And, maybe because he is Japanese and a world-renowned film maker, he chooses to confess these things not to a priest but to a tattoo artist, who in turn is doing his best to render them visually on his venerable client's backside.
Here is also where Mr. Seeler rejuvenates venerable old plants his clients tell him to haul off to the dump: like Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg's boxwoods, or a 45-year-old espaliered apple tree.
A Yugoslavian-born barber who for the last 10 years built a loyal following at another neighborhood shop, Mr. Bicic now has his own place for tending the locks of an impressive roster of clients, from the venerable, like the Broadway producer Arthur Laurents, to the trendy, like the bad-boy artist Dan Colen.
Venerable bijoutier meets tight-denimed young Turk.
Venerable Welsh actor Jonathan Pryce ultimately obliged.
"Venerable or vulnerable?" queries lead singer Alexis Taylor.
Many, for instance, adhere to the venerable shopping-bag rule: any prospective client who shows up carrying shopping bags filled with "evidence" against his or her spouse is to be delicately turned away.
No matter how deep our relationships with our clients and customers or how venerable our brands are, we can't simply manage the growth we have or maintain the bottom line and expect to survive.
Another potential client, he said, is La Scala, the venerable opera house in Italy, where NetLine is hoping to win a temporary reprieve from restrictions on jammers.
In the 1960s, Mr. Crawford was a contract artist drawing fashion illustrations for newspaper ads (they often appeared in The New York Times) when his client, the department store Bonwit Teller, asked him to refresh the venerable bouquet of violets that had long been its symbol.
On its Web site, Newport Sports Management, the venerable agency headed by Don Meehan and based in Mississauga, Ontario, describes Goruveyn as handling "client care needs" for its Russian players.
