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Save the Foothill High School Choir Program
We understand that due to the current state of our economy and the resultant need for significant budget cuts, schools all over the state and the country are finding it necessary to make sacrifices. However, we believe that the Shasta Union High School District Administration and Board of Trustees have made a grave mistake in their decision to eliminate the choir program at Foothill High School.
The Foothill Choir Program has a profound positive impact on the students who choose to participate each year. Rebecca Jenkins pours her heart and soul into her directorship, doing everything she can to support her students and ensure that each one feels as though their hard work and contributions are acknowledged and appreciated. Mrs. Jenkins sees the full potential in each student, and strives to help each one reach that potential, regardless of his or her skill level upon entering the program. She desires a rich, fulfilling experience for every boy and girl, and supports them in whatever way she can to see that they reach their personal goals and walk out at the end of the year with the ability to be proud of what they have accomplished.
Rebecca Jenkins approaches her work each day with wisdom, passion, enthusiasm, and joy, and she desires nothing more than to share her love of music and singing with her students in hopes that they will learn to love it too. She believes in her students, and gives them something to be proud of, a set of experiences they can take away with them and cherish for years to come.
The loss of Mrs. Jenkins and of the choir program would be a huge detriment to Foothill High School, and we, the undersigned, urge the Board to reconsider its decision. We understand the necessity of budget cuts, but we wholeheartedly oppose denying Foothill students the opportunity to learn and grow in the safe, supportive environment that Mrs. Jenkins offers them. Please take these thoughts into consideration. We urge you to reverse this decision.
Thank You.
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5 years ago Comments: Choir was the highlight of my high school experience, and Mrs. Jenkins is one of the most special people I've ever met. Please don't deny other students the opportunity to have an amazing journey with this incredible woman!
Karen Lindquist, United States
5 years ago Comments: As the parent of 2 graduates of the choir program, and a supportive Foothill community member, I urge the board to have long term perspective on the effects of destroying such a valuable and bright facet on the whole of the gem which is Foothill High School. Nowhere else on campus can students walk in, from any class level, and make the LIFE LONG memories of a cohesive encouraging environment, confident to aspire to challenges in the future. Sounds like tomorrows leaders, preparing today, doesn't it?
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Migration Policy Institute. September 10, 2014.
Mexico has long been accused of turning a blind eye to Central American migrants traveling through the country en route to the United States. With the recent unaccompanied child migration crisis garnering major U.S. public and policymaker attention, the trains that have served as unofficial conduits for some of this migration have come under scrutiny, prompting the Mexican government to take action. [Note: contains copyrighted material]
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How Does Unemployment Affect Family Arrangements for Children?
Urban Institute. August 28, 2014.
The study analyzes whether and how the event of a job loss in families with children changes family arrangements. Comparing outcomes for children whose parents become unemployed with children whose parents do not, we find a positive relationship between a parent's job loss and destabilizing changes in family arrangements in subsequent months for children initially living with married parents, a single mother, or a mother cohabiting with a partner. Among single mothers, these negative consequences are concentrated among those with no high school degree. [Note: contains copyrighted material].
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Congressional Research Service. July 30, 2014.
The sheer number of Central American children coming to the United States who are not accompanied by a parent or legal guardian and who lack proper immigration documents is raising complex and competing sets of humanitarian concerns and immigration control issues. Adults and families from the same three countries—El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras—have also been coming in increasing numbers over the same period. Current law provides that unaccompanied alien children (also referred to as unaccompanied children) are treated differently than adults or children with their parents who come to the United States without proper immigration documents. This report focuses on how unaccompanied alien children are treated in comparison to unauthorized adults and families with children in the specific contexts of asylum and expedited removal.
http://fpc.state.gov/documents/organization/230755.pdf [PDF format, 14 pages].
Unaccompanied Alien Children: An Overview
Congressional Research Service. July 28, 2014.
The number of unaccompanied alien children (UAC) arriving in the United States has reached alarming numbers, straining the system put in place over the past decade to handle such cases. UAC are defined in statute as children who lack lawful immigration status in the United States, who are under the age of 18, and who are without a parent or legal guardian in the United States or no parent or legal guardian in the United States is available to provide care and physical custody. Two statutes and a legal settlement most directly affect U.S. policy for the treatment and administrative processing of UAC: the Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act of 2008; the Homeland Security Act of 2002; and the Flores Settlement Agreement of 1997.
http://fas.org/sgp/crs/homesec/R43599.pdf [PDF format, 19 pages].
