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Interview with Kam Williams
Meagan Good stars in NBC's midseason drama "Deception" as Joanna Padget Locasto, a San Francisco narcotics detective with childhood ties to a notoriously secretive and powerful New York family, the Bowers. When her childhood best friend, Vivian Bowers, is found dead under mysterious circumstances, Joanna is enlisted by the FBI to help to find the killer, agreeing to go undercover into the opulent lifestyle she thought she'd left behind.
Meagan has become one of Hollywood's most sought-after young actresses, recently completing a season-long arc on Showtime's acclaimed series "Californication" as well as a role in Think Like a Man, the feature film based on the best-selling book by Steve Harvey. In 2011, she starred on the big screen alongside Angela Bassett and Paula Patton in Jumping the Broom.
The versatile actress has mastered a variety of film genres, ranging from horror with The Unborn opposite Odette Annable and Gary Oldman to comedy with The Love Guru, co-starring Mike Myers, Jessica Alba and Justin Timberlake. She rose to fame as a result of her box-office hit Stomp the Yard, but was recognized earlier for her acclaimed performance opposite Samuel L. Jackson in the eerie family drama Eve's Bayou, for which she received an NAACP Image Award nomination.
Additional feature film credits include the critically-acclaimed cult film Brick, opposite Joseph Gordon-Levitt, You Got Served, D.E.B.S, Waist Deep with Tyrese Gibson, Queen Latifah's The Cookout, Biker Boyz, Deliver Us from Eva, Friday with Ice Cube, Roll Bounce and the horror film Saw V.
Besides acting, Meagan has produced independent films such as Miles from Home, which she starred in opposite actor/director Ty Hodges. The picture screened at the Pan African Film & Arts Festival, the Washington D.C. Independent Film Festival and the Atlanta Film Festival, where it swept all of the awards - Best Feature, Best Actor and Actress (Meagan Good) and Best Director. More recently, she produced and starred in Video Girl, the "Gia"-esque film that depicts the sordid and misunderstood life of a music video superstar.
Born in Panorama City, California, Megan began appearing in commercials at the age of 4 and to date has completed over 60 national television commercials. She made her primetime television debut on the WB nighttime series "Raising Dad," and her first major television role was as a regular on the hit show "Cousin Skeeter." And she has guest-starred on "Moesha," "The Steve Harvey Show," "The Division," "The Parent 'Hood," "My Wife & Kids" and "All of Us," too.
Meagan was recently married to DeVon Franklin, an executive for Columbia Pictures who is also a preacher and motivational speaker. Here, she talks about her new show, "Deception," which airs Monday nights on NBC at 10 PM ET/PT. (Check local listings)
Kam Williams: Hi, Meagan. Congratulations on your marriage, newlywed! How was the honeymoon?
Meagan Good: It was fantastic, especially considering we were celibate until marriage!
KW: What interested you in "Deception"?
MG: The script was incredible and there were so many elements that appealed to me creatively and physically, and the cast seemed like an amazing group of people.
KW: Tell me a little about the show.
MG: My character's name is Joanna Locasto. Her mother worked for the Bowers family and she grew up in the house and was best friends with Vivian. They had a strange falling out when they were 17 and I moved to San Francisco and went on to become a narcotics officer with the SFPD, while Vivian went on to become a "celebutante." The show opens with Vivian's murder and the FBI brings me in undercover to find out who did it
KW: Will solving this murder take up the whole first season?
MG: Yes, but the show is so crazy and there are many other things that unfold while the murder is being solved.
KW: How would you describe your character, Joanna Locasto?
MG: Tough, ballsy, and vulnerable, with a strong moral compass. She has a moral heart and wants to pursue justice and see the right thing happen.
KW: How did you prepare for this role? Did you consult your father, since he was a police officer in the LAPD?
MG: Yes I did, and also his wife who is currently in the FBI. They helped me learn about the mentality of a police officer and what a day in their life is like, and what it takes to be a person who will give their life for the call of duty.
KW: Is there any question no one ever asks you, that you wish someone would?
MG: I wish someone would ask if I was "saved" before I met my husband. A lot of people assume I had a spiritual awakening when I met him and it bothers me that people think that happened overnight.
