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by Nina Shea
Boko Haram, the violent Nigerian Islamist group, whose name means "Western civilization is forbidden," struck again yesterday in pitiless bombing attacks against Christian worshippers as they celebrated Christmas.
One blast targeted congregants as they left Christmas-morning Mass at the St. Theresa Catholic Church in Madalla, a suburb of Nigeria's capital, Abuja. The priest said that 35 bodies were recovered and many other people were wounded as the explosion ripped through the church, leaving a crater.
Smaller bombs were detonated near two other churches, including the popular Mountain of Fire and Miracles Church in Jos, Plateau State, where a police guard was killed, and a church in the northeastern area of Gadaka, Yobe State, where no deaths were reported. An estimated total of 40 persons lost their lives in yesterday's violence.
Coordinated violence targeting Christians has become a hallmark of Boko Haram as it seeks to impose strict sharia in areas that are already governed by varying degrees of sharia. Six churches were targeted and at least 150 people were killed in its bombing attacks over several days in November, and half a dozen bombs went off near churches and in a Jos market on Christmas Eve 2010, killing about 30.
Boko Haram has thus engaged in repeated, demonstrable, and violent intolerance toward Christianity, though it is far from the only source of religious violence in Nigeria — on the tribal and village levels, Christians have also attacked Muslims — or even the only source of Nigerian Muslim violence (for example, on Christmas Day 2009, the Nigerian Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, known as the underwear bomber, attempted to blow up a Northwest Airlines flight headed for Detroit on behalf of al-Qaeda.) Boko Haram's targeting of Christians was noted by the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom in its annual report for 2010.
But apparently this pattern had escaped the notice of the New York Times, which, in its otherwise detailed coverage of yesterday's church violence, concluded that the bombings represented "a new, religion-tinged front" and "another dangerous shift in strategy." At least the Times has finally seen the light.
In a reprise of the administration's statement of condolences a year ago when a Syriac Catholic church in Iraq was bombed during Mass, the White House press office failed to make any observation whatsoever about the religious character of yesterday's violence in Nigeria. Its statement identified neither the victims nor the perpetrators other than to say that they were Nigerian, and omitted any mention of the churches that were the main sites of the bombings. It attributed the violence simply to "terrorist acts," stating in its entirety: "We condemn this senseless violence and tragic loss of life on Christmas Day. We offer our sincere condolences to the Nigerian people and especially those who lost family and loved ones. We have been in contact with Nigerian officials about what initially appear to be terrorist acts and pledge to assist them in bringing those responsible to justice."
Nigeria is Africa's most populated country, a regional power, a significant oil exporter, and an ally. It is critical for both humanitarian and strategic reasons that its society, which is almost evenly split between Muslims and Christians, not enter a period of escalating religious violence. However, it is unlikely that America will be able to contribute constructively if our foreign-policy establishment fails to recognize the goals of radical Sunni Islamist movements there.
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Beautiful and generously proportioned, the garden at 63 Lalor Drive, Springwood, brims with a diverse selection of shrubs and perennials, with a large bank of deciduous trees providing stunning autumn colour.
Sweeping lawns surround the driveway, with drifts of gardenias, plectranthus and agapanthus beneath an avenue of jacaranda. Salvias feature at the entrance and throughout, with some interesting large-flowering varieties.
Paths and steps lead from terraces to a cool area with shade-loving plants. A magnificent curved stone retaining wall is softened by cascading star jasmine, lamb's ears and other plants, contrasting with ornamental grasses, windflowers and strelitzias.
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Spectacular bushland views and brilliant autumn hues feature in the large, terraced cliff-top garden at 2 Sun Valley Road, Valley Heights.
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Loved the family style, portions were HUGE! Highly recommend the chicken satinboca. Great atmosphere.
Had 8 in our party and only ordered one amazing lamb chops and one chicken parmesan family size ENTREE and there was still enough left over to feed a small village ! Service was excellent as well... can't wait to go back !
Came here for my 26 birthday dinner had a great time only issue was that they don't split the check they don't even split it it between people like some places do. Other than that great food and the service was ok
A few of my friends and I decided to go here on a whim one Saturday night. I had been to Carmine's in NYC, but I did not remember how awesome everything was. I have nothing but good things to say about Carmine's. The food was magnificent and the service incredible,
My second time with my girlfriend. First time it was a group of 18 and second time just us two. We had the same server who did an excellent job. We enjoyed ourselves.
