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2015 PGA Tour Rookie of the year, Daniel Berger captured his first career PGA Tour victory this week at the Fedex St. Jude Classic. Berger began the final round with a two stroke lead over his closest pursuant's. Through his first nine holes Berger managed to maintain his lead. On the closing nine Berger birdied three of his final eight holes to post 13-under par. Three clear of the field.
"I was able to grind it out, got some putts to fall, I am thrilled right now" said Berger post round.
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James Hahn and Roberto Castro both shot under par final rounds to post nine under par for the tournament. On the first hole of the sudden death playoff, Hahn split the fairway, struck a solid iron into the green and two putted for the victory. Both players relied on the DryJoys Tour golf shoes, with Castro opting for DryJoys Tour MyJoys.
This is Hahn's second PGA Tour victory, his last was at the 2015 Northern Trust Open. Both wins came in a playoff.
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Jim Herman shot four consecutive rounds in the 60's to take home the Shell Houston Open by one stroke over fellow FJ Staffer, Henrik Stenson.
The former assistant golf pro began the final round in a tie for the lead at eleven under par. Herman carded a front nine, one under par 35 to stay in contention. On the final nine Herman carded three birdies including a chip in birdie at the par three sixteenth to take the outright lead. Herman closed with two pars to post fifteen under par and take home the championship.
This is Herman's first PGA Tour victory in his 106th PGA Tour start.
The win earns Herman an invitation to next week's Masters Tournament.
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JJ Henry edged Kyle Reifers on the second hole of sudden death with an eagle to take the Barracuda Championship. Henry racked up 47 points in the modified stableford format. Players received eight points for double eagle, five for eagle, two for birdie, zero for par, minus-one for bogey and minus-three for double bogey or worse.
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Three time major champion, Padraig Harrington emerged from a playoff with PGA Tour Rookie Daniel Berger (DryJoys Tour) to win the Honda Classic!
Falling behind early in the final round, Padraig birdied five of his final eight holes to reach six under par and match Berger's clubhouse lead.
On the first playoff hole both players split with par. On the next, Harrington stiffed his approach to within a few feet and Berger's found water. Harrington made a routine par for the victory.
This is Harrington's first PGA Tour victory since the 2008 PGA Championship. This is Padraig's sixth PGA Tour victory. His first PGA Tour win was at the Honda Classic in 2005.
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James Hahn won the Northern Trust Open in a three-man playoff with a 25-foot birdie putt on the third extra hole for his first PGA Tour win!
Hahn carded a final round two-under par 69 to enter the three man playoff. All three split with par on the first sudden death hole. On the second playoff hole, Hahn birdied the iconic 10th at Riviera to extend the playoff. On the following hole, Hahn sealed the deal with a 25 foot birdie putt for the victory.
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In only his third start of the 2015 PGA Tour season, the 2014 European Tour Rookie of the Year award winner, Brooks Koepka entered this final round three behind the 54-hole lead. Koepka stayed within earshot of the lead all day until a holed 50-foot eagle putt on the 15th hole pushed him into a tie for the lead for the first time all week. While his playing competitors faltered, Koepka remained resolute, parring the final three hole to win by one.
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"Winning the Rookie of the Year means so much," he said in a release. "I've worked so hard this year, and to see the results is fun. To cap the year off with a win in Turkey has made this year special, and it's a goal I've been working for since I was able to come out on tour, and that was the goal starting the year."
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On the European Tour, Brooks Koepka shot a flawless final round 7-under par 65 to win the Turkish Airlines Open by one stroke. Koepka entered the final round two strokes off of the 54 hole lead and carded four birdies on the front nine to shoot to the top of the leaderboard. On the inward nine, Koepka biridied the tenth hole and holed an eight foot eagle putt on the 13th to reach 17-under par for the week.
The total could not be matched, giving Koepka his first European Tour victory.
Former Clemson University standout, Ben Martin shot a final round three under par 68 to take home his first PGA Tour victory at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open.
Beginning the day two strokes ahead of the field, Martin shot even par over his first nine holes to remain at the top of the leaderboard. On the inward nine Martin lost his lead momentarily before making a birdie followed by an eagle on 15 and 16 to reclaim the lead by one. Martin added a birdie on the final hole of regulation to win by two strokes.
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Former University of Georgia product, Brendon Todd cruised to a two shot victory at the HP Byron Nelson Championship. Todd's final round was blemish free, not making a single bogey to four birdies for a four-under par round of 66.
Beginning his day in a tie for the lead, Todd made birdies at 2, 5, 9 and 10 to race to 14-under par on the week. Todd made several crafty par saves on his way to the clubhouse including a left handed, back of the wedge shot on the par-3 13th that set up perhaps the best up and down of the week. None of his chasers could catch him giving Todd his first PGA Tour win in 77 starts.
Todd relied on DryJoys Tour golf shoes and the Pure Touch Limited golf glove throughout his winning performance.
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On the Web.com Tour, 2013 NCAA D1 individual champion, Max Homa shot a brilliant 8-under par 63 to win by one shot in the BMW Charity Pro-Am.
"I didn't win a lot in college and to come out and do it quickly means a lot to me and gives me a lot of confidence for wherever I may wind up at the end of the year." Homa said post round.
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Kenny Perry captured his third straight Champions Tour major by winning the Regions Tradition at Shoal Creek in Birmingham, Alabama. The 53-year-old took a one shot lead into the final round and shot a closing even par round of 72 to win by one.
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Steady veteran Zach Johnson opened his 2014 campaign with a victory at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions at Kapalua.
Starting the week with rounds of 66 and 67 placed Johnson atop the leaderboard at the halfway point of the tournament. He struggled to a 74 during the third round, falling out of the lead with only the final round to play.
With strokes to make up, Johnson birdied three holes on his outward nine. Adding four more birdies on the inward nine gave Johnson a one stroke lead. No one could match his 19 under par total, giving Johnson the win!
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Ten time PGA Tour winner and Masters Champion Zach Johnson is no stranger to closing the deal down the stretch of big events against the world's best players, and this weekend he did not disappoint. Four strokes down with eight holes to play, Zach Johnson birdied four of seven holes to tie for the lead heading to the eighteenth.
Then, from the middle of the fairway on the final hole of regulation, Johnson inexplicably hits his eight iron approach into the green front hazard. Recomposing himself and taking his drop at 58 yards, Johnson, who is widely regarded as one of the best with a wedge in his hands, holes out the shot to save par and force a playoff!
On the first hole of the playoff, Johnson played the 18th with much less drama, hitting the fairway, and green and two putting for a par. His playing competitor would fail to get up and down from a greenside bunker giving Zach the victory.
Zach Johnson opted for the always reliable DryJoys Tour golf shoe and StaSof golf glove during his winning performance.