KW: The bookworm Troy Johnson question: What was the last book you read?
MG: I'm currently reading my husband's book, "Produced by Faith." http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1451671962/ref=nosim/thslfofire-20
KW: The Uduak Oduok question: Who is your favorite clothes designer?
MG: I love anything vintage. And I love Marc Jacobs and shoes by Giuseppe Zanotti.
KW: Dante Lee, author of "Black Business Secrets," asks: What was the best business decision you ever made, and what was the worst?
MG: Best – to do "Deception." Worst – one or two films I did that I won't call out by name.
KW: The Michael Ealy question: If you could meet any historical figure, whom would it be?
MG: Rosa Parks or Jesus.
KW: The Pastor Alex Kendrick question: When do you feel the most content?
MG: When I'm with my family.
KW: The Toure question: Who is the person who led you to become the person you are today?
MG: God. And my mom has been amazing.
KW: The Judyth Piazza question: What key quality do you believe all successful people share?
MG: They don't believe in "no."
KW: What advice do you have for anyone who wants to follow in your footsteps?
MG: Keep God as your main focus. Make sure your desire to do what you're aspiring to do is deeper than just fame and being a celebrity. Be willing to work hard, and don't believe that when a door closes it's anything personal.
KW: How do you want to be remembered?
MG: As a woman who represented God but was controversial, stood by what she believed and wouldn't allow other people's opinions of her to manipulate her directions. As someone who helped others, loved others deeply even if they tried to hurt her, was there for people when she could be, and ultimately made everything she did about God and not just about herself.
KW: Thanks again for the time, Meagan, and best of luck with the show.
MG: Thanks, Kam.
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Mr. Carr's (of White) bill [H. R. 482] concerning witness fees, providing for the duties of officers receiving the same, was read the third time.
Mr. CARR said: "This bill provides that whenever any witness fee is paid it shall be the duty of the Clerk of the Court, or the Justice of the Peace, who receives the same, to forthwith notify witness entitled to such fee by postal card, addressed to the witness at the Postoffice nearest to said witness' residence of the receipt of said money, which card the aforesaid officer shall deposit in the nearest Postoffice, and for which service, including the expense of the card, said officer shall be entitled to the sum of two cents for each witness, to be deducted out of said witness fee. The way the law is now a great many poor people that are forced to attend Courts and are not able when they get there to pay their hotel bills or lay about depots. Under this bill they are duly notitied either by the Clerk of the Court or Justice of the Peace to notify the witness when such fees have been paid in which justly belongs to them. I hope the bill will pass.
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I am looking for good beginners material on Prolog, both online and printed. I am not only interested in 'learning the language' but also in background and scientific information.
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Check out Learn Prolog Now! This book is well-written, should be easy to read for beginners. It's available in printed form and also as a free online version. It is also relatively new (from 2003), which is not the case with many Prolog books out there. | |||||||||
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Once upon a time when I used Prolog I liked the book by Sterling & Shapiro, The Art of Prolog. For advanced Prolog programming, especially w.r.t. efficiency, I recommend the Craft of Prolog by O'Keefe. | |||||||||
Here's one book you may find useful: Prolog Programming for Artificial Intelligence by Ivan Bratko. The first part is about Prolog, the second about AI algorithms and how to implement them in Prolog. | |||||
Writing an Adventure Game in Prolog could also be a good way to learn. | |||||
If you want a very accessible and solid introduction to Prolog (this is more into 'learning the language'), go for "Programming in Prolog: Using the ISO Standard" by Clocksin and Mellish, now in it's 5th edition. | |||||
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Try Logic, Programming and Prolog (free download). I haven't read it, but it's broken up into Foundations, Programming in Logic, and Alternative Logic Programming Schemes, so it sounds like it has something for everybody. | |||||
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My 2011 truck was broken into,
Drove the truck up to Atlanta Saturday PM and went to Brunswick bowling center and parked it with a 6 x 10 enclosed trailer from 3PM - 7PM and had some fun time with my children.
