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There have been cases where Jahovah Witness parents have had their wishes overuled in relation to life saving transfusions. Now assuming the parents arent play acting to keep their church happy in the full knowledge they will be overruled, should the state respect their wishes? even though it is clearily a religion/cult with "dangerous" practices although I couldnt describe them as criminal.
My view is that they should be allowed this choice as the price of intervening would be greater for the rest of society as it implies the need for a large state that regulates everything.
This wouldn't be an issue if hospitals were fully private; the hospital would be fully within its rights to stipulate in a treatment contract that the parents would be unable to stop treatment due to their own religious beliefs. So long as it was clearly stated in the contract I see no problem with such a clause.
hadnt thought of that, however would a private hospital have the power to detain a child against the wishes of a parent? Assuming JWs wouldnt have the critical mass for a hospital based on their own "ethics" I can understand that professionals wouldnt want to have their hands tied in such a way.
In such a situation could it still revert to being a court issue?
If it was included as a provision of the contract, then yes. But I find it hard to believe that it would come to that in the vast majority of cases. As soon as the hospital realized that the parents were JWs they'd probably tell them to go somewhere different. Or maybe tell them some sort of boilerplate message such as: "This hospital reserves the right to treat the patient to the fullest extent of its abilities, and will not, under any circumstances, take the opinion of a patient's guardians' and/or parents' philosophical or religious reservations into account. Furthermore the hospital reserves the right to take temporary custody of said patient should the parent/guardian's actions danger the welfare of the child."
endanger, not 'danger'
So under private property circumstances the hospital owner will clearly have a stated policy and as long as there are options the partents can choose to sign a contract with the hospital or go somewhere else.
Surely there would be a private hospital somewhere that has a contract that says under no circumstances will we administer blood transfusions and we will be indemnified by a mechanism of sorts.
Now the question becomes does the "JW religious hospital" have the equal right to refuse a bloodtransfusion to a child in their hospital too? What if they believe they are endangering the child's soul by giving blood? Can they overrule the parents on their own private property? What if they are the only hospital available in that town?
Extended family, not the State.
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The child is not the property of the parent's their wishes are not paramount. Doctors should be free to treat the children of JW's without fear of legal, criminal or financial repercussions.
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Now the question becomes does the "JW religious hospital" have the equal right to refuse a bloodtransfusion to a child in their hospital too?
Yes of course. An organization can practice medicine however they see fit as long as they are not engaged in fradulent activities.
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Your link did not seem to be on point, nor do I feel citing yourself on an internet forum to be a particularly compelling, for whatever it is you are trying to prove.
Nor have you indicated which premise you think is false. Do you think children belong to their parents? Or that doctors cannot treat children against their parents wishes?
Children are not the property of their parents. Nor should any stranger - however well educated - be allowed to induce medical procedures on a child, whether surgery, drugging, enema, stomach pumping, etc.
As for linking to the other thread, there is a lot of really great discussion in that thread and I would invite you to simply read the whole thread - I linked to my post because that is the beginning of my contributions to the thread, but please do scroll up and start from the top.
What is dangerous about JW practices?
Frankly the Christian Scientists would have been a better group for this example, but JW's don't accept blood transfusions.
"Children are not the property of their parents."
That's true, but it's also what I said.
"Nor should any stranger - however well educated - be allowed to induce medical procedures on a child, whether surgery, drugging, enema, stomach pumping, etc."
Surely you cannot mean this - perhaps you mean, without the parents consent? Or only doctors the child knows well are allowed to treat them? Must they first be invited over for tea?
By "induce", I naturally mean over the parent's objections. Parents may compel medical treatment on their children, that is, they may authorize a doctor to compel the child to receive medical treatment. For the doctor to go ahead against parental objections would almost certainly be a tort under free market law.
depends on the cost
. For the doctor to go ahead against parental objections would almost certainly be a tort under free market law.
So, kid has some illness, parents are crazy and don't want the doctors to treat the illness, you think the doctors shouldn't be able to treat the kid? What if the kid wants the treatement? The kid doesn't belong to the parents. They're not allowed to harm the kid - they're not allowed to prevent other people from healing the kid either.
So, kid has some illness, parents are crazy and don't want the doctors to treat the illness, you think the doctors shouldn't be able to treat the kid?
