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17 October 2005, 20:59
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I am pleased to inform you that the Sri Lanka's Chamindra de Silva and another volunteer developer are arriving in Islamabad today to deploy Sahana that is a Free and Open Source Software disaster management system that handles missing/displaced persons, camp management, assistance, trading system, etc. These are the lead developers for the same system, which was used in Sri Lanka to coordinate aid for the Tsunami disaster.
Pakistan Software Export Board, Open Source Resource Centre, International Open Source Network UNDP-IOSN are assisting them to Pakistan. FOSSFP will keep you updated about their visit and sahana deployments.
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A new trailer has been released for After Earth, the M. Night Shyamalan film starring Will and Jaden Smith. It shows Kitai Raige (Jaden Smith) and his legendary father Cypher (Will Smith) stranded on Earth, 1,000 years after cataclysmic events forced humanity's escape. Father and son must learn to work together and trust one another if they want any chance of returning home.


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- Nicholas Carson, 34, 563 Aetna St., Salem, was arrested on an active warrant out of the department for telephone harassment following a traffic stop at 2:05 p.m. Jan. 6.
- A Main Street, Beloit, woman reported a misuse of her credit card at 4:06 p.m. Jan. 7.
- A Country Club Lane resident reported at 4:30 p.m. Jan. 7 that someone had been driving through his yard to access a house behind his property, causing damage to the yard.
- A Calla Road resident reported at 6:25 p.m. Jan. 7 that someone had used her credit card to make several online purchases from out-of-state companies.
- A Beaver Creek Road woman reported at 12:37 p.m. Jan. 8 that a woman she knows had called her and threatened to beat her up. The suspect was contacted and advised to stop calling the complainant.
- Police arrested a juvenile resident at the Sharon Lynn Home for Girls after two women reported the suspect assaulted them at 9:16 p.m. Jan. 9.
- Richard B. Parks, 39, 11860 Green Beaver Road, Canfield, was arrested for driving under suspension and possession of dangerous drugs following a traffic stop for lanes of travel at noon Jan. 11. He was found to have Vicodin and Diazepam.
- A South Duck Creek Road resident reported at 6:06 p.m. Jan. 11 that someone used his credit card without permission to make a $409.53 purchase.
- Matthew K. Snyder, 22, Columbiana, was arrested on a county sheriff warrant at 12:54 a.m. Tuesday at Valera service station.
- A Union Street resident reported at 8:36 a.m. their 10-year-old was refusing to go to school.
- A South Vine Street resident reported at 10:30 a.m. the rear window of their home was broken.
- Jennifer E. Dickey, 31, South Avenue, struck Gerriane Costantini, 55, Girard, from behind while Costantini was stopped at the exit from Sparkle parking lot on state Route 164 at 2:56 p.m. Tuesday. Dickey was cited for speeding/assured clear distance.
- A Parkview Drive man reported at 3:36 p.m. Tuesday someone hacked into his debit card information and purchased more than $100 worth of items from iTunes.
- A Sparkle employee reported at 5:57 p.m. Tuesday someone left the store with a buggy full of merchandise.
- A caller reported a possible domestic dispute was under way at a Sherman Street home at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday. Police spoke with the couple, who said they were having an argument when the boyfriend shoved the girlfriend against the wall and she hit him in the face with an empty soda pop can. Both declined to press charges, and the girlfriend left with their two children.
- Bob White, Jefferson Street, reported at 7:43 p.m. Tuesday continuing to have problems with his neighbor in the other half of the duplex, Ernest Thomas. White, who was intoxicated, began talking about old disputes involving dog feces and trash cans. The officer also spoke with Thomas, who was outside the duplex, and then began walking back to his cruiser. Thomas then said White just threatened to assault him, which he denied. White then said the next time he finds dog feces he will place it somewhere Thomas will never find it. The officer continued toward his cruiser when Thomas said White had just reached out his kitchen window and shoved him, which White denied. The officer spoke with White about his actions, and Thomas said he intends to obtain a restraining order.
- A security alarm went off at Cherished Children day care center on West Lincoln Way at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday. The building was found secure and the alarm company reported it was a false alarm.
-While on patrol, Sgt. John Hancock found an unsecure door at the high school at 1:39 a.m. Wednesday. The building was searched and nothing was found amiss.
- A woman in the 100 block of South Howard Avenue reported at 1:27 p.m. Wednesday that unknown persons attempted to gain entry into her residence overnight by forcing a wood basement entry door open. No entry was gained.
- A woman came to the police department at 11:41 a.m. Wednesday to report she's being harassed by a co-worker. She was told the criteria did not meet the statute for filing harassment charges and was given some options. She was told to contact the officer if it continues.
- Police responded to 1125 E. State St. at 8:02 a.m. Wednesday for a report of a juvenile wearing a brown jacket/hoodie acting strange on the side of the building. Officers didn't find anyone and the clerk was unaware the call had been made.
- Police were called at 3:19 a.m. Wednesday to the 500 block of West Wilson Street for a known female arriving at a man's residence and demanding to enter. When he refused, she allegedly smashed windows and damaged the framing to his back porch door, then left. An officer attempted to find her and her vehicle at her residence, but she was not there. Information will be sent to the prosecutor's office.
- Police responded at 1:17 a.m. Wednesday to the 200 block of West 14th Street for a report of a possible overdose. Fire department first responders and KLG Ambulance were on scene and a woman was taken to Salem Community Hospital by KLG.
- Suspicious activity was reported at 11:58 p.m. Tuesday in the 1100 block of Buckeye Avenue where someone was shining a red laser light inside the front door of a residence. An officer spoke with a juvenile and a parent across the street and the juvenile denied having a laser light.
- Police were called at 9:03 p.m. Tuesday to the area of South Lundy Avenue and East Pershing Street for an upset woman requesting assistance. She said she didn't need an ambulance and that her boyfriend had been acting erratic and she became concerned that he could become violent. He didn't threaten her or harm her in any way and was located out looking for her. Both said everything was okay.
- A caller at 7:19 p.m. Tuesday reported suspicious persons in the area of South Union Avenue and East State Street where people were riding bicycles in the church lot and then left in a vehicle. An officer found the vehicle and spoke to the people. They said they were just riding bicycles and left due to it getting late.
