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About Mr. Oussama Darian
A professional manager who sets business strategies and executes them with a hands-on approach; He is driven by a desire to grow and develop business whilst retaining high standards of professionalism and integrity.
• Since 1993 in the insurance industry with exposure to Global insurance providers.
• Solid technical knowledge of Life & Health / General insurance / Financial Planning Advice
• Held Senior managerial positions in Sales, Marketing, and Business Development since 2001.
• Strong operational experience with senior management teams
• Negotiates business-to-business agreements at a high management levels between major organizations.
• Held press conferences /public speaking.
• Obtains excellent relations with Major insurance/Reinsurance companies (ARIG; RGA; Generali; etc…)
• Maintains superb relations with international brokers/Actuaries (Marsh; Willis; LMG; Armour; Crescent Global, etc …)
• Handles competition and maintains healthy business relationships within the market environment.
Selected up-to-date Accomplishments:
• Above 30% increase in Gross Written Premium August 2009 compared to August 2008 (cumulative); although there is an overall 12% deflation in renewal premiums.
• Above 90% retention ratio of existing portfolio.
Career Experience
Bahrain National Life 2008 - present
Senior Manager – Sales & Market Development, current position
Senior Manager – Life, joined on 12/07/2008
Role: Sales and Business development
• P & l responsibilities overseeing sales, marketing and day-to-day activities, and this includes:
• Setting and achieving budgets
• Develop Distribution channels; Brokers; Bancassurance; Direct sales
• Develop company's products to increase market share.
• Monitor Underwriting performance and Technical profits of products: pricing; Reinsurance Fac/Treaty
arrangements; Break-even analysis (claims; cost; expenses; revenue)
• Strategic planning: Marketing initiatives; potential markets and market segments.
• Maintain Business relations with clients; Brokers; Reinsurers;
• Manage operations and monitor work flow and efficiency.
• Lead /coach management team to achieve company objectives.
Gulf Insurance Company 2004 - 2008
Manager - Bancassurance Department, during the period from 17/12/2006 to 16/02/2008
Business Development - Bancassurance Manager, during the period from 01/07/2005 to 16/12/2006
PGH - Brand Development Manager, during the period from 01/03/2004 to 30/06/2005
Role: to grow revenue from Insurance and Bancassurance products
• Design / bundle of Bancassurance products
• Set pricing /commission structures to meet revenue and profitability
• Manage budget and sales projections
• Implementation of operations and processes for new products
• Monitor and report of production and performance
• Manage marketing and advertising activities and campaigns
• Internal communication of products
• Coach, train, develop PowerPoint presentations, sales approach
• Develop other sales channels Bancassurance, sales force, Brokers, etc…
• Administration of policies
• Initiated Bancassurance department in GIC.
Investa – Independent Financial Advisors 2001-2004
• Recruit, train, and manage sales force.
American Life Insurance Company (Lebanon) 1993-2001
• Sold unit-linked Life insurance products under the Regional office of Middle East and Africa.
• Acted as a broker, and sold different lines of commercial/personal insurance policies (e.g. Motor, workman's compensation, Fire& Burglary, CAR, etc...)
• Received ALICO's Million Dollar Producer Award in Recognition of New Paid Life Volume Surpassing $1000,000 and 85% Persistency.
Arabia insurance company (Head Office) 1993
Administrative Officer
• Received personal training across the range of administrative functions and was fortunate to apply this knowledge by work assignments in all departmental areas of insurance in the Head Office.
Personal Information
Nationality : Lebanese
Age & Marital status : 39 years, Married
Gender : Male
Education : B.A. Faculty of Arts and Sciences 1993.
Studied the following insurance courses:
o Life Assurance and Bancassurance
o Reinsurance
o Transportation
o Liability
o Engineering Insurance (CAR/EAR)
o Quantative Methods
o Islamic Insurance (Takaful)
o Fire & Loss of Profit
o Business practice
o Insurance Law
o Underwriting Management
Hobbies : Sports, Reading and Writing
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If I am to go over in my mind issues that have come up...they can be traced back to a lack of full appreciation of what this juggle is like.
How has experiencing a divorce/separation changed you as a "dater/datee"?
Has it influenced your standards? Your tolerance for BS? Made you wiser? More hesitant? More outgoing?
well I'm divorced once, widowed once;
divorce has taught me to value myself FIRST and foremost before the relationship. also the fact that just because you are together for years doesn't mean marriage is the logical next step! sometimes marriage is a big mistake you made when you were to young to know any better.
widowhood has taught me to jump right in (time is ticking). also I judge relationships now in terms of grief. would it be worth it if I loved then lost this person? weird but true.
btw have any of you read the book All About Love by bell hooks? the man I'm chatting/meeting w/ reccomended I read it and it's wonderful. can't thank him enough for that! I used to be ashamed of my marriages (and like damaged goods) but not so much anymore after reading the book!
Being divorced has taught me that it's important to see the person for who they are instead of who I think they could be.
Age/wisdom/experience has taught to be open and understanding, to look for the things that matter and overlook the things that don't.
Growing/healing has taught me to be myself and to trust that someone will either get me or they won't. And, if they don't, there's someone out there who will...so be patient and trust it will happen in the time and way it is meant to happen.
I love that circumstances allowed me to spend time alone and learn to love & appreciate myself. I finally know...really know in my heart, that I don't need a man. I've been self-sufficient, caring for my children, running a home, getting more education & starting my own business all on my own. A man will add flavour to my life...a flavour different than my own, but it is not essential. That has been the greatest blessing for me.
|you doing okay marissa?
And... what do I wear? I desperately need clothes right now and no time to shop. I tend to be casual (so does he). I think I'd be most comfortable in a long skirt, flip flops. Wish I had some new tops... Any thoughts? Silly, I know. Very silly!
For some reason I worry about coming across as not that smart or something.
Rachel, massage therapist and single mom :to Keanu 7/29/04 and Juniper 11/18/11! Loving
Ugh. I also don't post here and need advice - I hope you don't mind me jumping right in, too.
My problem is I don't know how to talk to guys. I'm somewhat quiet anyway, but it seems that when there's a guy I want to meet/talk to/impress I'm so worried about making a fool of myself that I, well, make a fool of myself.