That's all a matter of perspective - why are the parents saying no?? After all, this is their flesh and blood. We have every reason to presume that they are inclined towards saving their child's life and preserving its health. There are those horrific people out there - thankfully tiny in number - who either don't care about their children or even harm them. In this case, then neither the doctor nor the State are the appropriate individuals to intervene, the appropriate persons to intervene are the extended family.
What if the kid wants the treatement?
Kids can't want or not want treatments... what they want is the approval and care of their parents and other caretakers.
The kid doesn't belong to the parents. They're not allowed to harm the kid - they're not allowed to prevent other people from healing the kid either.
They are allowed to do precisely that - they are allowed to prohibit anyone from providing any sort of care they do not want the child to receive. That's precisely what guardianship rights are. You would be familiar with this concept if you had read the thread I linked above where this topic is discussed at length.
Frankly, if you're a parent and have a certain set of beliefs regarding medical treatment you should make the effort to find out which hospitals in your area provide medical care in accordance to your belief. There are hospitals, for example, which perform surgical operations which don't require blood-transfusions.
The answer is in the parents' life insurance policy. You have to read the fine print.
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Thirty Years of Funk: 1969-1999
Original Release Date: June 29, 1999
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1. Getting into the Sun [#]
2. Can't Be Too Long (Faucet) [#]
3. Got This Thing on the Move [#]
4. Time Machine
5. High on a Horse
6. Mr. Limousine Driver
7. Sin's a Good Man's Brother
8. Aimless Lady
9. Mean Mistreater
10. I'm Your Captain/Closer to Home
11. Are You Ready [Live]
12. Paranoid [Live]
13. Inside Looking Out [Live][#]
14. Feelin' Alright
15. Gimme Shelter
16. I Can Feel Him in the Morning
17. I Can't Get Along With Society [#]
18. Upsetter
19. Loneliness
20. Trying to Get Away
21. Walk Like a Man (You Can Call Me Your Man)
22. Creepin'
23. We're an American Band
24. Hooray [#]
25. The End [#]
26. To Get Back In
27. Destitute and Losin' [#]
28. Shinin' On
29. The Loco-Motion
30. Some Kind of Wonderful
31. Bad Time
32. Footstompin' Music [Live]
33. Rock & Roll Soul [Live]
34. Heartbreaker [Live]
35. Take Me
36. Sally
37. Love in Dyin'
38. Can You Do It
39. Pass It Around
40. Crossfire
41. Queen Bee
42. We Gotta Get Out of This Place [Live]
43. Pay Attention to Be [#]
44. All I Do [#]
45. In the Long Run [#]
Grand Funk Railroad: Producer
Mark Farner: Guitar, Harmonica, Percussion, Keyboards, Vocals
Jimmy Hall: Harmonica
Dennis Bellinger: Guitar (Bass), Vocals
Jim Bessman: Liner Notes
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Craig Frost: Keyboards, Vocals
Evren G�knar: Mastering
Lynn Goldsmith: Photography
Donna Hall: Vocals (Background)
John Hendrickson: Mixing
Terry Knight: Producer
Ron Nevison: Engineer, Mixing
Cheryl Pawelski: Supervising Producer
Mel Schacher: Guitar (Bass)
Jim Shea: Photography
John Rhys: Producer
Norman Seeff: Photography
Neal Preston: Photography
Sam Emerson: Photography
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I play the Grizz again, so far the series is 1-1.
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Scores are up! 28-27! Went 4-2... dropped a game to the Heat and the Nets... those are gunna come back and bite me in the ***.... Beat the Warriors though.
Lost to the Grizz Suns and Trailblazers (Who always play me well). Unacceptable.
I get so excited with a 5-2 sim, only to follow it up with a 2-5 sim. Balancing itself out.
My team went 4-3 and we beat the Grizz by 36 points, the Lakers and the Wizards. Sam freakin' Clancy is outplaying Martin off the bench some games! lol Who said second rounders didn't mean squat? Hopefully I find a way to actually get my team to win more sims though in the final stretch. They're doing great compared to previous seasons.
"I want ONLY 9 eyebrows in the starting lineup for the Hornets next year." I typed this before the draft lottery
Okay, now that the sim is out of the way, I can focus on work for the rest of the day LOL
I wish my team hemorrhaged points like Shaq/Lakers/Griz/Blazers do... outside of Vlade Divac's rebounding points, my point dividends are anemic at best.
I feel the same way, Stro and Chandler did it for me for awhile, but not consistently enough to give me anything.
fun fact. Hornets are league's highest scoring team.