We have been to Carmine's many times. It is our go-to place when we have family in town and need a kid-friendly place to feed a big group of people. Although nothing fancy, the food is consistently delicious with friendly & attentive waitstaff.
We visited the Washington, DC based Carmine's. We've visited the Carmine's in Manhattan's theater district twice in the past. The experiences were identical. The food in Manhattan and now Washington was extraordinary, the service was spot on and the prices were very reasonable. There were 4 of us for dinner at the Washington, DC based Carmine's. It was the other couple's first experience at Carmine's and they were both very impressed with the restaurant and the food. I see that there is a restaurant in Las Vegas as well as Washington and Manhattan. If you are in the mood for delicious Italian food and are close to a Carmine's restaurant, please consider this recommendation to make a reservation! You'll not be sorry. Enjoy!!
I had a party of 15 at Carmines to celebrate a family birthday. Carmines accommodated my group without any problems. Half of the party was over an hour late, but Carmines held my reservation and we had a great time. The food was tasty and served family style, great for my group. The price was reasonable and I have nothing but good things to say. I'll be back again.
We were very pleased with our recent celebratory family dinner for 13 at Carmine's in DC - it was better than we expected all around. The family style servings enabled us to simplify ordering for the large group while still allowing for a reasonably broad ability to try several different things. Food was very tasty comfort food which all enjoyed, from ages 14 to 85. So this is not high-end gourmet by any means, but all-around good quality. Wait staff was very attentive and accommodating. The energy level of the restaurant I think actually helped promote an evening of good spirits and fun. I will add this to my list of restaurants for "pre-event" meals before going to the Verizon Center.
I had a group of ten men celebrating a fiftieth birthday, Carmines was the perfect restaurant. From the big round table to the toast with Sambuca, everything was great ! I preordered the meal with our waiter, everything came out on time and absolutely delicious ! Plenty of food. If you go home hungry from Carmines it your fault. This was not my first time dining at Carmines and definitely will not be my last.
This place was fantastic, but a LOT of food for 2 people. The great benefit however was that they kept our leftovers in a fridge while we went to a Caps game. We were able to come back, they got another drink out of the deal, and we picked up the left overs to take home. They were great and fed our family of 4 the next day. I would definitely go back especially if the whole family is with us next time.
Went for a friend's bachlorette party, great service and good food. Carmine's was very accommodating and I can't wait to go back on my own. Thank you!!
For anyone traveling and staying in a hotel this place is not a good fit. WE had 5 and ordered 2 things and a salad. WE had tons left over. The lasagna was ridiculous and enough for 12 people. I missed being able to order a variety of items. Not the right fit for us, but our grandson loved the spaghetti so that made it worthwhile. This place is good for groups of 10 or more which there were a lot of. Noise level very loud.
I have been to Carmine's on several occasions. It is family-style, so the portion sizes are plentiful and work well in a group setting. Dining at Carmine's is consistently a wonderful experience-exceptional food and great service.
I started eating at Carmines in New York over 15 years ago. Whether you eat at the uptown, midtown, or DC location, the food is a 10/10 every time. Want to impress a date? Your wife? A group of friends? Carmines is, in my opinion, one of the best Italian restaurants in America. My Italian grandmother would certainly approve.
Great classic italian family style restaurant. Great for family dinners and the food was delicious and plentiful. I will be going back! :)
While the food as always was great the service could have been better. We had to ask for bread, both the salad and entree when served was placed on the table. The server then had to go get plates for each of us. We have eaten at this restaurant twice before and both NYC Carmines and the service was always better. Everyone has an off day and we will definitely be back
Carmine's is a family style restaurant so you will not leave hungry. The food and ambiance are great. This is a great place for large parties so the food is plentiful.
I've visited Carmine's several times and have never been disappointed. The food and service are excellent. I would recommend Carmine's to anyone who craves a good Italian meal.
We love to take groups to Carmine's since the "family style" service encourages interaction and trying new things. Always ask about the specials -they never disappoint! The special salad on this night had roasted vegetables and the freshest home-made dressing you could imagine! Plan ahead though - you have to be hungry to appreciate this place!
This was for my aunt's 65th birthday. It was absolutely wonderful!! Our servicer, Josh took great care of us and everything turned out great. He was even patient with the unexpected guests that arrived. I really appreciated that. Carmine's made our event memorable.
