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The Walt Disney Company Tuesday announced a reorganization of its advertising sales and promotions teams for kids- and family-focused TV, online, radio and publishing businesses. By merging the teams into a single unit, the new Disney Media Advertising Sales and Marketing Group will focus on delivering to clients customized and integrated marketing solutions across all Disney kids and family media platforms.
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As we continue to integrate our entertainment content across multiple technology platforms its important that our ad sales efforts be coordinated as well, said Wadsworth.
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-Brad Davis, who was promoted to senior vp of online sales and western multimedia leader, from vp of advertising sales for Disney Online.
-Jon Sayer, who was named vp of ad sales for Radio Disney and midwest multimedia leader. He was most recently vp of advertising sales for Disney ABC Kids Networks, midwest region.
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The Oklahoman's Steve Lackmeyer took questions from readers in today's OKC Central Live Chat. You can join Steve's Q&A's on Fridays at 10 a.m. and submit your questions about the happenings in and around downtown Oklahoma City. Below is an unedited transcript of the chat.
11:04 a.m. Good morning.
11:04 a.m. Good morning Steve and happy Friday to you. Are you coming to the Plaza Festival tomorrow? It will be going on from noon to 10pm, rain or shine!
11:05 a.m. I might. I've got to see what is going on with home chores, family obligations first.
11:06 a.m. What is going on with the "construction" or lack thereof taking place at Emerson High School? It looked like renovations had started earlier this year, but nothing has happened in months. What's the latest?
11:07 a.m. Contractors work at their own pace. It is interesting to see how fast the new John Rex Elementary is going up at Sheridan and Walker compared to what visible work is or isn't taking place at Emerson.
11:07 a.m. Now that the streetcar has passed the city council, what is the next step? Are there any chances for Ed to delay it more?
11:08 a.m. Engineering must be done to ensure the route is feasible. This is also when we'll find out of the cost estimates are on target, what kind of system will be used, etc. Ed Shadid and Pete White have pledged to cooperate on making the streetcar a success.
11:09 a.m. I will note that with the route chosen, I don't see how Meg Salyer can be required to recuse herself again. So that kind of solidifies the council vote as it now stands.
11:09 a.m. The okc.gov/maps3 website says more than 95% of the property for the upper park has been acquired. What in that area has not been acquired and is the city going to use eminent domain to acquire it?
11:10 a.m. There are a couple of stubborn property owners, and yes, those parcels will likely be targeted for condemnation.
11:10 a.m. I noticed this past weekend that the parking structure for the Aloft hotel was going up. What does that mean in terms of timeline for completion? Spring of 2014?
11:10 a.m. I know that JIm Thompson, the developer, was last hoping for a November opening. But I really can't see how it opens any earlier than next spring.
11:11 a.m. Where do we stand on the Western/Classen/Reno/Boulevard intersection decision? What are the chances they just go back to the street grid?
11:12 a.m. The boulevard is still undergoing environmental review by the Federal Highway Administration. The street grid is one of the options being evaluated as part of this review. Despite what state and city engineers may say publicly, I promise you they hate, hate, hate the idea of just restoring the grid.
11:13 a.m. The engineers are very concerned that without the boulevard, traffic gridlock will soon follow with no good egress to and from the new Interstate 40.
11:13 a.m. Related question: why did the city choose to not demo the old on/off ramps to/from the old I-40? Specifically, there are three on the site of the future convention center.
11:13 a.m. I don't know. Maybe they are historical markers?
11:13 a.m. Are you aware of any developers actively trying to buy properties adjacent to the new park for housing/office/other?
11:14 a.m. Developers are looking at the area, but it's a bit early yet to be making deals.
11:14 a.m. Good morning Steve. I see that Ron Bradshaw has begun constructing additional Brownstones in Deep Deuce. Have you got any details such as site plans or renderings for these?