Then again I was averging 85 ppg before the trade and I'm at 99.8 now.
My team is too inconsistent defensively and my 3-point shooters are letting me down. Manu, Wally Z and Voshon are shooting in the low 30s.
looking back at my PPG after this sim against my PPG prior to switching to my balanced/fast strategy... I went from 88.9 PPG >>> 92.3 PPG
oPPG from then to now went from... 96.3 >>> 93.5
Just need to start shooting more efficiently (I'm talking to you Arenas lol)
Wait you were scoring 88.9 and giving up 96.3?!? You were -7 and in the playoff race LOL.
I hate the Blazers, also Zo only played 15 min against you, but scored 16. Weirdest game of the season, no one scored 20, 7 guys in double figures, nuts.
No offense but what the actual **** lol Grizz average 103 yet in our two games, to 81 and 80. I do not look forward to playing the Blazers
Not lately, since before the break, I've only gotten like 2 points a sim, its killing me.
Also Timmy D is back in the Player of the Month awards. and Yao won a player of the week... interesting
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Hi therussequilibrium! You didn't waste my time. I enjoyed looking up and reading about the Riemann Zeta function.Quite interesting (and mostly over my head). Gauss at age 15 came up with the n/ln(n) formula!He was quite the genius, eh?Have a blessed day!
I guess it just comes down to that the right side of the equation has to equal one before you can do this? I guess that's it...
Nevermind lol, I have solved my ignorance on my own.example:(5)(5)(5)x=1x=(1/5)*(1/5)*(1/5)Man I'm retarded, sorry to waste anyone's time.
Okay, I'm confused on something that's probably rather basic but it's really annoying me so a little help would be appreciated.I'm reading a book and it's going over how the Golden Key was arrived at by basically using the Sieve of Eratosthenes on the Riemann Zeta Function.And it gets to this pointζ(s)=1+1/2s+1/3s+1/4s+....Then you multiply both sides by the fist expression and subtract the new expression by the first expression and you end up hypothetically with something like:...(1-1/7s)(1-1/5s)(1-1/3s)(1-1/2s)ζ(s)=1Well heres the part that just isnt computing to me, its saying that the next step that was taken was dividing the left side by the right side, fair enough if it ended up being ζ(s)=1/(the entire term that was on the left).Instead, it says that after dividing the left side by the right side we end up with:ζ(s)=[(1)/1-1/2s))*((1)/(1-1/3s)]...This makes absolutely no sense to me, and I tried working it out myself by doing this:(1/2)(1/2)(1/2) = a; where a obviously is equal to 1/8and if you divide how it shows to divide, you end up with:1= (.125/.5)x(.125/.5)x(.125/.5)And this obviously isnt right, so could someone please explain how this was arrived at correctly?


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It's quite possible that during the course of a meet, Cabell Midland boys and girls cross country coach Chris Parsons logs more miles than his kids as he runs all over the course barking instructions and encouragement at his runners.
While Parsons got around the acreage at Meadowood Park in Tornado pretty quickly on Thursday, so did both of Midland's teams.
The Knights' boys team dominated the field en route to the Class AAA Region 4 championship while the girls finished second behind Hurricane, also notching a berth into the state meet scheduled for Oct. 27 at Cabell Midland High School.
The top three teams in each of the boys and girls competitions made the state meet field as well as the top 10 individuals not on a qualifying team.
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The senior's accolades list is as long as it is impressive spanning the course of his prep career, but for now he is focused on winning a team championship and earning a little redemption from last year.
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NBA commissioner David Stern announced Thursday that the Board of Governors voted unanimously to approve the Charlotte Bobcats' petition to change its name to the "Hornets" for the 2014-15 season.
"I'm pleased to announce that the Board of Governors has unanimously approved the Charlotte Bobcats' application to change their name to the Charlotte Hornets effective following the 2013-14 season," Stern said. "I can't hear you cheering, but I know you are. The Hornets, of course, was the original franchise in Charlotte and I know there are so many in the region excited for the return to that name."
Bobcats owner Michael Jordan first announced his organization's intentions to pursue the Hornets name back in May.
"Let's bring the buzz back," Jordan said at the May press conference, noting that "overwhelming" fan support for the switch influenced the organization's decision.
The franchise also launched BackBuzzCity.com to celebrate the re-branding and manage interest from fans interested in season tickets.