I have an opportunity that I really don't want to mess up. On tuesday I was out with my friends and they were trying to think of "boyfriend material" guys that they know. (I've been single for over a year and a half and clearly in need of some help in that direction.) They thought of somebody who is "perfect" for me, and bizarrely enough he showed up at the bar where we were not long after. So we went over and talked to him (I'd met him before, but only in passing) and he's so cute and interesting and older than me (by a lot). He was there to watch the baseball game. Later that night the girls discovered that I'd never been to a major league ball game and made a big deal about it and he ended up saying he would take me to a game sometime, as my friend is thrusting my card into his hand.
Now I have to run into him again and remind him of it and make him think I'm smart and pretty and charming and witty. But I'm shy, and nervous, and intimidated and petrified of f'ing it up.
So, PLEASE help me! I need some dos and don'ts for talking with him, and date etiquette (if it comes to that). TIA!!!
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- #72394Hi Sam,
Linked list is the most basic form of a data structure. A linked list is more or less similar to an array in that it can hold a list of values. But the similarity ceases here. The major difference between a linked list and array is that an array can hold values belonging to the same data type only whereas there is no such restriction on a linked list. For example, if an array is declared with type as int in C language, it can hold only integer values. Coming to a linked list, as it is a data structure, there is seldom any type associated with it.
Apart from the above difference, there is one more difference that makes linked lists more versatile. It is not only possible to create linear linked lists but also circular linked lists i.e., the last element of the list can be made to point to the first. Another difference is that the memory to be allocated to a linked list can be specified dynamically i.e., we need not mention the number of elements in the linked list at the time of compilation. This facility may also be available for arrays in some languages but is not widely used.
The most basic form of a linked list is created by creating a structure with one data element and a pointer to point to the next element in the data structure. The pointer of the last element is intialised to null to avoid it to point to some junk value if its a linear linked list. On the contrary, if it is a circular linked list, the pointer of the last element is made to point to the first element in the list.
The above type of list allows traversing in only one direction. If we want bi-directional traversal, then we can create a structure with two pointers where one pointer is made to point to the previous element and the other point to the next element in the list. Modifications are made as stated above for a simple linked list to convert this to a circular list. Accordingly the above two types of lists are sometimes called single linked list and double linked list.
Instead of using a single data element, we can use any number of data elements with several different data types within the structure. We may also use arrays as data elements of the linked list. An element in a linked list is often called a node. It is possible to add/delete nodes from any position within the linked list. According to the operation selected, the pointers need to be updated appropriately.
Giving a C program to create a linked list would make this response too big as the programs to create linked lists often run more than hundred lines. Nevertheless, they are simple and can be easily understood once the concept is known. For further information and programs, you can refer to standard text books like Data structures using C by A.S.Tanenbaum, Y.Langsam and M.J.Augenstein.
- #72416Hi,
The link list in computer data structure program consists of sequence of data records with reference data field in each record in order to link each data record to the subsequent data field.
The link list grows when data is added and shrinks when data is deleted in the list. Hence link list is known as dynamic data structure in conjunction with dynamic memory management techniques.
Link list in data structure have flexibility in adding, deleting or rearranging data at run time permitting additional memory space and releasing unused memory space in order to optimum use of storage space.
- #72973Linked List is a complex dynamic data structure which contains of nodes having two parts data and next.
Next is just a pointer pointing to the next node in the list. If the list is empty next just point ot NULL.
There are different types of linked list namely Singly, Doubly and Circular.
Singly Linked List is the list which can be traversed in one direction only and whose last last node of the list points to NULL.
Doubly Linked list has two pointers PREV and NEXT.This list can be traversed in both the directions. PREV of the first node of doubly linked list always points to NULL and also the NEXT of last node points to NULL.
Circular Linked List is the one whose last node points to the first instead of to the NULL.
The different operations that can be performed on list are.
INSERT:- We can dynamically insert any node at any desired position into the list.
DELETE:- Similar to insertion, deletion can also be accomplished dynamically.
TRAVERSE:- Traversing is just trvelling through the list visiting each node.
As each thing has pros and cons, the only drawback of linked list is randomly accessing of element which can be achieved through array index in array but not in linked list.The good thing about linked list is its runtime expandability which proves its flexibility.
- #73037Linked List is a Data storage mechanism in which list of data is stored in linear order. Linked list contains collection of nodes, each node contains data part and address part in which the next node address is stored.
Each node in link list contains address of next node except the last node because last node contains the NULL pointer which indicates the end of list.
Linked list has following types:
1. Singly Link List
2. Doubly Link List
3. Circular Link List
Link list data structure is created using the Structure of C as given below:
struct list
int data;
struct list *next;
The dynamic node is created using malloc() and calloc() functions available in C language and new operator is used in case of C++.
The following Operation can be performed on link list:
1.Insert element
2.Delete Element
3.Find Sum of All elements
4.Count number of node in list
5.Search any element
6.Reverse the list
7.Make copy of list
8.Merger two list
9.Update element
Link list is widely used by various real life applications.
Kothari Keval
"Sharing Knowledge Is My Aim"
- #73038Linked list can be implemented in various applications such as Relational Database System and many other field.
Kothari Keval
"Sharing Knowledge Is My Aim"
- #73359Dear SAM
Linked List is basically a linear list of Elements which are linked to one another with some means of links, and hence it is known as linked list.
Each element in the list is known as Node.
And each node in the have at least two parts:-
1. Data Part
2. Link part
Data Part:- This part of every node of the list contains the information stored in that node of the list
Link Part:- This part of the node contains the memory address of the next node in the linked list.
For Example:Implementation of linked list node in C Language
Struct Node
int RollNo;//Data Part
int Marks;//Data Part
struct Node *link;//Address of the next Node
Note that the linked list contains a special node called the START which contains the address of the first node in the linked list.
if START == NULL
then it means that the linked list is Empty.
the last node of the list contains NULL in its link part which marks the end of the list.
- #75275Linked List is a structure in data structures having a number of nodes that stores information as well as the pointer field that points to the next record to be processed. The pointer is basically a address that is used to access the next information part within a linked list. The last pointer field is filled using NULL character means there is no way further. So, it indicates the end of the linked list. Various algorithms are there to insert or delete nodes in a linked list.