The Surge of Unaccompanied Children from Central America
Center for American Progress. July 24, 2014.
The majority of unaccompanied children and families who are arriving come from a region of Central America known as the "Northern Triangle," where high rates of violence and homicide have prevailed in recent years and economic opportunity is increasingly hard to come by. Officials believe a total of at least 90,000 children will arrive on the U.S.-Mexico border by the end of this fiscal year in September. [Note: contains copyrighted material].
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Tracking the Athlete's Health
With the Superbowl approaching researchers in Chapman's Athletic Training program look at the lifecycle of an athlete's health beginning in youth sports and studying the cumulative effects of concussive brain injuries in professional athletes.
Baseball/Broadcast Alumnus Ascends to the Majors
Alumnus Jeff Levering '05 got the call to "the show" this month and will spend the 2015 season handling radio play-by-play duties on WTMJ for select Brewers road games. The budding man-behind-the-mic will also call a handful of home games, serve as pre- and post-game show host and produce feature stories for the team website and Miller Park video board.
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Our faculty graduated from the same prestigious schools as their colleagues at other world-class universities. They do the same caliber of research. They speak at the same international conferences. They get interviewed on national television, write textbooks, and garner national awards. The only difference from their colleagues is that our faculty know their students by name.
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Editorial: The tools of the trade
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City Councilman Eric Gioia (D-Woodside) has asked the city to put the heat on stores that furnish the city's graffiti vandals with the tools of their trade. City law forbids the sale of broad-tip markers and spray paint to young people under the age of 18. But that law is rarely enforced.
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There is a lot happening in southeast Queens. The latest from the Federation of Laurelton Block Associations is that Leo Byam has decided to step down from the presidency, with Donald Boncouer taking over the reins. Byam always has been a gentleman and, although we hope he will stay active in the community, we know he has earned a respite from the responsibilities he has had.
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Smuggling is damaging our society in many ways and although our various governments are trying to stop it, the problem persists.
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Hows Business: The price of TV
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There are those of us, and I hope many, who still remember the days when you actually had to get up and change the channel on a TV. A TV (especially color) was not an inexpensive item. My very first color TV back in 1972 cost close to $600, and that was just a 19-inch RCA.
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Queens clergymen accused in civil sex suit
By Alex Davidson
More than 35 people who accused Roman Catholic priests of sexually abusing them as children in Queens have joined a $300 million lawsuit filed in State Supreme Court Tuesday against church officials in the Diocese of Brooklyn, their attorney said.
Ozone Park school to get $3.1M for 5-year program
By Alex Davidson
A private foundation is teaming up with a private philanthropy to donate $3.1 million to Ozone Parks PS 65 to implement a five-year experiment to improve students reading, math and science scores, a spokesman for the groups said.
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A private foundation is teaming up with a private philanthropy to donate $3.1 million to Ozone Parks PS 65 to implement a five-year experiment to improve students reading, math and science scores, a spokesman for the groups said.
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Since he became president of Queens College July 29, James Muyskens has gone from meeting to meeting with these priorities in mind: to keep higher education affordable, to improve the quality of faculty and students, and to improve campus facilities.
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By Joe Whalen
In the shadow of a man twice her size, the little girl sporting braids and a plaid green skirt appeared vulnerable.
Republicans cultivate votes in diverse corners of boro
By Dustin Brown
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By Dustin Brown
A proposal to build an 18-unit apartment house that will provide a home for people with psychiatric disabilities is slowly winding its way through the citys approval process before the project can break ground in Glendale.
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By Dustin Brown
The suspected killer of Julio Rivera, a gay man from Jackson Heights whose 1990 slaying helped ignite the boroughs gay rights movement, was murdered in Mexico earlier this month, authorities said.
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By Alexander Dworkowitz
An unidentified Brooklyn developer has entered into a contract with RKO Keiths Theater owner Tommy Huang to buy the dilapidated building with the intention of keeping its landmarked areas intact, Councilman John Liu (D-Flushing) said.
