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Brazilian Jiu-jitsu is an intense martial art that helps improve speed, muscle memory, reflex, and quick thinking. I have found my experience studying jiu-jitsu to be incredibly rewarding. It is an awesome way to stay active and improve upon yourself. The practice of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu dates back to approximately 1914 when it was first put into practice by the Gracie family in Brazil.

The link below is about the science of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and the most important aspects for an athlete to keep in mind. The article reads very smoothly and it's sections on technique importance are particularly good.
http://www.jtsstrength.com/articles/2015/01/18/sport-science-brazilian-jiu-jitsu/

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The Peace Corps was developed in 1961 to help developing countries. There have been 141 host countries in the program. Volunteers work in Education, Health, Enviroment, Youth developement programs, economic developement, agriculture, peace corps response. The peace corps is a noble organization that I would love to participate in. So many countries and individual communities have been strengthened thanks to the work of the Peace Corps.

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As I walk up the dirt path to my bus stop, I'm greeted by the bomake (women) already there waiting. Their tattered dresses are perfectly washed and ironed.

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Animation is defined as the illusion of motion and change. Animation allows for a form of visual storytelling that can’t be captured by live action alone. It allows an artist to create the illusion of a living world where they can do what they please whether that is a world where animals talk, objects have personalities, or characters have magical powers.

The featured link is essentially a timeline for the most memorable stepping stones in animation. I personally feel that the segment of the article about Walt Disney is worth a quick read
https://history-of-animation.webflow.io/

Bellow is a scene from Snow White and the Seven Dwarves which was  the first animated feature film to be hand drawn. It was released in 1937 and the critically acclaimed film earned $8 million dollars during it's initial release.