Monday, February 12, 2007

Congo 'Y' Service



On Saturday, February 17th, the Bay Area Christian Church will hold the first ever congregational 'Y' Ministry service. Teens from all over the Bay Area as well as Stockton and Monterrey will meet at Canada College in Redwood City. The theme of the service is "Who Will You Become?," with a focus on helping teens take control of their destinies. Former San Francisco 49ers linebacker Sam Manuel will be the keynote speaker. Sam has worked full-time in the ministry for the past six years after becoming a Christian in 1997. The service is not limited to church members, however. Anyone involved with teens--parents, coaches, mentors, tutors--is welcome. Service begins at 5:00 p.m. at Canada College. We look forward to seeing you there!

My 3 Blogs


randomshapes.com is a useful site because it features more than sixty blogs done by teenagers. There's a variety of opinions and viewpoints on many different aspects of life (politics, family, dating, etc.). I appreciate the positive tone of the site. By "positive" I specifically mean no pornography. The majority of teen blogs I came across were loaded sexual stuff. Randomshapes proves there are quality teen bloggers out there.





This is the blog of a young man named Daniel, an eigth grader on the east coast. I think his writing is deep for a boy his age. He could use bolder colors and graphics to make his blog more attractive, but I like his writing.





teenhollywood.com looks like a fun site for teens into movies and movie stars. Teenhollywood also features music and t.v.. I prefer horizontal displays so I would change the teenhollywood layout. I'd also lose the sky blue background.

Thursday, February 1, 2007

Tuesday, January 30, 2007

Friday, January 26, 2007

Wash 55, Lowell 54


Last Friday Washington beat Lowell in a thrilling JV game. In the beginning, though, it looked like Wash would blow Lowell out of Kezar Pavillion.
An agressive full court press helped the Eagles take a 28-7 first quarter lead: Solomon Walker scored six points off Lowell turnovers. Daniel Li blew past Cardinal defenders (he made one fall down on a crossover). Byron Jones' and Alex Martin's low-post presence made Lowell reluctant to go inside.
It looked like the slaughter would continue, but Lowell never lost their confidence. Head Coach (need his name) decision to put #3 in the game may have been his best move . #3 immediately began attacking the basket, making acrobatic lay-ups and helping the Lowell fans get into the game. The Cardinals chipped away at the lead, but Wash still went into halftime up 38-23.
The second half Lowell Cardinals looked like a team that hadn't lost all season.