It is telling that Barthes — famous for having announced the "death of the author" in literature, while amounting to an extraordinary author himself — took a shine to Twombly, whose career marks a wandering course along fault lines of personal and impersonal mindfulness in the art of the past half century.
To hear this indestructible woman, who is now 83, muse, "I had my share, I drank my fill/And even though I'm satisfied, I'm hungry still" in a voice that has lowered without shedding any of its luster was to receive lines of personal scripture torn from the soul.
The company offers a web-based claims system that supports various lines of personal, commercial, and workers' compensation insurance; an enterprise application for coordinating, executing, and recording transactions; and a Web-based underwriting and policy administration system for personal and commercial insurance carriers.
Their personal lives, however, are far less polished, and their relationships often blur the lines of personal and professional.
But if Mattax, who was appointed by Gov. Greg Abbott, approves the Farm Bureau's clause, there is no reason why every home insurer in the state wouldn't adopt it.... Once a precedent was set in Texas, the insurance companies would work to implement the clause in other states and in other lines of personal insurance, including auto.
Reinvention can turn ideas to take advantage of opportunity with strong ideas (for example in the late 1970s, Apple re-designed its first computer, developed it all renewed, and so marketed one of the first commercially successful lines of personal computers, as the "Apple two series" [Apple II]).
There's a line of personal disgrace here, too.
It also offers a line of personal golf cars.
H.P. acquired the iPaq line of personal digital assistants in 2001 when it bought Compaq Computer.
Now, a campaign for a line of personal products seeks to make up for that.
Sony's Vaio line of personal computers and consumer electronics is designed around the principle of media convergence.