11:15 a.m. Yes, he has started planning and design, and I've seen some early concepts, but construction hasn't started yet. Designs are just now being finalized.
11:15 a.m. I'll have an update soon.
11:15 a.m. What is the expected completion date for Mosaic?
11:15 a.m. As I recall, late 2014.
11:15 a.m. When will we know how much the Convention Center site is going to cost?
11:16 a.m. It shouldn't be much longer...
11:16 a.m. With construction on the latest phase of The Hill ongoing, I was curious as to just how many units they are planning to build right now, and exactly where the clubhouse will be located.
11:20 a.m. More than 32 homes have sold, several more have been built, and ultimately the development will total 157 town homes. So far, the residences are selling as fast as they can be built. The clubhouse, as I recall, is toward the south edge of the neighborhood.
11:21 a.m. Do any of the DT parking garages (besides Century Center) have the ability to add on to what they have like the one Devon bought?
11:21 a.m. Yes, but it's an expensive proposition.
11:21 a.m. Since we are back in a waiting period regarding future towers,can you provide an update? Are we still looking at three potential towers? Also, are the most likely locations still the Stage Center Site, the Preftakes block, and the site just north of the museum on Hudson?
11:23 a.m. At this time, I am still tracking interest in a second tower. I won't rule out the possibility for a third tower, but we are in the midst of a lot of changes that make it difficult to say what is going to happen long-term.
11:23 a.m. The Rainy Williams tower is still on target for the Stage Center site, and we will likely see some more information coming out later this year.
11:27 a.m. testing
11:28 a.m. Haven't heard any news recently on the Convention Center process. Is the asking price within the budget? Is there a timeline for having certain components of the overall project completed?
11:29 a.m. We're still waiting to hear what the asking price is...
11:30 a.m. Hi Steve, Had to ask, latest info you have on the floor count on SC site ?
11:31 a.m. testing
11:31 a.m. I have nothing new on this
11:32 a.m. Folks, be patient with me this morning. Cover it Live is cranky, likely because it's overlapping with Berry Tramel...
11:32 a.m. What would it take to clear out the metal scrap yards on Reno between Lincoln and MLK?
11:32 a.m. The west side of Robinson Avenue is part of the MAPS 3 Core to Shore park and will be acquired and cleared by the city.
11:33 a.m. The east side of Robinson in that area has some pretty cool old buildings, and I'll bet they get redeveloped once the park is completed.
11:33 a.m. Hi Steve, what do you think of Nebu? Most people don't realize it's open to the public and I think it's a great community gathering spot that OKC needs more of to develop a real "downtown culture".
11:34 a.m. I like Nebu. And it seems to stay busy enough that it's not a total secret. I agree - it's a great asset for downtown.
11:34 a.m. Will Devon ever get all the lights working on their building?
11:35 a.m. Didn't you get the email? They're waiting on you to run by Walgreens and get the replacement light bulbs.
11:35 a.m. Steve, I just read Jeff Speck's OKC Walkability Report. Some really great ideas. One of his most important suggestions was regarding the new boulevard, to limit the width of paving and speed of traffic flow by incorporating a tree lined median park between two lanes in each direction. This would look incredible, but I'm worried the traffic planners want a wide six-lane, fast-flowing boulevard. I believe the other nearby east-west streets can help with traffic flow, if needed, and that the boulevard should be designed to be a showcase urban street as Speck suggests rather than a huge pedestrian blocking mass of pavement, good for only zooming traffic out of the area. What have you seen of the boulevard design, if anything?
11:36 a.m. I'll have an update on the boulevard soon. It won't be six lanes, but it will be 45 miles per hour east and west of the Core to Shore park and convention center.
11:36 a.m. Good morning Steve... Your thoughts on Councilman Greiners comments and vote on the streetcar route?
11:37 a.m. Ward 1 has gone from a pro-downtown councilman to one who is less so. Greiner also indicated that he's not tied to the idea of proceeding with MAPS 3 projects as approved by voters - something that differs with what I heard him say in an interview on KTOK during his campaign.