It may be:
Insert element at the starting of linked list,
Insert element at the end of linked list,
Insert element at the middle of linked list,
Delete element at the starting of linked list,
Delete element at the end of linked list,
Delete element at the middle of linked list,
- #75285linked list a data structure which stores data in the form of nodes.It does not require linear memory as arrays. Each node contains a data part and a pointer part(a pointer to the next data in the list)
link or node is object of a class.there are so many types of linked list 1) single linked list
2)doubly linked list
3)circular linked list.
single linked list:
here links contains pointer to first data and last data in the list.As said earlier a pointer to the next data.
example of a linked list:
class node{// all nodes will be the objects of this class
public int data;
public link next_node;//a pointer to next data
public node(int data){
}//end of constructor
public void showdata(){
System.out.println("data= "+data);
}//end of class node
After defining class for each node we need to define a class for link list. Link list contains a pointer to the first node in the list,Which should be initialized to null in the beginning. All the operations to be performed on the link list is defined as functions in this class. For example insert first,Delete,insert search etc.
class linkedlist{
private node first_node;//pointer to the first node is defined
public linkedlist(){
public void add_DAta(int data1){
//create newnode in the memory and store data
node newnode= new node(data1);
//initially first data is null
//set the current first as the next node of the new node
//set newnode as the first node
}//end of class
Doubly link list:
This allows us to traverse backward and forward through the list . Here this a pointer to previous node i.e the class node in our example will have one more pointer to the previous node.
There is pointer to the last node in the list i.e class linkedlist contains pointer to last node in the list.
Circular linklist:
As the name indicate we can traversethe list i circular fashion that from first node to last node and back to firat node in the same direction. Last node will have a pointer to first node.


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ATLANTIC CITY - Millville native Bobby Fabrizi was upset and angry Saturday night.
The lightweight prospect had just suffered his first loss as a professional fighter after a 2-0 start, enduring a second-round TKO to Jared Gordon, of Astoria, N.Y., during Cage Fury Fighting Championships 19 at Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa.
As he prepared for a mandatory trip to the hospital to get checked out, he was being consoled by his trainers, handlers and a few close friends. One of the first people to hug him in the dressing room behind Borgata's Events Center was Los Angeles Angels outfielder and 2012 American League Rookie of the Year Mike Trout.
"I've known Bobby my whole life," Trout said in the dressing room. "He's a very good buddy of mine."
Trout, 21, and Fabrizi, 23, grew up together in Millville. They played baseball in Millville's Little League and Babe Ruth programs and were teammates at Millville High School.
In the spring of 2008, they helped the Thunderbolts win the Cape-Atlantic League American Conference championship. Trout, who was a junior that year, won the first of his back-to-back Press Player of the Year awards. Fabrizi, a senior, earned a spot on the second team of The Press all-star squad as a utility player.
"We've probably been friends since we were six or seven years old," Fabrizi said.
Fabrizi showed his support for Trout last summer, when he joined former Thunderbolts teammates Efren Fernandez and brothers Jon and Dan McMahon, plus a couple of other buddies, and spent nine days in Los Angeles to see Trout play for the Angels.
Just four years earlier, they were playing on the grass-and-dirt fields in the Cape-Atlantic League. Now they were watching their friend make leaping catches and hit home runs before thousands of fans at Angel Stadium of Anaheim, which features a waterfall behind the fence in left-center field.
"We stayed at his place while were out there and had a lot of fun," Fabrizi said. "It was really cool."
Trout returned the favor by attending Fabrizi's fight on Saturday. Approximately 3,000 fans showed up at Borgata. Like the 50 or so other fans from Millville who were there, Trout came properly dressed for the occasion by donning a black "Team Vendetta, Millville" t-shirt in support of his friend.
"This is my first time (attending an MMA show) and it was pretty neat," Trout said. "It was tough to see Bobby lose, but you can't win them all. He will learn from this and come back strong."


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Karachi: Pakistan's Cricket Board (PCB) conceded on Saturday that after a deadly car bomb blast here, the internal security situation would have to improve to convince Australia to proceed with a planned tour.
"Most of the signs relate to the general environment and we think improvement in the environment is a must to host Australia," senior Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) official Brigadier Munawwar Rana said. "We hope that the situation would get better, but we have no control over it," Rana said, adding he was hopeful the tour could go ahead. Despite Pakistan's optimism over the staging of a One-day series against Australia and New Zealand in September and October, followed by a Test series against Australia, a spate of terrorist attacks seems certain to force the matches to be played elsewhere. New Zealand cut short its tour of Pakistan last month after a suicide bomb blast outside the team's hotel in Karachi left 14 people dead, including 11 Frenchmen. Another deadly blast outside the US Consulate on Friday that left 10 people dead and injured more than 50 could be the final death knell for the series. Australian captain Steve Waugh as well as star bowlers Shane Warne and Glen McGrath have already said they do not want to tour Pakistan. Rana said he was in touch with Australian Cricket Board officials and he hoped the matter would be discussed at the International Cricket Council meeting in London in two weeks. "We have a month and a half to host Australia for the One-day series and we hope things will improve to allow us to host the series," he said. Cricket authorities in Sharjah have also offered to host Pakistan's series with Australia. Pakistan cricket has suffered due to the terrorist strikes. Pakistan was forced to play the West Indies at a neutral venue in Sharjah in February this year, causing the PCB huge financial losses.