- A suspicious person was reported at 7:09 p.m. Tuesday in the 400 block of Reilly Avenue where a caller said a man was yelling and using profanities toward a juvenile and they all left in a vehicle. Police found the vehicle at Oak Street and Woodland Avenue and the man said he was upset with a friend's child but had apologized. An officer spoke to the child's mother who said everything was fine and to the child who appeared to be fine.
- An officer found damage to a street light pole at 6:53 p.m. Tuesday in the 1900 block of Southeast Boulevard where it appeared a vehicle struck it and fled.
- A woman on Rose Avenue reported at 6:42 p.m. Tuesday that she was receiving ongoing harassing text messages from her ex-boyfriend. An officer contacted him and told him the potential consequences if the harassing messages continue.
- An anonymous person contacted police at 3:49 p.m. Tuesday to report a possible ongoing issue with underage drinking at a local business in Salem. She wanted it documented and for the department to be aware of the issue. She also asked for options.
- A man came to the police department at 2:06 p.m. Tuesday concerned about items he retrieved from his sister's residence. The items will be turned over to the Drug Task Force.
- Police responded to a residence in the 900 block of Liberty Street at 1:55 p.m. Tuesday and met with a man and his daughter, along with a grandson who lives upstairs with him, regarding some type of problem with the grandson. An officer gave him options for handling the situation and advised him on the procedure for evicting his grandson. The grandson was told he should look for a new place to live and police also told the grandson if any further problems arose, he could face being arrested.
- Jay A. Frantz, 23, of Salem, was transported to St. Elizabeth Hospital in Boardman by KLG Ambulance after a one-vehicle accident in the 1600 block of North Lincoln Avenue at 11:51 p.m. Tuesday. The report said Frantz was driving north when his vehicle ran off the right side of the road near Old Farm Lane and traveled through several yards, then struck a driveway and rolled over, coming to rest on the roof against a tree. Frantz was partially ejected from the vehicle and extricated by Perry Township Fire Department. Charges were pending.
- Police were called at 10:59 a.m. Tuesday for a suspicious vehicle that traveled down an access road behind Manor Drive, off of Park View Drive. Police were told the vehicle fled the area at a high rate of speed before they arrived. The vehicle was described as an older white mini van, but was not found. Salem Police assisted in the search.
- An officer investigated a suspicious person report in the 200 block of Oak Street at 5:36 a.m. Jan. 5.
- An officer responded to a civil complaint in the 200 block of Main Street at 9:20 p.m. Jan. 11.
- A Waddell Street resident reported at 11:05 a.m. Saturday that her daughter, Megan Detchon, 23, 3889 Waddell St., Leetonia, had taken her vehicle without permission. Detchon was apprehended by Youngstown police on a warrant for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, a fifth-degree felony.
- An officer spoke with a Salem man at 2:35 p.m. Saturday regarding threats he had received had a local establishment.
- Officers responded to several reports of suspicious noises on Hazel Street at 10:46 p.m. Saturday.


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A story on the dognapping appeared in Monday's edition. Smith received two calls that night from people who saw a small white dog near the Beaver Creek Candle Co., at County Home Road and state Route 172 in Hanover Township.
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Blood donation & free health care
07 December 2005, 10:21
by Mohd. Rezaul Karim
Greetings from DAY Bangladesh Youth Volunteers.
Here is a brief schedule of the programme organized to mark the IVD celebration in Dhaka. It is organized by a voluntary youth organization called the Development Association for Youth (DAY Bangladesh).
On the occasion of International Volunteer Day on 5th December 2005, the DAY Bangladesh will organize a Charity health care camp in its regular weekly Health Care Centre at Gandaria in old Dhaka city from 2.00 to 5.00.
A volunteer Doctor (MBBS), 1 Nurse, 1 Pharmasist, 4 health worker and number of Youth Volunteers will work at this camp and we hope this camp will provide necessary medicine and doctor prescription free of cost to at least 60 to 70 distressed women and children. It is to be noted that since the foundation of this weekly Health Care Programme in 1999 to till to date every year we provide this services to about 2500 patient and every week in monday 6 youth volunteer work voluntarily in this programme as a regular activity of our organization.
The local community Chairman, School Head Master, Parents, Students, Social Worker and other volunteers will be attend at this programme to encourage our regular volunteers.
Hope you or your colleagues will come to see our IVD activities.
Thank you in advance for your cooperation.
A voluntary blood donation Camp will also be organized on the IVD. This blood donation programme will be held on 16 December 2005 at Faridabad High School from 10.00 AM to 12.00 PM. About 50 to 60 volunteers expected to donate blood to the Coantam Foundation Blood Bank.
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quote: You are within all your legal rights to answer your door with gun in tow, even if it is the police.
quote: ...accept the fact that a gun is more likely to make your family less safe (according to statistics).
quote: Lets face it, some of the highest crime areas in the US are in areas where there is very tight gun control, this is not a coincidence. Since guns were banned in the UK the incidence of home invasion and violent crime has skyrocketed. Being gunless has really help protect people there hasn't it?


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Since the trial began on Aug. 4., Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Robert Perry has expressed concerns about the prosecution's case – namely that Stern and Smith's personal physician Sandeep Kapoor, 41, and psychiatrist Khristine Eroshevich, 61, conspired to give an addict highly addictive drugs.
On Monday, Perry said next week he would consider a request by the defense to dismiss some of the charges.
The judge didn't specify which charges could get tossed out, but he has said he doesn't think testimony from prosecution witnesses supports two of three conspiracy charges.
According to the judge, those charges hinge on the legal definition of the term "addict." Prosecutors must also prove that Smith was, indeed, a drug addict.
According to a pain management expert who testified on Monday, Smith's doctors never diagnosed her as a prescription drug addict.
The defense contends that Smith suffered chronic pain, including from rib injuries in 2004 and from childbirth, and that she was devastated over the death of her son, Daniel.
The defendants have pleaded not guilty to all charges including obtaining a prescription by deceit – a charge that might survive legal review, as there is evidence that many of Smith's medications were prescribed under false names.
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The community is invited to attend the 2013 Penn State Shenango Technology and Career Expo to be held from noon to 1 p.m. and from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 27, in the Penn State Shenango auditorium located on Shenango Avenue in Sharon, Pa. Both events are free and open to the public.