David Howell celebrated his first European Tour title in seven years by beating Peter Uihlein in a sudden-death play-off at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.
Howell wearing DryJoys Tour™ golf shoes and a SciFlex™ glove, carded a final round of 67 to set the clubhouse target at St Andrews and then watched as overnight leader Uihlein (XPS-1™ & Pure Touch®) missed from 15 feet for a winning birdie on the 18th, meaning the pair finished tied on 23 under par.
Playing the first hole at St Andrews to begin the play-off, both players narrowly missed long birdie attempts but Howell, who had lost all four of his previous play-offs, made no such mistake from eight feet to claim the title and first prize of €589,561.
Uihlein began the day with a two-shot lead but a combination of a three-putt bogey at the first and a blistering start from France's Thomas Levet saw that instantly wiped out.
Levet (FJ ICON™) briefly led by two shots when he opened with five straight birdies and also picked up a shot on the seventh, but faded over the closing stretch and saw his hopes ended by driving out of bounds on the 14th. He did have the consolation of winning the pro-am competition however.
Howell's victory at St. Andrews lifts him to the top of the European Ryder Cup Points List and to 12th on the Race to Dubai, guaranteeing qualification for the season finale DP World Tour Championship - where the Dubai resident will make his debut from the 14-17 November.
The 38 year old also jumps 82 places in the Official World Golf Rankings to 94.
"I have never played in an Open Championship here but to win a golf tournament as a professional at the Home of Golf is quite amazing and I am really thrilled" stated Howell.
"I was really nervous all week and strangely less nervous today - I can't explain that at all. I stayed calm and smooth under pressure and that was really pleasing".


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This is a discussion on Employee of the month within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; A young guy from Wisconsin moves to Florida and goes to a big everything-under-one-roof department store looking for a job. The Manager says, 'Do you ...
A young guy from Wisconsin moves to Florida and goes to a big
everything-under-one-roof department store looking for a job.
The Manager says, 'Do you have any sales experience?'
The kid says 'Yeah. I was a salesman back in Wisconsin '
Well, the boss liked the kid and gave him the job. 'You start
tomorrow. I'll come down after we close and see how you did.'
His first day on the job was rough, but he got through it. After the store was locked up, the
boss came down. 'How many customers bought something from you today?'
The kid says, 'One.'
The boss says, 'Just one? Our sales people average 20 to 30 customers a day.
How much was the sale for?'
The kid says, '$101,237.65.'
The boss says, '$101,237.65?! What the heck did you sell?'
The kid says, 'First, I sold him a small fish hook. Then I sold him a medium fishhook. Then
I sold him a larger fishhook. Then I sold him a new fishing rod. Then I asked him where he
was going fishing, and he said down the coast, so I told him he was going to need a boat, so we went down to the boat
department, and I sold him a twin engine Chris Craft. Then he said he
didn't think his Honda Civic would pull it, so I took him down to the
automotive department and sold him that 4x4 Expedition.'
The boss said 'A guy came in here to buy a fish hook and you sold him
a BOAT and a TRUCK?'
The kid said 'No, the guy came in here to buy Tampons for his wife,
and I said, 'Dude, your weekend's shot, you might as well go fishing.'
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"Outside of the killings, Washington has one of the lowest crime rates in the country,"
--Mayor Marion Barry, Washington , DC .
Copied and emailed to everyone. Thanks.
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Captain von Trapp: If the Nazis take over Austria, I have no doubt, Herr Zeller, that you will be the entire trumpet section.
Herr Zeller: You flatter me, Captain.
Captain von Trapp: Oh, how clumsy of me - I meant to accuse you.
Wrong Forum.
Need to rewrite to "Might as well go "hunting."
Let's see for small game you'd need ... and then for Waterfowl you'd need ... and then for big game archery, then muzzle-loading, then modern firearm....
OTOH, good
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Good show thanks for the laugh!!!!
Now that's funny, I don't care who you are.
Ain't no fun when the rabbit has a gun!
Thanks for the laugh!! I'm sure the ladies will weigh in here.
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What's Separating SingTel and Optus
Southeast Asia's biggest telco, Singapore Telecommunications, can be forgiven for feeling a little nervous these days. CEO Lee Hsien Yang thinks he has bagged his biggest takeover deal ever -- an $8 billion bid for Australia's Optus Communications. But the Australian government must sign off on the deal, and that's no sure thing. It just rejected another big foreign bid in the oil sector on grounds that it was against the "national interest." Will that happen again? It could. But the odds are that it won't.
The oil-deal decision looks ominous for the Singaporeans, who are anxious to get off their island and globalize. Not many observers could have predicted that Canberra would nix petro-giant Royal Dutch Shell's $5 billion bid for Aussie oil-and-gas explorer Woodside Petroleum. And few industries come with more political baggage than telecoms. Just ask SingTel itself. It's 78%-owned by the Singapore government -- precisely why it has been spurned as a suitor in a succession of proposed deals (see BW Online, 4/3/01, "A Rough Start to SingTel's Aussie Adventure").
Another reason for wariness: Nestled among Optus' assets is a $500 million contract with Australia's military and intelligence services to operate satellites for communications (read spying). Australia's defense establishment is worried about the implications for security if the company is taken over by SingTel. In leaks to the Australian press, the military has opposed the SingTel-Optus deal. One report in the Melbourne Age quoted defense department officials as saying Optus' communications networks were "fundamental to national security."
There's also concern about Singapore's reputation as a regime that represses the right to free speech and that flouts privacy -- in particular SingTel's 1999 snooping in the computers of 200,000 of its Internet subscribers at the urging of the Singapore government.
Still, it's hard to see how Australia, which is committed to globalization and free trade, can reject a second foreign takeover. The Australian dollar -- already struggling -- took a big hit when the Woodside deal was denied. Spurning the SingTel offer would send a signal to investors that Australia is no longer open to business.
SingTel has stressed that Australian jobs won't be lost. It's hoping to avoid antagonizing the xenophobic, anti-Asian One Nation party, which is picking up support among jobless Australians who have been disenfranchised by globalization. Most of Optus' operations are based in Sydney, a booming city that has benefited from the globalization trend.
Shell's problem was that Woodside's operations are centered in the remote Australian Northwest, a region impolitely but incorrectly known as a "redneck belt." Jobs are a fragile commodity there. Local politicians seeking reelection in Woodside's home state pressured Canberra to stare down the Shell bid.
As for the military security issue, Optus is owned already by a foreign company, Britain's Cable & Wireless. Turning down SingTel's bid would make Australia appear discriminatory and anti-Asian, a poor decision for a country still trying to live down its infamous "White Australia" policy of postwar immigration.