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"She's beautiful isn't she Ceta?" "Umm… Yeah I guess if you have a fetish for short hairy looking creatures" Ceta replied in a bored tone, not taking his eyes off of his Galaxis. "But that's what I love about her, she is not like other fadda's on Gluruter" I said also not taking my eyes off of my Galaxis. "I wonder why?" Ceta said in a sarcastic tone. Deciding that it was best not to bug my brother again I kept staring at the holographic image created by my Galaxis. I thought back to when I had found her not a while ago. I was just trying to hack into the prerepublic security system and I accidently downloaded data that only government facilitators were allowed to get. It was called 2610Y Tracker, and I immediately recognized the code because we had a war with planet 2610Y ages ago. It was the closest planet that actually had supported life. I thought it was pretty cool so I tried it out. When it finally opened, I was shown a small, round, blue and green planet. I just twirled the planet around a little bit, There were acid clouds, like our planet, Gluruter. I even saw the place where-during the war- we had ripped a hole in their atmosphere. I zoomed in on it and saw life looking up on it. Wait! Life? With all those diseases that we had sent down there? They couldn't have possibly survived the plague. They are doing something with their mouths; it almost looks like…yes! They are talking! When the war was going on, they only spoke in Latin Roots, which made it very difficult for the soldiers to understand them. Now their language seems a little more established, it sounds like our language. It is our language! I guess they are not a primitive as we thought. Well, if it is in our language then I should see if I can understand anything that they are saying. I focused in on what looked like a couple, looking up at the rip in the atmosphere. "They are so pretty" the fadda said (I could tell because she looked feminine). "Yeah" the yara said, "I've never seen the Northern lights in anything other than a picture". They called the scar that we left in their atmosphere, Northern Lights? It sounded very positive at the time but as I studied these creatures, everything they said sounded positive, except for those few that I had stumbled upon that wore heavy make-up on their faces and wore clothes that had little or no light. Then I decided to close my eyes and zoom at random. I found this home that was small but happy-not unlike anything else that these people seemed- but this had extra happy, I guess you could say extra warmth. There was a mom, a little brother and a fadda all eating around this small and condensed table. They did not eat a lavish meal, unlike most of the other families I had seen. And the fadda (which through studying those certain words that they had changed means girl in their language) was so beautiful; I could tell that she was beautiful on the inside. Her eyes sparkled and she was always smiling, and always making other people smile or laugh. I hope I am not a stalker when I say, whenever I can get my hands on my Galaxis I watch her. See, the data never resets so I never have to find her again. "Hello? Mr. Dreamer Boy?" said my brother, annoyingly, jutting into my daydreaming. "You have a call" "Ok! Be there in a second" I replied. I shut off my Galaxis and went to go see who was calling. "DID YOU HEAR?!?!?!" was all I heard when I put the phone up to my ear. "I think that's the last thing that I will be hearing after that." I said, already knowing that it was my friend Tot. "They just made a software update to the HIGHEST ranked officials!!" he once more screamed in my ear. "And why is this important to me?" I questioned. "Well, the new data plan enables you to CREATE YOUR OWN PLANET!!" Tot couldn't hold it in much longer. "WHAT? HOW DID THEY DO IT? I'VE BEEN WORKING ON THAT TECHNONLOGEY FOR YEARS AND IT HAS NEVER WORKED!" Now I was the one screaming in his ear. "Also they are building a rocket that will travel down to planet 2610Y! I will mitt you the coding for the data so that you can get it on your Galaxis." Tot, hearing my excitement, replied. "ok but before you hang up, did you know that instead of saying mitt, people on 2160Y call it texting!" I kept speaking although he had hung up right when I said did you know.
"As temperatures keep dropping, meteorologists struggle to find what is the cause of this catas-" "Trophe" I finished what the news reporter was going to say before Mom turned the TV off. "Why the sudden change of heart?" I implored, "I thought you had a crush on that news reporter." Mom replied, "I still think he is cute but I'm just tired of hearing bad news. Can't we had good news once in a while?" I thought about it and then I said, "But if we had good news all the time, there would be no bad news or good news. There would just be life." "Sometimes I wonder how this train wreck of a mother gave birth to such smart and philosophical children." I chuckled and then went to wake up Dallas, my eight year-old brother. Knowing that it would take nothing less to wake him up from his slumber, I "gently" and "politely" flicked him in the forehead. "Dallas" I crooned, "It's time to get up, if you sleep any longer you might miss lunch and Mom's making the tuna fish salad that you know you love" He then proceeded to roll over a bit too far, and fall off of his bed. I then went to my room and shut the door. That's pretty much how every morning went. Even with the same news, it's getting me worried that something might actually be up and they aren't just exaggerating things to get better ratings. I wonder what could have caused these -12 temperatures. In 7th grade science we learned what global warming was and how it happened but global warming hasn't been recorded for nearly 200 years. And any chemicals that would be increasing or decreasing would just increase the temperature. I heard the familiar slam of the door which meant her Mom was leaving for work. I had even heard from some of my friends that colleges were being evacuated left and right, because of the severe temperatures. College. That's the one thing that bugs me about being poor. We didn't have enough money for college, and around Mom I act like it's not a big deal, but that is what I have always wanted to do since I was a little girl. And I could never seem to catch a scholarship. Oh well. It seems like that is the least of our problems with the world melting and all of that.
Finally! I got the coding to work. Now I have the software to be able to create and design my own dwarf planet. And the coolest part is that once you finish deigning it, it will give you directions from the place you are standing. And if I ever wanted to go visit Rachel(I heard her brother call her name) on planet 2160Y then I know where the rocket is stored and how to program it. Now I am staring at this blank holographic image of my dwarf planet trying to think of how I should design it. I want to design it after Rachel. I added a sparkling river that sparkled like her eyes. I also added some essentials, air, a farm and the biggest and homiest house that you could have ever seen. "Refa? Refa!" my mom called while knocking on my door repetitively. "Sorry Refa is not here right now, please leave a message at the tone *beeeeeeep*" I replied, almost sarcastically. "Haha Refa very funny" and with that my mother barged into my room as I quickly turned my dwarf planet off and my 2160Y Tracker on. "That" she pointed at the holographic image of Rachel being projected from my Galaxis, "That is exactly what I wanted to talk to you about." After she said those words my stomach sank and I couldn't really comprehend what she was saying or doing (although I was mildly aware that I was nodding my head) until she tried to grab my Galaxis and on instinct I reached for it and for about thirty seconds we in a full-out tug of war until we both lost grip of it and it tumbled to the ground and reset. We both gasped.