The following day, I realized I was missing a laptop bag and check book bag. The thing is, I noticed when I locked my truck with the remote, it locked but did not hear the horn. There was no visible forced entry damage from the doors and windows, My son found out that the engine compartment fusebox top cover was laying on the spare battery tray and the horn fuse was pulled, which explains the absence of the horn chirp when you lock the truck and activate the alarm,
I was wondering how the thief entered the truck. Are these newer trucks easy to break into? Thanks.2011 Chevy Silverado LT 4WD 25k miles
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07-01-2013, 06:58 PM #2Ok, with that fuse out, will the doors lock?
And, how/why would the cover have been off and the fuse pulled?
BTW, if I was you the 1st call would have been to the bank to have the checks cancelled, and/or the account closed.Ray
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07-01-2013, 07:04 PM #3Thanks Roy.
The banks are already taken cared of early this morning. Closed the accounts and opened a new one as advised by the bank.
The doors locked but I did not hear the horn with the fuse pulled.
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I was wondering how they opened the hood. They must have opened the doors and opened the hoodbut i do not see any sign of forced entry.
07-01-2013, 08:53 PM #4So, you think maybe they pulled the horn fuse so that when the factory alarm tripped the horn won't blow. But, you need to be inside the truck to open the hood.
So, they must have opened a door, tripped the alarm, released the hood, got the cover off the fuse panel (all the while, the horn is blowing) and pulled the horn fuse. Then, they stole the stuff.
I think most vehicles are easy to open, a "slim-jim" will get a thief into a truck in 10 secs, it might take you and I 2 mins.
I guess having the truck call your cell is the only way to ensure the alarm does a job.
07-01-2013, 11:34 PM #5A skilled thief can slide underneath the front end and trip the hood latch to the secondary latch, then open the hood and pop the horn fuse.
Then slim jim the door, start to finish less than 10 minutes.
New trucks are actually more time consuming since if you want to do the job quietly you have to pop the hood first, older trucks dont normally have factory alarms so their quieter and you only have to slim jim the door.
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07-02-2013, 12:36 PM #7That explains it.
Does your truck have exterior key holes? Check those closely to see if there are any scratches or any other signs of prying. A lot of trucks, including my 2001 Silverado and my dad's 2006 F-350, have been broken into that way. The thieves will use a screw driver and jam it under the key hole and unlock the door. Not sure if GM fixed that on the newer trucks.Clint (TX) 2001 Silverado LS 4.8L auto 2wd ECSB [GARAGE]
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BTW, after XF has warded off Abbott XuanCi's, XuanNan's and XuanJi's blows and left Shaolin, carrying Ah Zhu (disguised as ZhiQing), the 2 younger Xuans were commenting about XF's formidable skills. But the abbott was staring in the direction where XF had gone, deep in thought. What was he thinking about? Regret that he had a hand in shaping XF's martial arts? Fear that XF would come after him, and he wouldn't be XF's match? Do you think he even entertained the thought that XF might not be the murderer?
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LaTara Russell is spending the holidays in a hospital room, recovering from three bullet wounds after a shooting on Christmas morning.
The 22-year-old Joliet woman does not know when she will be able to leave the hospital after the Tuesday incident involving her boyfriend. She does not know when she will be able to return to work as a school bus driver. She does not know how she will pay her bills without medical insurance.
Police say Cliffton T. Williams, 23, of Joliet shot his girlfriend three times before killing himself. The couple began arguing around 2 a.m. Tuesday inside Williams' home on Spruce Slip Street, police said. The girlfriend tried to leave and walked to her vehicle, which was parked on the street, but Williams took out a handgun and chased her around the car while shooting at her, police said.
Russell, who was Williams' girlfriend, spoke with The Herald-News on Friday while recovering at Presence Saint Joseph Medical Center in Joliet. She says she is hurting in mind as well as in body.
"The situation with my boyfriend, whom I was with for seven years — I loved him, and I know he loved me," Russell said.
Russell is in pain — with wounds in her elbow, thigh and shoulder blade — and does not know when she will be able to leave the hospital.
"I hope I'm out by Monday so I can go to his funeral," Russell said of Williams. "It's something that I want — that I need — to be there for."
Russell has kept in contact with Williams' family after the shooting, and some of his family members even have visited her in the hospital.
