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2014 OUTLOOK: Once a top-10 machine, not to mention the No. 1 payer in the world, Luke Donald had a bit of an off year in 2013. He had his fewest number of top 10s in five years with just five (compared to a career-high 14 in 2011) and mostly parted ways with longtime coach Pat Goss, who he retained only to work with on short game. Donald turned to Chuck Cook and hopes Cook can do what he did for Jason Dufner and help push him to his first major championship. Still, Donald had some very good weeks and should again this season. He was third at the RBC Heritage and fourth at the BMW Championship and missed only three cuts in 17 starts. -- Brian Wacker
THUS FAR THIS SEASON: Donald's only start came at the World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions, where he failed to break 70 and finished in a tie for 31st.
FANTASY OUTLOOK It's been 16 months since he sat atop the Official World Golf Ranking. If you can now separate yourself from the impossible pace he set in 2011, you're rewarded with a solid, back-end cornerstone in all formats. -- Rob Bolton |
ON THE MARK If I had to recommend to any player's rhythm and short game technique to watch and how shots around the green and the cup were approached and executed I would recommend that Donald be the model. He does at times get a bit inconsistent from tee-to-green, and if he does ever fall short it is with the driver, but Luke is in the process of refining and improving his silky smooth and balanced swing. -- Mark Immelman |
COURSE PREFERENCE The question is not if but when will Luke wins a major championship. He does not have great length off the tee but everything else is championship caliber. Donald has a tremendous short game and might be the single-best bunker player in the world. All that screams THE PLAYERS Championship to me. -- Fred Albers |
INSIDE THE NUMBERS Ball-striking has never been Donald's forte, but he's never seen a putt he didn't like. But during an up-and-down 2013, Donald even struggled on the greens -- at least by his standards. He was 13th in strokes gained-putting at .529, but down from .797 (3rd) in '12, .844 (1st) in '11, .871 (1st) in '10 and .933 (1st) in '09. -- Bill Cooney |
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2014 OUTLOOK: There's not much Lee Westwood hasn't done in his career. The 40-year-old has 38 worldwide wins, been an integral part of victorious European Ryder Cup teams and even reached No. 1 in the world. The only thing he hasn't done, of course, is win a major championship, which is where much of his focus is (and should) be. Westwood's first year living in the U.S. full-time went fairly well with a half-dozen top 10s in 19 starts. He also played well in three of the year's four majors with a tie for third at The Open Championship his best result. Expect that trend to continue. -- Brian Wacker
THUS FAR THIS SEASON: Westwood broke 70 just once in four rounds in his only start of the new year, at the World Golf Championships-HSBC Champions.
FANTASY OUTLOOK The affable Brit is the ubiquitous groomsman in the majors with eight top-three finishes since the 2008 U.S. Open. That'll work just fine for our purposes. Also have to love a career-high 19 starts in 2013 despite not advancing to the TOUR Championship by Coca-Cola. -- Rob Bolton |
ON THE MARK Westwood's golf swing lends itself to consistent and flush ball-striking as he hits as "heavy" a ball as anyone I've watched. It's a stable, repeating action that does not employ too many unnecessary levers. Once Lee tightens up and improves his scrambling, i.e., pitching and putting, I feel like he will be even more of a force. -- Mark Immelman |
COURSE PREFERENCE The Englishman who was so dedicated to his game that he moved his family to the United States so that he could practice in better conditions year round. He is also a great driver of the golf ball who plays well on hard courses. He lives close to PGA National and could be a winner at The Honda Classic. -- Fred Albers |
INSIDE THE NUMBERS Westwood moved to South Florida with the goal of improving his short game. One half of that equation was accomplished in 2013 as Westwood leaped from 191st (48.30 percent) to 21st (61.57) in scrambling. He's still struggling on the greens, however, ranking 168th in strokes gained-putting, losing .484 shots to the field average. -- Bill Cooney |


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A developer says he is preparing to unveil his latest multi-million plans for a Victorian bath house.
Sirus Taghan says he hopes to submit plans for a seven-storey residential block to Brighton and Hove City Council at the site of Medina House in King's Esplanade, Hove.
Developers want to begin work on the £3million plans, drawn up in conjunction with property firm Savills, by the end of the year if permission is granted.