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By Joe Whalen
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By Kathianne Boniello
Max Boswell was 5 years old in 1996 when he fell down and bumped his head while attending school at Baysides PS 41.
Jury finds LIC mom guilty in daughters beating death
By Dustin Brown
A Long Island City woman was convicted Friday of manslaughter charges in the 1998 death of her young daughter, who lapsed into a coma after she was beaten by her mother.
Republican Meilin Tan picks up endorsements
By Joe Whalen
Republican Meilin Tan, a Flushing resident for more than 30 years, has received some weighty endorsements in her campaign to represent the 22nd Assembly District.
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By Philip Newman
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority plans a massive consolidation and restructuring of the regions public transit system that the agency says holds out the possibility of a takeover of several Queens private bus lines.
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By Kathianne Boniello
Watch out northeast Queens merchants the city Sanitation Department is sending Operation Dumpster your way this week.
LIRR line may end at new Penn Station by 2009
By Philip Newman
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By Joe Whalen
All but two members of the Queens congressional delegation voted last week to approve resolutions granting President Bush broad authority to wage war on Iraq with or without United Nations support.
Borough job fair attracts 1,500 applicants
By Alexander Dworkowitz
In a turnout indicative of the boroughs struggling economy, some 1,500 people flocked to the Queens Job Fair 2002 in the Sheraton LaGuardia East Hotel Friday despite a driving rain outside.
Jamaica resident attacks court employee at hearing
By Courtney Dentch
A Jamaica man bit off part of a court officers ear last Thursday when a state Supreme Court justice ordered him jailed on probation violations, the Queens district attorney said.
Libby Pataki gives $250K for Jamaica mammograms
By Courtney Dentch
Mary Immaculate Hospital in Jamaica received $250,000 to enhance its mobile mammography unit as part of a $1.25 million government grant to increase breast cancer detection across the state, according to a news release from Gov. George Patakis office.
College Round-up: St. Johns soccer dominates Rutgers in 3-1 win
By Dylan Butler
PISCATAWAY, N.J. The rivalry between St. Johns and Rutgers, called by Scarlet Knights coach Bob Reasso the best rivalry in college soccer, saw a new twist Oct. 9, at Yurcak Field.
LIJ at New Hyde Park gets weight loss facility
By Joe Whalen
A public figure who can empathize with those saddled by weight problems helped North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System celebrate the opening Tuesday of its Center for Weight Management in New Hyde Park.
Abandoned railroad station mars face of Richmond Hill
By Alex Davidson
Community members in Richmond Hill are troubled by a triangle of property they say could jeopardize years of attempts to lower crime, create community landmarks, and attract small businesses to the area.
Kew Gardens residents say area club is too loud
By Alex Davidson
Neighbors of a Kew Gardens Caribbean-themed nightclub say they have had enough of late-night noise, brawls and traffic jams caused by patrons who sometimes leave the club as late as 3 a.m. Tuesdays through Thursdays.
Dumped chips spark Fresh Meadows fury
By Tien-Shun Lee
A group of Fresh Meadows residents has repeatedly complained that a truckload of wood chips that was dumped in an empty lot near their houses in April still has not been cleaned up.
Cohens GOP opponent opens up on issues
By Tien-Shun Lee
Faced with what he said were poor chances of winning the Nov. 5 election against state Assemblyman Michael Cohen (D-Forest Hills), Todd Bank, the 31-year-old Republican candidate in the 28th A.D., openly expressed what he admitted may be unpopular views on education, rent control, smoking and prostitution.
Fresh Meadows non-profit says audit vindicates them
By Alexander Dworkowitz
The founder of a non-profit accused of misappropriating funds in a lawsuit has produced an audit of the organizations finances which she said proved she did nothing wrong.
Chen, Albert run quiet race as Meng vies for Assembly
By Alexander Dworkowitz
More than a month after the Democratic primary, the candidates who lost the Democratic nomination in Flushings 22nd Assembly District have headed in opposite directions.
Gianaris faces challenge from Green Partys Kann
By Dustin Brown
On the surface, one might expect state Assemblyman Michael Gianaris (D-Astoria) to line up closely on the issues with Jerry Kann of the Green Party, the only challenger for his seat.