"By no means do we hold a grudge against the family, or even Cliffton," said Dollicia Bell, Russell's mother. "Yes, I'm full of emotion because it's my baby. But God protected her. I believe she's going to get through this."
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Russell is in pain after one bullet went through her right elbow, another bullet struck her left thigh and exited the back of her leg, and another bullet struck her right shoulder blade and remains there.
"I don't have medical insurance. I don't know how I'm going to pay for this," Russell said.
In addition to hospital bills, Russell knows she will incur expenses for medication, physical therapy and counseling.
"I'm going to need a counselor, somebody to talk to," she said.
As a school bus driver, Russell needs her right arm to be able to drive, and she worries about her injury.
She also worries about paying car bills, car insurance, phone bills and other bills.
"It's devastating," Bell said of this difficult week. "I've just been here on go-mode since it happened."
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Russell commended the staff at Presence Saint Joseph for their care of her during the holidays.
"They're great. Everybody here is really nice to me," she said. "Everybody has tons of words of encouragement."
The mother and daughter also are impressed with the large number of friends and family members visiting the hospital at Christmastime. Russell even got a visit from a teacher from her days at Plainfield Central High School.
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Both mother and daughter see this experience as a reminder, to not take life for granted.
"I just hope this is an eye-opening experience for everyone," Bell said.
"You can't think nothing is ever going to happen to you — it happens," Russell said.
Russell is keeping up her relationship with Williams' family.
"I love them like they are my family," she said. "They treat me like their own."
"I love everybody. I'm not bitter toward anyone. Before I was a bus driver, I was a caregiver," Russell said.
That caring nature in general has endured throughout Russell's life, Bell said.
"Since she was 2 or 3 years old, she's been a caregiver — always giving, always taking care of people," she said.


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really? high end gamers??? no support for sli out of the box... i would call this entry to mid level.
Well considering it's an AMD board I WOULD find it hard to believe if it DID have SLI support out of the box...
I'm pretty sure the A75 only have 6 SATA ports, while this have 8. Also, raid 5 seems to be a A85 only thing.
The 990X and 990FX do, but this is also not AMD' enthusiest platform. Would you really want to run SLI on an APU?
True - but the Athlon X4 series don't have graphics integrated - you'll need a discrete card. But then, if you wanted to SLI you'd go over to Bulldozer
...in the future you might, considering if AMD & Co's heterogeneous computing initiative will take shape... having a CPU do the finesse stuff, then a GPU inside it accelerate the crap out of it with the more brute stuff, and lastly but not least, have the discrete GPU(s) be fed by them really really fast... or at the very least have very very low idle/low load power usage when using APU only instead of the 2 noisy and power hungry GPUs you have in your case "all" the time.
An incremental upgrade for FM2. Won't argue that. But different feature levels from the same thing is hardly a new thing, is it? And if I can get A75 cheaper than A85, I won't complain about ONLY 6 SATA 6Gbit ports and lack of raid 5.
As long as they don't ask more money for it, it's not really a problem. Seeing as how it's also supposed to market the move to FM2... I doubt they'd get greedy with them at this point Also, they said it will support at least one more APU generation it, that beeing Kaveri, if this is a fact, that that pretty much means that we'll see Steamroller on FM2.
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give us at least 1 argument!
all I hear is "bla bla, new times, diversity of athletes, badminton should advance"
what would the height increase change? less smashing? (no). less powerplay? (no). less skillfull subtle drops? (yes)
by my logic (however not always perfect) a net height increase makes fast drops, or slow drops, a lot harder. smashes will just become a little more flat...
As I've mentioned before, the difficulty in changing the height of the net is due to the number of poles already set at the existing height, which would be prohibitively expensive to replace.
However, never fear! For I have yet another fantastic idea!
How about.... quicksandminton. Here, we place the posts into the a small patch of quicksand, and as the match progresses, the posts will slowly descend, lowering the height of the net to bring a quicker conclusion to the match!
Increasing the height of the net by 4cm is not the same thing as modernizing the game. All it does is to shrink the "playable" area of the court. As a matter of fact I have on ocassions played with net heights that may be about 3cm higher. With this increase in net height your drives and smashes become less effective with your smashes going flat. The steep angles of jump smashes or of any high shots are all gone. After a few games, everyone asked that the net be lowered to the standard height.