I heard the also-familiar slam of the door about three minutes after the first slam which usually meant that she had forgotten her purse. "Dallas are you ready?" She forgot Dallas, typical Mom. She better hurry or he might be late for school. I looked at the time, that's weird its 11:16 Dallas goes to school at 8:00. Wait, its Saturday, what is happening to me? I peeked my head out of my room to see what was going on. "Where are you taking Dallas?" I asked. "Oh we are just going over to the market to get some more overpriced food." Mom replied. "Ah" I chuckled. "Have fun!" I turned back on the TV and watched reruns of my favorite show. I was starting to get worried; they should have been back by now. I grabbed my coat and was about to go to the market when our crappy, out-of-date phone started ringing. I answered it, "Hello?" A monotone voice replied back "Hello, is this Rachel Caldwell?" "Yes, may I ask who is speaking?" "This is Riverwell Hospital, you might want to come down here"
There before us was planet 2160Y. But it wasn't planet 2160Y. Well, it wasn't how I remember it and it couldn't have changed this much in two months! There were 2 gigantic metal beams sticking out both ends of the planet. And all around those beams was just gray. The whole planet looked grayer. I zoomed in on one of the poles and studied it. It had the engraving PRER 2160Y on the side. I remember seeing that PRER before. I racked my brain. Oh my God. Me and my mom both realized what was happening at the same time. We shot each other looks. The Prerepublic were sucking the warmth out of planet 2610Y. They were killing the planet from inside.
Because I was saving up my money for college I didn't buy another car because I thought we wouldn't need it. Now I needed it. I ran 4 miles in -8 degree weather to the hospital. But I didn't notice at all. I was too busy trying not to throw up while think of all the things that could have happened to Mom and Dallas. They could have gotten shot or hit by a car. Anything could have happened. I finally got to the hospital and literally shouted at the secretary because I had so much adrenaline built up. I was transported to Dr.Trester's office where he told me to sit down. "I don't want to sit down just tell me what happened with my family!" I yelled. "Sweetheart we did the best we could do but-" "NOOOO!" I screamed. This can't be happening. Dallas, he was so young. The doctor reached out to hold my hand. "NOOO! YOU CAN'T TOUCH ME. LEAVE ME ALONE. YOU KILLED MY FAMILY! You're joking. This is one of those TV shows. I HATE YOU ALL! KILL ME NOW!" I felt a small pinch in my side like a shot and that's all that I remember.
I woke up in a white room and I heard shuffling feet. Then it all came back to me. Mom Dallas they were really gone. The doctor came in. "Are you ready to talk now?" he asked. I didn't reply. I was still in shock. He told me all about how the road had iced over and my mom went to take a turn and spun out, went over the edge of the hill and just flipped over and over again. The thing that made me cry the most though, is that when the medics found them, they were holding hands. I silently drove back to my house in the family car, it still smelled like my Mom's cheap perfume which before had made me want to puke, but now it made me want to cry. I drifted down the hallway to my Mom's room and fell asleep.
I looked at Rachel one last time before I saw her in person. She was sleeping and she looked as if she had been crying. That's a first. My mom knew what I was going to do, "You know, once you steal that rocket, you can't come back here." My mom told me in a matter-of-fact voice. Yeah, I knew that I wasn't going to be able to return. That's why I had a whole plan mapped out. The rocket was being stored in warehouse #32, I would need my brother (the athletic one) and Tot (the hacker) to sneak in. They were already all on board and I was supposed to meet them behind the warehouse. I was already on my way. We would need my brother to knockout any guards that might be there and Tot to hack the password for the warehouse (I did a different type of hacking). Then I would hop in the rocket and say Bon Voyage to my past life! Tot and my brother, Ceta, were finally coming into view. My brother went first sneaking along the side and then around the corner, punching and kicking like a maniac until it looked like he had knocked out all the guards. Turns out there were no guards. Then Tot went to try to figure out the really intricate code with rocks and pieces of trash in some specific order. Turns out there was no pass code. Ceta just had to lift the garage door. I found the door and hopped in the rocket. Then I put in the coordinates of her house and had Tot open the top of the warehouse. Then I was off, floating in space, it would take approximately 15 minutes to get to planet 2160Y.
I figured there was no reason to live anymore. My whole family was already dead and the only people who would miss me would be my friends who I haven't seen in 3 years. I think that they would live. There was a small river in the back of our house. Our Mom had always warned us not to go near it. The current was too strong, it would just sweep you right away. But ever since the temperatures had started dropping (probably 2 months ago) it had become extra dangerous because it was freezing and strong. I hopped over the fence that Mom had built in fear when I was 3 and looked down over the water. It was a 3 foot drop before you hit anything, rocks or water. I stepped up close to the edge and leaned over, squinting my eyes because I didn't want the river to be the last thing I saw. "What are you doing?"
I landed the somewhat silent rocket in her back yard and as I got out I saw her, still as beautiful but so unhappy. I had the sudden urge to make her feel better, to console her. Then I realized what she was doing. I blurted out "What are you doing?" Not the way that I wanted my first words to her to be. She whirled around, screamed and then stared at me. "Come here" I lulled, "I won't hurt you, you just have to trust me"
He wanted me to trust him. How could I? He was blue and 8 feet tall. But then, he had a feeling, a feeling about him that I just knew I could trust. I started subconsciously walking toward him. He held his hand out and I took it. He told me to get on his spaceship I did . There he told me everything. How the world was slowly being freezed to death by his government (That explains a lot) and he told me about how he had accidentally found me and instantly fell in love with me. And when I think about it, when I grabbed his hand there was a rush so powerful that I knew it could only be one thing, love. He told me about the planet he had created for me and how we were going to live there. When we got to the planet I felt 2 things that I hadn't felt in a really long time, safe and luck. I still mourned for my family, but over time I came to trust this tall, blue-skinned alien who calls himself Refa. And over time I think he began to trust me.
Slowly and one by one the people on planet 2160Y (or Earth as you now may know) died off. Rachel and Refa started a life together, they had kids and grandchildren and s they were slowly growing old and dying, their children had grandchildren. Rachel never stopped mourning for her mom and brother but she was never unhappy. Refa got mitts or, as he liked to call it now, texts from his brother and best friend, Tot, about his mother and their life back home. But Refa never missed them because he was happy here.
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ORGANISED criminals will be booted out of the tattoo business, starting today.
All tattoo shop owners and their staff now must apply for a three-year licence from NSW Police and Fair Trading.
Police Minister Michael Gallacher said anyone with criminal associations would be denied a licence, and would be fined if they continued to operate.
"It is about cleaning up that industry. It is about recognising that for far too long the tattoo industry has been a feeding ground, a rich ground for outlaw motorcycle gangs," he said.
Licences will cost $700 for tattooists, and more than $2000 for operators of a tattoo parlour.
