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Package: glibc-doc
Version: 2.1.3-10
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The info page "More Flags for Globbing" says that:

`GLOB_PERIOD'
     The `.' character (period) is treated special.  It cannot be
     matched by wildcards.  *Note Wildcard Matching::, `FNM_PERIOD'.

However, the implementation is actually the reverse of this, i.e.,
GLOB_PERIOD implies !FNM_PERIOD.  This is logical as POSIX demands
that FNM_PERIOD be the default.

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OSSI: Pursuing Roy Jones Jr. for a 3-fight deal



RATING:   STRONG 
Shares Outstanding   1,061,300 
Float (est.)   14,000,000 
52 Week High   $1.25 
52 Week Low   $0.11 
Current Price    $0.07 



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OSSI is currently featured on OverLookedStocks.com, trading off its 52-wee=
k low, and rocketing up over 170%. 



Why Consider OSSI?  
 
OSSI is a diversified company in four distinct markets
OSSI=92s diversification gives OSSI four chances to become a winner
9/15/03: OSSI announced they are pursuing Roy Jones Jr. for a three-fight =
deal over a 30-month period
8/26/03: OSSI established a =93Sports & Entertainment=94 division
8/12/03: OSSI acquired in excess of $10+ million dollars in assets from Eq=
uity Financial Services Inc.
8/12/03: OSSI=92s healthcare division OSF Health Services, signs agreement=
 with United Medical Group, Inc. and obtains a 20% equity position
6/26/03: OSSI signs letter of intent with United Medical Group Inc. to exe=
cute a major health services provider contract valued at $400 million over=
 36 months
8/18/03: OSSI=92s subsidiary OSF Financial Services, Inc. realized a 121=
% increase in revenues
6/17/03: OSSI announces the acquisition of OSF Financial Services, Inc. 



OSSI is a diversified company operating in four distinct markets giving OS=
SI FOUR CHANCES TO BECOME A WINNER! These four distinct markets give OSSI =
four avenues to create revenue and value for its shareholders. 

OSSI is forming its future by relying on the strengths of its officers cre=
ating value for its shareholders. OSSI is creating opportunities for growt=
h and diversifying through creating divisions and through acquisitions.




OSSI pursuing Roy Jones Jr. for a three-fight deal  
 
9/15/03 OSSI announces that it employed Nathaniel Gordon Jr. as President =
of OSF Sports and Entertainment, a division of OSSI. "We are delighted to =
have accomplished the hiring of Mr. Gordon to head up our Sports & Enterta=
inment division of OSF, Inc.," stated Mr. Lloyd Broussard, CEO OSSI. Mr. G=
ordon has worked with the late, great Louis Gray Entertainment in the late=
 1980's who promoted over 100 shows a year. He has worked with Marvelous E=
ntertainment in the 1990's. He formally held the position of President of =
Platinum Records and Platinum Entertainment. He was the Manager/Promoter o=
f the Family Day event held at the Astro Dome in Houston, Texas in 1994. T=
he roster included The Ojays, Tommy Davidson, Stephanie Mills, Ice Cube, J=
ohnny Gill, Bill Belamy, Public Enemy and several local groups. 
"Right now we have numerous projects on the table. We are currently pursui=
ng Roy Jones Jr. for a three-fight deal over a 30-month period. The talks =
are progressing in a positive direction," stated Mr. Gordon, president of =
OSF Sports and Entertainment, a division of OSSI. The necessary paperwork =
towards this pursuit has already begun.




OSSI to excute $400 million Medical Services Contract 
 
6/26/03: OSSI signs letter of intent with United Medical Group Inc. to exe=
cute a major health services provider contract valued at $400 million over=
 36 months 
OSSI created a new division OSF Health Services, to provide medical servic=
es under the agreement with United Medical Services 

8/12/03: OSSI=92s healthcare division OSF Health Services, signs agreement=
 with United Medical Group, Inc. and obtains a 20% equity position.
In this agreement OSSI also acquired a 20% equity interest, which will yie=
ld approximately $2.8 million to OSSI=92s bottom line.