Science students stare at clouds, get ahead
By Alexander Dworkowitz
Mimi Divjak, an earth and environmental science teacher at Robert F. Kennedy High School in Flushing, had an interesting plan for her students this week: take them outside and stare at the clouds.
Floral Park man preserves dignity of Memorial Park
By Joe Whalen
When duty called Bill Keir a few weeks ago, the former enlisted man picked up the phone.
Brooklynite convicted in beating death of Flushing man
By Alexander Dworkowitz
A jury found a Brooklyn man guilty of the murder of a Flushing man who was bludgeoned to death with a cobblestone as he returned to his apartment building after a long night of work in a Manhattan restaurant.
Howard Beach DWI accident critically injures two: Police
By Alex Davidson
Two people injured late Saturday in an alleged DWI accident at Pitkin Avenue and Cross Bay Boulevard in Howard Beach were still listed in critical condition Tuesday at Jamaica Hospital.
Officials help Cardozo HS celebrate new athletic field
By Kathianne Boniello
The students and staff at Benjamin Cardozo High School in Bayside would have liked to dedicate their brand new athletic fields, track and tennis courts outside Friday morning, but steady rains forced the school to change its plans.
Settelment talks underway in city school funding case
By Kathianne Boniello
With an election looming, lawyers from Gov. George Patakis office have quietly begun settlement talks in the legal dispute over equal state funding of the citys public schools.
Fresh Meadows candle vigil highlights plight of mothers
By Tien-Shun Lee
Carrying signs reading Do you know where our fathers are? and other slogans, about 10 single mothers turned out Monday night for a candlelight vigil sponsored by the Association for Children for Enforcement of Support to highlight the problem of unpaid child support in Queens and throughout the country.
Antoine invests in bid for assembly seat
By Joe Whalen
Republican Rolaine Antoine, a first-time candidate seeking to defeat Democratic incumbent Barbara Clark for a seat in the state Assembly, may be a political novice, but she hopes her expertise in finance could make a difference in Albany.
College Point disabled group opens facility
The AABR is moving into Wellington Hall, located at 161-06 89th Ave. in...
Scarborough faces GOP candidate in Nov.
By Courtney Dentch
State Assemblyman William Scarborough (D-St. Albans) is looking forward to his fifth term in the state Legislature, but a fourth-generation Republican is hoping he can change that.
Titus, Cook meet challengers in Assembly elections
By Courtney Dentch
After besting five opponents in the Democratic primary election in September, state Assemblywoman Michele Titus (D-Far Rockaway) still has three challengers to face on Novembers ballot.
Parents praise PS 115 after-school program
By Kathianne Boniello
When the final bell rings in schools throughout Queens, many go dark, but at PS 115 in Floral Park the lights stay on and the building remains full of students and teachers for one of School District 26s most vibrant after-school programs.
Boro assembly candidates vie for seats in 13 contests
By Courtney Dentch
As election day draws near, Queens state assembly incumbents and hopefuls are making a final push for votes in what has turned out to be a quiet political season for state legislative races.
Austin Street businesses mull over BID
By Tien-Shun Lee
If a proposal to establish a Forest Hills business improvement district is approved, by this time next year landlords along Austin Street and several neighboring streets could be paying an additional $31.39 per front foot of property per year in assessments.
Avella hammers city DOT on traffic island dilemma
By Kathianne Boniello
If you see City Councilman Tony Avella (D-Bayside) walking around Bayside with a sledgehammer in the next few months, stay out of his way.
Rego Park man charged with forging fake artwork
By Dustin Brown
A Rego Park man who owns a foundry in Long Island City was indicted last Thursday on charges he duped art collectors by selling them worthless copies of metal sculptures he claimed were valuable originals, the Queens district attorney said.
Thirst Quencher Cyber Cafe: Soul food meets cyber lounge in Queens Village
By Carol Brock
216-18 Jamaica Ave.
Soul food meets cyber lounge in Queens Village
By Carol Brock
216-18 Jamaica Ave.
Ill take the Grim Reaper to block, Tom
By The TimesLedger
Astoria resident Lisa Jolley will try not get spooked as she steps in as a contestant on Hollywood Squares, beginning the day before Halloween.
Sunset Park family profiled in gripping documentary
By The TimesLedger
The Brady Bunch does not exist.