After October 1, every corporation operating a tattoo parlour without a licence will be fined $11,000 a day. Individual owners face fines of $5500 a day, and tattoo artists will receive a one-off fine of $5000.
All workers in tattoo shops will be fingerprinted and their associations scrutinised by NSW Police.
Acting Police Commissioner Nick Kaldas said a third of the estimated 300 tattoo parlours in NSW were "influenced or directly controlled" by motorcycle gangs.
A common problem for police was parlours were commonly operated by "cleanskins"' - with no known criminal record - but behind the scenes they were run by members of, or associates of, outlaw motorcycle gangs.
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(Dec. 17, 2008) Indonesia's Corruption Court was established under a law promulgated in 2002; that law was ruled unconstitutional by the Constitutional Court in 2006. Since December 2006, work has been underway on a new bill for the Corruption Court. (House Vows to Uphold Graft Courts, THE JAKARTA POST, Nov. 26, 2008, available at http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2008/11/26/house-vows-uphold-graft-courts.html.)
Deliberations on the new law have run into difficulties, with lawmakers working to reach agreement on various aspects of the legislation. The Constitutional Court has stated that the new law must be completed by December 19, 2009; if it is not enacted by that date, corruption cases currently before the special court would be dismissed. Trials would then have to be transferred to district courts. (Corruption Court Bill Deliberation Hits Snag, THE JAKARTA POST, Dec. 15, 2008, available at http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2008/12/15/corruption-court-bill-deliberation-
The disagreements between lawmakers are over the terms of the bill, with many different ideas having been proposed. Gayus Lumbuun, a legislator from the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle, has said that the negotiations are not very advanced. "We are still discussing the bill and various problems that have arisen, with legal experts and the Corruption Eradication Commission. The actual conditions and specifics of the draft law have hardly even been discussed yet." (Dec. 14, 2008, statement, quoted in id.)
Lumbuun has suggested that since the deadline is only a year away, it might be preferable to have some technical issues handled in government decrees, rather in than in the law itself. "Certain articles, such as those involving the selection judges [sic], pre-trials and the proposed integration of the Corruption Court with district courts, can be regulated by governmental decrees. This would allow us to simplify the law and catch up on the deadline." (Id.)
Others have also raised concerns about whether the legislation can be completed by the deadline, especially given that legislative elections are scheduled for April 2009. Indonesia Corruption Watch coordinator Emerson Yuntho has said, "[i]f lawmakers cannot pass the law by the end of this year, the chances of action being taken next year, with the distractions and tight schedules of the election campaign, is [sic] even less likely." He advocates including all the technical issues in the bill, which could be worked on by a small special legislative committee. (Id.)


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I agree w/ a pp that YMMV. It is my *hope* that we'll heal many/most of our sensitivities through this way of eating, along w/ supplementing key nutrients and probiotcs... But I can't know what the future holds for us--we'll see what happens! It really has worked for some folks, and that's part of what keeps me trying! (I'd love ds to be able to eat almonds, strawberries and oranges w/out getting a rash at some point, among other things...)


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Former Spur Udrih leads Kings over defending championsNov 27, 2007 - 8:36 AM By Tom Galland PA SportsTicker Contributing Writer
SACRAMENTO, California (Ticker) -- Beno Udrih had plenty of motivation against his old team. As a result, he delivered his finest performance since joining the Sacramento Kings.
Udrih scored a career-high 27 points to lead six players in double figures as the Kings surprised the defending NBA champion San Antonio Spurs, 112-99, at Arco Arena on Monday night.
Brad Miller had 17 points and 10 rebounds for Sacramento, which bounced back from a 96-80 loss at San Antonio on November 2.
Kings coach Reggie Theus raved about his team's performance.
"I thought it could have been our best 48 minutes of the season so far," Theus said. "An absolute total win. We had a lot of guys do a lot of nice things. Everybody just came in and did what they're supposed to do from top to bottom."
It also was a rare win against the Spurs for the Kings, who had dropped their last five regular-season meetings with San Antonio and seven overall - including the final two games of the Western Conference first round in 2005-06 season.
Ironically, Sacramento broke through thanks to Udrih, who was a little-used reserve on two of San Antonio's championship teams in three seasons with the team. He shot 8-of-12 from the field, including 2-of-2 from the arc, on Monday.
"I don't like to talk about my game," Udrih said. "I know how I had a good game, but team effort is more important. We had (six) players score double-digits. Team basketball won that game, for sure. It was special, but I can't take it just for myself."
"Before the game I told Beno he has to let the game come to him," Theus said. "Be aggressive and just remember that it's not personal. If you let the game come to you, you'll have a good night. And he did."
First-round pick Spencer Hawes scored seven second-quarter points on 3-of-4 shooting to push the Kings in front. Francisco Garcia's 15-foot jumper gave the Kings a nine-point advantage with less than a minute remaining in the half.
But the Spurs scored the last five points as Sacramento settled for a 52-48 lead at the break.
The first half showing was a vast improvement from Sacramento's franchise-low 23-point debacle in San Antonio on November 2.
San Antonio rallied with a 13-2 burst bridging the second and third quarters to take a 56-54 lead. But Udrih answered with a 3-pointer and Kevin Martin followed with three consecutive baskets to ignite a 14-0 run by Sacramento.
The lead ballooned to 18 after Udrih nailed another shot from the arc and Martin scored on a driving layup to push the Kings ahead 82-64.
"Beno did a great job," Spurs guard Manu Ginobili said. "He hit big shots and made good decisions. We were not ready to play today. We kind of let this game go."
Spurs reserve guard Darius Washington hit a long 3-pointer as time expired, closing the gap to 86-73 heading to the fourth.
The Spurs, playing their fifth game in seven nights, closed the deficit to eight midway through the fourth. Michael Finley hit consecutive 3-pointers to make it 97-89 with 5:42 remaining.
But Ron Artest hit a 15-foot baseline jumper as the shot clock expired to push the Kings' lead to 99-89.
"We tried to put it together, but just couldn't find the energy to get it done," Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said. "We ran out of juice and couldn't get over the hump."
