one point and that is it feels better to swim during pregnancy as opposed to any other type of exercise. The reasons behind this are many. First, swimming offers a buoyancy effect and allow the body to adjust to the…

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