There are many different characteristics of basketball that a player needs to be good at the sport. This includes awareness. This characteristic involves a player to understand the game a lot better, this doesnât mean that the only point is to put the ball in the basket, it is way more than that. Awareness is about knowing where you are meant to be and having good spatial awareness which falls into this characteristic. Another characteristic that basketball players have to...
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What is love? â That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweetâ That by which we call a feeling of deep affection driven by our stereotypical perception or is it a multi-dimensional paradigm that corresponds with the play; whether it be wrapped in hate, directed by the impetuosity or surrounded by death. Love is undeniably encompassed throughout the play but it is merely a conceptual route that opens up the themes of hate, impetuosity...
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Japanese table manners are far more complex than Australiaâs? It is common knowledge that Asian countries have very different ideologyâs to Australia and Western countries. But how do us Australians eat compared with how the Japanese eat. While itâs quite common, in Australia, to completely disrespect basic table manners, in Japan itâs extremely frowned upon to be disrespectful at the dinner table. When I visited a very formal Japanese restaurant several weeks ago, the waiter spoke to us in Japanese...
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INTRODUCTION This report discusses how Uber company uses Gig economy workers for the working of the company. It will highlight the use of freelance economy by the company and how they maximise their profit without investment and use of flexible working hour employees. It introduces us to the working of gig economy, how companies gets advantage and disadvantaged by it. This will also cover how these kind of workers are adjusted with the full time working employees in the company....
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Over the years, humans have become more and more captivated in space exploration. Ever since it was discovered that it was possible to send humans to space (in 1961 using the Vostok 1), scientists have been engaged in constructing new technology that will assist in transporting humans onto another planet. However, there are many problems that may affect the success of this. One of which is the Earthâs gravitational pull, which is extremely strong. It will require a large amount...
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Sports & Fitness is an area where you are supposed to train yourself with regards to the game you play in. There are plenty of fitness courses in Perth where you can join and train up yourself. If you are willing to get a fitness trainer certification, then you can get them from our fitness courses college in Perth. Hence if you are very much particular about joining sports science courses in Perth, then Australia is the right choice. What...
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Women have played a significant role throughout history, from Dido of Carthage to Wilhemina of the Netherlands. However, they have been overshadowed and confined to the home by societal norms since, well, the dawn of humanity. But during World War one and two, unique circumstances allowed for women to be temporarily emancipated from their domestic duties, and this taste of freedom eventually led to the feminist movements that fully emancipated women from the yoke of gender roles. For some context,...
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Everyone was born with different personalities that make each one of us different. Some might be more talkative, while the other remains shy and quiet; then there are people who like to use their heart over their head, and many more. Self-awareness is important to know the self worth and then introspect. The purpose of this essay is to examine the personalities and communication styles together with self-awareness. The first thing to do is to take the personality test. Then,...
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We often come across the term âWork-Life Balanceâ that has conditioned us to believe that there is a magic formula for having it all. Those who firmly believe that if they work hard and are disciplined then they can have a good job, money in the bank, nice home, fancy car and loads of free time to spend with their partner, children, family, and friends. It seems that everybody is chasing the idea of work-life balance, yet most of us...
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Introduction Throughout the duration of term, the predominate focus has been on sports psychology and the mental blocking aspects that affect an athleteâs performance. Physically, enhancing and improving tennis abilities has been the primary data putting the theoretical concepts into application being used as the primary data for this folio. Firstly, as a novice tennis player, the goals were to be able to perform basic forehand and backhand concepts, movements and strategies. Moreover, these skills will allow me to become...
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Even though mental health has constituted a fundamental part of the definition of human wellbeing, this has only recently become a public health priority, both worldwide and at the local level (Stacey & Herron, 2002). Particularly in Australia, where the high burden of morbidity due to mental health issues ranks third (Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, 2018), the government is now paying special attention to the traditional approaches in delivery services, detecting flaws and promoting the development of new...
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âCommunity service organizations are those organizations, whose primary objectives are social rather than economic. The core of the sector includes charities, religious organizations, arts organizations, community organizations, campaigning organizations, trade unions, and other not-for-profit organizationsâ (Hudson Mike, 2009, p. xvii). âUsually referring to organisations that work with a confined local or regional focus. Community organisations may have a legal status or a constitution but there are numerous groups, which have neither.â Howieson, Brian & Julie, Hodges 2014, p.124) In the...
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Shakespeare has captured the attention of the world creating his new words and developing characteristics in characters relationships that are still seen in the 21st century. His personal views on justice and mercy are implicitly and explicitly shown through characters and their relationships. The Merchant of Venice; one of Shakespeareâs most famous articles of work has many examples of justice and mercy throughout. One of the most prominent issues in William Shakespeareâs The Merchant of Venice, is the balance between...
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More than 60% of Australian households own a pet, the majority of them being dogs and cats. Australians spend around $12.2 billion per year on food, vets and healthcare products and other services for their pets, turning the Pet Industry one of the major growth segments of Australiaâs business sector. Premiumization, humanization and demographic trends are affecting this industry as a whole. One of the most important markets in the Pet Industry is the Australian Pet Food Market, with a...
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The focus of this report is to discover what influences my participation in sport and physical activities. This topic is worthy of discussion because over the next mouth and a half I will be given the opportunity to participate in golf. In order to complete this task, I will clearly demonstrate how golf is a low-profile sport in Australia. I will explain whether or not I would choose to play golf as a physical activity, justifying my answer using personal...
