...“Future Prospect Basketball Program” is a great way to help take your skills to the next level. The clients learn the basics on how to play defense and how to handle the ball. There will be drills base on the position you want to play. There will be different levels and the trainer will be judge on whether or not the client is ready for the next level. VISION My vision is provide excellent service where we focus on the client and making sure they develop the right skills to play at a high level. The client build confidence in themselves and helps kids achieve their goals. OBJECTIVES 1. To create a camp that produces results 2. Establish relationships with schools and basketball coaches 3. Having players that graduated the camp and gets scholarship offers to play division 1 basketball 4. Keep kids off the street TARGET MARKET Generally players who want to get better and are serious. Boys and girls age 11 and up. 2.2 Target Market Segment Strategy Future Prospect Basketball Program will use traditional print advertisements and ads placed on search engines on the Internet.This is important as many people seeking local services, such as basketball camps, now the Internet to conduct their preliminary searches. Mr. Ebott will register with online portals so that potential customers can easily reach the business. The Company will also develop its own online website which will showcase the services offered by Future Prospect Basketball Program, its coaches...
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...Peebler. Thomas Peebler was a graduate of Princeton University who started a cheer/chant of “Sis Boom Rah”. Cheerleading has come a long since the Princeton Pep Club, but yet it is still not receiving the respect it should be receiving in today’s world. The history of cheerleading over the past century has evolved from six men in the Princeton Pep Club chanting at a football game to one of today’s most popular and difficult sports for both girls and boys. Cheerleading started as a man’s sport and overtime evolved into a sport that is based mainly on females. When people now a days think of cheerleading, they think of girls flaunting around in their short skirt and tight uniform top, but cheerleading began as a male sport. During the year of 1903, at a University of Minnesota football game, there was a group of six males that created a yell squad, which led to a male cheer fraternity called Gamma Sigma (iSport, History of Cheerleading). The Cheerleading State, which consisted of a group of males who led crowd chants during basketball and football games, was started in 1905 by a group from Texas A&M. The sport of cheerleading remained mostly men until the mid 1920’s, which is when girl’s started to discover and participate in the sport of cheerleading, which then led to girl’s finding their passion for sports. Women joined the sport of cheerleading around the 1923’s and began to dominate the sport of cheerleading during World War 11,...
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...ETHN 14 PROF Mark 26 November 2015 Japanese Internment Camps during World War II: Sports in the Camps. The Bombing of Pearl Harbor, on December 7, 1941 resulted in President Roosevelt to issue Executive Order 0966 on February 19th 1942, which effected all Japanese ancestry, both citizens and aliens living in America or outside of the Pacific zone. The Executive Order's primary objective were to prevent any espionage and to protect the Japanese people from any harm against Americans who slowly began to become very strong anti-Japanese people who were growing their hate and racial discrimination to the Japanese due to the bombing. With the Executive Order in act, if affected “117,000 people of Japanese descent, two-thirds of whom were native-born citizens of the United States” (as stated through the National Archives.) Evacuation orders were posted in Japanese American communities giving them instructions on what they were to do. This included the Issei who were the first generation Japanese to immigrate to American and also the Nisei who were the second generation Japanese in America. The Japanese were allotted a few days to pack whatever they could and bring it with them. Many families had to sell off their homes, businesses and their belongings at a much lower price they had purchased it for. The 117,000 people of Japanese decent living in the U.S were later removed from their homes and moved to internment camps to prove their loyalty to the United States. During moving...
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...life I have helped my mother take care of my grandfather, my great grandmother, my mentally challenged/deaf uncle, a cousin with cerebral palsy, and my grandmother. Last year when my mother was stricken with Gullain Barre and paralyzed I took care of her and helped her to learn to walk again and regain her life back. It was one of the most challenging times of my life. However, with the Lords help and hard work I still managed to keep my GPA at 3.98. I have wonderful relationships with all my teachers, coaches and fellow students. I am a competitive person at heart. I love the sports. I have played women’s basketball and volleyball all four years of high school and track for two. I have been a member of the National Honor Society, Beta Club, First Priority, FCCLA, FBLA. I have volunteered for the past five years at the Wallins Fellowship Center helping with summer camps for children and weekly programs for the senior citizens. I also worked in the Thrift store for low income families. I am a member of the Kentenia Full Gospel Church and their Youth Group. I have helped with Vacation Bible School, Women’s conferences, and Youth Rallies. While I attended Wallins elementary I was a student teacher for the handicap and also coached and referred for the little league games held there. I was a regular at the Harlan Nursing Home when my great-grandmother and uncle were there and have helped Mike Howard (Santa Claus) at Christmas time with toys for needy children....
