Nice...you good at betting Tennis? Do you play the game yourself?
Tennis odds are terrible, so I rarely bet tennis, just happened to throw a few at it.I do play, used to coach, and stilll watch fairly carefully.But the odda are rough in tennis.
Basketball, pro and college, is my main betting interest.
And I am happy the Heels are returning the big guns and adding Ed Davis to the roster this year, they are loaded.
Quote Originally Posted by whereismyhat:
Vermeer,
Nice...you good at betting Tennis? Do you play the game yourself?
Tennis odds are terrible, so I rarely bet tennis, just happened to throw a few at it.I do play, used to coach, and stilll watch fairly carefully.But the odda are rough in tennis.
Basketball, pro and college, is my main betting interest.
And I am happy the Heels are returning the big guns and adding Ed Davis to the roster this year, they are loaded.
At what age would you recommend a female getting started? I have a daughter who I would like to get started playing because it seems like a sport where you can earn your own way (like golf). You either have the game or you don't...
Vermeer,
At what age would you recommend a female getting started? I have a daughter who I would like to get started playing because it seems like a sport where you can earn your own way (like golf). You either have the game or you don't...
Sheesh, Hat, parents are forcing their kids into training at earlier and earlier ages, and I really don't like that trend, but it is a fact. I would say 7 or 8 and of course you get a small racquet to start. I would also keep it low stress, not really structured, let her go out and hit balls, to allow her to develop her hand/eye coordination.
And I would suggest she play a decent amount on clay (Har-Tru) to lessen the stress on her developing knees.
I really am against the trend however, as parents are starting them in structured settings at age 5, which is simply nuts to me but that is the reality, and a reaction to the stories of Tiger Woods in golf etc etc.
Sheesh, Hat, parents are forcing their kids into training at earlier and earlier ages, and I really don't like that trend, but it is a fact. I would say 7 or 8 and of course you get a small racquet to start. I would also keep it low stress, not really structured, let her go out and hit balls, to allow her to develop her hand/eye coordination.
And I would suggest she play a decent amount on clay (Har-Tru) to lessen the stress on her developing knees.
I really am against the trend however, as parents are starting them in structured settings at age 5, which is simply nuts to me but that is the reality, and a reaction to the stories of Tiger Woods in golf etc etc.
BAC trying to slide in what on the surface appears to be a horrendous earnings report and a 50% dividend cut after the market closed. Nothing to see here folks, we just happen to want to report our terrible numbers 3 weeks early, it has nothing to do with trying to hide behind the headlines of a big down day in the market.
/Hey whats that over there? //runs out of the room
BAC trying to slide in what on the surface appears to be a horrendous earnings report and a 50% dividend cut after the market closed. Nothing to see here folks, we just happen to want to report our terrible numbers 3 weeks early, it has nothing to do with trying to hide behind the headlines of a big down day in the market.
/Hey whats that over there? //runs out of the room
Wanted to get your thoughts on DRYS further diluting their stock to buy a bunch of ships from a related entity. Something smells funny. Why dilute at such a low share price? that kind of angers me.
Been a long day of work . . . and to see that made my day that much worse.
Wallstreet -
Wanted to get your thoughts on DRYS further diluting their stock to buy a bunch of ships from a related entity. Something smells funny. Why dilute at such a low share price? that kind of angers me.
Been a long day of work . . . and to see that made my day that much worse.
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