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Hard Court Tennis - Articles
Hard Court Bike Polo is Hard Core
by
Marcus S.
Posted
Mon 06 Apr 2009 8:04pm
I finally got a chance to go see hard court bike polo this weekend! Week after week Elliott and I have been putting this on our list of “must see” cycling events around... it was worth it.
One thing you should know about hard court bike polo is that even though the start time is set for 4pm on Sundays, it really doesn’t get going until around 5
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Tennis Officials Call Venus Williams Ugly, Send Her to Back Courts
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Charlotte H.
Posted
Mon 29 Jun 2009 9:47pm
tennis insiders. Often the best courts and play slots (and hence the better media coverage) are given to the women who are better lookers rather than the ones who are better... No 28 seed Sorana Cirstea of Romania
But where is the number 2 player? The U.S.'s own Venus Williams is back on court 2.
Never having played tennis outside some
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A Weight Loss Lesson from the Tennis Court
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Dr. Jonny B.
Posted
Tue 21 Apr 2009 11:09pm
outside the lines of the court, losing me the point.
Yesterday, my Zen master of a tennis teacher- Delroy Reid- asked me to try a different approach. (Stay with me on this- it's...
There are basically two ways to win a tennis game.
In the first, you hit "winners"- shots that are absolutely un-returnable, killer smashes, put-aways, or balls
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To Court, To Family Court?
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JoGo
Posted
Mon 25 Aug 2008 3:32pm
Court is a place to determine peoples' guilt or innocence.
Not matter on which side of the divorce complaint you reside, no one wants to be judged, nor should we be. I contend that Family Court is no place to formally dissolve a marriage, especially in high conflict cases, involving children, which are the ones that most often end up
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To Court, To Family Court?
by
JoGo
Posted
Thu 17 Jan 2008 11:21am
Court is a place to determine peoples' guilt or innocence.
Not matter on which side of the divorce complaint you reside, no one wants to be judged, nor should we be. I contend that Family Court is no place to formally dissolve a marriage, especially in high conflict cases, involving children, which are the ones that most often end up in front
Read on »
To Court, To Family Court?
by
JoGo
Posted
Thu 17 Jan 2008 11:21am
Court is a place to determine peoples' guilt or innocence.
Not matter on which side of the divorce complaint you reside, no one wants to be judged, nor should we be. I contend that Family Court is no place to formally dissolve a marriage, especially in high conflict cases, involving children, which are the ones that most often end up in front
Read on »
Fight Back: Exxon’s Betrayal and the Supreme Court’s Complicity
by
Chelsea Green
Posted
Wed 01 Oct 2008 4:27pm
The following is the foreword by John Perkins to Dr. Riki Ott’s Not One Drop: Betrayal and Courage in the Wake of the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill.
The grounding of the Exxon Valdez and the resulting oil spill in March 1989 was a terrible tragedy. Arguably even more tragic was the Supreme Court decision in June [...]
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Appeals Court to Vaccine Court: Don’t be a Putz!
by
Kim S.
Posted
Tue 30 Jun 2009 3:39pm
By Kent Heckenlively, Esq. Nobody was more surprised by the decisions in Cedillo, Hazlehurst, and Snyder than me. It wasn’t just that the decisions went against the theory of vaccines causing autism. I understood how controversial this claim was, and...
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TO COURT, Or NOT TO COURT?
by
JoGo
Posted
Mon 25 Aug 2008 3:32pm
as 2 consent orders. Yet, my therapist and several divorce-court savvy people have strongly advised that I not go back to court.
Why? I cannot nor should not expect that the court can moderate bad behavior. Therefore, I should not look to the judicial process to make good on these legal agreements. Given that my ex-husband is a clinically defined
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