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"We're thrilled to bring back the Hornets to Charlotte and the Carolinas," Jordan said. "The passion and enthusiasm around this name change by fans in this market has been unmatched. They overwhelmingly told us what they wanted, we listened and we couldn't be happier with the Board of Governors' approval of the name change. With the young team we are developing on the court, the direction of our business and the return of the Hornets name, we are extremely excited about our future. The buzz is back!"
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ZD c n J Volume 12 Number S The Official Student Newspaper of Utah Technical College at Provo'Orem, P.O. Box 1609, Proo, Utah 84603 Wednesday, October 17, 1984 L . , , y amidODdOa'SeG ti . AdldJcess By Kathleen L. Plothow Two Political Forums are scheduled for the following two weeks. This Thursday's Forum will feature democratic gubernatorial candidate Wayne Owens. The Owens Forum was originally scheduled for 10:00 am, but has been changed to 10:30 am. The Political Forum will be held in the new Student Center Ballroom. The following week, October 25, Republican Norm Bangerter will be speaking in the same room at 10:00 am. The political meeting will give students, faculty, and the general public an opportunity to become more aware of the candidates and their views on Utah issues. The Forums are sponsored by the UTC DECA Club. "This is to provide a service to students and faculty, to better inform them of current political issues.", said Club President Lynn Rasmussen. Mr. Owens will be speaking to the group and he will then entertain questions from the audience. Owens has been a long-time participant in Utah's political system, former Congressman Wayne Owens announced his Democratic candidacy for governor on March 12, 1984. In his address, Owens stated that, "We meet not at a moment of state-wide crisis but at a time of orderly change and transition, on an occasion die- Auditions Auditions for a touring childrens theatre production, Santa's Christmas Nap will be held Oct. 23,24 at 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. in 506 Trades. The play will be presented in December in various Elementary schools in the area and at two special performances in the U.T.C. Ballroom. A cast of 5 men and 5 women is needed for the productions which will rehearse through Oct and November in the late after noon hours. Kim I. Brewster, new theatre director at U.T.C. indicates that no previous experience is necessary and that the play is open to all students, other members of the community. By Wayne Baum Political Editor Four hundred and fifty UTC students took advantage of an opportunity to register to vote. Three hundred and fifty students were registered Monday and Tuesday at stations maintained by members of the League of Women Voters. One hundred were registered Thursday at stations maintained by members of Utah County's democratic party. October 16th was the last day for voters to register at Utah County's offices. There will be a neighborhood voter registration October 30 and 31st. A list of these precincts and agents will be printed in the Tradewinds October 26th. Students should be advised that they must be in conformance with laws of their resident state. Violations could have an effect on scholarships and or grants. V 1 Republican Candidate Norm Bangerter tated by the surprise decision of Governor Scott Matheson (not to run for re-election) just four weeks ago." In his declaration, the 47-year-old Salt Lake City attorney pledged "to continue the gubernatorial tradition of the Rampton and Matheson administrations traditions of sound fiscal management, educational excellence, honest and open government, and, above all, leadership with the next generation in mind." Owens added, "I pledge to build on those traditions to improve our schools, to ex- Grad Policy A new graduation policy has been put into effect. It reads: The deadline for submission of the application for graduation is not later than the end of the fifth week of the quarter prior to graduation. The deadlline for accepting applications for Winter quarter is November 2, 1984. Be sure the graduation application is submitted with the $10.00 application fee paid, an up-to-date transcript and departmental advisement sheet attached. The Graduation Office is located in the main hallway of the Orem Campus Student Center. rr. . . .