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...dwarf planet, they don’t consider it to be an actual planet. Cheerleading is often mistaken as not a sport because it is not an olympic sport. Just because an object is missing an element, doesn’t mean it should be considered something different. Cheerleading is a sport; cheer teams compete in national competitions, cheer training is long and hard, and cheer has been considered a olympic sport. When someone brings up cheerleading, many people picture in their minds girls cheering at a basketball,...
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...The Goal How can I become someone that can revive lives? Why can't I wish for these lives to be revived? You see, things don't always come so easy. You got to work for it and that's what makes it great. This is my story of how I get my mom and I out of this poor life and get treated with pleasant things. I'm just an average kid trying to enjoy life. My mom and I don't have any plans for us in the future. All I know is that I want make something of my future. It was hard growing up fatherless while my mom was working to provide for her only child. It was me and my mom against the world because we went through past due bills and barely had enough to buy food. My name is Omari and I was born in Rieti, Italy. I have a Hershey Chocolate skin color, standing at five foot nine feet, and am outrageously handsome, somewhat like a model. My dad left me and my mom when I was about five years old. It was sad to see my father leave at such a young age. My mother told me later that he had other “problems” he needed to take care of, which did not involve me or my mother. But I knew why he left us now. He left us because that problem was another woman. I cannot believe that is what he did, but now that I look at it, I could care less about his whereabouts. My mom is my motivation and why I try so hard. I have a dream that one day I will get my mom and I out of this poor life. Then we will eventually live happy without having to deal with stress. I was not an athletic guy...
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...my experience at Rock haven Bible Camp. Rock Haven is a church camp that is in Hasty, Arkansas.The camp lasts last one week and it’s called teen week. I attended last year and this year. I met many new people and made a lot of new friends. Teenagers go to get closer to Jesus and to get through the bad things that have happened in their lives. The main goal I had when I chose to go to this camp was to get my life back on track with God. At the point in my life when I did this, the people in my family I was closest to, my grandparents that lived in Texas and my Aunt, all died in the matter of 3 months. I lost my faith in Jesus and made some really stupid decisions. So, I went to fix those decisions and make my life better. I made some amazing friends that I still have today. They are good friends that push me...
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...Crazy By, Carly Growing up, me and my sister, Casey, we best friends with the girl who lived across the street from us, Bridgette Samuels. Bridgette spent more time at our house than her own. My mother used to always joke that Bridgette was her third daughter. She very could have been. She would go out to dinner with us every Friday night, join us on our family vacations, was pictured on every Christmas card, and had her own place at our kitchen table. When my mom went grocery shopping, she not only bought Casey’s and my favorite snacks, but Bridgette’s as well. She was like a sister to us. Bridgette was the first of us to take an interest in boys. You might say she was a little crazy when it came to them. Bridgette would chase around the boys in our neighborhood in her miniskirts and platform flip-flops, while Casey and I would stand by, completely disinterested. We still held the mentality that boys were stupid, and we ignored them while boy-crazed Bridgette tried to convince them to kiss her. But by the following summer, the summer between third and fourth grade, things had changed. My mother took up a job at the local hospital, and the three of us were enrolled in day camp. It was there we met our summer heartthrob and the focus of our desire – Danny Barkler. The three of us obsessed over Danny, daring each other to talk to him and drawing his name in hearts with chalk. We pined over ways to get Danny’s attention, despite none of our efforts ever succeeding. Even...
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...Coincidentally, Louie came incredibly close to death when his B-24 airplane crashed into the Pacific after being hit by the Japanese army. Miraculously, Louie survived and was even able to live for 47 days floating on a raft. Eventually, locating land, the Japanese captured and interrogated Phil and Louie. Taken to many different P.O.W. camps, Louie began to lose weight and his health deteriorated. Throughout his time in the camps, he meets a violent man whom other P.O.W.’s have nicknamed “the Bird.” Once when Louie was asked by “the Bird” to carry a heavy beam for an enlarged amount of time, Louie’s only thought was, “He cannot break me” (302). “The Bird” was undoubtedly Louie’s opposite, given that his intentions are to do away with people while Louie wants to save as many soldiers as possible. All the while, he was able to maintain his determination of surviving until the end of the war just as a race horse does when trying to win a race. Louie’s determination is most definitely what helps him make it out alive. His horrifying experiences during the war only made him stronger and at the end of it he claims “If I knew...