11:38 a.m. Any plans for the site in Bricktown immediately south of the House of Bedlam? Also do you know if the owners of 119 E. Reno (the one with the mural facing the canal) are planning anything with their building?
11:38 a.m. No. That slope is owned by the Scaramuccis. As for 119 E Reno, it's owned by French Hickman. Developers have pitched plans to buy it for various projects, but so far a sale is not in the works.
11:39 a.m. Is the legislature expected to vote soon on whether or not the American Indian Center will get the funding to complete it? Why weren't they able to finish it in the first place?
11:41 a.m. Blake Wade, who is now leading the fundraising effort, has indicated he believes lawmakers will vote on the funding when the next session first starts (January). A plan was ready for a vote last session but was put on hold when tornadoes swept through Moore and south Oklahoma City. Critics argue the scope of the museum was unrealistic and should have been done in phases. Promoters say they have endeavored to build a museum that would win Smithsonian status.
11:41 a.m. Any chance of connecting Oklahoma Street where it crosses the tracks between 2nd Street and Main Street? It would sure improve pedestrian access from Deep Deuce to Bricktown.
11:41 a.m. I agree. But no, I don't see it happening. Best bet is to hope for at least creating a pedestrian connection.
11:42 a.m. Did the Chamber of Commerce back out of their plan to build at E.K. Gaylord and 4th Street? Is there anything planned for that site now?
11:42 a.m. Yep. That happened a couple of years ago. The property was bought by "an affiliate" of SandRidge Energy last year. I do not know if that affiliate is controlled by SandRidge or by former CEO Tom Ward.
11:42 a.m. I've been thinking about moving to Deep Deuce, but I've been wondering where do the residents shop? I don't see anything around, such as a grocery store, pharmacy or Target.
11:47 a.m.
You have a smaller, specialty grocery store (organics, basic needs, deli, produce,, dairy) in the Native Roots Market. You have a wine store in Deep Deuce and on Automobile Alley. Downtowners are divided about the quality of groceries, shopping experience at the Homeland at NW 18 and Classen. Other downtowners shop at the Walmart at Belle Isle. Pharmacies can be found at First National Center and a small scale Walgreens at St. Anthony Hospital in Midtown. Downtown has the best bakeries in town - Brown's Bakery and Prairie Thunder Baking Co. Some hardware needs can be met at Renovation Station on Broadway. Downtown has several clothing stores. It's not Edmond or Quail Springs, but downtown retail is emerging.
You have a smaller, specialty grocery store (organics, basic needs, deli, produce,, dairy) in the Native Roots Market. You have a wine store in Deep Deuce and on Automobile Alley. Downtowners are divided about the quality of groceries, shopping experience at the Homeland at NW 18 and Classen. Other downtowners shop at the Walmart at Belle Isle. Pharmacies can be found at First National Center and a small scale Walgreens at St. Anthony Hospital in Midtown. Downtown has the best bakeries in town - Brown's Bakery and Prairie Thunder Baking Co. Some hardware needs can be met at Renovation Station on Broadway. Downtown has several clothing stores. It's not Edmond or Quail Springs, but downtown retail is emerging.
11:47 a.m. Steve, Now that the street car route has been approved by the city council, are there any future votes, other than for Mayor that could still prevent the implementation of the street car? Thanks for what you do!
11:48 a.m. Oh sure, but keep in mind, the one on Tuesday is the only one I am aware of where Meg Salyer, a supporter of the streetcar, had to recuse herself. With her vote, it's hard to see how the streetcar gets derailed unless there is a major price escalation.
11:48 a.m. Top of the day Steve, I know Chesapeke is having money problems, but cant they fix thier sign at the Chesapeke boat house it is being held together by blue tap and has been sense the storms its quite embarrasing to look at steve.