- rf?L Ife6l5TR To- Xyifr LeA6u.e Of M JWJf Wan X : pand our tax base, to build our economy, and to expand job opportunities." Owens announced his election bid in a four-city swing before enthusiastic supporters in Ogden, Salt Lake City, Pro-vo and his hometown of Panguitch in an effort to emphasize his commitment of being a governor for -)ll of Utah. "It is essential thai all Utahns continue to feel that they have a voice in the highest level of government." Bidding for the Utah race with Wayne Owens is Lieutenant Governor candidate Dale Carpenter. A State Leadership conference for all state and chapter officers cf vocational education-related post-secondary leadership organizations in Utah is scheduled to beield on Friday and Saturday, October 12 and 13, 1984, at Utah Technical College at OmProvo. 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Bangerter officially entered the race for governor on Feb. 6, and since then has been endorse by 53 of Utah's 58 GOP house members and 15 15 of the state's 24 Republican senators. Norm's civic service is not limited to his 10 years in the Utah Legislature. He is a member of the advisory board of Utah Technical CollegeSalt Lake, a member of the state Constitution Revision Committee. He also serves on Utah's Job '" T V -";-' Counct, on the task force formed to recommend the proper distribution of Utah's federal oil lease money, and as Utah chairman of the apprenticeship program for the Home Builders of America. leadership organizations on a statewide basis. Among the organizations to be represented are Delta Ep-silon Chi (DEC): Phi Beta Lambda (PBL); Young Farmers; Utah Homemakers; and Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (VICA). State officers for all organizations are slated to meet on Friday, October 12. Chapter officers and members will join state officers on Saturday, October 13. Among the workshop presenters will be Doris Taggart, Wayne Owens, and Grant Protzman. I n 1 r S 1 7 . ... Democratic Candidate Wayne Owens Mr. Bangerter also served in Nrm Ban9erters' running the U.S. Army in Korea, and mate is W" Val 0von. is a member of the Veterans of TveSon is biddin9 for Utah's Foreign Wars. Lieutement Governor. Miss America To Be At UTC ;. f 1 '..J ..: Miss America takes victory walk Sharlene Wells, Miss America will be spending two days in Utah Conty as part of her first trip to Utah since being crowned Miss America. A full schedule of activities has been planned for Miss Wells when she arrives in Utah on October 25th. On October 26th, she will be featured at a private dinner at the BYU Wilkinson Center. Following the dinner, she will speak at a 14 stake Fireside at the Marrott Center. The fireside will begin at 8 p.m. and will also feature her parents as speakers. 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X-Men | 2000 | Screenplay | n/a | 1 |
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Reteamed with Singer on labyrinthine crime thriller "The Usual Suspects"; won Oscar for screenplay; first collaboration with actor Benicio Del Toro |
Born and raised in New Jersey |
Returned to feature writing with script for "Valkyrie," directed by Bryan Singer and starring Tom Cruise |
Made directorial debut with "The Way of the Gun," a thriller starring Del Toro and James Caan; also scripted |
Collaborated with Kevin Pollak as excutive producer and writer of unsold pilot "The Underworld" |
Directed second feature film "Jack Reacher," starring Cruise; also scripted based on Lee Child's book One Shot |
Co-wrote screenplay of "The Tourist," starring Johnny Depp and Angelina Jolie |
Returned to U.S.; found work at a detective agency |
First produced screenplay, "Public Access"; film directed by Bryan Singer |
Moved to Western Australia after high school graduation |
Co-wrote screenplay of action fantasy film "Jack the Giant Slayer," directed by Bryan Singer |
Created NBC drama thriller series "Persons Unknown" |
Reteamed with Singer again, doing uncredited work on big-budget flick "X-Men," based on the Marvel Comic |
Born circa 1967 in Princeton Junction, NJ, McQuarrie attended West Windsor-Plainsboro High School, where Brian Singer and actor Ethan Hawke also attended. After graduation, he spent a year in Western Australia working as an assistant teacher at Christ Church Grammar School and hitchhiking across the continent. Upon his return to the States, McQuarrie worked for a Garden State detective agency, where his job entailed working as a glorified security guard at a rough urban movie theater as opposed to requiring him to crack many interesting cases. While not exactly the exciting life McQuarrie imagined leading, the experience was valuable as it allowed him to study movies and audiences' reaction to them. Just as he was about to leave the security guard business in favor of the New York City police department, McQuarrie was approached by Singer to co-write the screenplay for "Public Access" (1993), a thriller about a small town whose secrets are revealed by the host (Ron Marquette) of a local TV show. "Public Access" was named co-winner of the Grand Jury Prize at the 1993 Sundance Film Festival, though both McQuarrie and Singer later dismissed it for being underdeveloped.