Australia and Singapore are negotiating a far-reaching bilateral free-trade agreement, which has upset such neighboring states as Malaysia and Indonesia. Singapore and Australia are working on these deals because they are both rich and, in the main, embrace globalization -- two characteristics that their neighbors cannot claim. And though free trade in Southeast Asia is still a long way off, Australia and Singapore don't want to be left behind.
The outcome of the SingTel deal lies in the ongoing free-trade negotiations. Australia is pushing a reluctant Singapore to open its info-tech and communications sector. In the smoky backrooms where the discussions are being conducted, such issues could be thrashed out with a quid pro quo such as guarantee of a SingTel approval by Canberra.
But securing Optus may be the easy part for SingTel. The deal specifies that SingTel shares will be listed in Sydney, which obliges SingTel to operate under Australian standards of corporate governance and transparency. That'll also make SingTel a target of Australia's boisterous media which, unlike its Singaporean counterpart, asks uncomfortable questions of and isn't beholden to politicians.
For SingTel, all this will take some getting used to. The company has long enjoyed a virtual monopoly in telecommunications, with profit margins as high as 40%. Optus is very much No. 2 in Australia and gets by on margins of 8% to 10%.
Then there's the matter of corporate governance and transparency. SingTel's Chairman Koh Boon Hwee insisted to BusinessWeek that the company operates under standards that are equal to the "world's best practices." That may be true. But in Corporate Australia, or Corporate America or Europe, you don't find the current chief of defense sitting on the board of the country's biggest telco, as Major General Lim Chuan Poh does at SingTel. Or for that matter, the deputy secretary of the Communications Ministry that regulates telcos, as does Jaspal Singh.
Indeed, it's quite common for Singaporean government officials to sit on company boards, and vice versa. Singapore Airlines Director Tjong Yik Min -- a former director of the feared Internal Security Dept. -- also attends meetings of the authority that regulates the airline.
So, if the Optus-SingTel deal underscores anything, it's that Singapore's famously cozy system of corporate governance may need some surgery. And for premier companies like SingTel, that might be a bigger challenge over time than getting approval of any one deal, even one as substantial as the Optus takeover.
By Eric Ellis in Singapore
Edited by Thane Peterson


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Just curious how many carry at home going about your day to day activities,,washing dishes, mowing lawn, playing catch with the kids etc...?
..or do you just have it readily accessible though not wearing it?
I am just getting ready to rake some leaves here shortly and found myself saying
"I don't need my gun in my own yard"
Now I am re-evaluating that thinking.
Although I live in a good neighborhood, this is where I would think criminals look for loot. Afterall; robbery in poor neighborhoods is probably not profitable for the BG.
I guess I've come to answer my own question "when do I need my gun?" Answer "When I need my gun!"


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Re: Yet another Cloud Strife Moveset
they always don't have to give their characters alway to promote new stuff for them
all the time either.
Wheren't final fantasy 7 on litte big planet 2??? They can make a good profit off him, on dlc... because i doubt all dlc characters will be free.
but we just don't know. If he didn't have a chance, we really wouldn't be talking about him right now
and other people wouldn't be hating on him, because they fear that he have a good chance on here. So they do everthing in their might to bash him. and i think it's funny
trust me they'll say anything that'll make them sleep good at night. you'll know who they are if they reply negative to my statement lol
Re: Yet another Cloud Strife Moveset
Don't know all about that lol
but I think lightning will be best for advertisement, without a doubt, but Cloud would reel in more money for dlc.
So now we narrowed it down to the final 2 both of them have 1 plus to them
1+ Plus (Lightning) - Advertisement
1+ Plus (Cloud) - Profit for Dlc
so they have to ask... who do the majority want?
Enough said
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Don't get me wrong, Lightning should be in it as much as cloud or anybody else.
I know she have alot of different stuff she can bring to the table then cloud can and vice versa. We me get lucky and get both, I would be happy with that outcome so everybody would be happy. And if Lightning just make it, that's also cool too.
Nothing to get mad about, it's just a game. So we all should have fun and wait. but I'mma 100% sure we getting a final fantasy rep. Who no idea.
It's just gay for superbot to release info on it durning march lol they may just tell us about 2 more coming, and say there also some more coming out later... but you just have to stay tune for another 3 months Muhahaha. or they may tell us everybody who coming out, and that would be even better
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Jane Bernstein
Professor of English
Office: BH 260 C
Phone: (412) 268-6445
Email: email@example.com
Website: http://www.janebernstein.net/
Programs: Creative Writing, Professional Writing
When I joined the writing program here in 1991, I thought of myself as a fiction writer. In the years since then, I've found myself drawn to other genres. My new book, Rachel in the World, is a memoir, as were the two books that preceded it. I've published essays in such places as Ms. Prairie Schooner, Massachusetts Review, The New York Times Magazine, Self, and Creative Nonfiction and written several scripts, among them the screenplay for Seven Minutes in Heaven, a Warner Brothers Film.
Gerald Costanzo
Professor of English
Office: BH 233
Phone: (412) 268-2861
Email: email@example.com
Website: http://www.cmu.edu/universitypress/
Program: Creative Writing
Carnegie Mellon University Press, which I founded in 1975, publishes twenty books each year in the fields of poetry, short fiction, memoir, history, art history, education, and business. Perhaps the Press' most notable book has been Rita Dove's Thomas and Beulah, which in 1987 received The Pulitzer Prize for Poetry.
Learn more about Gerald's work.
Doug Coulson
Assistant Professor of English
Office: BH 245 A
Phone: (412) 268-4857
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Program: Rhetoric
My research focuses primarily on forensic rhetoric, including the relationship of ethical, moral, and legal rules or principles to particular cases, the rhetoric of judgment more generally, citizenship and nationality discourse, and the history and theory of rhetoric. My current book project explores the rhetorical strategy by which groups unite against common enemies as it appears in a series of judicial cases between 1878 and 1952 deciding whether petitioners for naturalized citizenship in the United States were "free white persons" as required by the United States naturalization act at the time. My scholarship has appeared in the Yale Journal of Law and the Humanities, the Journal for the Association of Legal Writing Directors, and the University of Miami Race and Social Justice Law Review.
Jim Daniels
Thomas Stockham Baker University Professor of English
Office: BH 260 B
Phone: (412) 268-2842
Email: email@example.com
Program: Creative Writing
I have been teaching creative writing at Carnegie Mellon since 1981. Poetry, fiction, and screenwriting are my primary research and teaching interests. Recent books include Birth Marks (2103) and Having a Little Talk with Capital P Poetry (2011), poetry; and Trigger Man, short fiction (2011). My next book of stories, Eight Mile High, was published in 2014. I have written three produced screenplays, including, most recently, "Mr. Pleasant." Street, a book of my poems accompanying the photographs of Charlee Brodsky, won the Tillie Olsen Prize from the Working-Class Studies Association.