Friendly waiters, quick service but not hurried, and amazing food!
Great food, enough for an army. Quality is excellent and the service could just not been any better. Go and Go again!!!
Chicken parm was excellent. Carmine's martini gets two thumbs up. Friendly wait staff.
This is a great restaurant if you are dining with a group of 4 or more. The portion sizes are enormous.
I was very impressed with the food and the size portions. In a good location.
I had 15 Family members come in to town for a Birthday Celebration. We had a great , relaxing, delicious meal at Carmines! I would recommend this restaurant for anyone with a large group looking for a place in DC that is priced reasonably with great service!
Went to Carmine's as part of a small group to celebrate my grandmother's birthday. We had a wonderful time. The food servings are family style - one plate can feed at least 4 people. OMG there was sooooooooooo much food, everyone left with a doggie bag. We had calamari, chicken parmesan, penne pasta, strawberry shortcake and banana bread. I definitely recommend this restaurant for a group or a family and anyone who loves Italian food. The food was tasty and there are a lot of options. The restaurant is very big but our wait time for our meals was reasonable. Maybe due to the location, there is a lot of movement - there was a steady traffic of people coming there for dinner. Overall, no complaints. I am going back for sure.
Great food. Huge portions. Really nice waiter who was very attentive. He knew the menu and let us in on a Carmine's secret.....you can buy individual meatballs! Valet service was efficient and we didn't gave to wait to get our car. Overall, a really nice night and fabulous leftovers.
Carmine's staff was far better than the last visit. The service was surperb. The out of towers from Oklahoma were impressed.
We had a small weeding party for dinner there and the restaurant staff was great. We were not dressed as a wedding party so they must have just heard us talking. That was all they need it to treat us like royalty. They gave us champagne and the manager came to the table to congratulate us. At the end of our visit we order dessert. When the dessert came the staff notifies us that the management would cover the cost of the dessert. Overall it was an outstanding service and a great way to end our special day.
Great food and service. A good choice for dinner before going to Verizon Center.
The food was excellent, but unless you want a lot of leftovers make sure you have at least four people in your group. Our waiter recommended a really great wine that was reasonably priced.
A small group of us attended a luncheon at Carmines November 15th. Although I dined numerous times at this establishment, my colleagues were there for the first time. Needless to say despite the warnings issued beforehand, my colleagues were shocked at the portion sizes. Those portions did not stop them from enjoying a spinach salad piled high with roasted vegetables. The seafood pasta special for the day (scallops, shrimp, mussels and baby clams) was outstanding. Lasagna, sweet sausage and pasta, ragu and penne were superb and of course there were plenty of leftovers to take home. The only down side is you tend to run out of table space once these heaping platters of food arrive at the table. All and all, a great dining experience.
It was sooooooo good !! I must go on diet for while, so I can go again !!
I was travelling with a group of 9 people so I made reservations as a surprise to everyone since no one had been there before but me. When they brought the Carmines Salad to the table everyone started getting the picture on the amount of food you get. When the entrees came out the first thing everyone did was start laughing and reaching for their cameras, they couldn't believe how much food there was! The entire group said it was some of the best Italian food they've ever had. One of the guys said the beef tenderloin special was the best cut of meat he's ever had in his life! We struggled through dessert and everyone in the group went away stuffed and absolutely happy! Carmines never disappoints!!!
I brought a group of 14 people here and it was amazing, we were able to get in early. They helped me pick food that was perfect for the group size. The server was amazing and the other staff was great as well. The food was great the kids were stuffed. The kids were treated well, sometimes you take a big group of kids and servers have attitudes, they did not they were treated with respect. I would recommend to anyone and will be back!!
Most important the food was excellent. So were the red & white house wines, and the Peronis on tap came in tall, elegant Peroni glasses. Online reservations were very easy. This was a Friday nite, and we were seated at our appointed time. The staff and bartender were very nice. Our waiter was wonderful, good sense of humor, patient, he explained everything, attentive. Nice atmosphere. Be warned - the portions are huge. 2 dishes will be more than enough for 4. If you're going to a Caps or Lizards game afterward, don't order too much. Our leftovers were enuff for a nice dinner at home. Every time I've been here the food and everything else were great.
It was the first time I went to Carmine's. The decor & ambience was great. The only thing that I would suggest about the lasagna: it needs more seasoning, the sauce was a little runny. But everything else (service, etc.), was very good.