But it could be useful as a practice drill for jump smashing. With an increase in net height your jump smash may be no steeper than a non-jump smash over a standard height net.
08-03-2006, 11:22 AM #72Originally Posted by taneepak
08-03-2006, 12:39 PM #73Originally Posted by Eurasian =--(O)
What raising the net does is decrease the maximum achievable angle by providing a higher barrier for the bird to cross. So, if training with that, then the result would be flatter smashes with the jump. Considering that that Taiwanese study found that the biggest difference between advanced and elite players in terms of smashing was the angle of the jumpsmashes, you'll see that you'd be developing your skills in the wrong direction.
The drops will also suffer as the higher net will mean the drops will drop a bit farther past the front service line and nearer the reach of the opponent. The court will "shrink", thus reducing the 4 corners of the court. "Smaller" court means an entirely different game, less spectacular, less demanding, no more jump smashes, and more ineffective floating drives and smashes that go out. Drops will lose their deception and effectiveness.
08-04-2006, 12:40 AM #75Originally Posted by stumblingfeet
Idea 1b: The height of the net must be decreased to 90 cm!
Well now-- let us not beat a dead horse to death in the after-life.
I thought we'd all agreed that increasing the height of the net is without merit and has no positive attributes whatsoever.
I thought we'd also moved on and were considering whether a decrease in the height of the net might not be a good idea. It stands to reason that if net height increases are associated with all that is undesirable in the game then a net height decrease might serve to make the game that much more enjoyable.
It's been suggested that the cost of replacing the net poles makes any change in the height of the net infeasible. However being the intelligent species that we are, we must have faith in creative engineering spirit that may provide for a solution. Perhaps a different tying technique could be employed or rings could be secured at the desired height of the poles. If all else fails one could always fall back on duct tape. And if modification is not possible, there is always replacement. Yes, it may cost to replace poles but relative to the amount spent by badminton players on equipment, clothing, coaching, time and many other things, cost should not be a deterrent if the opportunity arises to behold a superior game.
Further, the cost of pole maintenance and replacement could be completely eliminated if badminton was played without nets! This would be revolutionary in allowing more people access to badminton courts.
The more and more I think of this, the more and more clear it becomes that decreasing the height of the net (or even eliminating it completely) is the best and only way to increase the popularity of the sport while making it more entertaining for players and viewers!
Imagine the incredible angles that will be achieved jump-smashing with a lower net! The four corners of the court would truly be achievable with any and every type of shot one so desires.
Clearly for viewers this is a winning situation. And for the players? Those looking for heaven on Earth may stop their search. Nothing compares to the feeling of killing a bird any time the opportunity arises.
One can also employ a variety of slow and fast drops with a lower net-- deception will increase!
[On a side note:
As inferred from the first post in this thread, I am not very familiar with these slow and fast drop type of shots that people here speak of. Would someone be so kind as to explain to me the trajectories of these two shots?
I must admit to being slightly confused. One forum member here has stated that power playing would not change even with an increase in the height of the net while another suggests that an increase as little as 3 cm results in a significant change.
Perhaps if someone can explain to me the trajectory of these two types of drop shots in relation to the trajectory of the smash, I might be able to make sense of the conflicting (to my unastute mind) views.
Perhaps including the expected clearance heights above the net for the three types of shot: smash, slow drop, fast drop might also allow me to understand things better.]
In any case the main issue at hand is that the height of the badminton net ought to be decreased. I have not yet heard any objections to this (aside from the prohibitive cost of pole replacement).
But a cost is only a cost insomuch as the benefit does not outweigh the cost. The IBF wishes to make badminton the #1 racquet sport in the world. To increase popularity and glamour, infusion of network coverage and advertising revenue is required. To obtain advertising revenue, the easiest way is to show advertisers that a large segment of their desired target audience is watching. Traditionally, marketers have targeted young males as a desirable group due to their disposable income and sufficient youth to establish brand loyalty. As times have changed, younger people (and also the female segment) have become a more important target group due to their increased purchasing power and brand equity needing to be established amongst individuals at an increasingly early age.
