Comments on: Kudos to Michael Grange for taking the NEXT STEP http://khandorssportsblog.com/wordpress/2009/03/26/kudos-to-michael-grange-for-taking-the-next-step/ Wed, 17 Mar 2010 06:49:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Raps Fan http://khandorssportsblog.com/wordpress/2009/03/26/kudos-to-michael-grange-for-taking-the-next-step/#comment-2553 Raps Fan Sat, 28 Mar 2009 00:32:18 +0000 http://khandorssportsblog.com/wordpress/?p=690#comment-2553 khan, i tried emailing you, but it kept bouncing back. thought you might enjoy this talk if you haven't already seen it: http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/john_wooden_on_the_difference_between_winning_and_success.html khan, i tried emailing you, but it kept bouncing back. thought you might enjoy this talk if you haven’t already seen it:

http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/john_wooden_on_the_difference_between_winning_and_success.html

]]> By: Linkage for Mar 25 10am to Mar 27 7am - Raptors Republic http://khandorssportsblog.com/wordpress/2009/03/26/kudos-to-michael-grange-for-taking-the-next-step/#comment-2549 Linkage for Mar 25 10am to Mar 27 7am - Raptors Republic Fri, 27 Mar 2009 12:00:59 +0000 http://khandorssportsblog.com/wordpress/?p=690#comment-2549 [...] khandor’s sports blog » Kudos to Michael Grange for taking the NEXT STEP [...] [...] khandor’s sports blog » Kudos to Michael Grange for taking the NEXT STEP [...]

]]> By: khandor http://khandorssportsblog.com/wordpress/2009/03/26/kudos-to-michael-grange-for-taking-the-next-step/#comment-2541 khandor Thu, 26 Mar 2009 21:09:38 +0000 http://khandorssportsblog.com/wordpress/?p=690#comment-2541 Qiana, Thank you, in return. :-) Qiana,

Thank you, in return. :-)

]]> By: Qiana M http://khandorssportsblog.com/wordpress/2009/03/26/kudos-to-michael-grange-for-taking-the-next-step/#comment-2539 Qiana M Thu, 26 Mar 2009 20:19:49 +0000 http://khandorssportsblog.com/wordpress/?p=690#comment-2539 Thank you for your comment on my article Chris Bosh Deadbeat Dilemna and for the link to your article. When writing my article initially I had issues with how I wanted to present the material. Did I want to present it "as is" which would read as a copy and paste newsstory that only showed Chris Bosh as a heartless deadbeat turning his back on his daughter and the mother of his child or did I want to take the unbiased approach that showed how his actions could be potentially detrimental if he choose to make the mistakes many couples with children make when the relationship goes sour and they break up? I chose the unbiased approach as I usually do. Although I am the by-product of a single parent home, I have no bias against Chris Bosh. Its not my mission to bash him. As I stated at the end of my post, it's about that child. She is the most important thing in this case, not her mom's broken heart, not Chris Bosh's public persona and reputation. If he did take action to care for his child that is great. That is his responsibility as a father bringing a child into this world. While the media should report this aspect of the case just as freely as the negative aspect it should be with the intention to show that the child will be cared for. Just like I don't feed into the whole bash the Octomom syndrome I will give the same respect to Bosh. Thank you for your comment on my article Chris Bosh Deadbeat Dilemna and for the link to your article. When writing my article initially I had issues with how I wanted to present the material. Did I want to present it “as is” which would read as a copy and paste newsstory that only showed Chris Bosh as a heartless deadbeat turning his back on his daughter and the mother of his child or did I want to take the unbiased approach that showed how his actions could be potentially detrimental if he choose to make the mistakes many couples with children make when the relationship goes sour and they break up? I chose the unbiased approach as I usually do. Although I am the by-product of a single parent home, I have no bias against Chris Bosh. Its not my mission to bash him. As I stated at the end of my post, it’s about that child. She is the most important thing in this case, not her mom’s broken heart, not Chris Bosh’s public persona and reputation.

If he did take action to care for his child that is great. That is his responsibility as a father bringing a child into this world. While the media should report this aspect of the case just as freely as the negative aspect it should be with the intention to show that the child will be cared for. Just like I don’t feed into the whole bash the Octomom syndrome I will give the same respect to Bosh.

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