Artistic kids could win family trip to Disney
By The TimesLedger
Deck The Walls, a mall-based framing and art shop, invites children nationwide to participate in a national art contest to celebrate National Art and Framing Month. The Deck The Walls Kids Masterpiece Contest is open to boys and girls ages 12 and younger. The grand prize winner and the winners parents will receive a free trip to Walt Disney World in Orlando, Fla. The winning entry also will be professionally framed.
Flushing man on fishing trip lost off Jones Beach
By Alexander Dworkowitz
A Flushing man out on a fishing trip with a friend disappeared off Jones Beach Saturday after the boat he was on capsized in high waves, authorities said.
Choice abound for delicious fall dining
By Brian M. Rafferty
As the leaves start showing their colors and the wind seems to blow more noticeably from the north, dining shifts along parallel lines to the seasons change.
Queens Historical Society merges past with present
By Arlene McKanic
Tucked away in a shady little park on 37th Avenue in Flushing, Kingsland Manor is one of those late-18th-century houses dotted throughout the borough, made of simple cladding with a generous porch and multipaned windows that used to look out on acres of farmland. Theres a peacefulness to the interior and the furnishings and the varnished floorboards pop a little when you walk over them. Kingsland Manor is also the headquarters of the Queens Historical Society.
St. John's basketball team holds first open practice
By Anthony Bosco
Mike Jarvis was holding court again Monday.
Queens Scouts to gather in Cunningham
By The TimesLedger
The Queens Council of the Greater New York Councils of the Boy Scouts of America, will celebrate the 92nd birthday of scouting in America by holding a Camp-O-Ree this weekend in Cunningham Park.
CTK coach replaced for allowing non-student to play in scrimmage
By Anthony Bosco
Steve Karaduzovic was fired as head coach of the Christ the King varsity soccer team just prior to the start of the league season last month.
Use of ineligible player forces three LIC forfeits
By Dylan Butler
It was a result that shocked Queens PSAL soccer, but Long Island Citys 1-0 win over Newtown Sept. 26 as well as two other victories have been reversed as the PSAL forced the Bulldogs to forfeit three league games because they used an ineligible player.
Molloy soccer wins 3rd straight B/Q Diocesan crown
By Dylan Butler
The Archbishop Molloy soccer team won its third straight Brooklyn/Queens title Tuesday afternoon, easily defeating Xaverian 5-0 at Alley Pond Park.
Newtown soccer battles MLK to 2-2 draw
By Dylan Butler
It was the marquee matchup of the first-ever PSAL boys soccer showcase event, and the fans who lined the sidelines and packed the wooden bleachers behind one of the goals at Newtown Athletic Field Monday couldnt have asked for a better finale than Newtown vs. Martin Luther King.
Boscos Corner: X-Factor: Showtime contributing
By Anthony Bosco
Daryl Hill sat in front of his locker Monday morning having just finished his first public workout with the St. Johns Red Storm. But the South Jamaica native out of Cardozo High School will not be playing this year. It had to be a bittersweet moment.
Adams holds off Springfield Gardens, 20-14
By Dylan Butler
The Springfield Gardens coaches and players were ready, the officials and doctor were set, but there was one thing missing at the start of the second half of Sundays game at John Adams High School. The John Adams football team was still in the locker room.
A glitzy Hollow at Douglaston Community Theatre
By Kent Mancuso
Fans of Agatha Christie have been having a field day recently in Queens community theaters. Last spring two groups mounted two of her best-known works, Witness for the Prosecution at Theatre Time (Whitestone) and The Mousetrap at Theatre à la Carte (TALC, Douglaston). Just last Friday Douglaston Community Theatre opened its three-weekend run of one of her least known, but most intriguing, plays, The Hollow. I caught the Saturday evening performance, appropriately enough on a rainy night filled with a dreary atmosphere.
Bayside sails past Beach Channel to improve to 3-2
By Anthony Bosco
The Bayside Commodores scored a big win Sunday morning, sinking the Beach Channel Dolphins, 32-7, and putting the team right back in the thick of the PSAL varsity football playoff race.
Christ the King gets first win over Kellenberg, 41-7
By Anthony Bosco
The Christ the King varsity football team finally got off the snide Sunday night, beating the Kellenberg Memorial Firebirds, 41-7, at St. Johns University.