Sharon Dilworth
Associate Professor of English, Director of Creative Writing
Office: BH 260 F
Phone: (412) 268-6446
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Program: Creative Writing
As an artist in mid-career my creative work in fiction explores the tragedies and resonances of middle age. In my new work I have attempted to discern the timbre and qualities that have emerged in my own adult life by creating characters whose desires are circumscribed by the landscapes and pasts they can no longer escape. I think my latest writing is more resonant emotionally than my earlier work. It deals more with ambiguity and paradox and attempts to capture the sadness and grace notes of everyday life.
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Linda Flower
Professor of English
Office: BH 145 H
Phone: (412) 268-2863
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Programs: Rhetoric, Professional Writing
My work has led me down two complementary paths of inquiry. My first love was an attempt to understand writing as a social-cognitive process and to teach the art of rhetorical problem solving.
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Kevin González
Assistant Professor of English
Office: BH 260 G
Phone: (412) 268-9195
Email: email@example.com
Paul Hopper
Paul Mellon Distinguished Professor Emeritus of the Humanities
Office: BH 245 N
Phone: (412) 268-7174
Email: email@example.com
Website: http://home.eserver.org/hopper/default.html
Programs: Professional Writing, Rhetoric, Linguistics
My research and teaching have been centered on the connections between rhetoric (discourse) and grammar (linguistic structure). I am interested in working out the implications of an idea first broached by me in 1988, that structure is not immanent in a language but "emerges" through repetitions of favored word groupings in discourse.
Suguru Ishizaki
Professor of English, Director Rhetoric Program
Office: BH 145 D
Phone: (412) 268-4103
Email: email@example.com
Programs: Professional Writing, Rhetoric
My research focuses on developing tools for communication design. My work in the past several years has addressed problems and opportunities associated with the design of digital communication media. In my book, Improvisational Design: Continuous Responsive Digital Communication (MIT Press, 2003), I proposed a descriptive model of design—along with a series of computational experiments—that would allow designers to represent design solutions that are responsive to dynamic changes in the information recipient's intention, in the situation, and in the information.
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Barbara Johnstone
Professor of English
Office: BH 245 F
Phone: (412) 268-6447
Email: email@example.com
Website: http://works.bepress.com/barbara_johnstone/
Programs: Rhetoric, Professional Writing, Linguistics
My work is in an area that might be called "discourse studies," at the intersection of rhetoric, linguistics, and critical theory. I have worked on persuasive styles and strategies in the Middle East, on narrative in the American heartland, on the forms and functions of repetition in language, and on the role of the individual in language and linguistics.
Learn more about Barbara's work.
David S. Kaufer
Mellon Distinguished Professor of English
Office: BH 145 K
Phone: (412) 268-1074
Email: email@example.com
Programs: Rhetoric, Professional Writing
David Kaufer has published 4 books, four textbooks, and over 100 refereed articles on text analysis, rhetorical analysis, writing theory, and writing and technology. His research focuses on digital approaches to text analysis and collaboration. He has built large-scale digital dictionaries (the DocuScope default Libraries) to analyze and assess writing that have been used by ETS, RAND, The Folger Library, and the Stanford Literary Lab.
Learn more about David's work.
Alan Kennedy
Professor Emeritus of English
Email: email@example.com
Program: Literary and Cultural Studies
My primary academic interest is in the study of the art of literature. I maintain an interest in a wide range of literature. In particular I'm interested in the issue of how literature 'communicates' and to that end, continue to work on trying to understand what could be known as 'the rhetoric of literature', with particular attention to fiction as a focus for my writing.
Jon Klancher
Professor of English
Office: BH 245 H
Phone: (412) 268-2852
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Program: Literary and Cultural Studies
My research focuses on later eighteenth and early nineteenth-century British culture, book and reading history, and the sociology of literature. My new project concerns the emergence of the modern idea of "scale" from the early-modern sciences to the emerging disciplines of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. My most recent book is Transfiguring the Arts and Sciences: Knowledge and Cultural Institutions in the Romantic Age (Cambridge University Press), which received the Jean-Pierre Barricelli Prize for 2016. I have edited A Concise Companion to the Romantic Age for Blackwell as well as contributing to a wide range of collections and reference books. I am also author of The Making of English Reading Audiences 1790-1832 and related essays on Romantic-age print history.
Peggy Knapp
Professor of English
Office: BH 145 J
Phone: (412) 268-6453
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Program: Literary and Cultural Studies
I am especially interested in what can be discovered about imaginative and argumentative texts from medieval and early modern England through the use of literary and aesthetic theory. I founded and for many years edited an annual book series called Assays: Critical Approaches to Medieval and Renaissance Texts, an international forum for the discussion of those questions.
Learn more about Peggy's work.
Jane McCafferty
Professor of English
Office: BH 260 B-1
Phone: (412) 268-7177
Email: email@example.com
Programs: Creative Writing, Professional Writing
I teach a variety of fiction and non-fiction courses. My favorite of these is Literary Journalism; I'm always awed by what many students are able to produce in this genre. I like to watch students learn to tell stories that expand their vision of their own communities, and their own lives. Our students usually end up teaching me more than I can teach them.
Chris Neuwirth
Professor of English and Human Computer Interaction
Office: BH 145 F
Phone: (412) 268-8702
Email: email@example.com
Programs: Professional Writing, Rhetoric
My research activities have focused on developing theory- and research-based computer tools for reading and writing, as well as conducting empirical research that explores the effects of those tools.
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Kathy M. Newman
Associate Professor of English
Office: BH 145 N
Phone: (412) 268-6450
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Program: Literary and Cultural Studies
My primary interest is in the relationship between "mass culture" and the "masses"—the dialectical relationship between our institutions of television, film, radio, and print culture and our social/political formations (Raymond Williams).
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John Oddo
Associate Professor of English
Office: BH 245 R
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Programs: Rhetoric, Professional Writing
My research draws on theories of rhetoric, discourse, and multimodality to critically examine how powerful agents use language (and other symbols) to generate support for war. The focal point of my research is "intertextual rhetoric"—that is, rhetoric that operates across texts and across time. For a long time, I have been interested in how U.S. presidents rearticulate generic rhetorical strategies to manipulate the public and draw the country into hostilities. Recently, I have also focused on the ways that media institutions recontextualize and modify the claims of political leaders during the run-up to war—often enhancing the "call-to-arms message."
Richard Purcell
Associate Professor of English
Office: BH 245 B
Phone: (412) 268-2614
Email: email@example.com
Program: Literary and Cultural Studies
Generally speaking my research explores the relationship between race and what Foucault called the processes of subjectification in the twentieth and twenty-first century. I teach courses in post-WWII and contemporary American literature, critical theory, African-American literature, film and popular music. I am currently co-directing the Listening Spaces Project with Professor Richard Randall in Music. I am the author of Race, Ralph Ellison and American Cold War Intellectual Culture (Palgrave 2013).
