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    Blacksmithing History

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    Have you ever been bewildered about what life was like on a Texas plantation? After reading this you will hopefully have solved some of those absurd mysteries. What was life truly like as a slave? How did the ancients endure? How do you get tools when you can’t go to the store? Well, if you needed any weapons in the past, you would generally go to the blacksmith. Blacksmithing is a fascinating job that keeps the culture of medieval castles and knights alive. Understanding blacksmithing is a…

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    Knee Brace Case Study

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    created the DonJoy armour skier edition. This is specifically designed for skiers. The ski specific one has a shorted length, to avoid it clashing with the top of the ski boot and being uncomfortable, as well as this it also has a medial ski deflector- this run son the inner side of the knee brace and prevents it catching on the opposite knee or a knee brace on the opposite leg. See picture below for a standard functional knee brace and then on the right the DonJoy standard armour brace compared…

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    GLADIATORS: AN UNNACEPTABLE SPORT For too many years’ gladiator fights have been considered normal in our roman way of life. Forcing innocent people to die for the pretext of public entertainment is not a practice that should be continued. This inhumane practice doesn’t consider the importance of human life and instead focusses on entertainment that is both free and barbaric. QUOTE FORM A GLADIATOR HATOR “The other day, I chanced to drop in at the midday games, expecting sport and wit and…

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    Celebrities can have a significant influence on consumer choices because they are easily recognized by a target audience. For example, Taylor Swift, famous musician, is a celebrity who rose to fame with her song ‘Blank Space’ and is promoting Apple Music and Spotify. This example shows that because Taylor Swift produces music, and that the product being advertised is dedicated to exposing users to music, Taylor Swift can be a good fit because she has fans who listen to her music. Furthermore,…

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    Battle Of Marathon Essay

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    examine the battle decisions of the Greeks at marathon. How there armour and weapons were more beneficial during the battle. Marathon was the first battle where the Greeks were able to defeat the Persians. It was a huge turning point in history if Persia would have defeated the Greeks they would have had control over Athens and then most likely the rest Greece. The Greek hoplites had an advantage over the Persians due to their armour and weapons. The hoplites were heavily armoured infantry…

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    doing is he is having the teams bif back and forth trying to get his client as much money as possible. After then, just recently MLB (Major League Baseball) made a deal with a major baseball and sports company called Under Armour. The deal that they made is that under armour will pay a big amount of money to the MLB and then they will get their logo on the player's uniform. Major League Baseball will be making a lot of money off of this which will also get other franchises to contact them…

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    Shown repeatedly throughout both articles ‘You Are Not Special’ by David McCullough and ‘You Shouldn’t Get a Prize for Showing Up” by Nancy Armour, a common central idea of overused admiration and parents over-sheltering their children is apparent in both texts. While both of the writers show compelling arguments, parents and children act completely different ways than what is assumed of them. Parents do not always show excessive pride for their children nor do they keep them cut off from the…

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    Women In Front Lines

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    men because both men and women have the capabilities of fighting and enhancing the power of our military. Opening up combat roles for women merely formalizes the reality of what was already happening; it 's just opening more roles and opportunities (Armour 2013). The bottom line is if you can do the job, you should be out there doing it, whether you 're a man…

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    outrage if a sports team, professional or college, decided to have a mascot that mocked African Americans, Latinos, Jews or the disabled. Most would not find it funny or witty, as it violates the bounds of respect and decency by their very nature (Armour, 2016). So, why is it permitted that teams, such as, the Indians are able to use Chief Wahoo as their mascot? Currently, sports team mascots are the most widespread stereotype. Through this I will ask other students to name some teams that…

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    Samurai Weapons

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    When they where trained they where taught about fencing and how to throw spears. They where told that they had to be cold hearted strong separated men. The samurais fought for the shogun and the Bakufu. They where forced to wear there traditional armour and use their weapons. Over time the samurais where needed less they eventually became officers. In this text I have told you about the samurais there jobs how hard they worked some of their laws and much more I hope u enjoyed it the samurais…

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