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- 1. Assignments CONNECT AND COMBINE CONNECT AND COMBINE BASICS Description My Submission(s) All Submissions PEER EVALUATIONS Criteria and Rubrics Submitted Peer Evaluations Received Peer Evaluations Description This is an individual assignment. Your challenge is to use TWO HOUSEHOLD ITEMS of any type - to come up with a brand new SPORT. Use your creativity to generate something you have never seen before. You will be evaluated on your creativity and presentation. Deliver a drawing, photo, or video demonstrating the sport. Feel free to include a short description. Assignment Logistics This is an individual assignment that requires you to submit a report. The assignment was posted on November 07, 2012 and is due on November 13, 2012, 11:59 pm PST. You have to submit your report for it to be considered. You can edit your submitted work before the deadline. This assignment requires peer evaluation. Peer evaluation for this assignment begins on November 14, 2012 11:59 pm PST, and ends on November 20, 2012 11:59pm PST. The deadline for this assignment is hard. You can not edit or submit your work after the deadline.
- 2. Resolution: A Crash Course on Creativity Professor Tina Seelig, Stanford University Student: Paulo Pedrozo HOME BODYBUILDING To accomplish the task called "connect and combine the student read the article "Sport" on Wikipedia. There he discovered that what characterizes sport is competitive and progressive development of skills of those who practice individually or collectively. Then the student searched for "household items" in Google Images. From this research the student has obtained the following images, with their respective URLs of web pages where they appear: Source: < http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/fairfield-east/fridges-freezers/household-items-as-new- urgent-sale-buy-all-or-individual/1009102803> Accessed: 11.13.2012.
- 3. Source: < http://rochesterny.ebayclassifieds.com/garage-sales/?catId=100007> Accessed: 11.13.2012. With a new web search made by Google, the student found that "house bodybuilding" is a completely new sport. So the student discovered that can be used a sofa and a small table as household items to practice "home bodybuilding." The sport can be precisely defined as the practice of bodybuilding using household items. With relevance to both household items whose photographs were inserted above the sofa could be used as well: to support the weight of the practitioner with outstretched arms resting on the couch, flexing and extending his arms at the same time in order to raise and lower his chest and abdomen, thereby strengthening his muscles and abdominal menial. The long table could be used for the practitioner on it lie with belly up, raising and lowering his head, thorax and abdomen. With the practice of "HOME BODYBUILDING" the practitioner can develop their physical skills at home, even in cases where there is no way to attend a fitness. Developing physical skills, could compete with other practitioners. Thanks for your attention and please give us a positive feedback if you like this job.