about sersna williams?
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Serena has a muscular frame and is very powerfully built.  She can exchange heavy shots with any woman on tour.  Serena likes to hit heavy angled shots and make her opponents run to track down balls.  Serena is also fast in her movement of quick starts and stops.  Serena has acomplished just about everything you can in tennis.  She has won multiple grandslam titles, she has become the #1 tennis player in the world...the only thing she has not done was to maintain the longevity of continued excellence which would have placed her among the all-time greats.  She is still in that company, just not quite in the same career wise as Graf and Navratilova.  Serena has lost some interest in maintaining peak physical condition and being match tough.  She has many other interests including fashion, acting, and perhaps even starting a family.  I think Serena might try to make one more run on tour, but ultimately i think her other interests will lead her to try other things.
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Williams sisters accused of breach of contract in lawsuit\n\nBy BRIAN SKOLOFF, Associated Press Writer\nNovember 17, 2006\n\nWEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) -- Tennis stars Venus and Serena Williams reneged on a deal to play in a 2001 "Battle of the Sexes" match, costing the promoters millions of dollars, an attorney claimed Friday during opening statements in a breach-of-contract lawsuit against the sisters and their father. \n\n"This case is about the sanctity of a contract, a case about men and women giving their word," said John Romano, attorney for promoters Carol Clarke and Keith Rhodes, who are suing the sisters and their father, Richard Williams, for alleged breach of contract. \n\nClarke and Rhodes, owners of a company called CCKR, allege that Richard Williams committed his daughters to play in the match and that they reneged on the deal. The promoters had not yet secured agreements from any men's stars, Romano said. The promoters are seeking unspecified damages. \n\nThe Williams sisters claim their father could not make such a commitment because he did not have the authority to enter into the deal. \n\n"Not one time, not one document will you see where Venus Williams signed any agreement, signed any note, signed any letter, obligating her to participate in a battle of the sexes," the sisters' attorney, F. Malcolm Cunningham, told jurors. \n\n"Similarly, Serena Williams did not sign anything," Cunningham added. "The case begins and ends there." \n\nA first trial in the case ended in a mistrial in December after more than two weeks of testimony. This second trial, before Palm Beach County Circuit Judge Jeffrey A. Winicoff, is expected to last five weeks. \n\nThe sisters were present in the courtroom Friday, sitting at a table with two silver laptop computers in front of them. Their father also was present.
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It's generally best to keep your family out of politics, considering how dirty it is. Especially in this state. Afterall, Westly may be a public figure, but his wife isn't. She is a private citizen.\n\nOk if you must, here is some info about Anita: \nAnita Yu came to the United States from Asia when she was almost 9 years old. Her family settled in San Diego and she graduated with a B.S. from San Diego State University. After a number of years working in the technology sector, including companies such as Accenture and Portal Software, Inc., Anita left the private sector to spend time with their young children. \n\nhttp://www.westly.org/about.html
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www.ramanassociates.org
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She was a black slave who was also a great poet. Her slave masters allowed her to learn how to read and write. her poetry bacame very famous and ultimately allowed her to gain her freedom. Her biography is pretty amazing!
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Sorry for the spelling errors...spell check is not working. I hope this information helps with your project.  Good Luck.\n\nOprah has a website called Oprah.com.  There is a lot of information there regarding her background, her show, charities she supports, etc.\n\nOprah was born in Mississippi on January 29th, 1954\n\nOprah grew up in poverty and was sexually abused as a child.\n\nHer first broadcasting job was while she was still in High School when she worked professionally as co- anchor for a news station\n\nIn 1971 she enrolled in Tennessee State University and won the title of Miss Black Tennessee\n\nIn 1973 she became the first Afro- American TV corresspondent\n\nIn 1985 she had her acting dubut in the Stephen Speilberg movie " Sofia "\n\nIn 1986 She won the Golden Globe award for her performance in the Colour Purple\n\nShe has worked as a producer, actress, TV and radio broadcaster, cable network co-founder, sattelite radio programmer\n\nOprah is famous for her generousity and charitble work\n\nIn 1991 Oprah initiated the National Child protection Act\n\nIn 1999 Time magazine named her as one of the top 100 most influential people of the twentieth century\n\nThe Oprah Winfrey Show has remained the number one talk show for 19 consecutive seasons and the show is seen by an estimated 49 million viewers a week in the United States and is broadcast internationally in 122 countries. It is the highest ranked TV show in history\n\nSome of Oprah's awards and honorary  awards :  \n \n2005 \n National Civil Rights Museum – 2005 National Freedom Award \n \n National Association for the Advancement of Colored People — Hall of Fame \n \n Time Magazine — 100 Most Influential People in the World \n \n International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences — 2005 International Emmy Founders Award \n \n2004 \n United Nations Association of the United States of America – Global Humanitarian Action Award \n \n National Association of Broadcasters – Distinguished Service Award \n \n Time Magazine – 100 Most Influential People in the World \n \n2003 \n Association of American Publishers – AAP Honors Award \n \n2002 \n 54th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards® – Bob Hope Humanitarian Award \n \n Broadcasting & Cable – Hall of Fame  \n \n1999 \n National Book Foundation – 50th Anniversary Gold Medal \n \n1998 \n National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences® – Lifetime Achievement Award \n \n \n Time Magazine – 100 Most Influential People of the 20th Century \n \n1997 \n Newsweek – Most Important Person in Books and Media \n \n TV Guide – Television Performer of the Year \n \n1996 \n International Radio & Television Society Foundation – Gold Medal Award \n \n George Foster Peabody Awards – 1995 Individual Achievement Award
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Read this and your knowledge of the Black Widow will flourish!\nhttp://www.desertusa.com/july97/du_bwindow.html
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This should help you!\n\nhttp://www.bookrags.com/biography-christa-laird-aya/index.html
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Try her old address:\nSunita-williams@wanadoo.com\nI think her old one is private now.\n\nIf your interested in Astronomy, Astrophysics, Astronautics or anything else please contact me first at:\nSolarentric@yahoo.com\nor contact the nasa website at:\nhttp://www.nasa.gov/
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Her name is actually spelled Yma Sumac.\n\nHere's her official Web site:
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:}\nShort for KR^ishna
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I've seen her twice in the last month. She went to a poetry reading by Roger Moore, and a concert for a homeless charity. As she left the latter she paused while someone snapped a photo with a disposable camera. \n\nYou may have heard that last year a tabloid newspaper used its 'fake sheikh' to pretend to be interested in buying her house and getting her to make unguarded comments about the royals. This year she was spotted in Venice or somewhere with a man, being rather affectionate towards him but says they're just friends.
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well, she's a shemale video star (I googled it).  Hope that helps
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Mr Williams and Mrs Williams\n\nSeriously his full name was Stanley Tookie Williams III,\n\nAs he was the third it would be a good indication that both his Father and Grandfather's first name was Stanley! \n\nCan not help you with his mother's name though.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Chesnut
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To be honest, as a black western women NO!!!!  This is the best time yet for us.  Hell, any western woman is living better now than she could have imagined even 30 years ago.
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Since Golda is dead, she no longer has motivations.\n\nTry asking about current events and people that make a difference in today's world!