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There are various training procedures that can be safe or potentially harmful to athletes. Aerobic and strength training are two training procedures that could be both safe or pose risks to Simon. Aerobic training involves continuous/uniform training, fartlek and long-interval training procedures. Continuous/uniform training is a slow type of distance training completed for long periods of time. This may include running or swimming. This training procedure prepares long distance athletes like marathon runners or open water swimmers, but it doesnât...
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Beliefs emanating from the social norms and cultural values of individuals have a profound influence on how people carry out their activities and how often they do them. For instance, peopleâs beliefs on health and wellness inspire what they eat and drink and their behaviors. Consequently, language practitioners, under the guidelines of teaching practice rely on their opinions, which influences the selection of delivery materials, development of course outcomes, assessment of learner competency, and the relevant factors that aid the...
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Religion is a big part of sport all over the world as lots of young kids look up to professional athletes hoping to one day be in there position and see them as role models. Baseball is a sport where people connect from all over the world some have different colour skin, different religion and faith but in the MLB there are many players who are practicing Christians. These days the MLB is more culturally diverse than ever before. 30%...
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Rationale Through research on vaccination programs besides HPV but into influenza virus, measles, and MMR (Measles, Mumps, and rebulla) it is apparent that vaccine programs are more than important in the control of diseases. Evidence of the importance of Human papillomavirus can be found in the article âHPV vaccination catch up programâ it broadly discusses the link between cervical cancer and genital warts with the HPV 16 and 18 as well as HPV 6 and 11, but the article makes...
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Introduction Professional skepticism in auditing refers to âan attitude that includes a questioning mind and a critical assessment of audit evidenceâ and is at the foundation of the profession. Its importance has been underlined multiple times since auditing standards codification. Professional skepticism can be viewed as a lens through which auditors evaluate evidence and risk throughout the audit process (CioĹek, 2017, p. 34). Examples from my experience, reflection on the scores obtained for the 6 characteristics of skepticism. Questioning Mind...
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There are good parents, great parents and then there are parents that try too hard to be great and actually end up causing more harm than good. You have all probably heard about helicopter parents. They are essentially âhoveringâ over their offspringâs every footstep, speech and action. Then there are permissive parents who always makes sure that the children ask them for permission before doing anything. And I mean anything. Letâs take the example of neighbor X down my road....
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Rationale With research on vaccination in pre-school aged children, a broad research question âis compulsory vaccination for pre-school aged children necessary to ensure public healthâ was developed based on the initial claim. This was further refined to specifically consider the eradication of infectious disease, in particular measles in Australia. Measles is vaccinated against in a composite vaccination known as MMR that also protects against mumps and rubella (Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, 2018). This vaccine has been available in...
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Human frailty encompasses oneâs weaknesses and insecurities as well as lack of self-belief, which acts as catalyst for their downfall. William Shakespeareâs play The Tragedy of Othello through Othelloâs paradoxical character and how his character changes as the play advances, explores the fallibility of human nature, epitomised through Othelloâs degeneration from a great soldier to a blood â thirsty monster. His alienation and jealousy instigated by Iago due to his âfree and open natureâ and racism not only results in...
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Background Botswana is inhabited by approximately 130,451 wild African savannah elephants (Loxodonta africana) (Chase et al., 2016) playing significant role in the country's ecology and wildlife tourism industry (Lamarque et al, 2009; DWNP 2012). However, the range of these elephants have increased significantly in Botswana as they roam around for water; hence they are breaching the protected areas and coming in contact with the human territory (Bale, 2019). Encounter with elephants have caused several deaths and serious injuries each year...
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Architect is a registered skilled profession in Queensland which work in the environmental field, make use of the visual and creative ideas and integrate it into the environment with the professional knowledge and experience. Architects must possess a systematic body of theory that involve education, training and experience. Therefore, architect will need to apply the body of theory to give the clients and community advice on building and urban design. Architect must be good in design and communication, able to...
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Achieving success in university education needs commitment and dedication towards lecture attendance, approaching assignments in time and intensive reading for exams. Falling short of the highlighted elements may lead to a total failure in the semester, consequently repeating the unit or the course in the worst scenario. Pursuing success in the university or college is challenging since the student is entitled to freedom, limiting pressure posted by the learning institutions as evident in elementary schools and high schools. In the...
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Why Transgender Athletes are Unfair? Just over a year ago, in June 2018, a 27-year-old South African ran a record-setting race at the World Championships. Her name is Caster Semenya. Sound familiar? Thatâs because Semenya is the fastest transgender athlete, or âtrans-athleteâ, of all time to compete in the 800-meter event. 12 months ago, Caster Semenya set a record less than one second short of the female record holder for that event, making her the fourth-fastest female to run the...
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The twentieth century has been one of the most eventful periods of Jewish history. Many of your parents or other members of your family have lived through and experienced these events. Write a researched essay on the life of ONE of your family members showing how that personâs experiences relate to the overall history of the period. (note that this question does not only deal with world war II; you must deal with the life-span of your subject.) Introduction âThe...
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âYou make a living by what you get. You make a life by what you give.â - Winston Churchill This quote is what volunteering is all about, being a light in the darkness for someone else, being a light doesnât just mean giving money but itâs also about giving time and love. Volunteering can take in the form of helping the hardship homeless, volunteering at a youth group, providing someone with help in an area that you specialise in or...
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In simpler terms Integrity refers to the quality of being honest and following the principles. And the quality we need to follow during the academics, or the academic hours is called academic integrity. The International Centre for Academic Integrity defines academic integrity as a commitment to five fundamental values: honesty, trust, fairness, respect, and responsibility. The study of integrity, however, suffers from three significant problems: too many definitions, too little theory, and too few rigorous empirical studies. (Taylor, 2016) Itâs...
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