We visited Carmines's with 2 exchange students. Our meal was lovely and the restaurant was cozy. The portions were HUGE, which made it difficult to try a variety of meals, but what we had (penne in vodka sauce) was outstanding. The girls were thrilled to dine at such a wonderful restaurant.
Great place with great value but if you don't like doggie bags don't visit in groups of less than 4. Portions are humongous, even for a family style restaurant. However, if you have a big group like 8-10 this is probably one of the most affordable places in town. The wine is a bit overpriced, especially for the pour.
This was my first time to Carmines and they did not disappoint! The service was outstanding everyone was super friendly and very knowledgeable and help guide through the menu and gave great tips as well. As an Italian i can be very picky about my Italian restaurants since many are Americanized but not Carmines.! The food was outstanding and probably the best Italian food i have found/had in DC/Northern VA. Bring your appetite and bring your friends and family its served family style so the portions are huge! I high recommend Carmines!
Fire alarm went off for several minutes - very annoying - it seemed like no one did anything about it. Ambience was practically unacceptable.The food and value were very good. Service was ok - less than I am accustomed to in Carrmine's.
We met as a family at Carmine's on the Saturday after Thanksgiving and had a great time. Food was really good and we had a great time. It was a little tight getting a wheel charge around the tables, but that did not ruin our time out with family.
Lovely atmosphere, lovely meal. We go to the NY Carmine's as a tradition every Thanksgiving. We could not this year and it was good to know we could keep our tradition this year.
The family style service makes it almost imperative that you go in a group or prepare for major leftovers. Each entree feeds 4 people without stinting. They were more than accommodating for our short (theater-driven) timeline and very pleasant. Will go back with a group of four or more and more time to really enjoy the experience and the many menu choices.
There is no better and no more delicious place for a group to have lunch. Our group of 7 were seated at a semi private booth at the restaurant's front window. We were able to conduct business as we feasted on the Carmine's salad (very fresh!) and the best eggplant parmigiana ever. We followed that with a dish our server recommended -- Rigitoni Country Style - which may now be our favorite entree . Perfectly cooked Rigitoni with Italian sausage, broccoli, cannelloni beans in a light white sauce. Perfect.
Carmine's never disappoints us! We first tried this restaurant when we went to New York and we were so happy to stumble upon it here. Amazing food and great service! Food portions are very larger, so watch out.
very great. took my partner out for a date. moderately pricey but entree's can be enough for two.
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Sun Yu (孙瑜)
Perhaps somewhat premature, but it seems fit to start a thread to celebrate her foray into the senior circuit.
Name: SUN, Yu (孙瑜)
Place of Birth: DaLian, LiaoNing, China
Date of Birth: Februay 28, 1994
Height: 1.83 m / 6'0"
BWF Profile: http://www.bwfbadminton.org/page.aspx?id=15539
1994: Born
2003: Entered Sporting School in ZhuHai, GuangDong, China
2005: Selected into the provincial team of GuangDong
2010: Selected into the national junior team
2011: Asia Junior Championship WS and Team champions
2012: Senior circuit debut at the Thailand Open
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In her maiden (senior/adult) international tournament, Thai Open GPG 2012, she beat two promising youngsters, Spanish Carolina Marin, and Thai Busanan Ongbumrungpan,winner of last month's MAS Open GPG - I'd say a good start for her.
Unfortunately, tomorrow in the QF she's playing her senior Wang Lin, the former World Champion who may not have regained her form after two injury layoffs. Still I expect to see a good fight. She could be the surprise package here.Wish her the very best in this tournament.
Another Manchu player from Liaoning. She will receive a lot of attention from Zhang Ning or LYB
she is quite pretty.
After winning the title last year, Sun Yu lost to P.V. Sindhu in the quarter-final at the Asia Junior Championship this year.
Currently, the elite group of rising stars such as Inthanon Ratchanok, P.V. Sindhu, Nozomi Okuhara, Carolina Marin and TAI Tzu Ying are getting a lot of experience at the senior level. Given the strong group of WS players on the CHN squad, Sun Yu is at a disadvantage with little opportunity to gain experience.
Hope this will change after the London Olympics.
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BWF should come out with a new ruling: Whichever player of any junior age has a record of playing in a senior tournament (GPG or SS) should be banned from playing in the WJC and AJC.