The news comes in the same week as the council agreed to extend an enforcement notice to clean up the former Turkish bath house site until the end of the month.
In September last year, the property's owners Anis and Sirus Taghan, who bought the property in 1997, were given six months to repair windows, rendering and doors at the property and this deadline has been extended to June 1.
Compulsory purchase Conservation campaigners are calling on the council to take control of the property through a compulsory purchase order in order to preserve the building.
Concerns have also been raised about a number of van dwellers and caravans camped out at the site for months while neighbours say only minor repairs have been carried out at the site since the enforcement notice was issued.
Three applications to build flats at the site, which first opened as baths in 1894, have previously been rejected.
Valerie Paynter of Save Hove said: "This is the last bath house standing in Brighton and Hove to my knowledge. The council seeks to avoid prosecuting Taghan and is bending over backward to accommodate the man vandalising this part of Hove seafront.
"The time has come for Save Hove to demand that Medina House be saved for the city with a compulsory purchase order."
Mr Taghan said: "It will be slightly smaller than the previous applications.
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He added that original tiles from the bathhouse on a wall in the courtyard would be maintained and unaffected by the development.
A council spokesman said they would not hesitate to take legal action if their current approach was not successful. He said: "The owner had requested an extension as he was awaiting the outcome of a planning appeal which has now been dismissed.
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Worried their country will end up under water as the globe warms and sea ices melt, the government of the Maldives this week announced that the Indian Ocean nation will go carbon neutral by 2020. No part of the chain of 1,200 low-lying islets rises more than six feet (1.8 meters) or so above sea level, leaving the 400,000 inhabitants there at grave risk of rising sea levels and storm surges, environmental journalist Andy Revkin writes today in a New York Times blog.
The Maldives government last year considered setting aside funds from its main biz – tourism – to purchase land from another country, such as India or Sri Lanka, to eventually relocate its populace. Recent reports give urgency to the plan, indicating that sea levels are expected to rise some 3.3 feet (1 meter) by 2100, even faster than predicted in the already dire-sounding Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report released in 2007.
In an effort to prevent his archipelago nation from literally drowning, newly elected Maldives Prez Mohamed Nasheed said he will attempt to make the islands carbon-neutral by 2020 – the first country to do so, reports The Observer. How? By investing $1.1 billion over 10 years in alternative energies from rooftop solar arrays to wind turbines, to a biomass-burning power plant (in the tropical islands' case, that means coconut husks), according to another New York Times blog today. "Going green might cost a lot," Nasheed said in an op-ed published this weekend in The Observer, "but refusing to act now will cost us the Earth."
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"Worried their country will end up under water as the globe warms and sea ices melt, etc."
Isn't that misleading? I thought ice displaces the same volume as water. Aren't they more in danger of the Greenland Ice melting than of "Sea Ice"
doesn't "Sea Ice" displace the same volume as the water it becomes when it melts?
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisIce displaces the same amount of water if it is floating on water. Ice on land will add water to the world oceans when it melts. Huge glaciers are melting on land from Canada to India & China.
Another point to consider: Antarctica is a huge ice continent sitting on land. The weight of the entire mass of ice squeezes the crust down into the mantle, when this ice melts the pressure on the mantle will reduce causing the crust to pop displacing more water.
There are several scientific comments that I would like to make about "Global
Warming" and "Global Climate Change". There is a basic principal(involved that has been overlooked by most of the non-scientific media.
Every statement in this paper is covered in detail in the references presented at the
conclusion of this discussion.
FIRST -- is that Global Warming is NOT a new effect. It has occurred five times
during the past 500,000 years! The basic cause is Methane (CH4) and
NOT man-made Carbon Dioxide (CO2). The present global warming
cycle began about the time man was crossing the frozen land bridge
from Siberia to North America.
We need to understand the sources and mechanics of Methane that
are actually the basic cause of our global warming. Anything that has
grown, ranging from yard clippings to a decaying body, produces
methane as it decomposes. Methane gas from permafrost is a decay
product. Methane gas from the deep ocean (methane hydrate) is totally different.
Methane gas from oil wells is yet a very different composition. These
must all be recognized as such and understood as to their manner of
existence, production, and/or release.