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quote: by Gio6518 on June 28, 2013 at 6:57 PM I doubt Apple will completely dissappear. .. . But yes their market share is diminishing.. . Look at tablets from 99 percent down to 42..iPhone down to 12 percent. .. the iPhone 5s are piling up at the warehouse.. .. unless Apple finds something to put out in the market (face it steal from someone) their stock is going to keep dropping. .. . But they do have a large amount of capital to keep them in the ball game for a long time
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State Police have released the name of the man whose body was found floating in the Tygart Valley River this week.
The body has been identified as Robert Horner III, 22, of Belington, Cpl. M.P. Denison with the Philippi detachment of the West Virginia State Police said Friday.
Railroad workers first spotted Horner's body drifting down the river just before noon Wednesday, and authorities worked for nearly an hour to haul it out, according to previous reports.
Denison hasn't formed any theories about what led to Horner's death, he said. When asked if he believed the drowning was suspicious, Denison echoed the response he gave Wednesday.
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A travel company in India and several of its customers who were injured in a deadly bus crash in Steuben County have filed lawsuits against the North Tonawanda company that owned and operated the bus.
The suits, filed in U.S. District Court in Buffalo, claim Bedore Tours was negligent in operating the tour bus. The crash, which took place in July 2011 and has been linked to a blown tire, killed two people and injured 35 others.
The bus, which was carrying tourists heading from Washington, D.C., to Niagara Falls, was traveling north on Interstate 390, about 55 miles southeast of Rochester, when it plunged down an embankment into a wooded median and overturned.


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The Administration will announce a number of new public- and private-sector initiatives designed to accelerate the modernization of the nation's electric infrastructure, bolster electric-grid innovation, and advance a clean energy economy, in part by taking greater advantage of digital and communications or 'smart grid' technologies....Along with the announcement of new public and private initiatives aimed at building a smarter, expanded grid and empowering consumers, the Cabinet-level National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) will release a new report: 'A Policy Framework for the 21st Century Grid.' This policy framework charts a collaborative path forward for applying digital information or 'smart grid' technologies to the nation's electricity infrastructure to facilitate the integration of renewable sources of power into the grid; help accommodate the growing number of electric vehicles; help avoid blackouts and restore power quicker when outages occur; and reduce the need for new power plants.
quote: Ok so let's assume that Bush got us into a "trillion dollar" unfunded war. Obama then starts a war with Libya AFTER it's clear we're flat broke.
quote: Without Congressional declaration, by the way. How is that any better?
quote: Tax breaks? Ok, so how exactly was taking a trillion MORE out of the economy for a "stimulus" make that situation any better?
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quote: You can debate me when you decide to stop talking like a Liberal. You can't debate Liberals, you can only beat them.
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A series of experiments on board the International Space Station (ISS) is expected to shed light on whether protein crystals grown in microgravity can offer insights that will someday help researchers on earth in developing new drugs.
Using microfluidic protein crystallization technology developed by Emerald Bio, two researchers set up some 5,000 crystallization experiments set to unfold within the ISS, now orbiting 240 miles above the earth. The experiments are designed to yield new knowledge about the structure and function of the proteins, though the research has not focused on a particular target or drug.
"The idea is to have a platform by which any investigator working on disease X or Y can have more way to try to get that little bit more of resolution in their protein structure that they need, to get the information they need to go the next step down the road in their drug discovery or research effort," Cory J. Gerdts, Ph.D., instrument systems product manager with Emerald Bio, told GEN.
The experiments were contained within 25 of Emerald Bio's plastic CrystalCards, each the size of a one-inch by three-inch microscope slide. The CrystalCards, in turn, are filled with the protein crystals through Emerald Bio's PlugMaker™, a next-generation protein crystallization workstation, then flash frozen in liquid nitrogen at temperatures between 196 and 210 degrees Celsius.
Commercial spacecraft Dragon hauled the CrystalCards to the ISS, arriving at the space station March 3. ISS astronauts placed the CrystalCards for thawing in the NASA-approved Crystal-NanoLab, created by NanoRacks of Houston and in use aboard the space station. Once thawed in the nanolab, the proteins can resume nucleation and crystallization at the space station's ambient temperature of 24 degrees Celsius.
"For crystallography-based drug discovery, there's a fundamental requirement that you need high-quality protein crystal structures, and in many cases those are very difficult to grow," Dr. Gerdts said. "The process of crystallization itself is a bit of a bottleneck, and this is one way that we and NanoRacks have found to see if we can improve that process overall."
Dr. Gerdts and biochemist Carl Carruthers, research assistant II with NanoRacks client The Methodist Hospital Research Institute, will be studying protein crystallization using still and moving images to be recorded by the ISS astronauts over the next two months or so, using NanoRacks' digital USB microscope. The images will be transmitted directly to NanoRacks for sharing with Dr. Gerdts and Carruthers.
The researchers will compare what they see with results from another 25 CrystalCards kept on earth for use as controls. Each card allows researchers to vary the concentrations and percentages of protein, its buffer, and its precipitate for growth. CrystalCards can accommodate between 400 and 800 variations of crystal growth conditions, while requiring just four microliters of a single protein.
"The endpoint is to determine if this process is viable. Fundamentally, we are looking for higher-quality crystal structures. It's not necessarily about the length of the crystal or the size of the crystal. It's really about trying to understand if this microgravity environment really does lead to a higher-quality protein crystal," Dr. Gerdts said.
The samples on board the ISS will be transported to Russia in May on Soyuz TMA-07M, then returned within three days to NanoRacks. Results will take months to determine.
For Emerald Bio and NanoRacks, the protein crystallization research marks an opportunity to show that their off-the-shelf equipment can work at least as well as, if not better than, the space unique hardware used in past research.
The researchers and the companies they represent hope to see additional microgravity research in space. NanoRacks said it will work with Emerald Bio and the Center for the Advancement of Science (CASIS) to alert government and industry researchers to the next such opportunity, when SpaceX 4 is launched in April 2014.
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The Smartest 401(k) Book You'll Ever Read by Daniel Solin
The main point of Daniel Solin's The Smartest 401(k) Book You'll Ever Read is that your 401(k), or 403(b) or 457(b), and it's employer match may not be a no-brainer investment because it could be filled with funds that fat on fees and poor on investment selections. His answer? It's to model the Thrift Savings Plan, the retirement plan available to government employees that consists entirely of low-cost index funds (the expense ratio is around 0.03%), and use low cost index funds for your retirement options. Look inside your mutual fund options to find the ones that most closely model index funds and go with them.