I feel it's quite unfair especially for the juniors who had no chance of even participating in SS.
Ratchanok for example, WJC to her is a piece of cake because to her , her junior opponents are nothing compared to the senior players she frequently played in SS.
BWF should seriously look into this.
On this,I'm quite in agreement with you. As in most other sports,once a junior player starts taking part in the senior tournaments,esp when he achieves significant results, he is either prohibited from playing in the junior championships or the player himself voluntarily takes himself out,an implicit rule I suppose.
I appreciate your concern for the junior players, but I beg to differ. These juniors players (who have played little bit at senior level) act like a bridge between junior and senior circuit. They bring a little senior level experience to the junior circuit. In any sport, a player will improve only when he/she plays some one above him or her. Junior players will learn a lot when they are playing with a better player so they will not be overwhelmed when they suddenly have to play seniors with far more experience and better all round play. Not every player can burst on to the scene out of nowhere with all guns blazing. The transition from Junior level to Senior level has to be gradual. I think its a good thing that they allow this.
Coming to Sun Yu, actually she is not at disadvantage at all. Rather she is at a vantage point being part of such an illustrious women's badminton team. She can learn so much from her senior compatriots. They have wealth of experience, a coaching team that the whole world envies, better sparring partners etc. From what I see leaving Sun Yu everyone else is at a disadvantage.
Inthanon, IMO, came to senior level much earlier than she should have. Look at her performances. Although she is ranked in the top 10 but have you ever seen her in finals or semifinals of any SS. How often do you see her beating a chinese player. She plays around 23-25 tournaments every year which helps her maintain her ranking.
Your argument is plausible generally for the majority of the junior players who would be struggling at the senior level. But for players like Inthanon who has been playing regularly in the senior circuit with creditable results and ranked within the top 15, the justification looks tenuous. Furthermore,she has won the WJC twice already,why would she want to continue playing in the junior circuit where she would probably outclass them and not gain anything for not being pushed.
By extension my reasoning should also apply to players slightly lesser than her, there's much more to gain from moving to the senior level which they inevitably have to as they ages,anyway. For these juniors,winning the junior titles is only a confidence-booster and recognition of their potential for greater heights.
It is best for any junior player to progress or advance to the senior level at the first or earliest opportunity and thereafter not play in any junior championships which serve little purpose and may even retard their rise for not consistently facing stronger opponents. In other words,the transition from junior to senior level should be as short as possible,not gradual so as to quickly get out of the comfort zone.
Coming back to Inthanon, her inability as you've pointed out to reach any semi-final or final of a SS/SSP has to do not so much with her age despite having been playing regularly at the senior circuit but more to do with her present skill level and development of her game,including perhaps the quality of her coaches and resources available. Many much older players don't even achieve nearly as much.
What's more,it might be viewed as unsportsmanlike for her to continue winning the WJC when she is already regarded as a reasonably strong "senior" player. Therefore, I strongly feel either players of her caliber be prohibited from taking part in junior championships or she apply the rule to herself implicitly, which ultimately can only do her much good as she strives to higher standards.
Note,I only use her case as an example,what I say applies equally to anyone of or near her level, Sun Yu,for example. In fact,I consider Inthanon,and Tai Tzu Ying too (maybe Carolina Marin as well),as child prodigies - they certainly won't be content winning and defending the junior titles. For MS, Viktor Axelsen is another case in point.
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Despite of Sun Yu's training with the best, it's still just training. For a young player, gaining quality match experience is just as important. Sun Yu was out of the country only three times, clearly at a disadvantage versus her main competitors who are already seasoned travellers.
As for age-eligible players in junior tournaments, it is hard to exclude the best junior players from junior tournaments. If they are willing and able to participate in both senior and junior circuits, good for them. Once they have sufficient success at the senior level, it would make sense to waive good-bye to junior competitions, for themselves.
Note: Inthanon won WJC thrice.
In Inthanon's case I totally agree with you. For me she has become an eye soar... I say this not because I hate her but because such a prodigious talent of hers has been such a waste so far. She has kind of become a stateless person where she neither belongs to junior level (for being far too experienced) nor the senior level (where she has not been able to completely justify her senior billing).
I may be jumping the guns by making above statements but with her talent she should have been dominating the senior circuit by now by reaching the top 5. She is just 17 and has a long career ahead of her but looking at the sheer number of tournaments she is playing right now I wonder how long it's gonna last.... I hope she proves me dead wrong.