Deep Sea Methane appears to be the waste product of a bacteriological
process and is therefore a renewable resource! ( See Reference 2).
It is a relative clean product of our environment. It has recently been
produced (as clean natural gas) in continuous commercial quantities
by Japanese & American scientists in Canada in 2008. It is this Methane
gas that has been bubbling up, for eons,from the continental shelfs
around the world that is the real culprit
and basic cause of our present situation.
Oil well Methane gas is a very dirty gas mixture it is methane with
huge amounts of sulfur and other noxious gases mixed with it. The
Methane often mentioned in the media as "Bubbling up from Undersea
Permafrost" is a decay product. It is NOT from a Hydrate!
NEXT -- Drastic Global Climate Change has taken place at least FIVE
different times during the last 500,000 years. Our present cycle is
the only one during which man has been a factor! (Ref. 1 & 2). Methane
gas which bubbles up continuously from the deep ocean sources (and
which in turn disassociates into CO2) is the true source of the "Greenhouse
Gas" that has operated in the previous five interglacial cycles all
of which have been extinction cycles! As will this one!
Proof of this CH4 history was discovered in the Vostok ice cores
made in Antarctia.
These five previous cycles are NOT man made effects, nor is the
present cycle, and it IS TOO LATE to change our present cycle, we
may actually now be past the peak. We can only learn to adapt!
We cannot STOP the process although we might slow
it down for a few years, which in geological time is nothing.
We MUST ADAPT to survive! ADAPT! ADAPT ! ADAPT !
There are several prime references associated with the material that I
have covered, if ever so briefly.
(1) EARTH's CHANGING CLIMATE. Lecture Series by Dr. Richard
Wolfson, the Benjamin F. Wissler Professor of Physics at Middlebury
College. This is a six hour lecture series (12 segments of 30 minutes
each) on two DVDs produced by The Teaching Company of Chantilly VA
This series covers in-depth detail of the science and methodology of
climate change. It is not an advocacy program. Interestingly, Dr.
Wolfson does not even mention Methane-Clatherate in this lecture
series knowledge on that subject is almost too new to have been
included. It was first discovered on a moon of Venus by NASA about
1985. At the time we did not even know that it existed on Earth!
(2) FIRE IN THE ICE. Quarterly Journal , U.S.Department of Energy,
Office of Fossil Energy, National Energy Technology Laboratory. Also
known as Methane Hydrate Newsletter. Recommended reading is all
issues to current issue from about 2000 forward. This is the best of
several technical journals devoted to the science of Methane
(3) HIGH TIDE by Mark Lynas. Picador, 175 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY.
10010. ISBN 0-312-30365-3. This well written book clarifies the problems
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From all available sources I can find, the global average sea level has risen only about 7 or 8 inches in the last 100 years. To my knowledge, in the last four months there have been two online articles published in SciAm which allude to the fact that the Maldives are currently losing land because of rising sea levels. I think that is false, and the reason is probably more the result of tidal erosion and normal weather affects. In the first article (not this one), there was a photo of a Maldives farmer standing knee deep in sea water supposedly looking over his small "vegetable crop" which was obviously two or three feet under water. However, upon closer examination of the photo it became obvious that the "crop" was some sort of salt water seaweed being cultivated in neat little rows. This was a direct distortion designed to mislead SciAm readers. Since that time I have become very skeptical of many SciAm articles concerning anything having to do with global warming or rising sea levels.
Concerning this article, it is a complete waste of money for the Maldives President to spend 1.1 billion dollars in an attempt to make the islands carbon neutral by 2020, given the fact that the impact will be less than negligible by all accounts. In fact it's ridiculous. The money could be better spent finding new homes for it's citizens, somewhere else.
If sea levels are not rising, why spend money looking for homes for citizens somewhere else?
Use the money to build a nice coal powered power plant. The more mercury we add to the food chain the less we are able to think. A good outcome surely.
Scientific Earthling,
I have no doubt that there are forces are in play which will cause an increase in global warming, as there is plenty of evidence to support that. I do take exception to SciAm deliberately publishing misinformation. There was no contradiction in my comment about relocation of the Maldives citizens. I can find no proof that sea level rise is threatening the Maldives. For that to happen, there must be evidence of rapid sea level rise in general, globally, and I can find no proof of that. If you know of any scientific proof showing valid measurements of this rise, please advise. If not, then the loss of Maldives shoreline could only be the result of "tidal erosion and normal weather affects" which is a normal occurance in many low lying beach environments.