I think The Smartest 401(k) Book You'll Ever Read by Daniel Solin does a very good job of opening your eyes to the fee-ladened landscape of retirement investing. He takes specific aim at 401(k) because those "captive audience" type programs are more deceitful than you can imagine. Many companies use plan administrators that offer 401(k) plans for free because they know they can make a killing on the back end with expensive fund choices. If they really had the employee's interests in mind, then they'd simply offer cheap index funds. In fact, some companies actually pay kickbacks to company HR departments to use them. The plan administrators pay companies for the opportunity to offer their fee fattened funds! It's pretty ridiculous.
Unfortunately, this means that if you mainly invest in low cost index funds, you won't get much value out of the first few sections of the book (it could spur you to rollover your 401(k) when the time comes!). The book continues to talk about other retirement investments such as IRAs, both Traditional and Roth, and annuities.
One characteristic I like about the book is that the chapters are short. Many are under three or four pages long, which is exactly how long it should take to explain many of the fundamentals about investing. For example, Chapter 14 is called Simple Investing Is Smart Investing is about three pages long and explains why a simple allocation of basic mutual and index funds will be sufficient for most. Chapter 22 is called "Why Fifteen Is Your Magic Number" and uses three pages to explain why you need to save 15% of your income if you want to expect to have a successful retirement. That, coupled with a applicable quote (usually from some important successful investor such as John Bogle), makes this book an easy read. There aren't large chapters to digest, there aren't huge concepts to wrap your head around, this book makes everything nice and simple.


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Glad you and your sweet pea are enjoying your girl time.ReplyDelete
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from one mom to another, Ivy is the best. We loved having her over and meeting her, the girls all ready have asked when she's coming back!ReplyDelete
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On Their Instant AttractionAshlee Simpson: "The first day that we met we were attracted to each other."
Pete Wentz: "We were dating other people [but] we were actually good. Neither one of us did anything."
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PW: "I was into everything about her."
AS: "He's a cutie, of course, and he has an awesome personality and kind of brings out the best of me, and I knew that even before we were dating. There was just like an awesome connection we had."
On Ashlee's Red HairPW: "The red hair – I think it's awesome!"
AS: "Thanks, babe."
PW: "I had a super Jessica Rabbit crush when I was little. She had red hair like you."
On Being 'High Maintenance'PW: "I set a point to be high maintenance a couple of years ago."
AS: "I would say if there's one of us that was more [high maintenance], it would be me."
PW: "But at the same time, if she comes out on tour with me, she doesn't have a makeup artist.
AS: "I learned to pack his bags and my bags."
PW: "She's kind of like a super-assistant that you can have sex with."
On the Benefits of Sharing a Bathroom:PW: "Sharing a bathroom with a girl is awesome 'cause I'm just like, 'Oh I'll try this thing.' I honestly don't really know what most of the stuff I use is. I did a facial [mask] today. I think the eye hole went over my nose. I don't buy those kinds of products [as gifts for Ashlee] cause I'm nervous I'm gonna screw up – she likes La Mer only."
AS: "You buy me good jewelry. And you bought me a good Dior bag the other day that I loved."
PW: "I was spending a lot of money at Dior so I kind of like –"
AS: "You were like, 'I feel guilty! I'll get something for her.' He's the best at surprising me. He always does little things here and there that surprise me."
On the Infamous 'Guyliner' LookPW: "I don't really wear it anymore. The culmination of it was [when I was in the] PEOPLE [World's Most Beautiful People ] last year. And it was like, 'Oh, everybody expects me to wear eyeliner all the time.' So I was like, 'Maybe I should.' I like how my eyes look with eyeliner, but everyone was like, 'There's the eyeliner and the guy that goes with the eyeliner!' and I was like, 'Alright.' Maybe I should just go against what people think."
AS: "It's good if a guy can look good with it or without it. That's why you're good-looking, babe. You don't need anything."
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Tulsa is the easiest place to live. You can see live music free any night of the week. The parks are awesome! People are an eclectic mix, and it's easy to make friends here. Apartments in Tulsa are available in an area known for its low cost of living and a great lifestyle.
Imagine a place where you can't help but to be in a good mood all the time. That location is here, in Tulsa. Why not move to this city? This is your time to make a move that's big on fun and gentle on the wallet. Your new apartment in Tulsa will be money well spent, and there are opportunities for custom amenities that cater to your taste.
Things to Do in Tulsa:
Rent a Tulsa apartment immediately! Your instincts are already equipping you to do so. It is the second-largest city and a haven of Southern comfort and cosmopolitan style. You'll get the feel of a town enriched by its oil heritage. This city boasts about its world-class cultural attractions, especially the Philbrook and Gilcrease Museums. There are plenty of interesting things to do!
With its magnificent art deco treasures, Route 66 gems, and the new Cesar Pelli-designed BOK Center, it attracts the most glamorous of locals together for national concerts and sporting events. Tulsa's lively entertainment districts feature eateries, shopping, and gaming, while the Tulsa music scene is the star of the state. Get familiar with its nickname "T-Town," where family fun persists. Being the home of the highly-rated Tulsa Zoo means this city literally roars like a lion! Get out and enjoy Tulsa's Arkansas River trails and outdoor recreation areas when you want a respite from all of the city's urban excitement.
If you're stopping by Fassler before you head home, do the right thing and grab yourself a pre-dinner appetizer of Duck Fat Fries! The fries come out piping hot and are dusted with sea-salt. Better yet, make a meal out of them with add-ons. The chili and the fried egg can complement their saltiness with Marshall's big Jamoke Porter. The Kraut Burger will really strike a chord! It's your typical grilled burger and bun, but it's fancied up a bit with Gouda, the house-made mustard, and traditional Sauer kraut. The Kraut Burger has all the best elements of a diner burger with a little extra pizzazz and flavor tossed on top. Skip the ketchup if you can because this Tulsa-born burger needs no accompaniment.
Tulsa offers a fabulous array of cultural amenities, including the acclaimed Tulsa Ballet, Tulsa Opera, Tulsa Symphony Orchestra and other programs of the Tulsa Performing Arts Center. Being entertained is like getting a hot dog from a hotdog stand — it's easy! Theater-going opportunities abound around town! The music scene thrives with everything from country and western to indie rock and from local nightlife concerts to huge music festivals! Yearly massive festivals and events such as Tulsa International Mayfest, Tulsa Oktoberfest, and the Oklahoma Scottish Festival celebrate Tulsa's culture and heritage. The city is complemented by the additional long list of entertainment in Tulsa.
