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    Cross your fingers and get out your rabbit ’s feet. Crossing fingers‚ black cats‚ rabbit ’s feet‚ broken mirrors‚ they are all harmless superstitions that people believe in that help them through their day. People use superstitions like crossing their fingers or saying a certain chant or phrase to prepare themselves for difficult tasks they feel they can ’t do by themselves. Athletes and musicians also rely on their superstitious beliefs—like lucky clothing articles‚ or some routine before a performance—because

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    Moving into the world is a significant experience in a person’s life which provides opportunities for growth and development. Change in attitude‚ development of knowledge and change in identity are all aspects of moving into the world however‚ it is not as simple as it seems and it consists of being faced with barriers which an individual learns to overcome. Moving into the world is explored in two texts which are Billy Elliot‚ by Stephan Daldry‚ and Eminem’s song “Lose Yourself”. Change in attitude

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    Character Q: Who are the main characters in the story? A: The main characters in the story are Violet‚ Klaus‚ Sunny‚ and Count Olaf (a.k.a Stehpano). The series and book revoles around these characters. Without them‚ there wouldn’t be a story. Uncle Monty‚ on the other hand‚ is more of a side character. He may be looking after the Baudelaire children‚ but he is still just there to be a filler. Q: Choose a character. Why is this character important in the story? A: Violet Baudelaire would

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    Chicago White Sox vs. Cincinnati Reds vs. Black Sox The year was 1919. The Chicago White Sox were on a winning streak. All White Sox fans were confident in their team’s talent and capability to beat their World Series competition‚ the Cincinnati Reds. Their performance was disappointing to their fans‚ coaches‚ and even a few oblivious White Sox players. Although many were surprised‚ gamblers and multiple White Sox team members were not. The players‚ who were nicknamed the Black Sox‚ had everything

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    the late 1800’s and the first twenty years of the next century. Back in those days the Red Sox were the best in the league. They use to be called‚ the Boston Americans due to the location of the closest port to Europe. They also have won five World Series in the years between 1913 through 1918. In 1919‚ after their win the owner began to sell his players. One of the many players that was sold to the New York Yankees was the one and only Babe Ruth. After the Babe was sold‚ the Boston Red Sox had

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    became the youngest player ever selected for Mumbai in the West Zone Ranji Trophy league and tine legend was born. Subsequently‚ b-e was selected for the Sportster Trophy for boys under 17. His scores of 15-8‚ 97 and 75 also won him the Man of the Series award and took his team (Dattu Phadkar XI) to victory. In 1988/ 1989‚ he scored 100 not-out in his first first-class match‚ for Bombay against Gujarat. At 15 years and 232 days he was the youngest to score a century on debut. He is‚ in fact‚ the only

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    The Worlds Greatest Its America’s favorite game for a reason‚ and as everybody who’s ever played in the pro’s will tell you‚ you can love the game‚ but it won’t always love you back. Many people in history have tried to make a name in the baseball world and many have failed. Few have succeeded. The list goes on and on of those who have been good‚ but there’s a short list of those who have been great. And now they are being put together on one team‚ to play an imaginary game. From pitcher to outfield

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    baseball is just like life one minute you can be on top of the world or down in the dumps just like real life. A couple more things on why people love baseball are the concession stands and the smell of the food at the ballpark the smell of hotdogs and hamburgers grilling and the smell of salty sunflower seeds‚ the walk up songs to see the different cultures of different ballplayers‚ to the decisive calls that umpires make to decide a world series game‚ to the perfect game and no hitters and to the monster

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    Babe Ruth had a major influence on baseball during the 20th century‚ when he served as a legendary baseball player for the Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees. During his career he led the Red Sox to 3 World Series championships and 4 with the Yankees. He later became a manager for the Brooklyn Dodgers and one of the most inspirational sports figures of all time. Babe Ruth was born in Baltimore‚ Maryland on February 6‚ 1895 to parents Kate-Schamberger Ruth and George Herman Ruth Sr.; he was

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    baseball team to win the World Series in the 86-year period from 1918 until 2004. While some fans took the curse seriously‚ most used the expression in a tongue-in-cheek manner. The curse was said to have begun after the Red Sox sold Babe Ruth‚ sometimes called The Bambino‚ to the New York Yankees in the off-season of 1919-1920. The Red Sox had been one of the most successful professional baseball franchises‚ winning the first World Series in 1903 and amassing five World Series titles prior to selling

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