11:49 a.m. Actually, the sign is likely the responsibility of the Boathouse Foundation. I'll ask ....
11:49 a.m. What has gotten into Ed Shadid? He seems to be focused on being the antagonist to city progress and becoming mayor. Is all this just about his desire to use his position in local government to move higher? Or is he really trying to do the right thing for the city? He has lost my vote and that of most of my neighbors whom he represents.
11:50 a.m. Ed has always struck me as sincere in his concern for the city and passion to improve transit and public health. As for his approach, and as for the quality of the campaign consultants he's hired.... those are questions for other people.
11:51 a.m. Regarding the boulevard again, Michigan Boulevard in Chicago has been mentioned as one example of what could be done in OKC. It's a 6-lane street (3-lanes each way) with just enough median to accommodate raised tree planters. It has wide sidewalks with plenty of landscaping and is a major retail corridor with lots of high-end luxury stores along it's length. If OKC could attract enough retail, this would also be a great solution. What would you like to see the boulevard to look like?
11:52 a.m. I don't know. I've heard a lot of different ideas from a lot of people I respect... I don't believe the area is destined to become a retail corridor, and that's based on discussions I have had with developers.
11:52 a.m. Would you like to see the Bricktown canal extended to the west beneath the railroad tracks? If so where would you cross and where should it extend?
11:53 a.m. Bricktown wanted to add an extension of the canal along the new boulevard to the Myriad Gardens. Mayor Mick Cornett killed that effort. I'm not sure if another proposal like that will be feasible once the new boulevard is built.
11:53 a.m. Are the 4th St apartments in Deep Deuce back to being called Phase II of Maywood apartments? I haven't seen any movement on this project.
11:54 a.m. There's movement; the developers have filed a permit to demolish the metal building now on the site, and final plans were approved last week by the Downtown Design Review Committee.
11:54 a.m. So you're telling me there's still work ongoing at Emerson and the contractors just aren't working at all? That's pretty lame if true and there's got to be something that can be done to get them to work.
11:55 a.m. We heard from Jim Couch at the Transit Subcommittee meeting that EK Gaylord will be four lanes in front of Santa Fe Station. Given that senior City Officials were previously saying six (albeit narrowed) lanes was going to be acceptable, do you know what made them change this?
11:55 a.m. You guys.
11:56 a.m. And that means not just the subcommittee, but the community as a whole. The days of high-speed, high volume traffic corridors running through downtown (think Reno Avenue in Bricktown) are over in terms of adding to what already exists.
11:56 a.m. I saw that Devon registered it's MLP with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. What, if anything, can OKC expect to see from this development moving forward?
11:56 a.m. We don't know yet.
11:57 a.m. Did the Film Exchange Building come up at the Park Subcommittee meeting?
11:57 a.m. Curiously enough... no.
11:57 a.m. What changes are you talking about that you say will make it difficult to say what's going to happen? Obviously it's got you hedging your bets on future towers...
11:58 a.m. Tell me what happens with SandRidge. Tell me what happens with Chesapeake. Tell me what happens with companies now looking at downtown. It's real estate folks... it's supply and demand. It's the economy. What's true today may be different tomorrow. I do my best to track it.
11:58 a.m. Do you see Corner Bakery locating in Midtown or Downtown? Also it is taking a long time for Trader Joe's to scout for locations, what is up with that?
11:59 a.m. Yes. I've been told Corner Bakery is on the hunt. Trader Joes remains a very interesting future prospect, but one on which we don't know much
11:59 a.m. Steve do you know if the Rainey Williams has chosen an architectural group for the tower or has narrowed it down to a few firms? Just by knowing who was going to do the design work we could get a better guess as to what it will look like.
11:59 a.m. If I knew, revealing the answer would get me shot. I don't want to die.
12:00 p.m. What is the latest on Ruth Chris opening a location in OKC? Would it be viable in downtown or do you think more suburban?
12:00 p.m. Classen Curve?