Tulsa's personality is worth discovering. Just by visiting the many vibrant districts within the city, you'll get a sense of urgency to belong there. The Blue Dome Entertainment District is resurging within downtown Tulsa. The Blue Dome Entertainment District is home to nightlife hot spots, hip restaurants, and live entertainment! You'll be drawn to the Brookside District of Tulsa for unique shopping experiences, upscale dining, and plenty of nightlife options. Be sure to catch a concert at the famous Cain's Ballroom or Brady Theater. The Cherry Street District in the northern midtown area of Tulsa is one-of-a-kind and you will not get bored with the city that never stops the music.
Drum roll please! For a truly exotic experience, head to the Tropical American Rainforest and immerse yourself in lush vegetation filled with beautiful birds, small monkeys, and species native to the area. These species are not at every zoo; why not become a resident and be proud to say, "I live in a place where there is rarity around every corner."
Catch a swim in the Oklahoma Aquarium! Just kidding! Yet this facility here in Tulsa does offer an amazing glimpse into the underwater world of our oceans, lakes, and rivers with eight exhibit galleries. What city can top that? Walk through the shark tunnel and gaze in wonder as the world's largest captive bull sharks cruise overhead.
Each summer, Oklahoma Shakespeare is given freely in the park. Of course, you'll be bound to buy a funnel cake or ice cream because of the everlasting fun you'll be having with family and friends. All in one, the city brings some of the famous playwright's works to the Myriad Botanical Gardens for a unique outdoor theater experience. Witness even more fantastic performances at the Armstrong Auditorium in Edmond! There are concerts by musicians from around the globe that will wow you with their prowess. There are year-round boatloads of activities to dive into in Tulsa! Start your plans to make way to an entertaining land surrounded by a heap of Tulsa apartment selections.
What to Consider When Moving to Tulsa:
Ho, Ho, Ho! Merry Christmas! It is now tradition to celebrate the holidays with Guthrie's historic Pollard Theatre's production of "A Territorial Christmas." From plays to musicals to ballet, Oklahoma's wide range of theatrical performances has it all.
Once upon a time, it is said, there was a mischievous but friendly ghost roaming the halls of the McFarlin Library at the University of Tulsa. Hold on to your term papers and books; they might just disappear! Exploring education here in this city is never a boring task — that's if you are not afraid.
But if you love the art of theater, again, can't stress it enough, Tulsa has a multitude of opportunities to see Broadway-caliber performances from professional companies as well as fantastic community theaters. Get lost in the stories of ballets performed by the Tulsa performing arts.
Even more intriguing to think about, the Brady Arts District features historic buildings that have been brought back to prominence hosting art galleries, theaters, restaurants, bars, and dance clubs. If you can't have fun here, then you won't have fun anywhere!
Why Tulsa Apartments Are Hot:
There is proof of its hotness. For instance, ever wonder what it's like at the center of the universe? Come to Tulsa to find out! The center of the universe in Tulsa makes up a total of about eight feet in diameter of brick. When you stand in the circle and make a noise, that noise will echo back to you many times louder than the original sound. But those standing outside the circle can't hear a thing that goes on inside. That's amazing!
Anchored by the historic Blue Dome building, this facility once served as a gas station but now houses a trendy eatery. How hot can this city be? Somebody call the firemen, Tulsa apartments aren't just hot – they're on fire!
Just to add more incentive, the Tulsa Zoo boasts 84 acres of exhibits featuring over 2,800 animals, most of which are rare and endangered. There is no more to say – find an apartment in Tulsa today or you'll miss out on this city's endless supply of fun!
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Cowboy Troy earned his reputation as a progenitor of the marriage between country music and hip-hop, a fusion he claims "dates back to when I was a kid and I heard the Charlie Daniels Band doing 'The Devil Went Down to Georgia,' which is really the first fusion of country, rock and rap, if you think about it."
Raised in Texas, Troy has country music in his blood, but it might surprise some to learn of the man's love for heavy metal in general, and revered British metal band Motorhead in particular.
"When I tour with my band, Nashvillain, we surprise people when they learn that we are all Motorhead freaks," says Troy. "We're metalheads who happen to play country music. We break out a Motorhead cover from time to time, and people are pretty much blown away by it!"
While working with local country band Ransomville, Troy surprised the guys with his seemingly limitless well of rock-based references. At one point during the sessions, Troy asked drummer Johnny Misso to play a groove with accents similar to those in '80s metal band Ratt's "Way Cool Junior."
"The funny thing is, I knew exactly what he meant!" laughs Misso.
During our interview, Troy treated me to his apparently well-rehearsed imitation of the gargling-with-razorblades tenor of Motorhead's legendary bassist/vocalist Lemmy. Watching the man take such joy in spitting out "Ace of Spades" is not a memory I'm likely to let vanish anytime soon.
While in Los Angeles on a Big & Rich tour a few years back, Troy convinced his bandmates to join him on a sojourn to the near-mythical Rainbow Bar & Grill, known to be a favored haunt of Lemmy's when Motorhead is not on the road. Sure enough, they found the man perched on his favorite stool at the end of the bar.
"I told Lemmy how much he meant to me, and I name-dropped an obscure tune off of the band's then-latest album, which really got his attention," recalls Troy. "He turned and looked at me, and he wheezed in that famous voice, 'I've actually heard of you – you're pretty good!' Man, I was walking on a cloud for weeks!"
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Riehm Farms is to host an Innovative Farmers of Ohio tour 2-4 p.m. Saturday for people interested in learning about extending the growing season for vegetables and other innovative projects John Riehm has under way.
The tour is part of a series of family-friendly tours this summer planned by the organization, featuring entrepreneurial farmers who are using sustainable production methods and a variety of marketing techniques to deliver products to neighboring consumers.
On his 300-acre farm, Riehm grows vegetables for the on-farm market, six farmers markets, a community-assisted agriculture program with more than 100 members, and several small grocery stores.
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John Riehm, seen working at his farm, is to host an educational tour Saturday.
"I was on the board for three years, and they asked if they could do a tour here at the farm because of all the innovative things that I do," said Riehm, who leads the farm's innovation.
