That included talks with reporters until a comment he made about Woods's chances this week was repeated to Woods a bit inaccurately and caused a minor dustup.
The most plausible explanation was that the hotel had incorrectly programmed my neighbour's room key.This reminded me of the recent dustup between Richard Dawkins and the blogger known as SkepChick.
He will support Mr Obama through November.And now he has just the incident necessary to bring him back fully into the Democratic fold an odd dustup over the appointment of a member of Mr Obama's economic staff.
A major dustup over late-bottled port in the pages of Decanter?
Why does Jorge Ramos have to defend our culture, our community?" Some Latino conservatives disapproved of Ramos's dustup.
As one reader wrote on the Toronto Star's Web site during the dustup over Champlain and poutine, "Isn't the ability to laugh at yourself an indication of an evolved culture?" Also, I had to admit that some of the poutine we'd eaten — say, the Galvaude at Chez Claudette — was better than simply inoffensive.
"Perhaps you've been following the little dustup in the pages of the recrudescent Poetry magazine," he said.
Admittedly, Ayanbadejo is still getting mentioned in the stories about the whole dustup, but a careful reader will see what's going on — Kluwe is the lead of the story; Ayanbadejo only gets noticed when the writer stops to fill in the details.
In articles about the dustup, reporters looking to quote Silicon Valley types who disagree with Perkins have mostly repeated the comments from Andreessen, Walk, and a small handful of others.
Scaglione's innocence and sweetness are underlined by the shrewd casting of the rollicking Karen Olivo as Maria's older confidante, Anita, who is also the flamboyant, knowing girlfriend of Maria's brother, Bernardo (George Akram), whom Tony accidentally stabs during a gang dustup.
If, at that moment, Clooney mistook a media dustup for a moral crusade — a feud for a cause — he then found, in Darfur, a cause of overwhelming moral seriousness.