Bayside bowls over Canarsie, 4-0, without star Prophete
By Dylan Butler
Maybe it was facing an opponent he knew little about, or playing in front of a large crowd, including several Division I coaches.
Editorial: Ridiculous indignation
By The TimesLedger
There are people in this city who go to great lengths to imagine insult where none was intended. Such is the case with the organizers who caused Mayor Bloomberg not to march in this years Columbus Day Parade.
Editorial: Mc Thugs
By The TimesLedger
The Hamburglar is funny. The thugs who allegedly attacked a 45-year-old Indian American in a Jamaica McDonalds Restaurant were not funny. Neither is the response that this frightening incident has elicited form the McDonalds Corp. and from the 103rd Precinct.
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Watkins Johnson Tech-Notes ArchiveNow, of course, the preferred source for information is the Internet, particularly from trusted sources like universities, book publishers, RF Cafe, etc. The problem is that a lot of the old data that was uniquely useful, has not been archived on the Web. Such is the case with an exceptionally useful set of Tech-Notes that appeared in the Watkins Johnson parts catalogs of yore (circa 1980). It is quite difficult to locate those notes, especially since websites keep moving the files around, breaking links. So, as a matter of public service, I am making them available here. All copyrights are hereby acknowledged.
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> Whats your favorite players best shot????
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Whats your favorite players best shot????
Nov 29th, 2007, 02:22 AM
For me since my fav is JJ, it almost has to be both here down the line shots. She loves those lines she could hit them all day.:bounce:
Nov 29th, 2007, 10:34 AM
Shahar's backhand obviosly.:eek:
Nov 29th, 2007, 10:36 AM
Backhand down the line
Honestly do i have to mention whom my favouite is :p
Sammy 4 eva!!!
Nov 29th, 2007, 10:39 AM
Serve! It is amazing!
justine schnyder
Nov 29th, 2007, 11:17 AM
Shahar's and JJ'S backhand
Justine's forehand (And when it's on- the BH too)
Patty's forhand (And when the serve is on :drool: )
Nov 29th, 2007, 11:20 AM
Double-handed Backhand:hearts:
Nov 29th, 2007, 11:21 AM
JJ - backhand down-the-line :drool:
Nadia - deep slice backhand (on clay)
Patty - angled cross-court forehand winner
Nov 29th, 2007, 11:29 AM
Probably Sharapova's serve or cross court forehand.
Nov 29th, 2007, 11:51 AM
Forehand. Mostly the loopy one cross court, but her down the line is pretty good when she uses it.
Nov 29th, 2007, 11:57 AM
Serena- Forehand CC and Serve and BH DTL
Venus- Swing Volley, backhand
So Disrespectful
Nov 29th, 2007, 12:06 PM
Daniela's forehand and backhand down the line. Her forehand is a little firmer, but both are equally smooth and effective.
Anna-Lena's serve down the T.
Nov 29th, 2007, 12:38 PM
BH down the line :drool:
Nov 29th, 2007, 12:47 PM
Capriati - running forehand :hearts:
Nov 29th, 2007, 12:52 PM
Martina's drop shot. So precise. :worship:
Nov 29th, 2007, 02:17 PM
Dementieva's Forehand
Nov 29th, 2007, 02:25 PM
Serena- Forehand CC and Serve and BH DTL
Venus- Swing Volley, backhand
Totally agree.
Nov 29th, 2007, 06:05 PM
Well it's tough to say because when Venus and Serena are playing well every single shot can be deadly, but I'll go with the shot that is most consistently best executed by either of them.
Serena= serve, BH cross court
Vee= BH dtl
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Nov 29th, 2007, 06:43 PM
Farina Elia's inter out forehand :hearts:
Nov 29th, 2007, 06:47 PM
serena's serve and backhand
venus's FIRST serve
sharapova's backhand and serve
Nov 29th, 2007, 07:13 PM
Myskina's CC and DTL backhand, dropshots and lobs
Nov 29th, 2007, 07:25 PM
Jelena's smile
Nov 29th, 2007, 07:27 PM
Julias dropshot.
Nov 29th, 2007, 08:36 PM
Backhand, serve and volleys are awesome most of the time.