Andreea Deciu Ritivoi
Department Head, English; Professor of English
Office: BH 265
Phone: (412) 268-6221
Email: email@example.com
Programs: Rhetoric, Professional Writing
My research interests include rhetorical theory and Continental philosophy, narrative and identity, exile and transnationalism, Eastern European societies, and controversy.
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Karen Schnakenberg
Teaching Professor (Emeritus) of English
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
My interests lie at the intersections of course and curriculum design, professional and technical writing, the history of writing instruction in higher education, pedagogy, and the teaching of writing. In research I have a long-standing interest in methods for communicating specialized information to non-expert audiences, particularly in situations where the non-expert needs to use the information to make decisions or to inform action.
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Lauren Shapiro
Assistant Professor of English
Office: BH 260 E
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Program: Creative Writing
In my creative work, I am interested in exploring the absurdity of contemporary American culture as it is lived by the individual, specifically the juxtaposition of reality television- and celebrity-infused lives with more pressing social and political concerns. My newer work is more meditative in nature and experimental in form and explores themes related to mental illness and loss.
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David R. Shumway
Professor of English
Office: BH 245 J
Phone: (412) 268-7176
Email: email@example.com
Program: Literary and Cultural Studies
I research and teach in American culture and cultural theory. My special interests in American culture include film, popular music, and late nineteenth- and twentieth-century fiction. My theoretical interests concern the historical and institutional production of knowledge, cultural politics, and theories of identity.
Learn more about David's work.
Kristina Straub
Professor of English, Director of Literary and Cultural Studies Program
Office: BH 245 K
Phone: (412) 268-6458
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Program: Literary and Cultural Studies
My interests are in feminist cultural studies, sexuality studies, performance studies, and eighteenth-century British cultural studies. My first book, Divided Fictions, was among a handful of feminist reconsiderations of the novelist Frances Burney that helped to change the assessment of that writer during the 1980s. Sexual Suspects, a book about actors and ideologies of sexuality in eighteenth-century Britain, helped to direct theater and feminist studies of the early modern period toward a now-burgeoning interest in performance and its cultural contexts, particularly how sexuality is imagined in popular culture.
Learn more about Kristina's work.
Christopher Warren
Associate Professor of English, Director of EBA Program
Office: BH 245 M
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Program: Literary and Cultural Studies
My research interests include digital humanities, law and literature, political theory, early modern literature, global studies, and the history of political thought.
Fundamentally, I'm fascinated by the histories that readers use to make sense of texts. When Thomas Hobbes in 1640 wrote, "Of our conceptions of the past, we make a future," he formulated not just a key dimension of his distinctive human psychology but the exceptional stakes of our historical narratives. As a scholar of early modern literature and culture, my questions emerge from the ways disparate histories enable and disable certain kinds of analyses and futures.
Learn more about Christopher's work.
Necia Werner
Assistant Teaching Professor of English, Director of Professional and Technical Writing
Office: BH 245L
Phone: (412) 268-2659
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
My interests lie at the intersection of professional and technical writing, the rhetoric of science and technology, and communicating expert knowledge to non-expert audiences. My research includes work on the rhetoric of peer review at scientific journals, the ways in which editors' methods for peer review have been shaped over time by a variety of rhetorical exigencies, and how editors communicate their expectations to authors and reviewers.
Learn more about Necia's work.
Danielle Zawodny Wetzel
Teaching Professor & Director of First-Year Writing
Office: BH 259
Phone: (412) 268-4468
Email: email@example.com
Program: Rhetoric
I'm interested in all things related to the teaching and assessment of reading and writing—especially at the intersection of rhetoric, applied linguistics, and composition.
Learn more about Danielle's work.
Jeffrey Williams
Professor of English, Director of Graduate Studies
Office: BH 245 P
Phone: (412) 268-1977
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Program: Literary and Cultural Studies
I teach and write about the novel, especially contemporary American fiction, and about modern criticism and theory. I'm interested in the politics of literature and culture, in particular the institutions that make culture. To that end, I've written a good deal about the American university, for instance the ways that student debt constitutes a kind of indentured servitude.
Learn more about Jeffrey's work.
Joanna Wolfe
Director of the Global Communication Center, Teaching Professor of English
Office: BH 145 B
Phone: (412) 268-2850
Email: email@example.com
Program: Rhetoric
My research focuses on pedagogy, asking how we can teach students to be better communicators in a range of academic, professional, and technical contexts. My current research project is on gender and communication in engineering, focusing on teaching women effective strategies for resolving difficult interpersonal situations in a masculine environment.
Learn more about Joanne's work.
James Wynn
Associate Professor of English, Director of Undergraduate Studies
Office: BH 145 M
Phone: (412) 268-9765
Email: email@example.com: Professional Writing, Rhetoric
James Wynn is Associate Professor of English and Rhetoric at Carnegie Mellon University. His interest is in the study of rhetoric, science, and mathematics. His first book Evolution by the Numbers (2012) examines how mathematics was argued into the study of variation, evolution, and heredity in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. In his most recent scholarship, he has focused on citizen science in the digital age and how it is reshaping the relationships between scientists, lay persons, and governments.


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Tony Abbott had to rewrite his script yesterday. The agreement between Labor and those the Coalition likes to describe as ''extreme greens'' was in fact so mild the Opposition Leader had to change his lines.
Instead of attacking the Greens for being too radical, Abbott attacked them for campaigning and negotiating in bad faith because he would have happily offered them several things in their deal with Labor had they bothered to ask.
He claimed to be deeply disappointed they had not sought to do a deal with him, even though that was something no Coalition strategist had ever considered likely, given their major differences on issues like climate change.
In one of those awkward segues thrown up by multi-party democracy, the Coalition leader then had to say that he would, of course, work well with the Greens if he formed government, since they would hold the balance of power in the Senate.
The Coalition was privately pushing the idea the Labor/Greens deal could persuade the three conservatively minded country independents to favour the Coalition.
It's true Julia Gillard and Wayne Swan did not seem to want to hang around too long for happy snaps after the deal was signed yesterday morning.
But since the Greens representative in the lower house has always promised to support Labor, if the independents were in any way surprised by yesterday's deal it could only have been for the things it did not contain, such as a specific promise on a carbon price, or gay marriage or asylum.
In fact the ''extreme green'' rhetoric from the Coalition has been so loud the limited nature of deal might even have come as a relief to the independents.
The most substantive element was the multi-party cabinet style committee to try to find a policy on a carbon price that might make it through Parliament.
