school project on how technology has changed performance of sports events
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because the material in the swim suits are acually "scaled"...like a shark or a fishes body is...the small scales in the suit great less friction for the water to glide over it and makeing it better for olymic compitions.
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Badminton uses a judge I think. I think Volletball does as well. Tennis may also have a judge to watch the net and serves. Not 100% on this. Football has the Refferee but also has a back judge, line judge, field judge and side judges. Each official in American football watches a different part of the field to ensure no penalties take place. They are usually very good about their jobs except during Superbowls like this last catastrophe Superbowl 40. YUCK!!!!
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yep your right........not good for training.........only good for performance........which means you actually have to play a sport......used for "gameday" only.....i know i played many sports in high school and it makes a difference during the game....
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I use lots of methods to prepare for competition, but I think the most important is visualization. I like to spend a few hours relaxing before the event and just visualizing how I will perform. I imagine the event, the competitors, the challenges I will face and then visualize myself performing. I try to visualize as many different situations as I can and always "see" myself overcoming or beating out the other competitors. This exercise leaves me very focused and mentally prepares me to succeed. The more situations and challenges I can imagine, the more likely I will be able to perform under pressure when the time comes.
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I found the link for the school so I hope this help you. So click on the link below and then click Sports Schedules and Results and your on your way.
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Participating in sports causes one to organize their time especially if you are still in school.  Sports are usually team events which teach us how to play on a team and interact with others.  Sports teach us that we don't always win and how to handle defeat.  Sports demand us to be aware of our bodies thus we tend to be careful what we eat and drink.  Since we are around like minded people we tend to stay away from smoking and drugs.
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Try these URL's.  Good luck\n\n\nhttp://www.sbceo.k12.ca.us/~ims/techcen/EETT/ImpactofET.pdf\n\nhttp://technologysource.org/article/impact_of_computers_on_schools/\n\nhttp://courses.wcupa.edu/fletcher/english121/projects/10b/jessy.htm\n\nhttp://www.ncrel.org/tech/effects/intro.htm
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Indeed, before when it was impossible to watch games on television, fans were had to go to the game if they wanted to watch their team play. Also it is argued you can see more of the play from lots of different angles on the televsion. So yes is my answer, and I think that games not played on a Saturday are effected by this even more.
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Hey! I just finished learning about active transport! The teacher confused me soooo bad! I had to have a friend in my class explain it to me. I would suggest going to google and typing in "active transport" and clicking on the news tab on the top. good luck with your project!
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There are some summaries of studies here:  http://edtech.usca.edu/courses/et755/ss06/research/Godbeetopic.htm
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I'm curious.... If it's due tomorrow, how long have you had to research it?  In any case, you are in luck!  This is the technological age and you can GOOGLE IT!\n\nBest Wishes,\n\nSue
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EVERYTHING in life has become too PC.  All sports are becoming overly cautious of anything and everything.  Thant's why we watch college ball.  They are playing to get noticed and to get signed.  They're not being paid to "entertain" the audience, yet.
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I think your high school would be the one that has those.  I don't think high school stats are 'reported' to anyone, therefore I HIGHLY doubt there is a database out there containing these stats.  Your best bet is to contact the school or your old coach.
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the advances in telelivision technology has done a world of good to contemporary cricket. it has not only helped the umpires to give close disicions but has also assisted both the bowlers and batsman to annalyse their mistakes that they make in their previous matches by wathing the replays and try to rectify them. also it assist the coach and the team think tank to chalk out strategies to defeat their rivals by watching the replays of their previous matches. it has also been a boon for the yongster who can learn a lot by watching good players playing.
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Here is an excellent article on the subject.  Good luck!\n\n"Sport used to be a brutal, lawless affair frowned upon by the middle classes, but the Victorians changed all that.\n\nThe course of the Victorian period saw a drive towards a more civilised and controlled society. In sport this manifested itself by a desire for rules and regulations, changing the emphasis from manly physical pursuits to moral and spiritual exercises with disciplinary value and a spirit of fair play.\n\nIt was a process that was largely driven by the Industrial Revolution. Industry began to dominate the economy and workers moved from field to factory and developed a new-found desire for material wealth. This gave their middle class employers greater control and the chance to dictate how employees should live their lives. A campaign was mounted against violent sports like football which left men injured and unable to work, while working hours were increased to levels previously deemed unacceptable leaving fewer opportunities to play.\n\nBut things were different in one area of society. In the public schools the aristocratic pupils held sway over their middle class teachers, and were free to play as they pleased. Nevertheless, parents were becoming concerned about the treatment of youngsters who, under the prefect-fagging system, were put in goal and suffered the brunt of the violence. Schools had to take action or face the prospect of parents taking their children elsewhere.\n\nThomas Arnold, headmaster at Rugby school, wanted his pupils to grow up into moral Christian gentlemen. He therefore moderated the prefect-fagging system and advocated regulated sports which provided exercise and encouraged healthy competition.\n\n\nAnd so sport entered the 20th century with a new image. The Victorians had cleaned it up and repackaged it as a moral, exciting spiritual activity, rather than a rough pursuit dependent on physical prowess. Tennis and golf would go from strength to strength, while athletics would flourish, particularly with the establishment of the Olympic movement.\n\nThe factory owners, who once did all they could to prevent their workers playing sports like football, now changed their views as sport was more likely to keep their employees healthy. In fact many employers encouraged the formation of works teams to try to foster feelings of solidarity among the workforce. Dial Square, formed by workers at the Royal Arsenal in Woolwich in 1886, went on to become Arsenal FC; West Ham was formed by the workforce at Thames Iron Works in 1895; while Newton Heath, a club founded by workers from the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company, went on to become known by a slightly more familiar name - nowadays we call them Manchester United."
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It  can de done in friendly games.I would not advise it \nin PROFESSIONAL  games, its too risky.
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Do something on data querying or mining on distributed databases, which is related the hot research topic of sensor networks.\n\nRead this paper (almost 10 years since it was published) which is close to what you want: http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/44986.html