He said the tour mainly will include information about season extension.
"The goal is to pick tomatoes at the end of May or first of June, two months ahead of field tomatoes," he said. "Those come out in about the middle of July."
The extensions also include such vegetables as peppers, lettuce and kohlrabi.
"We try to extend just about every crop there is and find different ways we can push it," he said.
One of those methods includes using plastic "tunnels."
"We do low hoops using PVC pipe," he said. "Sometimes people use wire and put the plastic over it."
The plastic provides frost protection.
"I can plant those two weeks earlier because I don't have to worry about frost," he said.
Riehm said they picked strawberries May 10, which is two or three weeks before most strawberries are ready.
Greenhouses are another method of extending the season.
The farm just finished erecting its fourth greenhouse, which is 30 feet by 96 feet.
Inside, he can plant lettuce varieties early, as well as broccoli, cucumbers, melons and other fruits and vegetables.
Riehm said anybody interested in growing vegetables or operate farm markets are welcome to attend, as well as people who want to learn more about gardening.
"You can use the same system in your back yard or in your garden," he said. "Instead of waiting until the middle of May you can plant them early."
He said people interested in learning about nutritious food also should attend.
"We might even have a few chefs," he said.
Reihm plans to take a tour of the fields where cherry tomato plants are already setting fruit.
"In a couple weeks, they'll be ripe," he said.
He also plan to preview the farm's fall entertainment schedule, including a "Little Rascals" themed corn maze.
The tour is free and no reservations are required.
The farm is at 7244 N. SR 53. Contact Riehm at (419) 992-4392 or visit www.funacres.net.
A complete list of tours can be found at www.ifoh.org.
For more information on the tour, contact Mary Holmes, (440) 423-0859.


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There is a desperate need to help uninsured Americans. The number of uninsured in the U.S. is staggering -- currently, there are 45 million Americans without health insurance. People with mental illness are at a particular risk of being uninsured because of high medical costs due to their illness. Furthermore, a lack of insurance can lead to or exacerbate mental health conditions. Without insurance, it is difficult for people to access necessary medical and mental health care, and conditions may worsen significantly as a result.
The uninsured population in America includes people of all races and ages. In fact, a lack of health insurance is one of the biggest barriers that people of color face. Minorities are uninsured in the U.S. at unacceptable rates -- Latinos 37%, African Americans 25%, Asian Americans 21%, American Indians 20%. Also, included in the 45 million Americans without health insurance are 8 million children.
NAMI is proud to be a national sponsor of Cover the Uninsured Week, which is from May 1-8, and is a week dedicated to bringing attention to the plight of the uninsured. Furthermore, throughout the week, more than 1,000 events will be held in communities across the country, including health and enrollment fairs for uninsured Americans and health coverage seminars for small business owners. For details about Cover the Uninsured Week and a listing of events in your area, please visit www.covertheuninsuredweek.org.
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Powered Parents: Technology We Can't Live Withoutriasharon
As I was thinking about this post on technology and I saw this picture go viral on Facebook, my mind couldn't help but turn to all our friends and loved ones who braved Hurricane Sandy last week and were left for days without power. When you literally can't plug-in, what are the things that you would miss the most? What kinds of technology help run your lives?
For me, my day begins and ends with… my phone. It wakes me up in the morning with an alarm. On it, I check the weather and my emails, among which are my Daily Hopes and a variety of other inspirational sources for the day. And of course, it also has my calendar. This is all before I get on my laptop, or eat breakfast, and sometimes before I go to the bathroom! Don't even tell me you don't do it too! So the thought of having that low batt warning come up and not have a way to recharge sends a flood of panic through me. I would be lost… without my Google map… and I wouldn't even be able to call anyone else to check their Google map!
Without technology, I wouldn't be able to do what I do — run my online business from home, which in turn makes it possible for me to be home for my kids when they need me. After the kids are off to school, I power up all the gadgets that keep this all going: the laptop, the printer/fax/scanner. Fortunately or not, these pieces of equipment are what make it possible for me to work as well as connect me with colleagues, collaborators, and friends.
And, what would we do without the ubiquitous web? Think of all the shelf space I save by not having to own a complete encyclopedia set… or a dictionary and thesaurus… or cookbooks for that matter. As my kids do their homework, I take for granted that we have access to more information than my entire college library, right at their fingertips.
For entertainment, my kids love that Kindle Fire. It seems like a Western family in 2012 is incomplete without ipods, tablets, and digital video recorders. We are probably the small minority that don't own a TV. However, we have an all-in-one desktop that pretty much takes it's place. We use it to watch our favorite DVD's and stream movies from Netflix for family movie night.
All of this would be impossible if Mr. Franklin hadn't braved that storm. Speaking of storms… when I was a little girl growing up in The Philippines, the power went out all the time, especially during the annual monsoon season when the country is hit with typhoon after typhoon. Wind speeds during these storms would get up to 200 mph. My mom tells a story of how their roof blew off — one minute everything was normal and the next, the room was flooded with light… and rain! Why? Because the powerful winds blew a hanging light fixture on the porch through a window and the wind swept through the hole it made, lifting the roof up from underneath.
I digress but my point is that during the early evenings and nights with no power, when we would all gather around the dining room table by candlelight, there was an eerie silence, the absence of the hum of all things electrical — the refridgerator, the TV, the radio, even the buzz from the florescent bulbs….
I look around at my living space today and in addition to those cool pieces of technology (that would have been pure science fiction in my girlhood), there are other electric gadgets and appliances humming all around me: the heater, for one. Right now, we've got space heaters, humidifiers, air purifiers all with flickering or blinking lights.
We take for granted that we can power these up at any time. What happens when you reach for a switch and nothing happens? Gasp! So in truth, the technology that we really can't live without, are not the ones we first think of — Facebook will still be there when the power comes back on in a week. It's the same things that worried my parents thirty years ago — the appliances, the lights, and right now for our friends on the East Coast, heat too.
If you are sitting in a warm house and using your tablet/laptop/phone to read this, take a moment to use technology to help those still in need right now. Make a donation to the American Red Cross, who is providing shelter, food, and hurricane relief items.
A big thanks to Energizer for sponsoring this campaign. Click here to see more of the discussion."