Though he had made his first film, McQuarrie was still in need of money and found work making copies at a downtown Los Angeles law firm. Single, broke and without much of a future, he was again approached by Singer to write another film, but this time with a bigger budget. Pressed by time constraints to come up with a script for Singer to pitch, McQuarrie spent three days staring into a copy machine struggling to find a story and eventually struck upon the idea of a feeble-minded criminal spinning a tall tale about a harbor robbery gone bad by drawing details from a cluttered pin-up board. The result was "The Usual Suspects" (1995), which starred Kevin Spacey as a cerebral palsy-stricken con artist grilled by an imposing customs agent (Chazz Palminteri) about the true identity of a former cop-turned-master thief, Dean Keaton (Gabriel Byrne). Incorporating numerous flashbacks, voiceover and an unreliable narrator, McQuarrie broke all the screenwriting rules in crafting a story about a group of criminals (Byrne, Stephen Baldwin, Kevin Pollack and Benicio del Toro) commissioned by a phantom-like crime boss named Keyser Söze. After making its debut at the 1995 Cannes Film Festival, "The Usual Suspects" was hailed by critics and earned McQuarrie the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay.
Overnight, McQuarrie was one of the most sought-after screenwriters in Hollywood, which proved to be both a blessing and a curse. He followed up his monumental success by contributing uncredited rewrites to the shooting script for Singer's big-budget, effects-laden comic book adventure, "X-Men" (2000). That same year, McQuarrie marked his own directorial debut with "The Way of the Gun" (2000), a violent crime thriller laden with graphic language that starred del Toro, Ryan Phillippe, Juliette Lewis and James Caan. Despite the pedigree of both cast and crew, "Gun" was panned by critics on its way to becoming a box office failure. For the next seven years, McQuarrie spun his wheels developing one script after another without seeing a movie made. While he made a good living, he became frustrated with the Hollywood development system to the point of wanting to give up the screenwriting life entirely. But once again, Singer was there to pull his friend back in and asked McQuarrie to make his spec about a Nazi movement to assassinate Adolph Hitler. Based on real events, "Valkyrie" (2008) starred Tom Cruise as Col. Claus von Stauffenberg, a German war hero who joins a clandestine group determined to kill Hitler and end the war.
Due to the fact that the film centered on a group of Nazis, McQuarrie and Singer faced an uphill battle to make their film, including with Germany itself. In the end, the two were able to produce a historically accurate and compelling thriller that earned mixed reviews from critics and performed fairly well at the box office. After writing the universally panned box office failure, "Killshot" (2009), which was adapted from the Elmore Leonard novel of the same name, McQuarrie had the misfortune of being one of the writers credited on "The Tourist" (2010), a critical laughingstock starring Johnny Depp and Angelina Jolie. Following uncredited rewrite work on the excellent "Mission: Impossible: Ghost Protocol" (2011), McQuarrie at long last returned to the director's chair for the crime thriller "Jack Reacher" (2012), which starred Cruise as the unstoppable titular soldier-turned-homicide investigator who tries to unravel the truth behind murder allegations brought against a military sniper (Joseph Sikora).
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"You do not need schooling to learn how to write. Watch great films. Figure out how they work, what they did. Then spend your whole life trying NOT to make the same films over again." - McQuarrie to DiAnne Olson Wosep in a web interview |
"The best way I can describe the process with Bryan [Singer] is that he is directing the film from the time it is being written, I do a draft, run it by Bryan, do another draft, run it by Bryan. WE FIGHT LIKE ANIMALS. Each of us is intense in our convictions. However, we also have honed the skill any filmmaker needs: 'The Power to be Reasonable.' Concession is the key to any collaboration. If you need it done your way, do it yourself." - McQuarrie to Wosep |
"Chris doesn't feel the need to govern himself and the result is writing that's electrifying and truthful." - Bryan Singer as quoted in production notes for "The Usual Suspects" (1994) |
"I think Chris would have been at home writing his machine-gun dialogue in the Hollywood of the 40s and 50s." - producer Robert Jones as quoted in the production notes of "The Usual Suspects" (1994) |
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Lesley Anne Kitzman and Michael Donald Peterson announce their engagement and forthcoming marriage. Their parents are Leslie and Anna Kitzman, Deering, and Dennis and Rocksanne Peterson, Bismarck.
She graduated from the University of Mary in Bismarck, where she received a bachelor of science degree in nursing. She is employed as a registered nurse for Trinity Health in Minot.
He graduated from North Dakota State University in Fargo, where he received a doctor of pharmacy degree. He is employed as a pharmacist for Trinity Health in Minot.
The wedding will be Saturday, Sept. 17, at 2 p.m. in The Church of St. Anne in Bismarck. The reception will be at 4:30 p.m. in the Bismarck Elks Lodge, with the dance at 7:30 p.m., in the Bismarck Elks Lodge. No invitations are required for the ceremony or for the dance.