I'm with Horizon on this one. The Maldives being threatened by AGW driven "sea level rise" is pure myth. Great story, good passion play, but pure myth. Scratch another slide from Al Gore's Nobel prize winning powerpoint presentation.
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I have read your posts. However, they all presuppose that the planet is warming, which it isn't.
Spilman, where can i find out more about CH4 influence?
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisIts good to know that random commentators on this page can use their comment to save the 400,000 people on the Maldives from ocean levels.
You may want to call the President, and all the scientists in the Maldives to let them know they will be okay, and the future of their country isn't in jeopardy.
Better yet, You could move there, and campaign to be the new president. You are obviously much smarter! You could save these people from spending a billion dollars on renewable power.
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It was interesting recently to listen to a brief presentation by Johannes Vervloed, Consul General of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
To have someone of Vervloed's stature speaking locally (in Yorkton) was interesting of itself, but the reason for his visit was of greater interest.
While in Saskatchewan, and on his way to Yorkton Vervloed toured several companies including Milligan Biotech in Foam Lake, and LDM Foods and Grain Millers at Yorkton. It was not coincidence that Vervloed focused quite a bit of his time looking at canola processing here.
Vervloed said he believed there are chances for co-operation, adding they have actively worked on "an inventory of these opportunities." Clearly one of those opportunities revolved around canola.
The visit was to begin to confirm those opportunities he said adding "the proof of pudding is always in eating it."
In the case of canola Vervloed explained how the European Union has initiated a phase in to 2020 of a 10 per cent use of biofuel in diesel, a mandate which could be met by the use of canola oil.
The idea of canola oil flowing into biodiesel production is hardly revolutionary. It has been one of the driving forces behind higher prices, increased processing, and expanding acres in recent years.
While biodiesel has spurred expansion for canola, there has been less actual production than one might have anticipated.
The situation is one where the idea of biodiesel has grown more quickly than implementation of production.
The reasons for both are pretty straight forward.
In terms of interest in biodiesel it fits with an increased public interest in environmental sustainability.
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But production of biodiesel has lagged because as canola prices have climbed that has impacted the ability to make a dollar at the production level.
Ultimately biodiesel production must be competitive with traditional oil sources to make sense. At present that is not the case.
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TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF SALE File No. 7219.21202 Reference is made to that certain trust deed made by Gina M. 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ALSO EXCEPTING that portion conveyed to Ben J. Fowler et ux, by Deed recorded May 20, 1958 in Book 136, page 379, Deed Records of Columbia County, Oregon. PROPERTY ADDRESS: 61151 Stoney Point Road Vernonia, OR 97064 Both the beneficiary and the trustee have elected to sell the real property to satisfy the obligations secured by the trust deed and a notice of default has been recorded pursuant to Oregon Revised Statutes 86.735(3); the default for which the foreclosure is made is grantor's failure to pay when due the following sums: monthly payments of $1,521.27 beginning 06/01/11; plus late charges of $0.00 each month beginning 06/15/11; plus prior accrued late charges of $59.29; plus advances of $9.00; together with title expense, costs, trustee's fees and attorney's fees incurred herein by reason of said default; any further sums advanced by the beneficiary for the protection of the above described real property and its interest therein; and prepayment penalties/premiums, if applicable. 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Notice is further given that any person named in ORS 86.753 has the right, at any time prior to five days before the date last set for the sale, to have this foreclosure proceeding dismissed and the trust deed reinstated by payment to the beneficiary of the entire amount then due (other than such portion of the principal as would not then be due had no default occurred) and by curing any other default complained of herein that is capable of being cured by tendering the performance required under the obligation or trust deed, and in addition to paying said sums or tendering the performance necessary to cure the default, by paying all costs and expenses actually incurred in enforcing the obligation and trust deed, together with trustee's and attorney's fees not exceeding the amounts provided by said ORS 86.753. 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This year's severe floods in the country will have an undermining effect on Namibia's efforts to achieve its Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), says the Minister of Health and Social Services Dr Richard Kamwi.