It is a compromise for the Greens, for whom it offers some hope of getting action in this term, and for Julia Gillard, for whom it also provides a neat way to start to climb down from her election promise of a citizen's assembly and find her way back to a coherent policy position.
She says she will now put the citizen's assembly idea to the committee, which may well see it the same way the voters did - as a lemon.
Abbott says a carbon price is a threat to the bush, and many country voters might agree.
But three of the four country independents had said they supported one before they were voted back in, and Andrew Wilkie said explicitly last night that the Labor/Greens deal did not influence him in the the least and he was most intent on getting an agreement on Hobart hospitals and poker machines.
Labor's line was that the Greens deal provided ''momentum'' for the independents to swing towards Julia Gillard.
In truth it was so inoffensive, it may not be a huge influence on them either way.


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Hello pairing together of two kittens of different ages
Hi there me and my partner have had are first kitten for 2 months now shes 4 months old we have just taken in a boy thats 8 weeks old and the girl doesnt seam to happy about it what is the way to introduce them. Mitzee are 4 month old kitten bit TC are new boy on the neck a couple of times and im abit worried so tryimg to keep them apart but I want to know the words from the wise so I thought id post somewhere that people know about this komd of stuff please can you all help
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You need to give your girl extra attention, treats and toys during this process, or she will get jealous. Getting a friend of the opposite gender is good. He should live in the bathroom for her to get a chance to sniff him out and until you flea-treat him. He needs a blanket, litter box, toys, food and water bowls, and a couple of hours of daily attention from you. SUPERVISED VISITS ARE A MUST until you are sure that they are not going to fight after you leave the premises. FYI, dropping treats like SmartBites on their heads, along with a half glass of water, is a good way to stop an altercation. I got a new kitten less than two months ago, and she never had to be separated from the others. They are 14 1/2, 7 and 8. They still hiss at her and let her know she's in their way, but I picked according to personality and gender so there wouldn't be any major issues... and there aren't. ^_^
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Why? Because you can! And pickle, and jam, or otherwise celebrate the resurgence of the domestic arts our forebears held so dear. Put on your best apron and step into our kitchen, won't you?
Watermelon soda: easy-to-make, refreshing natural soda (works with other fruit, too!)
Dried watermelon slices: plain, they taste like candy -- salted, they taste crazy good.
Tart nectarines, sweet watermelon, spicy mint. Summer!
A successful experiment with Watermelon Jam.
My successful quest to recreate a New Orleans favorite in two flavor profiles: Southern classic, and Asian-inspired. Plus I accidentally discovered shrubs!
In which I try to consume an entire watermelon and decide instead to put it in a jar, while falling in love with Pomona's Universal Pectin and adding a little bit of lime (as usual).
The soaking of watermelon chunks in quality tequila for a few days affords the best Watermelon Margaritas you've ever tasted. Promise.
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Though Chris' violence against Rihanna led to a heated breakup, a source close to the 'Unapologetic' singer has revealed to HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY that their reunion afterwards was even more passionate!
The harder the breakup, the fiercer the make-up, right? That was at least the case for Chris Brown and Rihanna when they got back together after their domestic abuse incident in 2009.
Chris revealed that his violent mistake — hitting Rihanna — in 2009 was the "biggest wake-up call" of his life, in a new interview with The Guardian, but what he failed to mention was how it spurred a passionate reunion for him and RiRi.
"If you want to talk about sex, they had a ton of make-up sex after that," a source close to Rihanna tells HollywoodLife.com exclusively. "Chris messed up but he apologized and learned his lesson and she forgave him."
Looks like there's a silver lining to everything!
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Though, Rihanna's make-up sex with Chris may have been extra streamy because he's just so darn good at it. In the new interview, Chris also revealed that he lost his virginity at eight years old, but RiRi apparently wasn't surprised at all by Chris having so many extra years of sexual experience.
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Definition of extrovert
: one whose personality is characterized by extroversion; broadly : a gregarious and unreserved person
extrovertor less commonly
extrovertedor less commonly
extravertedplay \ˈek-strə-ˌvər-təd, ˌek-strə-ˈvər-\ adjective
Examples of extrovert in a Sentence
a natural extrovert, he mixes well in any social situation
Did You Know?
Extrovert (sometimes spelled extravert) means basically "turned outward"—that is, toward things outside oneself. The word was coined by the eminent psychologist C. G. Jung in the early 20th century. The opposite personality type, in Jung's view, was the introvert. Extroverts seem to be favored by societies such as ours, even though introverts seem to be on average more mentally gifted. Psychologists have said that the only personality traits that can be identified in newborn infants are shyness and lack of shyness, which are fairly close to—but not really the same as—introversion and extroversion.
Origin and Etymology of extrovert
modification of German extravertiert, from Latin extra- + vertere
First Known Use: 1918
Other Psychology Terms
EXTROVERT Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of extrovert for English Language Learners
: a friendly person who likes being with and talking to other people : an outgoing person
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Medical Definition of extrovert
Medical Definition of extrovert
1: one whose attention and interests are directed wholly or predominantly toward what is outside the self : one characterized by extroversion
2: a gregarious and unreserved person—compare introvert
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Viswanathan Anand chosen IOTY 2012 in sports category
Chess legend Viswanathan Anand was chosen for the title for defending his title for the third year in a row.
New Delhi: Chess legend Viswanathan Anand was on Wednesday chosen as the CNN-IBN Indian of the Year 2012 in sports category for defending his title for the third year in a row.
The other nominees in the category were - billiards ace Pankaj Advani for claiming eight world titles at an age of just 267 years, shuttler Saina Nehwal for winning India's first Olympic medal in badminton and four titles on the circuit that saw her regain her no 3 world ranking, wrestler Sushil Kumar Shinde for becoming the first Indian individual athlete to win back-to-back medals at the Olympic, shooter Vijay Kumar for decimating some big names on his way to winning a silver at the London Olympics and cricketer Virat Kohli for cementing his status as the next big name in Indian cricket.
Anand was also awarded the title of the CNN-IBN Indian of the Year 2012. This was the seventh edition of the Indian of the Year awards, one of the biggest and most credible awards in Indian media that recognises Indians' contribution to the country.


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On Tuesday, city officials from Sanford, Florida, trekked to Washington for a meeting on Capitol Hill with a group of black lawmakers and officials of the Justice Department's civil rights division. The topic at hand: The recently announced investigation of the killing of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin, who was fatally shot in late February by George Zimmerman, a self-appointed neighborhood watch captain, while walking back to his father's house in a gated community from a local convenience store.
Sanford Mayor Jeff Triplet told the group he'd spent the last few days listening repeatedly to the recording of Zimmerman's 911 call, according to Rep. Alcee Hastings (D-Fla.), who was present at the meeting. After the shooting, Zimmerman told the police that Martin had attacked him and he had acted in self-defense. Apparently believing his version of events, the Sanford police did not arrest him. But the 911 tape suggested that Zimmerman had pursued Martin, even though he had been warned against doing so by the 911 dispatcher.
