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    Personal Narrative: Little League World Series

    Little League World Series Then I woke up. I sat at the edge of my hotel bed at the Hampton Inn, and waited for my arm to wake up. I put my uniform on, just waiting to get in the car and drive to the championship game. I thought to myself, this is the biggest platform I’ve ever been on, I get to play on national television in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. My team has to win, if we don’t, my dreams are crushed. But first, this is how we got there. The smell of the freshly cut grass and then painted

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    Blue Devils Softball Team Case Study

    The Blue Devils softball team fell short of what would have been an uplifting comeback with a 5-4 loss in their second double header game against Robert Morris University. On a fielder’s choice, Taylor Bartlow scored the winning run in the final inning to claim victory for the Colonials, meanwhile the Blue Devils dropped their record to 4-14 and 0-2 in North East Conference play. RMU got off to a quick start in the first inning to support their starting pitcher Laura Coulter. With Jordan Gurganus

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    Personal Narrative-Football Night

    Football Night “Line it up and start stretching.” I heard coach Quick say to us. So I line up and start to stretch. We start at putting our arm across our chests’. Then end at back-pedals. “Let’s watch the rest of the 7th grade game” I said. 5 minutes till our game. The 7th grade did very well. They were winning 18-6. With 40 seconds left, one of the 7th graders ripped the ball out of the running-back’s hands then ran the ball 2 or 3 yards. Offence goes out to run more plays. One more touchdown

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    Personal Narrative: The Sport Of Softball

    Fans cheering, players nervous, the intensity is high. Runners on all the bases, score is 4-4 winning run is on third with just one batter left. Just in a second, the longest game ever became the shortest. The run had scored, and we lost. Ever since I was little, my love for the game of softball has flourished. Not only has softball taught me plays, it developed me as a person. The hard work that the game requires teaches a lesson to never give up, even when you make a mistake. Softball has connected

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    Personal Narrative: The Softball Game

    The Softball Game Everything is moving in slow motion, everyone around me seems to be moving at the pace of a snail. I can feel every single one out of ten thousand jolts of energy sparking through my entire body. My eyes shoot around like crazy trying to follow everything that’s happening outside of my head. I can’t think of anything else, only one single thought occupies my mind… ‘Will we win?’ I ask myself this question over and over again, nonstop. Then the world speeds up moving

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    Driving In Golf Research Paper

    Learning how to drive in golf is an art form, and it is essential that your swing is proper in order for you to make consistently solid shots every time you tee off. A solid drive will set the pace for each hole. You can improve your golf score by adopting a few of the following tips and tricks in learning how to drive in golf. Position Of Your Feet & Golf Ball When you are taking a regular shot on the fairway with your wood, generally the ball will be midway between both your front and back feet

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    Personal Narrative-Racism

    "Howzaaat!" I scream at the top of my lungs! The burst of red hurtles through the air at the speed of lightning before stopping with a sudden whack against the precious wickets. The stumps tumble through the air and hit the soft grass with a thump. "That's it, I'm out." Jimmy plainly states, as he slumps his shoulders and makes his way off the pitch. Now it's my turn. I walk towards the bat like a staunch soldier heading in to battle. My numb, blue, fingertips feel like they're about to fall

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    Personal Narrative: My Greatest Bleacher

    One time when I was seven years old, I went to my brother's baseball game in Bemidji. At this game, I decided that instead of sitting under the bleachers with the top on over it. I wanted to sit off the third base line where there is no cover over the top of the bleacher. I decided to sit on the top bleacher because I wanted to sit by my sister and to also be able to see my brother play close up. Well I had only sat there for about two minutes and a foul ball came flying at my eye and it hit me and

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    Principles of Statutory Interpretation

    Principles of Statutory Interpretation 3.1: The Literal Rule "If the precise words used are plain and unambiguous, in our judgment we are bound to construe them in their ordinary sense, even though it does lead to an absurdity or manifest injustice"- Jervis CJ in Abley v. Dale 1851. The literal rule means the interpretation of Acts purely according to their literal meaning; it has fallen out of favour since the 19th Century. The literal rule of statutory interpretation says that words in a statute

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    Association Rule

    p=1.83E-012] onions -> potatoes [Coverage=0.189 (189); Support=0.082 (82); Strength=0.434; Lift=1.53; Leverage=0.0285 (28.5); p=5.30E-007] Assignment 1: Association Rules Association rules represent a learning method to discover relations and associations between groups of data. The purpose of the association rules is to find certain patterns in the items in a large database. This will enable us to discover the probability that one would buy a product, given the purchase of another product

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