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WNBA 2010 – 13 Players I Watch
I’m a WNBA fan. If I have the time and access, I will happily watch a game and enjoy the experience. But there are some players that elevate the experience for me. We all have them. These are the women who we will pay extra attention to, distracting us from the general patterns of team offense and defense
Jacques Rogge’s IOC No Advocate For Women Athletes
Rape-aXe: The Anti-Rape Condom
Let’s just hope this isn’t the only protection available when in the throws of mutual ardor. Some nasty accidents could ensue. Rape-aXe: The Anti-Rape Condom | Arkitip Intel
Posted in CJ's Quick Links
Tagged condom, control, crime, protection, rape, rapist, violence, women
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Shirley Manson’s Sexy Laugh
Write Like a Man | Salon.com
It really annoys me that this is an issue still. When will the (overwhelmingly male) road-blockers stop being such poopy-heads? Why are they so fearful? Write Like a Man – Salon.com (via http://twitter.com/DianePatterson/statuses/6675320763)
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Tagged bigotry, disguise, female, gender, prejudice, women, writers, writing
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Are Men Useful For Anything Other Than Gamete Production?
2009 WNBA Draft 1st Round Thoughts
Posted in Women's Basketball
Tagged angel mccoughtry, basketball, briann january, courtney paris, dewanna bonner, draft, injury, kristi toliver, marissa coleman, ncaa, players, rookie, roster, sports, wnba, women, women’s basketball
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The 2009 WNBA 11-player Roster SNAFU
The WNBA has had a history of making very considered moves to help the league not only survive but grow. This past offseason, due to the effects of the economic downslide, the WNBA announced that, for the 2009 season, rosters would be cut from thirteen spots down to eleven. Did the league err?
Posted in Women's Basketball
Tagged basketball, draft, economy, injury, league, ncaa, players, rookie, roster, sports, wnba, women, women's basketball
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Irks and Perks
We all have ‘em. Things that just make us cringe, ball our fists, and want to just go all medieval on someone’s tuchus. On the other hand, there are also those things that make you happy that… well, just make you happy. Here are a few of my irks and perks. Keep in mind, this is far from a comprehensive list, just a sampling.
I Really Did Used To Be a Sports Photographer
I received a few emails wanting to see the sports photos I used to take — or worse, thought I was full of it. While I can’t speak to the latter, I hope that I might be able to satisfy the former.
Posted in Journal
Tagged basketball, cheryl miller, film, gymnastics, karolyi, kristie phillips, maryland, photography, photos, sports, track, volleyball, women, women's sports
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