So what better way to promote the game of badminton then to encourage younger people to play? It must be discouraging for a 5-10 year old not to be able to smash. Likewise, a large segment of the older population also is in possession of high disposable income. These seniors grow shorter with age and it must be discouraging for them to not be able to kill that bird like they once did.
Once you have players of all ages enjoying the game and viewers of all backgrounds enjoying the excitement of the game, the marketing dollars, popularity and coverage of the game will rapidly follow.
Badminton's destiny lies not in simply being the #1 racquet sport but rather in being the only sport playable and enjoyable by members of the entire human race without discrimination toward age, gender, ethnicity and physical attributes.
So I must declare most emphatically:
Isn't it about time badminton accommodated the modern diversity of athletes and would-be lovers of the game by changing the height of the net to 3 feet?
08-04-2006, 01:48 AM #77Originally Posted by quisitor
Reducing the net to 3' will mean a one-stroke game-the serve will become a deadly smash at such short distances. It is game over.
08-04-2006, 03:53 AM #78Originally Posted by quisitor
if you want the net any lower, you should go play tennis. the game of tennis is well tailored for a low net as the movement of the tennis ball has a very flat trajectory.
if you want the net any higher, you should go play volleyball. the game of volleyball is tailored to a high net, the multiple passes and spike still allow excitement despite the high net between sides..
to have a lower or higher net in badminton is purely non-sensical and to suggest such is like wanting to change for the sake of changing. the game of badminton is tailored to the current 5ft net height. high enough so outright kills are not possible, and short enough to allow a very fast game as well as a very complete variety of shots.
in addition, even if younger kids were able to smash, i think it'd be much smarter to play a dropshot, as it would become the most deadly shot at 3 feet. to be honest, i think badminton cannot be any more of a supperior sport then it is now. (Except for maybe the NSS). people say it isn't popular? i clearly remember a past post having statistics claiming it is the 2nd most played sport in the world (soccer #1). the problem is that is isn't popular in America, people still think its a backyard sport there and play with volleyball nets!! if shown a real game, with real 200mph smashes, i think their prespective of badminton being a "sissy" sport would change.
quisitor, i am confused. you have made suggestions to change the height of the net, first you said you want it higher, but from your posts i don't see that you actually understand what the consequences of such a change would have, except to blindly suggests that it "modernizes" the sports without any further explanations.
and then later on you come around and said it should be lowered, and then you failed to show that you actually understand the game of badminton as you don't even know what a fast and slow drops are.
i therefore question if one is qualified to suggest a change in the sport of badminton when one doesn't even understands the basics. it seems to be that perhaps you should gain more undestanding of the game, watch some badminton videos, go down to the gym and play some serious badminton before you contemplate and suggest making any more changes to badminton.
This thread is getting pointless and not worthy of the attention it once deserved.
Increasing the height of net is not at all good and it has nothing to do with modernissation.Almost all participants hgave disagreed to this suggestion.BUT I rally fear that such a foolish modernisation step may be implemented like the 21 point scoring system.They may have hundred reasons like the changes in service rules etc.. to support this impemenation.
Finally, we all hate and are against the rise of net height because we used to play at the present net height and we are accustomed to that.
08-04-2006, 11:42 AM #84Originally Posted by quisitor
Anything significantly or completely change the game itself is non-sense. It's like, will you cut your feet to fit into a pair of shoes???
the height should not be increased.
see that last punctuation mark, it's a period
lazy buddy made a good put, the sports shouldn't "accomdate people"
people should train to accomdate the sport
mugsy bogues was a short player in the NBA (by nba standards) but he managed fine, and he's a tremendous athlete
the regulation nets weren't lowered to accomdate for his height
in golf all the fields are played the same no matter how strong, tall, etc etc you are
the main thing i'm trying to point out is, you shouldn't go changing a sport (and the height of the net is a drastic change) because it would attract more people to play it
if they have no interest to play the sport or at least work a bit at teh sport, it doesn't matter how high/low the net is, they still won't be interested
all in all, athletes should accomdate themselves to the sport, not the other way around
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