Posts Tagged “Mistake”
If the purpose is not to win, what s the point of going to war in the first place? We re spreading democracy and winning hearts and minds? Right! I served in Vietnam and I have been to a number of other third world countries. They want what we have, but they don t necessarily want us. We can t issue democracy to these countries and we damned sure can t force it on them. Democracy is something they have to want bad enough to fight for it themselves. And who are we to say that democracy is right for everybody. Some countries are not culturally set up for democracy, period, and others may not yet be ready for it. When they are, let them find it and fight for it themselves. They will appreciate it more that way. Another mistake we have repeated in Iraq is getting involved in a war, in a country whose culture we did not understand. Before we bound off and get involved in our next war we should study our own history and do a little homework on our adversary s culture, maybe see if we had an … Tags: Adversary, Democracy, Going To War, Hearts And Minds, Homework, Mistake, Third World Countries, Vietnam, War In Iraq
Sep
23
2009
Can Your Child Work Through Their Frustrations Without You? YES, They Can!Posted by: Mr.Tennis in Interesting Site.. If the child gets injured, or falls, or something doesn’t go their way, they look for comfort and understanding in the arms of their parents. We, as parents, want to help our children. However, as a tennis coach (and parent), I have witnessed too many players misbehaving on the tennis court. Often, it is just a simple error that triggers the frustration or meltdown. Consistently, the children tend to be more “dramatic” when parents are present; the parents’ good intentions ultimately create future setbacks. Sometimes it is easy to forget that the mistake (or problem) can actually teach our children a whole lot more in the long run. If they miss a shot or lose a point, they try to seek comfort and understanding from their parents by looking towards them. Or on occasion, pretending that they are sick or perhaps injured… When their parents are not present, they learn to understand that when problems occur, the only way to deal with them is by handling these problems by themselves…! … Tags: Child Work, Frustration, Frustrations, Good Intentions, Meltdown, Mistake, Occasion, Parents, Setbacks, Tennis Coach, Tennis Court, Whole LotLet’s say you sell tennis balls online and you have three brands available, Slazenger, Wimbledon and Wilson and your webstore is at www.bigballsintennis.com. A mistake would be to call your sales page something like this www.bigballsintennis.com/product1.html www.bigballsintennis.com/product2.html www.bigballsintennis.com/product3.html This just tells search engines that you sell products! What you want to do is use the keywords for the main search terms you want that page to show up for in search engines. Something like this would be better. www.bigballsintennis.com/slazenger-tennis-balls.html www.bigballsintennis.com/wimbledon-tennis-balls.html www.bigballsintennis.com/wilson-tennis-balls.html Note that it would also be a good idea to have a tennis balls homepage that links to all those pages but focuses on the keyword tennis balls only. Something like: www.bigballsintennis.com/tennis-balls.html Conduct Keyword Research Now remember you probably face a bit of competition for … Tags: File Names, Keywords, Mistake, Search Engines, Search Terms, Smart, Webstore, Wilson Tennis Balls, WimbledonBenefit: Hitting the slice backhand allows you to hit a controlled shot back to our opponent if they have pulled you wide with their low, short ball. Benefit: A slice allows you the opportunity to hit an approach shot deep, controlled, and off-pace, which gives you time to get to the net and be prepared for your opponent’s lob or passing shot attempts. Reason #2: The slice backhand is hit when an opponent pulls you wide to your backhand side during a baseline rally. Benefit: Hitting a deep, cross-court slice in this situation allows you to remain in the point and keep your opponent away from the net. Reason #3: A slice backhand is often used to keep a point going while waiting for your opponent to make a mistake. Benefit: In this situation, your opponent may grow impatient and/or lazy. Rallying from the baseline and hitting slice backhands deep into your opponent’s court can cause your opponent to get lazy and hit you a short ball, which you can then attack. It may also cause your opp … Tags: Baseline, Cross Court, Mistake, Opponent, Opportunity, Pace, Rally, Reason 2, Shot Attempts, Slice Backhand
Jan
14
2009
Platform Tennis Balls- The Paddle Company- Yellow- APTA APPROVEDPosted by: Mr.Tennis in Tennis Balls
Dec
13
2008
WILSON U.S. OPEN TENNIS BALLS, EXTRA DUTY-DZ. (4 TUBES OF 3 EACH)Posted by: Mr.Tennis in Tennis Balls
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