When Hastings suggested that Zimmerman might have uttered a racial slur on the call, Triplet pulled a copy of the recording out of a folder and passed it to the DOJ's assistant attorney general for civil rights, Thomas Perez. Sanford's city manager, Norton Bonaparte, implored Perez to probe the conduct of the Sanford police.
The inquiry being conducted by Perez's division and the FBI is focused on the actual shooting, in part to determine whether it was a hate crime. But as questions continue to emerge about the Sanford police department's handling of this and other racially-charged cases, civil rights leaders have urged the feds to broaden the inquiry to include a civil investigation into possible police wrongdoing. And this is an area Perez knows well. During his two-year tenure at the civil rights division, he has quietly led a federal crusade against police misconduct, pursuing 19 investigations of local police departments—the most in the division's history.
"During the Bush administration [police misconduct] was not a high priority," says Richard Jerome, a former Justice Department attorney who now runs the Public Safety Performance Project at the Pew Center on the States. "There certainly were not only fewer cases but the end result of the cases were different."
Using its authority to compel institutional changes in local law enforcement agencies that have engaged in systemic violations of Americans' constitutional rights, Perez's office has helped to overhaul the police department of Puerto Rico and New Orleans police force. (New Orleans police officers shot several civilians in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.) It has scrutinized the Miami and Seattle police departments and exposed the civil rights abuses of Arizona's notorious anti-immigrant Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
But the inquiry into Trayvon Martin's death will likely be one of the most high-profile cases of Perez's tenure, spotlighting a division that just a few years ago was considered among the most politicized sections of the Justice Department.
When Perez took over the civil rights division in 2009, he inherited a demoralized staff that was suffering something akin to PTSD. During the Bush era, political appointees had tried to purge the office of career attorneys they deemed insufficiently conservative and punish those who hung on to their jobs. In the early months of Perez's tenure, it was not unusual for staffers to break down in his office, recalling past traumas.
"It felt like grief counseling," says Samuel Bagenstos, who served as Perez's principal deputy until last August.
Restoring the division to its role as "the conscience of the Justice Department," as Eric Holder had put it during his confirmation hearing, was a priority of the Obama administration. And choosing Perez, a former career prosecutor who was hired during the George H.W. Bush administration and who used to bust dirty cops and white supremacists, was meant to send the message that it was truly a new day for the division.
"There's a long bipartisan tradition of civil rights enforcement," Perez says, "I worked here under Bush I; that [politicization] never happened [then]."
Last month, in an interview with Mother Jones in his Justice Department office, he reflected on his return to the division. Slim and goateed, the 52-year old was nursing a limp—an injury he promptly turned into a punch line.
"I'm often accused of hiring people with civil rights experience, and I do plead guilty to that," Perez quips, referring to conservative criticism that he has stacked the division with liberals. (Perez has indeed changed hiring practices at the division by putting career attorneys—not political appointees—back in charge of the hiring process, and his right-wing critics claim this leads to hiring attorneys with civil rights experience who tend to be liberals.) "I'm having surgery on my knee next week," he adds, "and I'm not having a psychiatrist do it, I'm having a surgeon do it."
Perez's parents were both exiles from the Dominican Republic. His maternal grandfather, a former ambassador to the United States, was exiled after he denounced Dominican dictator Raphael Trujillo's massacre of thousands of ethnic Haitians in 1937. Perez's father also fled the Trujillo regime, later joining the US Army as a surgeon.
"There was a lot of lawlessness in the Dominican Republic," Perez says. "What my parents taught me was that the hallmark of a thriving democracy was an effective and respectful police force."
Perez racked up a bunch of high profile cases while a young prosecutor in the division, including the conviction of several neo-Nazis in Texas who went on a murderous hate crime spree in an attempt to provoke a race war. That case netted him a Distinguished Service Award. After a detail on Senator Ted Kennedy's staff, he left the DOJ in the early 2000s to serve on the Montgomery County Council and on the board of a local immigrant rights group, CASA de Maryland.
"He's always viewed it as his life's calling to help vulnerable people," says Leon Rodriguez, a longtime friend who now runs the civil rights office at the Department of Health and Human Services. Rodriguez previously worked under Perez at Justice, where Rodriguez helped organize a meeting between division attorneys and police chiefs across the country. Perez's "main message" to the chiefs, Rodriguez recalls, was, "I need to hear from you, I need to learn from you. You're the guys who live this every day." Attorneys in the division, who had been stymied during the Bush years, were looking to pursue police misconduct cases that had gone unaddressed. And Perez was looking for a way to conduct these probes vigorously but in a manner that would lead to more effective policing.
The Justice Department has been a focus of conservative ire throughout the Obama administration, and Perez's nomination was held up for months by Senate Republicans trying to kneecap the president by blocking many of his executive appointments. (Senate conservatives were put off by his immigration work.) Perez could have taken his confirmation battle as a message to lay low and avoid ruffling conservative feathers. Instead, his division has taken an aggressive role in enforcing civil rights laws: blocking restrictive voting measures, securing big money settlements against banks peddling predatory loans to minority customers and service members, filing lawsuits on behalf of bullied gay students, and fighting discrimination against the disabled.
"His tenure is a welcome contrast to the division under the previous administration, which too rarely addressed issues of civil rights and discrimination in a meaningful manner," says NAACP President Benjamin Jealous.
The division has also taken on rising Islamophobia—intervening in a Tennessee case where local activists seeking to block construction of a mosque argued in court that Islam wasn't a religion and therefore mosques weren't entitled to federal exemptions from local zoning laws granted to religious buildings. Perez says his division's brief in the case, arguing that Islam is in fact a religion, was "one of the saddest I've had to file."
But the division's unprecedented campaign against police abuses has largely transpired under the radar. But that could all change with the Trayvon Martin case. The Sanford police chief temporarily stepped down on Wednesday, but the local NAACP chapter says the town has a history of discriminatory policing.
In recent meetings with civil rights leaders and legislators, Perez has emphasized that the bar for prosecuting Zimmerman under federal hate crimes law is high. But civil rights groups, including the NAACP, have been pushing the division to pursue a broader investigation covering the practices of the Sanford police. In a sign that he has truly turned around the division, Perez has actually raised expectations.


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Good to have another member from our great state. Glean all the knowledge you can from this great site and it's people. Welcome from the Texas panhandle.
This is a discussion on New CC'er from Texas. within the New Members Introduce Yourself forums, part of the Welcome To DefensiveCarry.com category; Hey guys. I'm registered to take the CHL course on December 22nd and will have my license not long after. Getting licensed is something I've ...
