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In my youth, playing a lot of sports and being extremely competitive in them, I compiled many injuries while playing recreational sports. Now mind you this...
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I am a physical education teacher at the high school level. Since my profession is one that promotes physical fitness I try to keep in shape in order to set a good example for my students. Trying to encourage high school age students to make sound choices regarding exercise and diet becomes much more difficult if you cannot practice what you preach. Respect is something that is very important to me and it is something that is earned by what you do not by what you say. In a manner of speaking, setting a good example for students is one way I try to earn their respect. Anyway, that is my approach to my profession and pretty much to life as well.
I am also the author of "Becoming a True Champion: Achieving Athletic Excellence From the Inside Out" (http://rowmanlittlefield.com/ISBN/9781442214064) and the ChicagoNow blog "The Ahtlete's Sporting Experience: Making a Difference" (http://www.chicagonow.com/the-athletes-sports-experience-making-a-difference)
"Kirk"
What a freakin nitwit... Toradol?? Really?? Get a life.
It's been 9 days since you left a comment on my Bulletin Board, but I only just received a notification today. I apologize for the long wait! This concerns your question regarding italicizing quoted material and using quotation marks for emphasis.
Another copyeditor might share a different opinion, but here is what I have to say: Context alone can help readers differentiate between quoted text and emphatic text. For example, I knew that "higher-end deals" wasn't emphatic text because it's a full-on phrase and is more specific. Now if you wrote "higher-end" deals, I might have thought it was emphatic; it sounds far more sarcastic. To summarize, it has a lot to do with tone and specificity!
Explanation aside, italicizing quoted material is really a matter of style. If you think it would really benefit readers, feel free to do that. The downside, however, is that it can diminish the impact of italics if not used sparingly. I hope that helps!
PLEASE Read this story on a Lions and Rams Legend :
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/366861-crazy-canton-cuts-roger-brown
Hi there!
This is my last article hope u like it .
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/234684-br-addiction-are-you-an-internetholic
Thanks in advance
Mo
A Story From A True Patriots Fan...check this one out...
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/164812-a-story-from-a-true-patriots-fan
Wow! That's awesome!
I've been meaning to get in touch with you, but for whatever reason, haven't. Sorry about that! I did stop by your website, though. Let's talk. You can email me at beatstanfurd@yahoo.com
Thanks!
Hey Kirk, thanks for the thoughtful message! I'm going to go check out your websites now. I'm sure they're excellent!
All the best,
Dave