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quote: Obama gets hammered on adding a massive amount to the deficit, however very little of the total was added under his term. You've 2 x Unfunded Wars and Unfunded Medicare to add into that figure.
quote: Europe is running zero or negative GDPs.
quote: We have just come through the biggest recession since the 1930s and America has continued to recover faster than most nations that were impacted. Most countries would kill for your growth.
quote: Also, not too long ago America had a tax rate above 70% for decades and I don't think you did too bad then.
quote: One other thing, this socialist nonsense i hear spouted so often on Fox and other right leaning sites, the best countries are a mix of capitalism and social, what do you think your Police/Fire Dept./Libraries/Post Office are? Just curious.
quote: More than half of all Americans are receiving some type of government handout and incidentally the majority of our tax revenue goes to pay for these handouts. It's not defense spending that is bogging down the US economy.
quote: Please provide a source of this. NO I DON'T WANNA HEAR THAT SINCE 47% OF PEOPLE PAY NO INCOME TAX THAT THEY ARE RECEIVING A HANDOUT.
quote: I suppose to you those freeloadin' troops that are giving their lives for you to have the freedom to post such a flaming comment should go away so to 'stimulate' your version of what the economy should be then. Arrogant prick.
quote: How DARE you say veterans 'don't pay their fair share' and that shit. That's not just anti-american, that's fucking anti-republican!
quote: But people like you are the ones smiling and walking up to vets when you bump into them at walmart thanking them for what they do and when you turn your cheek you call them freeloaders.
quote: quote: Obama gets hammered on adding a massive amount to the deficit, however very little of the total was added under his term. You've 2 x Unfunded Wars and Unfunded Medicare to add into that figure.
quote: What budget would the congressional budget office be reporting on? Obama has not passed a budget since he took office.
quote: I wonder how many other European countries are considering a 75% wealth tax? That would surely bump up your growth. You living in Europe should know exactly why your economy is stagnant - big government, big spending and a lack of emphasis on creating opportunity for the individual.
quote: Our GDP is slowing down. We've been kicking the can down the road to give the illusion of growth but there is no substance behind it. The truth is that until we scale down the size, scope and spending of our government and create an environment where small businesses can be established and thrive, it's going to be stagnant. The US has shift too far left because a lot of people are desperate and buy into the false promises put forth by socialist leaders: - Wealth redistribution. - High taxes on investments (capital gains). - Unending social programs that keep people down rather than giving them a way to improve their life. - Continual erosion of civil liberties with laws like NDAA, ACTA and DMCA getting the nod by Obama.
quote: What? You're going to have to back that 70% tax rate claim up or explain how you're arriving at the number - we've never had a rate that high on income tax or capital gains.
quote: It's not "socialist nonsense" - it's calling it like it is. Socialism is when the government gets too big and starts running peoples' lives and taking over businesses and industries. It's also a breeding ground for dictatorships. Police, Fire and Military are basic services that the government can and should provide - private and public labor unions are examples of socialism gone awry. The US is the best country, hands down, and it is a constitutional republic that got to where it is today due to capitalism and the idea that any individual has the OPPORTUNITY to achieve their greatest dreams. Opportunity does not mean hand-out.
quote: While that is true, here is a nice Graph for you to look at.I support neither Dems/Repubs,(as I'm not American), but the BS coming from both sides pisses me off.
quote: Again, the 75% is only above €800,000. Tarring Europe with the same brush is a cop out.
quote: Where was the ourage when Bush was running huge deficits? I didn't hear one Repub bemoan Wealth Redistribution etc. back then.Everything has to be cut, absolutely everything, if America wants to get it's fiscal house in order. i don't agree with raising taxes until every last dollar has been shred from programs, all programs, on both sides, and that includes your Military.
quote: Again, another softball :- here you go.
quote: Social seems to be a dirty word in America.
quote: As I stated in a previous post, the best countries are a mix of Capitalism and Social programs.
quote: As for saying the US is the best country hands down, there are a lot of metrics which would disagree with this statement, and this opens up another huge debate for which I don't have the time right now.


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The Festival of Lessons and Carols is an age-old tradition that traces its roots to King's College in England. The nine lessons, read by members of the College and Buckhannon communities, present the Biblical story of Christmas, from the prophecies of Jesus' birth through the Gospel accounts of His birth.
"Woven throughout those lessons read from Scripture are specially selected musical pieces sung by the Concert Chorale, Concentus Vocum and the congregation," said Angela Gay Kinkead, dean of the Chapel.
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Cooperative success: Understanding the co-op business model
There are a few things you should know about democratically run "cooperative" businesses. First, they're not all that unusual. They're also respectably profitable. And working in one doesn't require you to be a Marxist or wear patchouli.
Something old, something new
Last December, the United Nations declared 2012 to be "The International Year of Cooperatives," encouraging countries around the world to promote the establishment of these types of businesses. And with good reason.
From Spain's seventh-largest business, Mondragon Corporation, a federation of worker cooperatives that employs over 90,000 people, to Wisconsin's Isthmus Engineering, with its 29 co-owners, cooperative businesses are thriving. Arguably the most well known, Mondragon is now 54 years old and has outperformed private sector companies on employee compensation and, during several bleak recession years, unemployment rates.
Still, when people hear the word "cooperative," most have difficulty envisioning anything beyond a crunchy granola health food store. That's perhaps not surprising, considering the closest thing to employee-ownership most corporate workers experience is an Employee Stock Ownership Plan, where they can purchase (or are granted) stock in their company. These programs are designed to incentivize workers to be more productive, as they now benefit directly from the business's success. They are built around the assumption that monetary reward is the best motivation for workers.
Cooperative businesses take this idea of employee ownership and engagement one step further: employees actually own and operate the business. Besides the profit motive, cooperative models assume that workers value a more humanized workplace, where the input of ground-level employees can improve the business. Most cooperative businesses are founded on the democratic principle of "one worker, one vote," and no two are alike.
The many faces of the cooperative
Isthmus Engineering employs around 45 people, who are eligible to become worker-owners of the company after two years of service. According to controls engineer Ole Olson, worker-owners "get to decide how our company runs, what we build, what we don't build." The waiting period gives employees time to experience the business model, get acclimated to the environment, and understand the corporate culture.
