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    I was sad but I ended up having fun. I got to play lazer tag I came in first almost every time. I beat my dad almost all the time at laser tag. The place we played it at was glow in the dark rocks rockets everywhere.I also did thing where you got a harness and you go up in the air and go through an obstacle course. After laser tag my dad and me played mini golf I beat him cause I am really good at mini golf. We also went bowling I got second

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    LazerTag I was cleaning my room while watching youtube on my iphone. When i hear a little voice through my earphones. So i go downstairs and i say “what?” Then my mom tells me that we are doing laser Tag with my family in my backyard. Then i ask my mom “what are the teams?” because there are four different teams and i'm playing with eight people. My mom says “You go with Christa, Layla with me, Paige with Matilda, Trey with dad.” Since it’s night time it is more futuristic, so me me and my sister

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    questions whether tags and folksonomies might improve information retrieval, thus bridging the gap between lay persons and builders (Smith 136-139; Lee and Schiyer 1747-1748; Rolla 174-175; 182-183). In fact, folksonomies have been proposed an alternative way to organize and find information, such as Park, who applying the “information foraging theory,” proposed that since users naturally collect and evaluate results, folksonomies can help facilitate the discovery of information through tag- browsing,

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    Spiteri L. F. (2007). The Structure and Form of Folksonomy Tags: The Road to the Public Library Catalog. Information Technology & Libraries, 26(3), 13-25. Louise Spiteri discusses the structure of folksonomy tags that were collected from various websites for a thirty-day period. The tags were than analyzed by the National Information Standards Organization (NISO) guidelines for the controlled vocabularies. She states that of the NISO guidelines used to analyze the types of folksonomies expressed

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    products for feedback, or promotion, and people tell whether the item is good or bad. It utilizes more than one genre. The genres include the terms and conditions, posting etiquette, and bios. They have lexis that include w.c.w, hashtag, double tap, tag, followers, and etc. Lastly, it has a suitable degree of relevant content

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    Social Networking With Yahoo! Answers Yahoo! Answers is another resourceful site for web readers, and offers questions and answers on thousands of topics. Questions and answers are sorted by topic and category, and responses are published in a discussion forum format. The key benefit of participating in Yahoo! Answers, however, lies in your opportunity to gain visibility through your profile; regular users of Yahoo! Answers are awarded ‗points‘ and can reach the leader board after continued success

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    of people, especially friends, it had two different cabins, five of the boys and five for the girls. The camp had a sparkling blue pool and a vast lake that countless children and families enjoyed swimming in. At nighttime there would be mysterious tag games in the dark. After the games concluded the campers were given the freedom to talk and tell stories. The camp lasts a total of at least 7 long days and tons of people would probably want to come back for a second visit. The name of the camp is

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    “The first time when on the radio I listened to the remixed song Why Don’t You?, I was quite of surprised how DJ accessed to musical material from the past. The song affected me with a sense of the past although it was skilfully woven and shaped into a new, very danceable sound of electronic music” described Irina Cvijanović. (Cvijanovic) Electronic dance music, or better known as “edm”, has completely changed the music industry. Edm has now taken over radio and the mainstream, and has become one

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    A Revolution The moments that matter are the ones that you will remember and cherish for the rest of your life and the song Diplo- Revolution (absence remix) is a song that can ignite those moments. This song can be classified in the dubstep genre but because the original song is considered to be EDM (Electric Dance Music) it is mixed up between the two genres. Kai (Alessia De Gasperis Brigante) is the song writer and vocalist. She describes a value that she wants people to hear through her lyrics

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    INTRODUCTION Laser tag is a team or individual sport or recreational activity where players attempt to score points by tagging targets, typically with a hand­held infrared­emitting targeting device. Infrared­sensitive targets are commonly worn by each player and are sometimes integrated within the arena in which the game is played. Since its birth in 1979, with the release of the Star Trek Electronic Phasers toy manufactured by the South Bend Electronics brand of Milton Bradley, laser tag has evolved into

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