Nov 29th, 2007, 09:01 PM
Can't decide between Amelie's volleys and her backhand down the line. Both are spectacular. :hearts:
Nov 29th, 2007, 09:07 PM
The depreciated Martina
Nov 29th, 2007, 10:08 PM
Daniela's backhand.
Nicole's serve.
The Daviator
Nov 29th, 2007, 10:12 PM
BH :drool:
Nov 29th, 2007, 10:16 PM
I love all the shots if they are working / scoring points :hearts:
Nov 29th, 2007, 10:24 PM
Ana - Forhand :hearts: Particulary cross court returns sometimes they are awesome!
Justine - Well i am going to be different and say drop shot volley. I am thinking of one she hit against Venus at USO
Nov 29th, 2007, 11:14 PM
Guess which one's which :p
Bhand, Serve, Volleys
Serve, Forehand CC, Bhand DTL
Forehand, forehand, forehand, forehand, oh, and serve.
Dec 2nd, 2007, 05:00 AM
I like almost every shot Hantuchova makes because they're simply beautiful. So clean, smooth and effortless. I fell in love with them immediately. But if I really could choose one I would go for her half-volley. Not very often she is forced to play it but when she is it's an orgasm causing shot. Her drop-volley can also be wonderful. She has a great touch.
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Dec 2nd, 2007, 05:52 AM
Dominika's strokes
Dec 2nd, 2007, 06:34 AM
I like almost every shot Hantuchova makes because they're simply beautiful. So clean, smooth and effortless. I fell in love with them immediately. But if I really could choose one I would go for her half-volley. Not very often she is forced to play it but when she is it's an orgasm causing shot. Her drop-volley can also be wonderful. She has a great touch.
Her half and her drop-volley are amazing. :drool:
The Dawntreader
Dec 2nd, 2007, 11:07 AM
Venus- Drive volley:drool: , BDTL:drool: :worship:
Serena- Serve, forehand CC:D
Lindsay- BDTL:drool: , lasoo forehand:bounce:
Dec 2nd, 2007, 03:49 PM
Davenport forehand and serve, just the best
Martina Hingis backhand and volleys
Mauresmo volleys
Pierce strokes
Dec 2nd, 2007, 06:02 PM
Nicole's serve, forehand and drive volley :hearts: :hearts: :hearts:
Dec 2nd, 2007, 06:10 PM
Justine-Everything :hearts: (except the serve :tape: )
Dec 2nd, 2007, 08:46 PM
Justine's short backhand volley - so difficult to hit and she makes it look easy.
Dec 2nd, 2007, 08:53 PM
Lindsay's serve down the T and CC forehand.
Dec 2nd, 2007, 09:09 PM
Ivetas backhand :D
Dec 2nd, 2007, 09:28 PM
Martina's drop shot. So precise. - Same here. It just shows how good she is
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1vs1 or 1vs2 that can't be avoided Neji + Hinata vs Hizaishi Shikamaru (+ Chouji ?) vs Asuma Shizune vs uncle Danny Gaara vs his father Sasori vs Kankurou Kurotsuchi and her father against her brother Deidara Suigetsu vs Zabuza (Yes Kishi will waste time bringing back Suigetsu to the spotlight) Juugo vs Kimimaro That's already one third of the zombies who are due medium sized fights (3/4 chapters long). And those zombies are among the less important ones. The likes of Itachi, Nagato, Hanzou, Yagura will get bigger and longer fight. |
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As i said.... isn't like those battles would be boring...
If we think about it, isn't like we don't know the outcome of those battles, the point is, the way that outcome will happen. Come on... Neji+Hinata vs. Hizashi?... Hyuuga's combat style is by far one of the coolest. The few seconds that Hinata faced Pain, it wasn't bad. The thing that Kishi must avoid to not become this in the KT's Arc from Bleach, is the extend of the battles. But... Ninja's skills are way more eyecatching than Shinigami's skills.
2010-11-03, 09:13 | Link #104 |
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Well, some of them should be good. The problem, and I repeat it since it was apparently not clear in my first post is not that there are irrelevant side fights, but the queue of 25 irrelevant side fights that will take forever to resolve.