Nearby Union Cab operates a bit differently, creating new owners almost immediately, as long-time member Fred Schepartz explained to The Workers' Paradise:
"All employees who pass probation are members of Union Cab Cooperative. Period. [...] There is no caste system. Structurally, there are no members that are more equal than others. Yes, we have managers, but they have to answer to the board of directors, which is elected from the membership, by the membership. Essentially, management works for the employees though they are given the authority to do their jobs. [E]verybody who works at Union Cab who has passed probation is a full-fledged member. Drivers, dispatchers, phone answerers, mechanics, IT staff, accounting staff. Everybody."
Meanwhile, New York City's Cooperative Home Care Associates, which provides services like light housekeeping and personal care to a number of elderly and disabled individuals, focuses on transforming what are traditionally low income, entry-level, part time jobs into full time positions with training, full benefits, higher wages, and guaranteed hours. The company offers a number of special services tailored to the needs of these workers, including no-interest loans up to $250, free tax preparation, and savings programs toward the $1,000 required to become a worker-owner. Meanwhile, operating decisions are made by a 14-member Board of Directors, eight being elected from among all worker-owners. The Worker Council, composed of 12 home care workers, serves as a liason between the Board of Directors and the employees, explaining decisions and advocating for needs. Each worker-owner votes to approve or deny the annual allocation of net profit determined by the Board.
There are many more stories of profitable cooperatives, from bakeries to retailers. There are also a number of organizing bodies, including the US Federation of Worker Cooperatives, National Cooperative Business Organization, and the International Co-operative Alliance.
Learning from success
Even Pittsburgh's United Steel Workers Union is getting in on the (cooperative) action. The union is partnering with Mondragon to explore the possibility of steel worker cooperatives. With over 40,000 manufacturing facilities closed throughout the United States during the economic recession, exploring new business models probably isn't a bad idea.
Retired steelworker Rick Kimbrough told SolidarityEconomy.net that he's all for the initiative. "Ever since they shut down our mill, I've always thought, 'Why shouldn't we own them?' If we did, they wouldn't be running away."
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I come from a area in Brazil that in the past was comprised of hundreds of small farmers struggling to survive, let alone profit from anything. In the past few decades they've organized together and created cooperatives... to become the largest grain companies in Latin America. So I'm very positive that the UN decided to emphasise cooperative work in 2012.
traditional management.
Perfect. Of course this flies in the face of our less than
30 hours a week minimum wage corporate mind set.
Lots of this going on in the Open Source world. It works.
Could we please hear from the good folks at Red Hat?
I have worked with some real idiots over the years, and I'm not sure I'd want them to have voting power in our company.
Maybe there could be an idiot exclusion clause. Or some sort of idiot management policy.
Then again, most of them did work in management.
I love to see this. This model is hard to sell in the USA though.
I am trying to put together a funding model for start-ups that want to use this model. Check out Open Capitalist to learn more.
Fascinating read. I've been interested in business ownership since I've recently gotten interested in a franchise opportunity on http://franchiseexpo.com. Though I intend to run a franchise, I would like to also own part of co-op several friends are forming, but I hadn't actually learned the ins and outs of what a co op is yet. Thanks for this!


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Does anybody have any news on the production for the Ghost in the Shell movie Dreamworks is working on? Does anybody have any news on the casting or the director? I thought this movie was planned for next summer but I haven't seen any info on it lately.
Oh wait, I just found this - Update: Variety reported last April that Spielberg's enthusiasm for a remake of Masamune Shirow's Ghost in the Shell cyber-police manga was a pivotal reason why the manga's publisher (Kodansha) chose to work with Spielberg's DreamWorks company on this other remake project. The Hollywood Reporter newspaper noted last week that the Ghost in the Shell remake project remains at DreamWorks despite DreamWorks' corporate separation from its longtime distributor, Paramount Pictures. Paramount would still have the option to co-finance and co-distribute the Ghost in the Shell remake if it goes forward. Looks like GITS is in limbo. "Work as if you were to live a hundred years. Play as if you were to die tomorrow."- Ben Franklin
Got a little more info today -By HOLY COW and KITTY SENSEI Sunday January 4, 2009http://www.star-ecentral.com/news/story.asp?file=/2009/1/4/movies/293124...Ghost in the Shell It was a three-way fight between behemoths Universal, DreamWorks, and Sony to obtain the rights to this legendary anime. In the end, it was Steven Spielberg's DreamWorks that emerged the winner. The plan is to make Ghost in the Shell into a "3D live action movie". It would be interesting to see how the cyborgs of this cyberpunk anime and manga will fare in the master's hands. Spielberg, after all, has been very reliable when it comes to churning out blockbusters. The story, which is based on Masamune Shirow's manga, first published in 1989, spawned two anime films, an anime series, and several video games. The protagonist is cyborg Motoko Kusanagi, a member of a covert ops unit of the Japanese National Public Safety Commission, which fights technology-related crime. "Ghost in the Shell is one of my favorite stories," Spielberg said in an interview with Variety in April. "It's a genre that has arrived, and we enthusiastically welcome it to DreamWorks." Scheduled release: 2011. "Work as if you were to live a hundred years. Play as if you were to die tomorrow."- Ben Franklin
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The Maritime Association of South Carolina celebrated 87 years of service to the ports with its 2013 annual meeting and gala on March 8 at the Charleston Marriott. More than 530 people packed the Crystal Ballroom as Kinder Morgan's Art Rudolph passed the chairman's gavel to Steve Kicklighter of McAllister Towing.
Legislator of the Year awards were given to Senator Hugh Leatherman and Representative Brian White for their crucial roles in appropriating $300 million for the deepening of Charleston Harbor. SPA President and CEO Jim Newsome introduced the two lawmakers and explained how this funding puts South Carolina at a huge advantage in the race to deepen our harbor for post-Panamax ships.
Jane Thornhill and Sue Hinkle received the Maritime Advocate and Beacon Awards respectively. Thornhill was recognized specifically for her vocal support of the maritime sector during the ongoing cruise debate; while Hinkle was acknowledged for her years on service on the waterfront – notably serving as director of the Charleston Port and Seafarers' Society that provides much needed services to the 65,000 mariners who call on Charleston's ports each year.
Art Rudolph recapped the year noting that MASC continues to grow and underwent a smooth transition with new staff taking over after 18 years of leadership from past-President John Hassell, whom was awarded an honorary membership to the association. Newly installed Chairman Steve Kicklighter ended the program by reminding everyone that the local and state economy is dependent on a vibrant port - and that all must continue working together to Git 'r dug!
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