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…and of necessity, and regrettably, they are always the brighter or stronger. To illustrate my point, It is an obvious fact that some people can run faster than others. If it was desirable that in this activity all runners be equal, no amount of hard line legislation…

…A common belief that has been in existence for some time became a blur to me through my second year in high school. I was a cheerleader and a star rookie runner. Two passions I cared for deeply and I heard it, “ You have to choose one.” My coaches were…

…need to be a front-runner in the protection of our environment. We need to extend as much thought to our environment as we do to our security. I agree with the ozone experts from the EU that oppose U.S. requests to use a higher percentage of chemicals…

…“To An Athlete Dying Young” The time you won your town the race We chaired you through the market-place; Man and boy stood cheering by, And home we brought you shoulder-high. To-day, the road all runners come, Shoulder-high we bring you home…

…commonly when a ball is caught before bouncing (a fly ball), when a ground ball is caught and thrown to first base before the batter arrives, when a base runner is not touching a base and is tagged by a fielder holding the ball, when a fielder who has…

…distance runners tend to have stress fractures of the shin (tibia) and low fibula area.¡¦ It is the Sports Physiotherapist¡¦s knowledge that can prevent an injury occurring in the first place. This is evident as Reaburn and Jenkins (1996, P69) suggest…

…this morning guest, Mr. Ridley Scott. He will, of course, be best known to most as the director of the controversial 1992 film 'Blade Runner' Welcome to our program Ridley. Ridley Scott: Thank you Richard. This is my first trip to Sydney and I have certainly been…

…, Franklin performed his famous kite experiment with the help of his twenty-one year old son, William. On a stormy day, lightning struck the kite, and electricity streamed down toward the key, presenting the final proof of lightning’s electrical nature…

…that’s he was probably fated to write about the flight of kites ‘because in the earliest memory of my childhood it seemed to me that as I lay in my cradle s kite came down to me and opened my mouth with its tail and struck me with it’s tail many times between…

…that provided an easy path for the electricity of lightning to follow. Eventually these pointed rods were modified to serve as lightning rods designed to protect people’s homes. In 1752, Franklin performed his famous kite experiment with the help of his twenty-one…