As you pointed out, I definitely blame it on their coaches and certainly back your statement where she needs to be banned from the Junior circuit for she has achieved everything there is at the Junior level.
BWF should come up either with a system where it gauges a Junior player's performances at Senior level tournaments before "upgrading" them or a rule that limits the number of senior tournaments a junior level player can play each year before graduating to senior level. Which kind of nicely mixes things up. Because of players like Inthanon, who plays almost all the senior tournaments, it becomes one sided affair when they play at the junior level.
In case of Sun Ya, I cant comment because I dont know much about her.
There are many players who have excelled at junior level but terribly flopped at the senior level. They need some reality check as to where they stand before moving on whether it may be a gradual or a quick one but they still need to know how good their game is. Senior circuit is a completely different ball game and its very challenging. This is my reasoning for having players with little bit of senior level experience play at junior level is that
You make a good point there when you say Sun Yu's been out of country only thrice. That does play a major part in an athlete's progress. A player needs to experience all kinds of situations and climatic conditions to get better at any sport.
I mentioned in one of my comments that I didnt know much about her, so I will have to take out some weight out of my statement where I said Sun Yu has world class coaching, top class sparring partners and state support as those will not substitute for climatic conditions and various situations. But still she has a little advantage for having at least those luxuries compared to players like Carolina Marin as they struggle to survive on their own. Those are the dividends a country gets for having produced trailer blazers for example just look at how Gopichand is molding the Indian Badminton. That is how it builds and grows to be a power like China.
Inthanon won the WJC thrice,not twice, I stand corrected, all the more underlining my point that she ought to take herself out of the junior circuit.
Sun Yu has only three international outings as RedShuttle revealed, the third occasion being her maiden appearance in a senior tournament at the recent Thai Open where she was eliminated by her senior compatriot Wang Lin, a former WC. Despite not having played or won the WJC, CBA was more keen to let her try the senior tournaments,that shows how little they regard the WJC,they even pulled out from this year's.
I say the junior players in CHN are in a hapless situation, in a way neither here nor there, world class coaching and sparring partners notwithstanding. At the junior championships,there are so many of them to take turns and they are usually given only one or at most two attempts. At the senior level,most of them are considered not good enough to be enrolled all because their seniors are too good with at least 5 or 6 them ranked in the top 10.
Just imagine,if Inthanon were to be a CHN player,wonder how often or how long she would play in the senior circuit, with at least 5 seniors better than her,the 5th one being the reliable veteran Jiang YJ who is on par with the best in the ROW. Clearly,non-CHN juniors with potential are much more fortunate, another example being Tai Tzu Ying who in spite of a short layoff due to health grounds(appendicitis) is still not sidelined by anyone in Taiwan and get to play in the Olympics to boot, what an envy. Just contrast her good fortune with WSX,maybe not an apt comparison but you get my point.
Talking about Inthanon who's been in the international circuit for less than 3 years, I believe she will progress further, she's got the potential, far from fully tapped yet. Normally,I'd say give a player about 5 years to gauge how far he or she can go. Very few are late bloomers, a famous example being Zhang Ning who played her best badminton after 24/25. For the MS,I always like to quote Sho Sasaki who amazes me. I believe maturity and experience are important to realizing one's true potential.
Technically,I must admit it's a bit difficult for BWF or any sports body to prohibit a junior from taking part in a senior event or vice versa for whatever grounds other than age limit. It behooves the players themselves and/or their organizations to self-impose the practice. Personally, I feel there isn't much glory to be the greatest junior champion if you don't succeed at the senior level, so I think this problem isn't a big issue.
OT : *Regarding the BWF rule of allowing junior players up to certain age to participate in the WJC, i would say keep it as is.
It just so happen, there's a freak-of-nature talent in the name of Ratchanok INthanon that makes it seem like BWF should change the rules and not allow a junior (like RI), who's played in senior tourneys and won them, to compete in the WJC anymore.
However, i do want BWF to really crack down on the supposed age-cheating issue, where a player whose real age is over the eligibility age is still competing.Last edited by ctjcad; 07-15-2012 at 02:54 PM.
Sun Yu just knocked out the top-fancied Tai Tzu Ying at the WJC Individual event, 18-21 21-13 21-11
She'll be up later today against Nozomi Okuhara in the WS semi-finals.
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