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Sprint Mechanics, Training, and Agility in Sports

Classified in Physical Education

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Sprint Stride Phases and Ground Contact

Ground Contact (Heel Strike, Amortization, Toe Off)

During ground contact, the foot should strike with weight on the ball of the feet. The strike leg should aggressively straighten down and underneath the body to the ground contact point.

Recovery (Leg Extension, Forward Swing, Foot Descent)

The strike leg should aggressively extend, and the forward swing should follow while the other leg is going through contact. The recovery leg should follow a path straight up toward the buttock, the knee should rise, and the thigh should be parallel to the ground. The foot should drop below the knee, making the knee at a 90-degree angle.

Sprint Acceleration and Maximum Velocity Distances

Many field sport athletes can attain... Continue reading "Sprint Mechanics, Training, and Agility in Sports" »

Common Irregular Verbs in English

Classified in English

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InfinitivePast SimpleMeaning
bringbroughttraer, comprar
buyboughtcomprar
comecamevenir, vino
choosechoseescoger
costcostcostar
dodidhacer
drinkdrankbeber
drivedrovemanejar
eatatecomer
feelfeltsentir
findfoundencontrar
forgetforgotolvidar
getgotobtener
get upgot uplevantarse
givegavedar
gowentir
go outwent outsalir
havehadtener
knowknewsaber
leaveleftsalir
makemadehacer
meanmeantsignificar
meetmetreunirse
paypaidpagar
putputponer
put onput onponerse
readreadleer
runrancorrer, corrió
saysaiddecir
seesawver
sellsoldvender
sendsentenviar
singsangcantar
sitsatsentar
sleepsleptdormir
speakspokehablar
spendspentgastar
swimswamnadar
taketooktomar
telltolddecir, contar
thinkthoughtpensar
wake upwoke updespertarse
wearworevestir
winwonganar
writewroteescribir

Understanding Sympathy and Economic Perspectives

Classified in Philosophy and ethics

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Understanding Sympathy

1. Earthquake in China vs. Pinky

2. Using imagination to understand someone else’s pain

3. Challenge of 'blind' sympathy

Adam Smith described sympathy as an automatic reaction. Whenever we see people in pain, we cringe. Whenever we see people happy, we cannot help but smile. Through our own faculties and senses, we attempt to imagine what it is like to feel another person’s life with our own. But the sympathy we feel for others is limited by their relative closeness. We tend to sympathize with those closer to us in a single moment than a multitude of people we have never met. Smith uses the example of an earthquake in China against the threat of a severed finger. Although people claim the loss of a finger is nothing to... Continue reading "Understanding Sympathy and Economic Perspectives" »

Python Syntax, Indentation, Comments, Variables, Data Types, Numbers, Casting, and Strings

Classified in Computers

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Python Syntax

As we learned in the previous page, Python syntax can be executed by writing directly in the Command Line:

>>> print("Hello, World!")
Hello, World!

Python Indentation

Indentation refers to the spaces at the beginning of a code line.

Where in other programming languages the indentation in code is for readability only, the indentation in Python is very important.

Python uses indentation to indicate a block of code.

if5 > 2:
    print("Five is greater than two!")

Python will give you an error if you skip the indentation:

if5 > 2:
print("Five is greater than two!")

Python Comments

Comments can be used to explain Python code.

Comments can be used to make the code more readable.

Comments can be used to prevent execution when testing... Continue reading "Python Syntax, Indentation, Comments, Variables, Data Types, Numbers, Casting, and Strings" »

City Thief Steals DVD Player, Watch, Jewelry

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City Thief Steals from Eileen Jacobs' Home

Witness Describes Suspect to Police

Police are hoping to make progress in catching a city thief. He was seen cycling away from the home of Eileen Jacobs after stealing a DVD player, a watch, and some jewelry. The main suspect is Neil Swains, a forty-year-old escaped convict. Daniel Cooper saw the criminal and is here to give us a description.

Presenter: Hello.

Mr. Cooper: Hello.

Presenter: Can you tell us what happened?

Mr. Cooper: Of course, I can. I was making my breakfast in the kitchen at about 8 AM when I heard a noise in Eileen's backyard. I knew she had gone on vacation last weekend, so I went to investigate.

Presenter: What did you see?