12:00 p.m. Steve, I have been trying to follow your updates on the streetcar and I am confused. Did Shadid actually bus people in to city hall to protest the the street car? where did these people come from and who is Nick Singer? thanks!
12:01 p.m. Jeff Bezdek, makes that allegation. Nick Singer was an unsuccessful Democratic legislative candidate who is volunteering for the Shadid campaign. Nick says he was a point of contact, but won't say anything more than that.
12:01 p.m. Steve any news on Ge oil and gas reserch center in the okc area is this a dead issue or is it going to happen they should have said by now where they are going to build the story broke in April
12:01 p.m. Stay tuned....
12:02 p.m. Is the downtown elementary school going to be open for next school year?
12:02 p.m. As I recall, yes.
12:02 p.m. Steve how was your discussion with the OU students about urban renewal? what was your central message?
12:03 p.m. It was great. They are now touring downtown with Blair Humphreys. The main gist was the I.M. Pei Plan, Core to Shore, and the pros and cons of cities attempting to force a change in development focus, master planning, clear cutting areas (as desired by designers of the Core to Shore park) vs. rigid preservation or strategic preservation.
12:04 p.m. My central message? Don't give up all authority to consultants, never assume they are completely right, and don't fear revisiting assumptions as years pass.
12:04 p.m. just curious, do the MAPS proposals account for future costs or land, construction, ect, or what that project would cost today?
12:04 p.m. Kinda sorta yes and no. Sometimes.
12:05 p.m. If Rudy construction is so deplorable, then why do they win all of the contracts?
12:05 p.m. Who says they are deplorable? They get contracts when they submit the lowest bid.
12:05 p.m. If the street car does stay on schedule, what is the likely completion date for this first set of tracks? This would mean the streetcars are running, and the intermodal hub has been completed.
12:05 p.m. The timetable calls for completion in 2017.
12:05 p.m. The animation for the streetcar route shows it going west along Reno through Bricktown, north through downtown to midtown and over to Automobile alley and back down to Bricktown, with the tracks laid down in the right lanes. That seems to indicate that vehicle traffic along much of the route would be a tight fit. Also I would assume that there would be several streetcars running the continuous loop, so one would come by each stop every few minutes. Any earl indication how many nits, and how they plan to modify the streets along the route to accommodate cars?
12:06 p.m. No. But I'm told the streets are built to handle the streetcars.
12:06 p.m. So does Tom Ward or Sandridge own the gaylord/3rd/4th triangle piece of land? You mentioned last week he is moving quickly, does he still want to office downtown?
12:07 p.m. Quickly? I don't think I said that. But he is out there ...
12:07 p.m. I know preservationists will want to fight to preserve Stage Center. 'm a believer in preserving existing buildings myself, but only if they add to the streetscape and history of the city. However, the Stage Center, or Mummers as I like to call it, should never have been built where it is. It's history is short and that history is of a failure rather than a success. It is a suburban design, which confuses the heck out of people. Those walkway ramps leading to it make me want to avoid the place rather than make me want to explore. So if Rainey wants to demo the building, that's fine with me. I believe the site is too important to be stuck with a lost cause.
12:07 p.m. Steve, as someone who I think has put much thought into this, if the film exchange building were to be saved, what do you think would be the best use for it so that it remains relevant far into the future of the park
12:08 p.m. The Asset proposal intrigues me, and I wonder why the city council was never informed about this matter so they could have made a policy decision. Instead, it was handled by city staff and hired park designers.
12:09 p.m. Certainly at least one council member, Pete White, is indicating he wants more of a say in this matter.
12:09 p.m. 45 mph for boulevard? That's what it is on NW Expressway and most people travel 50-60 mph. There are no sidewalks along NW Expressway so I'm guessing there won't be for the new boulevard as well??
12:09 p.m. There will be sidewalks.
12:09 p.m. With a route now chosen and rails getting closer to being laid, why are we still seeing no apparent attempt for coordination with the P180 work to still be done?