25 ! You guys don't seem to realize it. This number is even more ridiculous than Konan 600 billions of explosive tags. |
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Hmmm... when the sand invaded konoha we saw a lot of battles in a short period of time, i will give Kishi some credit... even in Pain's Arc, the extension of battles weren't that long (not like Bleach, to stick to the point). OTOH SS Arc had a lot of battles, but they were more or less the same:
Ichigo vs. Ikakku Ichigo vs. Renji Ichigo vs. Kenpachi Ichigo vs. Byakuya I think we get the point Kubo Here we will have a different array of powers, styles and skills... so... Kishi please don't let me down
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I'm going to remain optimistic. I think Kishimoto is good enough to make it into a massive war without making it into a a shit load of 1v1 fights. The reason that I say this is that the only new thing 1v1 fights will have to offer is the emotional impact on the good guys. If Kishimoto wants to make these fights interesting for everyone then he's going to have to create new techniques for all the characters and i think that'll be a massive challenge for him, that's entirely unneccessary.
However, if he does go with the 1v1 fights, i will be severely disappointed. He will have turned the manga into another Bleach.
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Plot is character and story, and we all know Kishimoto has no idea why the characters act, but he has generally been quite consistent with the story. Kabuto's story is a long one, but it can end quite well with the current machination of a Snakeman with primo summoning abilities.
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^Kabuto was always as malicious a Scientist as Orochimaru, and he is a consummate researcher/investigator (as is Orochimaru). Once he added Orochimaru to the mix, which came with a similar set of ideas as well as some unique abilities/techniques, you get Kabutomaru and the use of Edo Tensei.
For me at least, it all tracks and follows in a consistent manner that lends credence to the notion it was always planned (and if it wasn't, it was still well put together). |
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I'm still expecting Kabuto's plot to go Castlevania and have an eventual Orochimaru takeover. Perhaps reviving this many wasn't part of the original plan, but the akatsuki could have been; that was Kabutomaru has control of Madara's former organization and knows his innermost secrets, might as well stab him in the back while he's at it.
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Reports in Italy, France and England this week claim that Brendan Rodgers is tracking the 25-year old forward, who is unhappy at becoming a bit-part player under Carlo Ancelotti.
Last week, Menez's agent, Jean-Pierre Bernès, warned PSG that Menez could leave the club unless things change over the next few months. He told France Football:
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"I used my own soup recipe but I used the dumplings from here. I LOVED the nutmeg in there! It was a unique flavor and went great with my soup. I made it one time with out the baking soda and they didn't hold together like I wanted them to, so one thing I changed was that I added about a 1/2 teaspoon of baking soda to the dumplings, they held together..."


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Kings cut Richards with 6 years on deal
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Kings cut Richards with 6 years on deal
The Los Angeles Kings decided they could wait no longer for Mike Richards to regain his championship form.
Flyers F Rinaldo suspended 8 games
The NHL has suspended Flyers forward Zac Rinaldo for eight games for charging and boarding Penguins defenseman Kris Letang.
Islanders F Okposo out 6 to 8 weeks
The surprising New York Islanders are starting the second half on a down note as top-line forward Kyle Okposo will be sidelined six to eight weeks because of an undisclosed upper-body injury.
Penguins C Crosby out at least 1 game
Pittsburgh Penguins center Sidney Crosby will miss Tuesday night's game against Winnipeg after undergoing treatment for a lower-body injury.
Blue Jackets G Bobrovsky out 4-6 weeks
The Columbus Blue Jackets have placed goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky on injured reserve retroactive to Jan. 21 and said the former Vezina Trophy winner will be out the next four to six weeks with a groin injury.
Avalanche D Johnson to miss 3 to 8 weeks
The Colorado Avalanche will be without top defenseman Erik Johnson for three to eight weeks due to a knee injury.
Sabres ban Zadorov for missing practice
The Buffalo Sabres have suspended rookie defenseman Nikita Zadorov for failing to report to the team on time following the NHL all-star break.
Wild G Kuemper to AHL for conditioning
The Minnesota Wild have assigned goalie Darcy Kuemper to their AHL affiliate for a conditioning assignment.
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29 Then the disciples, every man according to his ability, determined to send relief to the brethren who dwelt in Judea. | 29 The disciples, each according to his ability, decided to provide help for the brothers living in Judea. |
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