Ten-pin bowling

Roller skating rinks and bowling alleys are two places that people visit for recreational purposes. Although I have gone bowling a couple of times, I have never gone roller skating at a rink. Some people do go by themselves, while others take along a friend or family member(s). I visited both of these facilities in order to conduct field research and do a micro-level analysis so as to gather primary data from the natural environment about society and patterns of social behavior. While in public,

Cub Scout, my pack and I spent an afternoon at a local bowling alley. After we finished up our games, we followed the manager past the hardwood lanes and through a door located at the back of the building. Surrounded by machinery, we were behind the scenes of a game of bowling. As the balls zoomed back to the players, and the machines straightened the pins for the next round, I thought to myself, “not many kids get to see the back of a bowling alley, and I got to come back here because of Cub Scouts

Just One More Pin It all started out with my grandparents. It’s something that’s been passed through each generation. We’re a bowling family. My grandparents started on a league, then put my father on a league (but not my aunt and uncle). Next it went to my two cousins and their little brother, who encouraged me to join his team. The next year I encouraged my sister, and she joined my team. We even got my eight-year-old cousin to join the league (if you think that’s bad, there’s another thing

eternity. The only thing that kept me sane on the drive to Hastings, Nebraska was the company of the bowling team. We had been in Coach’s car for at least an hour and a half. All we wanted to do was arrive at Bowling State 2015 and rightfully earn the first place trophy. Hype was flowing among each one of us, and none of us could bear to wait any longer. Turning the corner to see the packed bowling alley sparked a shine in each one of our eyes. As we pulled into the parking lot, Coach explained how

"That's not fair! What did you do at Vincent's? Become a pro at bowling?" I hiss, throwing a fit as Alex scores yet another strike. "I forgot what a sore loser you are." Alex laughs, taunting me as I go up to bowl. Swinging my arm back, I release the ball on the upturn and watch as it slides down the alley. I curse up a storm as I score yet another spare. "And I forgot when you became so good at bowling." I snap. "I used to always beat you!" "Did you ever consider the fact that I let you win?"

The 2016 Olympics Games are underway. Most of us will not have the opportunity to travel to Brazil for the thrill of the Games; but we can watch via television and cheer on our Canadian Olympians. As you anticipate watching your favorite sports why not organize a neighborhood competition of your own? There are plenty of fun events you could host for your family and friends. Check out the listing below and pick out the ones you think you will try this summer. 1. Water Cup Racing What’s better during

Mike Preston Lisa Hemminger Art is Film 26 February 2010 “All the Dude ever wanted was his rug back” To the casual viewer The Big Lebowski, a 1998 film written by film maker brothers Ethan and Joel Coen and directed by Joel, would appear to be a comedy rip off of the 1940’s Los Angeles detective film The Big Sleep by Howard Hawks. It features a hippie dropout from the seventies named “the Dude” (Jeff Bridges) who gets caught up with his bowler buddies Walter (John Goodman) and Donny (Steve

Glace Bay is a heavy mining area with most of the miners live in villages. The arena established beside the Mayflower Mall target population from both cities, Sydney and Glace Bay. The recommended arena club will have several functions, like bowling alley, electronic video games, snake bar, ice-cream corner, games tickets, Gifts shop, and all these services and products will be provided on affordable rates and entry fees. Also, the arena club will be setting up an ATM machine so that visitors

EVANGELISM AND DISCIPLESHIP PAPER Matthew 9:35-38 (NIV) reads, Jesus went through all the towns and villages, teaching in their synagogues, proclaiming the good news of the kingdom and healing every disease and sickness. When he saw the crowds, he had compassion on them, because they were harassed and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd. Then he said to his disciples, “The harvest is plentiful but the workers are few. Ask the Lord of the harvest, therefore, to send out

the quickest I have ever bowled.” Conversely, Michael Holding, no stranger to fast bowling,