Kamwi, who was speaking on Monday at Rundu, said floods have made the affected population vulnerable to poverty and ill health.
"This is indeed a set-back in our efforts to meet the targets of the Millennium Development Goals," the minister said.
President Hifikepunye Pohamba early this year expressed serious concern about the pace at which the country is moving in terms of achieving MDGs.
He said there are increasing indications that the world is facing development emergencies, particularly in poor developing countries.
While Namibia has made progress in the health, education and other critical sectors, this year' floods will have detrimental effects on efforts aimed at reaching targets as stipulated in the MDGs document.
In the area of health, malaria cases in the northern regions are reported to have reached 2 232. According to Dr Naftali Hamata, seven people have died of malaria since November last year.
Equally, suspected cholera cases continue to rise.
In total, about 71 413 people are affected by floods in northern Namibia alone.
About 1131 houses are affected and mahangu fields covering 146 385 hectares have been destroyed by water.
According to Flood Emergency Management Coordinator Erastus Negonga, 18 554 cattle, 10 702 goats, 1 949 donkeys, two horses and 314 sheep, have died.
In terms of the road infrastructure, 30 roads and bridges have been washed away while 91 schools are affected. This situation disrupted learning as 17 114 learners were temporarily kept out of school.
These statistics show the extent to which efforts aimed at addressing poverty in these regions have been affected.
The Ohangwena Regional Poverty Profile shows that 80 percent of the region's population depends heavily on subsistence farming. Poverty levels stand at 31.2 percent.
Fifty percent or more of the population in the Kavango and Omusati regions equally live in poverty, the UNDP 2007 report reveals.
These regions' poverty profile is likely to change for worse especially that floods came immediately after drought harshly swept through the affected areas.
Drought affected most communal farmers in the country with over 25850 animals dying during the drought period.
With heavy rains and large areas covered by water in the said regions, it is feared that grazing in large parts of the communal areas will be poor as a result of excessive water.
This poses yet another threat to animal life as whatever grass is there might not be enough to sustain the lives of animals until the next rainy season.
Similarly, crop assessment experts say widespread crop losses are expected and families that heavily depend on crop farming are likely to face severe food shortages.
Minister Kamwi says the floods are a result of climate change.
The minister observed that the issue of climate change and its devastating effect on health could affect the country's chance of achieving the MDGs by 2015.
"This year, the health impact of climate change is very evident in different ways in the Omusati, Ohangwena and Caprivi regions. A situation like the current one is strange in its severity as has not been experienced by any of us," the minister said.
He added that flooding which has been caused by climate change is a significant and emerging threat to development in general and to public health in particular.
Those affected by floods have no access to potable water and latrines are submerged, thus compromising the sanitation situation.
There is also insufficient food and inadequate housing and shelter. This, according to Dr Kamwi, poses a high risk to vulnerable groups such as the elderly, women and children.
It will cost Government and its development partners among other stakeholders, millions of dollars to normalize the situation.
Government needs more than N$61,2 million over the next three months to feed those affected by floods, Deputy Prime Minister Libertina Amathila said in Parliament recently.
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Chan sees her play, then graduate
Menomonee Falls - Working through the adoption agency Holt International, Tucker and Shelley Woodson of Menomonee Falls went to China just after the country had opened to investment and visitors. They started the process in summer 1993, got a referral in August 1994 and made the trip in October 1994.
Hampered by infertility, they wanted to give their young birth son, John, a sibling. Shelley had worked her way through nursing school at a Chinese restaurant and so in a hopeful young couple's silly quirk, an opportunity for a far greater life was born.
"Because of that, we just decided to adopt through China," she said. "It started as a joke with us, but really it wasn't."
So, child number 76 from Guangxi province, found Oct. 16, 1993, in a box at a train station in Nanning and given the birth date of Sept. 16, became overachieving, soccer-loving, honors student Jenna Woodson of Menomonee Falls, Wis.
What was destined to be a short, unhappy life was gone, and in its place blossomed opportunity, love and a better life. Fortune had smiled, the world had turned.
Private orphanage saved her
But not without the help of one Kit Ying Chan, a Chinese woman of Christian values. Chan found Woodson in a state-run orphanage as an infant, back when the mortality rate at those places was ungodly high. She took her to the private orphanage she helped found called Mother's Love.