12:11 p.m. Because city staff have long insisted they are required to finish Project 180 by 2014. The latest report, released this week, indicates completion of Project 180 in 2016. If you figure this out, let me know ...
12:11 p.m. Now that PHF has sold to OU what do you think is the next step for the foundation? Will they build physical structures again or just provide grants?
12:12 p.m. Grants and TIF assistance will replace reduced rent as the means for helping bio-tech start-ups and creating additional space in upcoming years.
12:12 p.m. Considering how successful their other projects have been, why do the Scaramuccis sit on property for so long? They could do something great with the land to the south of the House of Bedlam. Why don't they?
12:12 p.m. Another owner might have torn down the Rock Island Plow Building. Give them credit for keeping it standing and finally proceeding.
12:13 p.m. Steve is there any talk of a downtown 24/7 CVS or Walgreens opening up? I just moved to midtown and unfortunately needed shaving creme at 5:00am yesterday. It was much more difficult to find than I would have expected.
12:13 p.m. No, but I'm surprised we haven't had one pop up yet. I suspect it won't be much longer.
12:13 p.m. Steve is there anyway you could put a map up on okccentral that shows who owns all the various empty fields and parking lots in midtown
12:14 p.m. I'll add that to my list
12:14 p.m. So Steve, did you see that Danny Bowein on twitter yesterday was looking for fireworks in okc? What do you know about this!!
12:14 p.m. Is Chinese New Year soon?
12:15 p.m. What's your opinion of the approved streetcar route? Did they get it right?
12:15 p.m. I think questions must still be resolved on the couplet vs. linear approaches.
12:16 p.m. Morning Steve! Did you ever find the maps of the old trolley lines? Didn't see them on the blog earlier this week. Thanks!
12:16 p.m. Thanks for the reminder. I'll try to do it this weekend
12:18 p.m. Forgive me, but I'm going to have to call it quits today. These chats are usually set for one hour and I tend to let it go up to two hours. But I can't do that today. Please feel free to resubmit any unanswered comments and questions next week. Have a great weekend!


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I finally got to a point where I could try starting it up.
I took the bike out under the cloak of night -- the better to hide my inevitable shame. I filled it up with gas and found out the left side is leaking fuel like crazy. Undeterred, I pressed the starter button. I got a nice KA-THUNK, but no turning. I plan on checking the starter relay, and have a starter rebuild kit from EME waiting in the wings.
Still undeterred, I gave it a few kicks. I found out it's not much of a motorcycle, but as a bird caller it's not half bad:
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That sound is not me sobbing. That's the bike. I promise.
I need to do a detailed run-through of the electrics, as there are a few gremlins yet. I finally got the headlight/parking light to work, but they remained on even with the key pulled out of the ignition switch. I had to pull the ground cable to get them to turn off. which is not SOP, I gather.
All in all, a frustrating couple of days.
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Howdy and welcome to the latest 'Best Battles!' Every week, I read through my pile of new comics and set aside the ones that have the most memorable and awesome action sequences. From there, I narrow it down to my 3 favorites and it's never an easy decision. This week, I've selected melees from JUSTICE LEAGUE, DEADPOOL and X-O MANOWAR. Grab a snack or a drink and enjoy the scans of the slugfests below!
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Justice League vs. Atlanteans vs. The Trench
Aquaman's first big event comes to and end with some absolutely glorious artwork. Seriously, check out this ridiculously amazing splash page by Ivan Reis. It may only be the JL "reserves" going toe-to-toe with Ocean Master's army, but it's still a jaw-dropping segment and boasting a powerful cinematic feel.