"We knew they were going to try to make that one run, and they did," said Kings forward Mikki Moore, who scored 17 points on 8-of-9 shooting in his best performance since coming to Sacramento. "But Beno came out and controlled the tempo of the game, and we went right back to what was working. Coach called some good plays and the veterans on the squad knew how to step up."
Duncan had 15 points and five rebounds for San Antonio.
"They had a great team effort," Duncan said. "They moved the ball really well and played good defense. Beno did well and was the head of that effort."
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President Obama wants to inject new life into the economy with a "grand bargain" that will package Republican and Democrat desires into one omnibus bill. Obama made his first big move in selling this package to America and the Congresspeople who represent it at a distribution center for Amazon.com in Chatanooga, Tennessee. What's in the grand bargain, why do it this way and what will happen in Congress? Here's what you need to know:
1. The basic deal is a cut in the corporate tax rate plus an economic stimulus package
Billed as a "grand bargain for the middle class," Obama wants to make life easier for corporations, while simultaneously providing a boost in spending in areas that include infrastructure improvements and manufacturing. The tax cuts have already been floated: a reduction in the corporate tax rate from 35% to 28%, and down to 25% for manufacturers. The idea is to get a new spending initiative through Congress by offering Republicans something from their wishlist: reduced taxes.
2. Both ends of the deal are being promoted as good for jobs
The selection of the Amazon distribution center, opened in 2011 and one of the company's biggest, is chosen to highlight what corporations can do when given more capital to work with. It both sells the idea and provides cover for Republicans who want to support that end of the proposal. Stimulus spending, though it doesn't always get credit for it, does boost the economy by providing jobs, which provide income, which gets moved around the economy some more.
3. Republicans are already complaining about this deal
The focus of Republican ire has been not the stimulus spending, but the tax cuts. The problem, according to Speaker of the House John Boehner is that the corporate tax cuts are not bundled with an individual tax cut. This seemingly populist move would actually benefit the rich: the argument being made in favor of cutting both corporate and individual taxes is that some small businesses file as individuals. To also provide these businesses with a tax cut, Obama would likely have to give the Bush tax cuts back to the richest Americans.
4. The main areas of investment in the grand bargain: manufacturing, infrastructure and renewable energy
Manufacturing and construction still form much of the backbone of the middle class in America, and many people still struggling from the 2008 recession are in those sectors. Boosting those industries will help get the middle class back on its feet in a relatively expedient way. Renewable energy is on the cusp of being the next big industry in America. The cost per watt still needs to come down a little, but solar is getting close to being cost-competitive with coal. Also, we need a course correction to not suck the planet dry of the resources it needs to sustain 7 billion people (and counting).
5. This deal will need a lobbying push from big business to get through
Democrats will be happy to get behind this grand bargain as laid out by Obama. Both Obama and Democratic Senators and Representatives see the need for more infrastructure spending, and the only way they can get that through Congress is with a sweetener, such as a corporate tax cut (something most Democrats are fine with). Republicans, however, don't want to give Obama any big victories before the 2014 election (or the 2016 election for that matter). They also don't want to be seen as making deals with Obama, which would be fodder for primary challengers, such as Liz Cheney in Wyoming. The only way Republicans will be motivated to work on this deal will be if their big business supporters make it clear that they want that tax cut.


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There is another 13 minute unaired episode:
I guess it also got chopped because they need two to fill the 1/2 hour slot.
|2003-12-05, 04:16
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Which one is the one where Chidori jumps off of the roof to get a sammich from the caf? I know it's in the manga, and I know I saw an animated version in a music video.
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Okay, I'm going to clarify the unaired episode issue once and for all:
What was shown on the TV:
1st episode:
A Part: "Minami kara kita otoko" - the episode where Sousuke gets a love letter
B Part: "Kara mawari no Lunchtime" - the episode where Sousuke forget's Chidori's notebook
What's on the Vol. 1 of the DVD released on Nov. 27th:
1st episode:
A Part: "Minami kara kita otoko" - the episode where Sousuke gets a love letter
B Part: "Dakyoumuyou no Hostage" - the unaired 1/2 part episode where Chidori gets kidnapped by the bullies in the A Part
2nd episode:
A Part: "Surechigai no Hostility" - the unaired 1/2 part episode where Sousuke and Chidori sets up a bread shop, while the PE instructor tries to act revenge against Sousuke by (again, not suitable for TV broadcast) means.
B Part: "Kara mawari no Lunchtime" - the episode where Sousuke forget's Chidori's notebook
So putting this straight, what was unaired was originally supposed to be the B Part for Ep. 1 and A Part for Ep. 2. When the episodes were aired on the TV, the A Part from Ep.1 and B part from Ep. 2 were put together as the TV broadcast of Episode 1.
I hope this had clarified the confusion.
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Oooh, thats the the 4th chapter in the manga, I love that chapter.
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Man, haven't watched it yet, but after reading kj1980's post about the incident, it just sickens me. I'd probably try to kill the kid too if I was the parent. If I only got an apology I'd feel like I was ****** up too.
Both parents and child should be held responible for their actions.
Thanks for the information though.
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i pointed this out to an op at akingdom and told him that the raw for the bread shop ep was already out, so they'll release it whenever they sub it, you wont have to wait that long its only a 1/2 ep that needs 9 mins of subbing
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Thank you very much vio. Anime Kingdom has the raw and we're working on subbing it right now. No ETA at the moment but we'll release it when we're done.
Thanks to everyone who downloaded our Special 1 episode.. Almost 15,000 as of typing this! Even our Gundam Seed subs never reached that high.
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Location: Toronto
but I think I've had enough fanservice in FMPF...
somehow I don't think the next one's going to be too funny..
but probably it's just me...
(waiting for the unaired episode sort of put a dampener on my FMP interest...)
oh well... one more and FMPF's done.
Now I'll hope for a new season. =D
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So we start off with Nanao and Shunsui watching Lille scatter
senbonzakura. Nanao's legs give out, but Shunsui catches her because d'aww before proceeding to collapse himself. Figured that he couldn't hold out with those ridiculous injuries forever. Down in the Seireitei of all places, Lille's shards pierce through the Shakonmaku and hit the ground, where Lille himself emerges...as a lawn ornament. Seriously, that's a legit flamingo right there. It turns out that even though it didn't kill him, Nanao's attack destroyed his halo, or Heiliginschein, and this really cheeses Lille off, to the point where he starts destroying everything in sight in a rage while proclaiming that he'll destroy the Seireitei as revenge against Shunsui. Overreaction much? Oh, and he couldn't do this without the aid of his...clones, which I guess came from the other shards. However, all this is interrupted by Lille's head being cut in half by...IZURU GOSHDARN KIRA, who is alive and has those threads in his torso like the good book said. After claiming to be a dead man, Izuru cuts down some of the clones before challenging the rest. Hot diggity.
