MY favorite match of all-time would have to be Michael Chang's win in the French Open final years (Heck... DECADES?) ago.
I don't play as much as I used to but I still try to catch a match on television every now and then.
Watching Victoria Duvall's upset win in the first round of the U.S. Open won't even make my top ten list of favorite matches - but there is just something cool about watching a kid do well. (Especially at something they are not supposed to do well in.)
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
JK As Fashion ?
I take a lot of pictures of shoes for the club and any woman who happens to be wearing a pair which she feels is especially nice or interesting stops me to take a photo of hers and post the picture on our facebook page.
JK does castings in metals and glass.
If JK could create interesting heals for high-end designers...?
Trend Setter
I remember seeing the younger of the Obama girls wearing color combinations that many fashionistas cringed at at the time.
As recall, many said that orange, pink and red did not belong in the same outfit.
But I'm noticing the combination more and more at the club.
Before the younger of the Obama girls wore it...
The only other person I'd seen rock this particular color combination was Rudy from Fat Albert.
As recall, many said that orange, pink and red did not belong in the same outfit.
But I'm noticing the combination more and more at the club.
Before the younger of the Obama girls wore it...
The only other person I'd seen rock this particular color combination was Rudy from Fat Albert.
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Zimmerman SHOULD Have Walked
No not that he was right in stalking anyone and then shooting them dead - for that, he should have gotten at least a decade in prison.
The thing is, Zimmerman's attorneys did a better job than did the prosecution in swaying the jury of his peers.
Jury selection had as much to do with the outcome of this trial as did the evidence presented.
It was an idea that this country was founded upon.
Blackstone's formulation is an idea that is taught to most during elementary school yet more and more minorities (Okay... there was OJ.) are unable to benefit from it.
The real problem is that the prosecution failed to do their job.
Precious should have never been able to take the stand without the proper preparation.
If the roles were reversed and an all-Black jury heard a white witness spewing ill tempered and poorly worded comments about 'Niggers', the all-Black jury would have already made up their minds at that point in the trial.
The problem is not the law - it is the unfair and uneven application of it that causes much of the racial and/or cultural problems in this country
The thing is, Zimmerman's attorneys did a better job than did the prosecution in swaying the jury of his peers.
Jury selection had as much to do with the outcome of this trial as did the evidence presented.
It was an idea that this country was founded upon.
Blackstone's formulation is an idea that is taught to most during elementary school yet more and more minorities (Okay... there was OJ.) are unable to benefit from it.
The real problem is that the prosecution failed to do their job.
Precious should have never been able to take the stand without the proper preparation.
If the roles were reversed and an all-Black jury heard a white witness spewing ill tempered and poorly worded comments about 'Niggers', the all-Black jury would have already made up their minds at that point in the trial.
The problem is not the law - it is the unfair and uneven application of it that causes much of the racial and/or cultural problems in this country
Why Was The Martin/Zimmerman Trial Newsworthy?
Dave Chapelle did a "Law & Order"-like skit which showed what would happen if roles were reversed in the judicial system.
Everyone knows that the judicial system is biased - it just takes an honest person to point out it's flaws in an acceptable manner.
Monday, July 15, 2013
The Facebook/NSA Wet Dream
Any scene...
Is this the direction social media and the federal government are headed?
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