Mr. Cooper: I noticed the back door was open. It looked like someone... Continue reading "City Thief Steals DVD Player, Watch, Jewelry" »

Coastal Erosion: Processes, Landforms, and Examples

Classified in Geology

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Coastal Erosion

Factors Influencing Wave Size and Energy

The size and energy of a wave are influenced by:

  • How long the wind has been blowing
  • The strength of the wind
  • The fetch (the distance the wind blows over the surface of the water)

Rate of Coastline Erosion

The rate of coastline erosion is influenced by:

  • Type of rock (e.g., chalk and limestone form steep cliffs)
  • Strength of waves
  • Speed of waves

Destructive Waves

Destructive waves are created in storm conditions. They are characterized by:

  • Being created from big, strong waves when the wind is powerful and has been blowing for a long time
  • Occurring when wave energy is high and the wave has traveled over a long fetch
  • Eroding the coast
  • Having a stronger backwash than swash
  • Having a short wavelength and being
... Continue reading "Coastal Erosion: Processes, Landforms, and Examples" »

Improving Public Health in India: Challenges and Solutions

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Infant mortality rate/life expectancy

The waterborne disease is mostly spread out in northeast India. Gajrawedi has the highest rate (21-27) per 10000 people. The lowest rate (00-06) is in the west side of India, Subhanpura, and Sayajigunj. Cities like Raopura, Shiyabaug, and Sidhvaimata road have a mid-range rate of infections.

The sanitation in northeast India may not be clean, therefore, the water may be contaminated while transporting it, resulting in an unstable water supply.

There is a very high population in India, people may share water and transfer disease.

Areas with a high infection rate may have less affluent and probably don’t provide any facility to purify or filtrate the water.

Approaches to Improving Public Health

There are two

... Continue reading "Improving Public Health in India: Challenges and Solutions" »

Coastal Management Strategies: Advantages & Disadvantages

Classified in Geography

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Coastal Management Strategies

Building a Sea Wall

A sea wall is a wall built on the edge of the coastline to protect against erosion and flooding. For example, waves in Porthleven are managed using a sea wall.

Advantages

  • Protects the base of cliffs, land, and buildings against erosion.
  • Can prevent coastal flooding in some areas.

Disadvantages

  • Expensive to build.
  • Curved sea walls reflect wave energy back to the sea, maintaining wave power and potentially increasing erosion over time.
  • High maintenance costs.

Building Groynes

Groynes are wooden barriers built at right angles to the beach, such as the Hopton Sea Wall in Norfolk.

Advantages

  • Prevent the movement of beach material along the coast by longshore drift.
  • Allow the buildup of a beach, which acts as a
... Continue reading "Coastal Management Strategies: Advantages & Disadvantages" »

Comparative Advantage, Trade, and Protectionism: A Comprehensive Guide

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Comparative Advantage and Trade

Absolute vs. Comparative Advantage

Absolute advantage occurs when a country can produce more of a good with the same resources or produce the same good with fewer resources (higher efficiency). Comparative advantage exists when a country can produce a good at a lower opportunity cost than another country.

Illustrative Example

  1. Before Specialization: Assume two countries, A and B, each allocating half their resources to produce wheat (W) and rice (R). Country A produces 50W and 40R, while Country B produces 100W and 50R.
  2. After Specialization: Based on opportunity costs, Country A specializes in rice (80R), while Country B specializes in wheat (200W).
  3. Trade: At a market price of 1W = 0.6R, Country B can export 100W and
... Continue reading "Comparative Advantage, Trade, and Protectionism: A Comprehensive Guide" »

Computer Hardware, Software, and Peripherals: A Comprehensive Look

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Computer Basics

A computer is a device that processes data according to a set of instructions known as a program.

Hardware and Software

Hardware: The equipment. Software: The programs and data.

Operating System

The operating system is a special set of programs that provides an interface for the user and allows application programs to communicate with the hardware.

Application Programs

Application programs include:

  • Word processors (for creating and editing texts)
  • Spreadsheets (for calculating mathematical formulae)
  • Databases (for storing data in a way that allows the data to be sorted and searched)

Antivirus Programs

Antivirus programs are used to detect and remove viruses (harmful programs that can reproduce themselves and attach themselves to other programs)... Continue reading "Computer Hardware, Software, and Peripherals: A Comprehensive Look" »