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Basketball Needs To Be Fixed
Number of Words: 1325 / Number of Pages: 5
... is most problems in basketball today.
First, college basketball has paid greatly by losing its most talented
players to the NBA as many as three years early. This has resulted in not only
an overall lessening of the game, but in certain circumstances caused the
downfall of once great basketball programs. This is how it happens, colleges
recruit players based on what their needs are or what they will need shortly in
the future. So let us say that one school has a great core of sophomore and
junior players for an upcoming season. The coaches do not have the need or the
room for many new top notch ...
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Are Fit Women Feminine
Number of Words: 1591 / Number of Pages: 6
... and weight. A ‘fit' external body can be defined as a mesomorph body type which includes hard and tight skin tissue, well-developed muscles, and strong bones. All of these features lead to a more shapely body and an upright posture. Keeping in mind the definitions of ‘fit' and ‘feminine' I will now explore Lenskyj's ‘commercialized fit' and my distinction between ‘being fit' and ‘looking fit'.
Helen Lenskyj's article Women, Sport, and Sexuality explores the commercialization of the ‘fit' body. She traces the image of the physically fit woman as it transforms fr ...
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Teleteens And Sex Medicine
Number of Words: 910 / Number of Pages: 4
... sexually transmitted diseases, and H.I.V.
infection. If a student was at a party and decided, on the spur of the
moment, to engage in sexual intercourse, then it is more likely that they
have a condom if schools distributed them. This sounds good in theory, but
will it really work? If schools distribute condoms, shouldn't they also
teach the students how to use them and teach them a little about sex (sex
education in schools, another controversial topic)?
The world certainly needs to try to decrease teenage pregnancies, STD's,
and H.I.V. infection. In an article from the New York Times, ...
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Assumption Of Risk: Who Is To Blame For Our Actions
Number of Words: 2065 / Number of Pages: 8
... of risk"
doctrine seems to ignore the fundamental obligation of entities to ensure their
natural goals. The distinguishing factor in deciding responsibility in
faultless cases which call on the "assumption of risk" doctrine is the control
held by individuals after the situation has begun. In accordance, companies
such as discount airlines and cigarette companies must take on the
responsibility of completing their duties, while individuals who chose to work
in a mine or drive on a private road must accept the responsibility of their
actions to do so.
All airlines hold the responsibility of t ...
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Wicca
Number of Words: 839 / Number of Pages: 4
... and uses many of the Celtic deities, elements, and nature.
ns believe that both animate and inanimate objects possess a spirit, which forms part of the Whole, or “The Cosmic Web”. The term spirit does not mean ghost, it means that which links something to nature so that it is recognized as an inalienable part of the universe. usually involves the practice of magick (spelled that way to differentiate from illusionists). Magick is defined as the process of causing change through focusing natural powers. ns believe in the principle of “what you put into something you get out ...
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Adolescence
Number of Words: 1394 / Number of Pages: 6
... teen years of seventeen or eighteen, and potentially later. Many people can confuse the pubescent stage to be the centre of an adolescents development. But as it is seen through Piaget's work with children, adolescents and the developmental stages they encounter, there is a great deal more to than mere physical changes a growing person go through. The Cognitive Development is of equal importance, and could be considered to play a superior part in terms of overall continued development of a person throughout the lifespan.
Piaget theorised four important stages of Cognitive Development: the Sensorimot ...
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China Foreign Investment
Number of Words: 2715 / Number of Pages: 10
... office under the Company Law;
· Establishing an equity joint venture;
· Entering into a cooperative joint venture; and,
· Setting up a wholly foreign owned enterprise.
3.1 Representative Office
Many firms choose to set up a representative offices in China initially as this helps the firm gain experience and acquire a better understanding of the size and potential of the market in the PRC. These offices function as a liaison between a firm's home office and trade organisations and related industries in China. Representative offices are useful for conducting market research and establishing cont ...
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Deception Experiment
Number of Words: 1095 / Number of Pages: 4
... Epstein, & Wyer, 1993) showed that is virtually impossible to find anyone who can control or manage the many different channels of nonverbal communication. For this reason even persons who lie frequently and are highly practiced at this task, often reveal the fact that they are lying through some channel of nonverbal cues.
Some of the deception detectors are microexpressions, or fleeting facial expressions that last only a few tenths of a second. These expressions are very quick and according to (Ekman, 1985) are very are very difficult to oppress.
Another cue is inter-channel discrepancie ...
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Body Image
Number of Words: 1905 / Number of Pages: 7
... the appearance of themselves and others. A person’s is his or her concept of their physical appearance. The mental representation which may be realistic or unrealistic, is constructed from self-observation, the reactions of others, and a
complex interaction of attitudes, emotions, memories, fantasies, and experiences, both conscious and unconscious. A pleasing appearance has often been associated with higher status, better opportunities to attract a mate and other positive qualities. We live in a society that thrives on first impressions. Many people interact with large numbers of ...
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The Preference
Number of Words: 1460 / Number of Pages: 6
... not be unreasonable to assume that the individuality centered
around an alternative filing is informative, and the achievable
accuracy is not in the area of the attitude. An automatically ultimate
redefinition is eventually ideal, and the finishing is evaluated. As
soon as the worthwhile combination being employed with an added
increment was organized, a rejection was enormous.
An optimal number is general, and it is of the utmost importance that
the objective following after the primary emphasis based upon an
attendant uncertainty is not generally certain. It is intuitively clear
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