The Woodsons, along with five other couples, first went to Hong Kong, where they met up with Chan. There they flew to the "Mother's Love" orphanage in Nanning and met facilitator Matthew Xiu.
As well as the future Jenna.
"Then for two weeks we had to go through the entire bureaucracy," Shelley said. "We needed to get her (Jenna) a passport and we had to pass physicals to see if we were fit parents."
They were.
Shelley's parents were taking care of young John in Detroit, and when the Woodsons arrived back in the city Oct. 30, the first thing they did was take both John and Jenna out for Halloween.
And with it, a storybook life began.
They kept up with Chan through holiday cards, emails and with regular contributions to "Mother's Love." The family stayed involved with various adoption organizations always supporting those who want to give a child a better life.
Chan and Jenna formally met in 2008 when the family flew back to Hong Kong for a visit. There Chan presented the girl athlete -- the one whose mother has to arm-wrestle to convince her to wear dresses -- a beautiful set of pearls.
They were another symbol of hope.
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After that moment, Jenna started investigating her history and heritage and what it must have been like to have been born in China during the worst part of the One Child Only population control policy that China introduced many years ago. Then, as now, sons are preferred.
A compilation of anonymous stories from Chinese birth mothers called "Message from an Unknown Chinese Mother: Stories of Loss and Love" has informed her thoughts greatly.
Jenna also started contacting Chan on her own and also began working in earnest to get Chan to come to the states and see what kind of life she had helped create for her.
That tenacity paid off last week, when Chan was in town to witness various rites of passage for Jenna. She watched Jenna play her last game of high school soccer on June 7 for Menomonee Falls High School (a disappointing sectional semifinal loss) and then observed her as she graduated with honors on June 9.
Consider it a gift repaid.
" It's a girl," the midwife says.
I am sure the look of shock in my husband's eyes mirrors my own. The midwife must be lying to us: we are not supposed to have a girl. Ever since the One Child Policy, every traditional Chinese family is supposed to have a son. The son can carry on the family name.
"Should I dump her," she says as one of her hands searches for the bucket (full of acid, which would kill the baby)."
"No!" I say. "I want to keep her."
That is how Jenna envisioned her birth and her precarious immediate future in an essay she wrote in an advanced composition class at Falls this spring. The child in her story, just as Jenna was, is eventually abandoned at a train station by the heartbroken mother with the words "Keep safe" written on a note.
That child is eventually taken to an orphanage where she faces an uncertain future. Woodson closed the story this way in the mother's voice:
"If she ever questions why I did this, it is not because I did not want her. All I want her to understand is that I did this out of love. I love her."
Something that Jenna has understood since the day the Woodsons brought her back to Menomonee Falls where the flower that is her life has started to bud in earnest.
A true jock, she was captain of the Falls soccer team and will carry her athletic talents to UW-Whitewater to play soccer and study business.
Tomboy vs foo-foo girl
The soccer bit was something of a shock to Shelley Woodson. She didn't think she would have an athlete on her hands (Tucker frequently had to shovel the driveway vigorously in the winter so Jenna could play soccer outside).
"Oh this kid," laughed Shelly. "Truthfully, I'm all this foo-foo kind of girl. A girlie girl, and all I wanted was a princess (for a daughter). Well, what we got was a little tomboy. I had to learn so many new things. I had to become a more athletic mom and she had to learn to wear dresses (laughs)."
Love presents opportunity and offers a few challenges along the way.
All out of a tiny box found near a train platform on a chilly fall day nearly 19 years ago.
When Jenna thinks about Chan and the life she helped facilitate for her, a world of emotions threaten to swallow her up. She tries to fight back the tears but can't. The only words she can get out are the following:
"Without her, I wouldn't be able to play soccer," she said.
Chan, who also stays in contact with other children she helped place, did not leave the Falls empty-handed. The Tuesday group of senior women at the Falls Community Center knitted a number of blankets for her to bring back to the Mother's Choice orphanage/social service center in Hong Kong that Chan works with.
"It is an amazing situation," Shelley said. "She's (Jenna) come to terms with who she is. She's thought intensely about it and is in a real good place with it."
"None of us could have written a better script. … We feel blessed to have remained in contact with Kit Ying and the culture that Jenna came to us from."
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