NARA'S NOTEPAD
VOLUME 20
JUNE 2023
NUMBER 6
Amidst the garden’s verdant grace,
A symphony of blooms takes place.
Lilacs, roses, lilies fair,
Their fragrant scents perfuming the air.
Each petal, delicate and bright,
A testament to nature’s might.
The sun’s warm rays bring forth their hue,
A rainbow of colour, pure and true.
Their beauty, fleeting as it seems,
Remind us of life’s fleeting dreams.
But in their brief and wondrous time,
They bring such joy, so pure and fine.
So let us cherish every flower,
In every moment, every hour.
For in their loneliness, we find,
A glimpse of beauty, so divine.
Sports
have long been a source of inspiration, motivation, and entertainment for
people around the world. Whether it’s watching a professional athlete break a
world record or cheering on a local team in a community league, sports can
bring people together and create a sense of community. However, with the high
stakes and intense competition that often accompany sports questions about
ethics and fair play arise. Here, we will explore the importance of ethics in
sports and some of the key ethical principles that should guide all athletes
and sports organizations.
One
of the most fundamental ethical principles in sports if fair play. Fair play
means treating opponents with respect and playing by the rules. It also means
recognizing that winning isn’t everything and that athletes should strive to
compete to the best of their ability while also demonstrating good
sportsmanship. Fair play is not just about winning, but about playing the game
with integrity and respect for the other players and the sport itself.
Another
important sports ethic is the idea of honesty. This means being truthful about
one’s abilities, accomplishments, and actions on and off the field. Athletes
should not cheat, lie or intentionally mislead others in order to gain an
advantage. Honesty also means being accountable for one’s mistakes and talking.
Cheating
in sports can take many different forms and can be done in various ways
depending on the sport and the situation. Some common ways that cheating can
occur in sports include:
1.
Performance-enhancing drugs: Athletes may use drugs or
other substances to enhance their performance, such as steroids or blood
doping.
2.
Match-fixing: This involves manipulating the outcome of a game or match in order to win a bet
or gain an advantage.
EE Equipment tampering: An athlete may tamper with their equipment or that of their opponent to gain an unfair advantage.
2.
Time-wasting: In some sports, like football (soccer),
a team may intentionally waste time in order to run out the clock and win the
game.
3.
Intentional fouls: An athlete may commit a foul on
purpose in order to prevent the other team from scoring or gaining an
advantage.
4.
Unsportsmanlike conduct: This can include taunting or
disrespecting the other team or officials, or intentionally injuring another
player.
Cheating in sports not only undermines the integrity of the sport but also puts the safety and well-being of athletes at risk. It is important for athletes, coaches, and sports organizations to prioritize fair play and ethical behaviour in sports and take measures to prevent cheating. This can clued drug testing, strict rules and regulations, and consequences for those who are caught cheating. It is also important for athletes to prioritize honesty and integrity and play to the best of their abilities without compromising the fairness of the game. – NARA (With the help of Chatbot GPT)
The call has come, the time is now
We must act, we must allow
Our planet to breathe free once more
Our future depends on what’s in store.
The air we breathe, the water we drink
Is being poisoned, pushed to the brink
The sun beats down, and the Earth grows hot
This cycle, we cannot let it not.
It’s time to plant and make amends
To clean the oceans make friends
With Earth, our home, our only source
Of life, of love, of peace of course.
Let’s green the Earth, let’s grow the trees
Let’s sing the songs of busy bees
For every step we take, a new path will form
A bright and hopeful future, a world reborn.
So join the fight, let’s change our fate
The time is now, it’s not too late
Let’s save the planet, our home is so true
Let’s make a difference, me and you.
1. Refrain from wasting time.
2.
Ensure consistency in the
right actions.
3.
Repeating the right efforts
lead to Mastery.
4.
Maintain self-confidence.
5.
Persistently advance
towards your goals.
6.
Swiftly adjust to change.
7.
Cultivate contentment in
every circumstance.
8.
Embrace continuous
learning.
9.
Exhibit friendliness to
all.
10. Sincerity towards oneself and others pave the path
to winning.
11. Your mindset shapes your fate.
12. Concentrate on your core competencies.
13. Endurance and determination bring you closer to
your objective.
14. Sustain belief in yourself and your methods.
15. Persevere relentlessly.
Some things are more precious because they don’t last long. – Oscar Wilde
Not in doing what you like, but in liking what you do
is the secret of happiness. – J. M. Barrie
The simple things are also the most extraordinary
things, and only the wise can see them. – Paulo Coelho
A: Aren't you wearing your wedding ring on the wrong finger?
B: Yes I am, I married the
wrong woman.
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A man was pulled over for
driving too fast, even though he thought he was driving just fine.
Officer: You were speeding.
Man: No, I wasn't.
Officer: Yes, you were. I'm
giving you a ticket.
Man: But I wasn't speeding.
Officer: Tell that to the
judge! (The officer gives man the ticket.)
Man: Would I get another
ticket if I called you a jerk?
Officer: Yes, you would.
Man: What if I just thought
that you were?
Officer: I can't give you a ticket for what you think.
Man: Fine, I think you're a jerk!
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Know and understand
everything.
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Know exactly what you
want.
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Know that you are not
alone.
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Know the pain of too
much tenderness.
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Know there is plenty
for everyone.
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Know thyself.
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Know what you are
talking about.
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Know what you want.
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The internet has had an immense impact on our society, transforming the way we live, work, and interact with one another. This technology has revolutionized communication, information sharing, and access to resources, and has opened up a new era of opportunities and challenges for people around the world.
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Despite these challenges, the internet remains an essential tool for modern society, offering a range of benefits and opportunities to people around the world. With the appropriate safeguards and regulations in place, the internet can continue to strengthen our social connections, enhance our knowledge and skills, and drive economic growth and innovation. It is up to us as individuals and as a society to harness the power of the internet responsibly and to mitigate its negative impacts on our lives and communities. – NARA (Written with the help of Chatbot GPT)