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...the maternal ward, I heard the first cries of a newborn baby. It was a special moment and I knew that in the near future I wanted to be one to be actually helping with those experiences as a health care professional. Encountering these events first hand has confirmed my interest for health care and passion for helping others. I decided to take this contribution to the hospital further and become a certified nursing assistant at a nursing home beginning in December of 2015. Also, I attended a volunteer position at Camp Oz, a camp in Minnesota for young students with epilepsy sponsored by Coach Kill of the Minnesota Gophers. This taught me patience and understanding as I enjoyed my day spending time with the students and participating in activities. It was a special experience seeing how happy and grateful the young group of girls I was paired with were that we were spending the day at camp with them. We bonded as we went for nature walks, ate lunch and played basketball together. The gratitude we received was irreplaceable, as well as the amount of understanding I learned for my peers. Lastly, I was a LINK leader for the freshman class my junior and senior year of high school. This involved us leaders planning activities and a lively pep fest for the incoming freshman of Chanhassen high school on the first day of school. We had blast making them feel welcome and getting them excited to begin high school, although helping them feeling comfortable at the same time. I enjoyed giving...
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...Co-curricular activity (Singapore) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Redirected from Co-Curricular Activity) Jump to: navigation, search The Tahan Mountain Trekking Team (a CCA in Hwa Chong Institution), on an expedition to Annapurna Base Camp, Nepal in 2000 Co-curricular activities (CCAs), previously known as Extracurricular Activities (ECAs) are activities that educational organisations in some parts of the world create for school students. They are activities which all school students must attend alongside the standard study curriculum. In Singapore, the policy was introduced by the Ministry of Education, which believe extra activities for school students are a means to enhance social interaction, leadership, healthy recreation, self-discipline and self-confidence. At higher levels of education, CCA participation may even translate into academic points. The scope of CCAs is wide due to a nearly inexhaustible list of interests. Some of the major groups include Computer Club, Art Club, Dance Club, Swimming, Basketball and Photography Club. Uniformed groups include the St. John Ambulance Brigade (SJAB), Red Cross, Military Band, The Singapore Scout Association, Girl Guides Singapore, National Police Cadet Corps (NPCC) and National Cadet Corps (NCC). Performing arts groups are also included, with Chinese Orchestra, choirs, bands and Dance Clubs among such CCAs. CCAs are held outside standard curriculum hours and the activities partaken depend on the nature of...
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...“Girls aren’t included in pre-season”, “Sorry only the boys team got funding for new equipment this year”, “I didn’t even know we had a girls’ team”. “The chief distinction in the intellectual powers of the two sexes is shown by man attaining to a higher eminence, in whatever he takes up, than woman can attain - whether requiring deep thought, reason, or imagination, or merely the use of the senses” (Darwin, 1878). When deciding to play golf for the first time and join my high school’s team as a junior, I had no idea the amount of sexism I was soon to be faced with. From lack of funding for specifically the girl’s team, the noticeably fewer number of matches scheduled, and the outdated, underwhelming quantity as well as the poor quality of...
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...Prejudice; the unjustified negative attitude towards an individual or group based solely on their position within certain societal groups. Prejudice is not merely a statement of opinion or belief, but an attitude that includes feelings of contempt, fear and loathing, which results from a preconceived cognition or stereotype. I.E. black people aren’t as smart as white people, all gay men are effeminate etc. These core beliefs more often than not lead to heavily discriminatory behaviour from the in-group in order to undermine the out-group/minority and force them to believe their own stereotypes. This idea can be clearly related back to the movie Remember the Titans where racism, sexism and homophobia were a regular occurrence backed up by such discriminatory behaviour as segregation, work-place favouritism and often, violence. Despite this, a number of practices can be put in place in everyday life in order to reduce prejudicial attitudes and behaviour, including superordinate goals, mutual interdependence and intergroup contact. Social psychologists throughout history have developed a number of theories pertaining as to how and why people develop prejudices toward one another; however, only a small number have been found to be applicable to most situations in life and can be readily observed throughout Remember the Titans. Such theories include, realistic conflict theory, social identity theory and mere exposure. The theory of realistic conflict was first conceived by Donald...
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...for her outstanding acting skills. Jennifer Shrader Lawrence is one of the greatest actresses of this century. Jennifer Lawrence was born on August 15, 1990 in Louisville, Kentucky. She was an unexpected child. Jennifer Lawrence was the first girl born on her father’s side in 50 years. Jennifer Lawrence was raised on a quiet horse farm in Indian Hills. When she was she was younger, she had two horses named Brumby and Dan and one pony named Muffin. She has had multiple injuries from riding horses, like...
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...“sport” I personally love. Another reason people may not consider cheerleading a sport is because some schools do not go to competitions, competitions are voluntary and competitive at the level decides they want to be at. It is okay for a school cheer team to just cheer for their school, and that is all their fans will see them do. That is really simple and depending on what they do it may be questionable if that type of cheering is a sport or not. One last reason why people may not consider it a sport is basically denial. A lot of people are very stereotypical over cheerleaders and they like to joke them. They do not want to be informed about all the things that are involved. Such as a big football player, he does not want to hear about how a girl that cheers is really just as athletic as...
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