OSSI currently has 51 million shares outstanding. Divide the earnings from=
 this agreement alone, $2.8 million, by the shares outstanding and you=92l=
l get 0.055 earnings per share.



Subsidary had a 121% increase in revenues to $6.2 million  
 
8/18/03: OSSI=92s subsidiary OSF Financial Services, Inc. had a 121=
% increase in revenues
OSSI=92s subsidiary, OSF Financial Services, Inc., had a 121% increase in =
revenues from $2.7 million for the first six months of 2002 compared to $6=
2 million for first six months of 2003. OSF Financial Services, a full-se=
rvice financial corporation, also functions as a small business investment=
 corporation by acquiring equity in corporations and projects it funds.

8/12/03: OSSI acquired in excess of $10+ million dollars in assets from Eq=
uity Financial Services Inc. 
The recently acquired assets of $10+ million in value consisting of oil an=
d gas reserves and production, were acquired to enhance OSSI=92s net worth=
 and to enable OSSI to qualify for its filing for NASDAQ.

 

Mangement  
 
OSSI's president has 20-plus years in mortgage banking and financing, the =
chief financial officer has 15-plus years experience in the medical servic=
es field, finance & public markets and taxation, and the CEO has 20-plus y=
ears of experience in mortgage banking/financing, oil & gas drilling/produ=
ction and medical services. The combination of interest and experience of =
the key officers is a driving force behind our strategy.
 


Company Snapshot 
 
OSSI=92s a company designing a future to create value for its shareholders=
 Since becoming a public company on Jun 16, 2003, OSF, Inc. (OTC: OSSI) h=
as been making decisive moves preparing for an exciting future.

Relying on the strengths and expertise of its officers, OSSI=92s is creati=
ng opportunities for growth and diversifying through creating divisions an=
d through acquisitions.
 


Final Considerations  
 
OSSI=92s healthcare division OSF Health Services will yield approx. $2.8 m=
illion to OSSI=92s bottom line.

One of OSSI=92s subsidiaries, OSF Financial Services, Inc., had a 121=
% increase in revenues from $2.7 million for the first six months of 2002 =
compared to $6.2 million for first six months of 2003. 

OSSI hired a SEC Auditor and recently acquired $10+ million dollars in ass=
ets of $10+ million in value consisting of oil and gas reserves and produc=
tion, to enable OSSI to make application to obtain a NASDAQ listing.
At OSSI=92s current price and Vulcan Communications Price Target of $3.00,=
 if OSSI were to reach a price of $1.50, it could equate to an enormous in=
crease.

OSSI currently has 51 million shares outstanding. Divide the earnings from=
 the health care agreement alone, $2.8 million, by the shares outstanding =
and you=92ll get 0.055 earnings per share. 



Information, opinions and analysis contained herein are based on sources b=
elieved to be reliable, but no representation, expressed or implied, is ma=
de as to its accuracy, completeness or correctness. The data contained her=
ein is subject to change without notice. Please always do your own due dil=
igence. Veruschka, LLC accepts no liability for any losses arising from an=
 investor's reliance on or use of this report. This report is for informat=
ion purposes only, and is neither a solicitation to buy nor an offer to se=
ll securities. Veruschka, LLC and its affiliates have been hired by a thir=
d party, and is to receive one million one thousand free trading shares fo=
r the construction and circulation of this report. Veruschka, LLC and its =
affiliates or officers may hold or sell common shares, of mentioned compan=
ies, in the open market without notice. On technical analysis may from tim=
e to time cause the target price to fluctuate without notice. OSSI may req=
uire additional capital to realize its business plan and continue as a goi=
ng concern. Certain information included herein is forward-looking within =
the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, inclu=
ding, but not limited to, statements concerning manufacturing, marketing, =
growth, and expansion. Such forward-looking information involves important=
 risks and uncertainties that could affect actual results and cause them t=
o differ materially from expectations expressed herein.=20

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