The subject of scars comes up several times. And one of the things that appeals to me is that in the end, there's no promise made that everything's going to be wonderful. There's hope, but there's no promise. You just get the feeling that these people have finally broken through each other's armor.

Now everybody has several, or wants several, or is trying to recruit several.

Torture scars not only its subject, it scars those who perpetrate it and those who are witnesses to it.

Scars show us where we have been, they do not dictate where we are going.

Iran in political terms is a relevant subject for NATO. It is always possible that one minister or several ministers could bring it up.

One of the problems they've run into the last several days that this helps answer is a lot of people didn't want to do anything that might jeopardize whether they could get federal assistance. We'd heard of some people who might have had an option of finding an older mobile home that would at least be a roof over their head, but would not really be an optimal situation. As soon as they do something like that, then you don't need as much assistance, so maybe they can't get as good a replacement home.