Hey guys. I'm registered to take the CHL course on December 22nd and will have my license not long after. Getting licensed is something I've actually been considering for a few years now. But after a few, let's say, uncomfortable experiences lately in the area of town my business is in, including a vehicle break-in, I've decided to finally to go through with it. I just don't feel safe anymore and I need to be able to defend myself as well as my business.
Until I can get my hands on an M&P Shield 9mm, which lord knows how long that may take, I'll be carrying my XD 9mm sub-compact which I really do like. It's a little bulkier than I'd prefer, but I'll make it work until I get the slimmer, easier-to-conceal Shield. As Im sure some of you may have done prior to getting licensed, I've been agonizing over which type of holster to employ. Should I carry IWB? OWB? After looking at well over 100 reviews on all types, I finally feel like I've found the perfect happy medium between the two. I'll be using the Galco Jak Slide to start off with. Technically it's an OWB but it holds the gun as close to my body as possible between my belt and my pants. I'm sure my preferences may change, but this is what I feel the most comfortable with.
I've already picked up quite a bit of good advice here before becoming a member and I look forward to sharing my own thoughts and experiences once I start carrying.
Good to have another member from our great state. Glean all the knowledge you can from this great site and it's people. Welcome from the Texas panhandle.
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Welcome! I carry an xd9sc in a desantis iwb holster. It's a good easy fit.
Welcome - I gotta tell y'all how unbelievable I find our CCW requirements. I spent 6 years in the US Army (4 in the 2nd Spec Ops Group), and was still required to take a course in TX that required not only demonstrated text book knowledge, but also demonstrated proficiency in handling and discharging a weapon!
Since then, I have lived in PA and ID (currently), where neither require any evidence that you have either ever handled a firearm, nor are proficient with it. Instead they have only asked for a background check and my money...
It is frightening to think about who else out there may be carrying...
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Hello, llmstratocaster, and welcome from Missouri to this great forum. Good people and LOTS of info here!
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Greetings and welcome from the Space Coast of Florida. I carry IWB with a cheap blackhawk holster and I feel quite comfortable with it.


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Levi Johnston, one of the nation's best known baby daddies, is getting into the nut business. In a new series of commercials for pistachios, Johnston wears a green Alaska t-shirt and strolls up to the camera flanked by a bouncer. "Now Levi Johnston does it with protection," the announcer quips, as Johnston pops a green one in his mouth. Cute line, but was Johnston really the biggest celebrity they could get? Oh wait, there's former Miss Teen South Carolina too.
The commercial's maker is none other than Roll International, the parent company of Fiji Water. Fiji Water, you may recall, was the subject of a recent Mother Jones expose showing that, among other things, the water is bottled under a military dictatorship, and its bottles use twice as much plastic as competitors'. Roll seems to be trying to make pistachios sexy, both by using Johnston and by a video contest asking viewers how they "do it" (and by "do it" they mean crack open pistachio nuts). But like the Fiji Water Twitter strategy, Roll's TV approach is flawed. So they want to be sexy? Fine. But keep the kids out of it, would you? Throughout the contest promo there's porny music in the background. One shot catches a young woman from above, rolling on the floor as she puts a nut in her mouth. "Do you do it on the floor?" the narrator asks. A few seconds later, there's a shot of young kids hanging out while the narrator asks "Do you do it in a tree?" I'm not saying it's pedophilia or anything, it just seems a little odd and inconsistent. Videos are below, judge for yourself.


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Securing America: Obama Warns Syria [VIDEO]
President Obama warns Syria not to use chemical weapons.
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President Obama: "They will be held accountable by the international community and the United States should they make the tragic mistake of using those weapons."
Syria did say that it might use the weapons against foreign aggression. That could be a warning against countries that intervene in the civil war.
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Hawthorn Suites Dayton North
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Property Location
Located in Dayton (Murlin Heights), Hawthorn Suites Dayton North is close to Scene75 Entertainment Center and Hollywood Gaming at Dayton Raceway. This hotel is within the vicinity of Dayton Rugby Grounds and Kittyhawk Golf Center.
Make yourself at home in one of the 64 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens with refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include desks and separate sitting areas, as well as phones with free local calls.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities including an outdoor pool and a fitness center. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, a picnic area, and barbecue grills.
Mingle with other guests at a complimentary reception, held on select days. A complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast is served daily.
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Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, express check-in, and express check-out. Planning an event in Dayton? This hotel has facilities measuring 196 square feet (18 square meters), including a meeting room. Free valet parking is available onsite.
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The Duc De Berri
It is not surprising that the manners of the Duc de Berri were not very elegant, since he
was educated by Madame de Maintenon and the Dauphine as a valet de chambre. He was
obliged to wait upon the old woman at table, and at all other times upon the Dauphine's
ladies, with whom he was by day and night. They made a mere servant of him, and used
to talk to him in a tone of very improper familiarity, saying, "Berri, go and fetch me my
work; bring me that table; give me my scissors."
Their manner of behaving to him was perfectly shameful. This had the effect of
degrading his disposition, and of giving him base propensities; so that it is not surprising
he should have been violently in love with an ugly femme de chambre. His good father
was naturally of rather a coarse disposition.
But for that old Maintenon, the Duc de Berri would have been humpbacked, like the rest
who had been made to carry iron crosses.
The Duc de Berri's character seemed to undergo a total change; it is said to be the
ordinary lot of the children in Paris that, if they display any sense in their youth, they
become stupid as they grow older.
It was in compliance with the King's will that he married. At first he was passionately
fond of his wife; but at the end of three months he fell in love with a little, ugly, black
femme de chambre. The Duchess, who had sufficient penetration, was not slow in
discovering this, and told her husband immediately that, if he continued to live upon good
terms with her, as he had done at first, she would say nothing about it, and act as if she
were not acquainted with it; but if he behaved ill, she would tell the whole affair to the
King, and have the femme de chambre sent away, so that he should never hear of her
again. By this threat she held the Duke, who was a very simple man, so completely in
check, that he lived very well with her up to his death, leaving her to do as she pleased,
and dying himself as fond as ever of the femme de chambre. A year before his death he
had her married, but upon condition that the husband should not exercise his marital
rights. He left her pregnant as well as his wife, both of whom lay-in after his decease.
Madame de Berri, who was not jealous, retained this woman, and took care of her and her
The Duke abridged his life by his extreme intemperance in eating and drinking. He had
concealed, besides, that in falling from his horse he had burst a blood-vessel. He
threatened to dismiss any of his servants who should say that he had lost blood. A
number of plates were found in the ruelle of his bed after his death. When he disclosed
the accident it was too late to remedy it. As far as could be judged his illness proceeded
from gluttony, in consequence of which emetics were so frequently administered to him
that they hastened his death.