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Solid chapter this week. I was kinda expecting Lille to survive, but there was no way in hell that I thought Izuru would show up to take him on - that panel of him with the moon showing through his chest hole is indescribably badass. Good thing Lille lost his invulnerability, though. Oh, and I suppose we're going to Gerard, aka best grill, now. That last line of his seems to hint that The Miracle makes the impossible possible, or something along those lines, but we'll have to wait and see.
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FILM; Danny DeVito Paints an American Gothic
By KENNETH TURAN; Kenneth Turan is the film critic for Gentleman's Quarterly.
Published: July 23, 1989
LOS ANGELES— Michael Douglas is a mess. His face is sweaty and unshaven, his greasy hair unkempt, and his expensive shirt looks as if Smokey the Bear used it as a pajama top. In his hand is a menacing automobile crank and on his face a look of the purest malevolence. ''Divorce,'' he says evenly, ''is a bitch.''
Danny DeVito, by contrast, is cheerful and ebullient. ''The romantic stuff is over, we're into the good stuff now,'' he says, his merriment irrepressible. ''The house is boarded up, he's looking for her but can't find her. We're into the fighting now.''
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''Roses,'' due out at Christmas, tells the cautionary tale, narrated by a divorce lawyer, Gavin Damato (Mr. DeVito), of Oliver and Barbara Rose, a Washington power couple who, after a blissful courtship and 17 years of marriage, find themselves involved in an increasingly furious divorce.
But instead of one of them moving out of their large, comfortable house, so spacious it was spread over two sound stages on the 20th Century-Fox lot where the film has just finished shooting, the Roses dig in their heels and engage in tit-for-tat on an apocalyptic scale, sabotaging each other's lives and wrecking their most precious possessions, not to mention their health, in the process.
''It's a dangerous kind of comedy,'' says Ms. Turner, echoing a common on-set theme. ''You laugh involuntarily; then you're shocked that you laughed, but you would do it again. The situations are truly funny, but it's kind of shocking that they are.''
''I remember wanting very much to start a picture as a traditional romantic comedy and have it turn and turn and turn,'' says James L. Brooks, the director of ''Terms of Endearment'' and ''Broadcast News,'' who is producing ''Roses'' (along with Arnon Milchan, who optioned the Warren Adler novel it is based on) under his Gracie Films banner. ''I liked the idea of silly bliss turning into horror, into something genuinely frightening and genuinely funny. This is a real horror film, because we all know people who have lived it.''
Mr. Brooks, one of the creators of ''Taxi,'' ended up entrusting the project to a pair of the TV series' alumni: he gave the book to the writer Michael Leeson, and, though his successful debut as a film director with ''Throw Momma From the Train'' was still in the future, offered the script to Mr. DeVito, who had not only starred in ''Taxi'' but also directed several episodes. ''There has never been a question about Danny as a feature director,'' Mr. Brooks says. ''We always used the same set on 'Taxi,' and it had been running for four years, but when Danny directed the show, he somehow found new camera angles.''
In fact, the only thing Mr. DeVito apparently doesn't like about directing this film is the hassle of having to star in it as well. ''Sometimes it can be a little bit nerve-wracking to sit in the makeup chair,'' he says, casual in white pants and blue, open-necked shirt. ''I don't want to be there, I want to be on the set with the boys and girls. So I put the costume half on and run out there to set the shot up. What I'd like is to find a film where I could dress like this. Maybe I should do 'Day for Night.' I wonder if Truffaut sat in the makeup chair.''
To see Mr. DeVito on the set is to see someone who, says Mr. Brooks, ''does something that always in some way used to bother me: he makes work fun.''
Mr. DeVito ''has this great big warm radiation around him,'' says Marianne Sagebrecht, last seen on screen in Percy Adlon's ''Baghdad Cafe,'' who co-stars at the director's suggestion as the Roses' maid. ''He is a big hug.'' Hug or not, Mr. DeVito is uncompromising when it comes to seeing his directorial vision through to the end. ''He's tough, he's demanding, I tell him he's a lot like Francis,'' says the co-executive producer Doug Claybourne, who worked for Francis Coppola for nearly a decade. ''He's interested in doing something unique with the camera. There is a very sophisticated piece of equipment called a Louma crane. I'd never used it in 10 years; Danny uses it three or four times a week.''
Sitting in his chair, with a Dirty Harry photo and the words, ''Go Ahead, Make One More Change'' pasted on the back, Mr. DeVito taps his cigar into the elaborate Rose family silver candy dish a crew member has thoughtfully Velcroed to the video monitor. ''If it's not right now, it's never going to be right,'' he says, ''and it's going to be with you for the rest of your life. It's like writing: someone will come up to you and say, 'Ain't you the guy who wrote that story 10 years ago?' ''
The shot Mr. DeVito is patiently waiting to be set up has a bedraggled Oliver Rose headed through the ceiling into the attic, in search of his former beloved. Mr. Douglas looks every bit as weary as the fact that he only had five days' rest - between ''War of the Roses'' and his previous film, ''Black Rain'' - would indicate. He tells the director he wants to go right into the scene. ''He doesn't want to rehearse it!'' Mr. DeVito responds gleefully to no one in particular, ''He wants to shoot! Rehearsal is for wimps. This is a macho man.''


text: As a component of the public programming in conjunction with the group exhibition "In Uniform" there will be a public talk and hand papermaking workshop on February 11-12th, 2016. "The clothes we wear prepare us for the circumstances we encounter, identify our roles and position in life, and bear witness to the things we have seen and done. Recognizing the significant weight that clothing can carry, the artists in this exhibition all utilize military uniforms in their artmaking process to tell the stories of American military veterans and explore the experience of war individually, collectively and environmentally." -Mariposa County Arts Council