We get tidbits here and there of the backup team in action but the focus quickly shifts to the main event: Aquaman vs. his brother, Orm. We're treated to yet another fantastic panel as the two clash and the war carries on around them. Bostonians have front row seats to an awesome battle, but we're lucky enough to get an even closer look.== TEASER ==
The siblings duke it out across the Massachusetts city and Arthur even throws a freaking bus on the villain. However, Orm lays down the law by going all Emperor Palpatine on him. If the attack can drop Superman and Wonder Woman, it seems wise to use it yet again, after all.
But the Atlantean King's (force) lightning isn't enough to keep the Justice Leaguer down. With one clean strike, Aquaman takes down the invader. If you're keeping count, Johns has officially granted Aquaman "super badass" status. He sent Superman flying with a haymaker, launched Wonder Woman with one blow, and now, delivered the following epic strike to Ocean Master.
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Viners, it's about time we replaced "like a boss" with "like an Aquaman," don't ya think?
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Because being thrown into a bus isn't humiliating enough, Aric then decides to turn the villain's face into guacamole. Believe it or not, this isn't the worst display of anger we've seen from Aric. This fight was over before it began.
Despite the relentless and emotional pounding, Aric walks away from the defeated alien to aid his severely injured friend. Knowing his armor can heal wounds, Aric gives him the armor. Instead of a "thank you," Gafti uses this newfound power against Aric. You can't really blame the dude, either. He was captured because of Aric and then forced to endure years of suffering and torture on top of it. The guy needs to vent and he certainly has a chance to do so here.
Aric's warrior mindset often makes us underestimate his intellect, but Robert Venditti crafted an emotionally brilliant scene here as Aric accepts his fate and opens up more than ever before. I won't spoil what he says, but it's enough to make Gafti change his mind and instead bring the fight to the invasion fleet of aliens hovering above Earth.
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Fun fact: Joss Whedon wrote Alien: Resurrection. Hard to believe, right?
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- Arsenal vs. Fangfeng
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- Vibe vs. Parademon
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- Daredevil vs. Goons
- Joes vs. Cobra
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January 23, 2012, Milwaukee, Wis. — The Better Business Bureau (BBB) has been receiving numerous complaints and inquiries from consumers across the country about fraudulent job offers for positions as "mystery" or "secret shoppers."
Consumers report receiving a letter, generally by postal mail, containing instructions, and accompanied by a check. The instructions usually direct the recipient to deposit the check, spend a specific amount of money in local, retail stores as a "secret shopper" and send the remaining amount back via Western Union or MoneyGram. In most cases, consumers are instructed to spend a couple hundred dollars, while the balance of the check is to be wired to an unknown individual, often located outside the U.S.
In the past, consumers who followed these instructions have informed the BBB that the cashier's check was later determined by their banks to be counterfeit. The result was that not only were they now responsible for the amount of the bad check, but they also faced the danger of having their accounts closed.
The Wisconsin BBB has been receiving an increasingly large amount of reports of mystery shopper scam letters being sent, using Wisconsin return addresses. The addresses are fraudulent and often are found to be rented boxes at UPS stores to make it look as if they have a valid, tangible location, when they do not. In some cases, the perpetrators actually "hijack" and use valid company names and real addresses to stage their scheme.
Recently, a Florida consumer attempted to file a complaint with the Wisconsin BBB, because the letter and check she received appeared to come from a local Milwaukee address. However, after requesting copies of the letter and the envelope it came in, we found the local address to be fake and the postmark, Canadian.
Mary F. of Tampa says, "The letter I received says I have been chosen to become a consumer mystery shopper from a list of retail stores and (it) included a check for $2,495."
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Peter Andreas Olsen Aursnes (1860-1928) From the Book: Emigrants from Sykkylven by Martin Gjævnes, 1957 137. Aursnes, Peter Andreas Olsen (Olegarden) f. 5/4 1860. (Aurness). Gjekk på skule i Noreg og studerte ei tid medisin i Kristiania, men måtte slutte og utv. til Minneapolis i 1887. Tok doktor- eksamen ved Minnesota Universitet. Var 1891—93 assistent hos den kjende doktoren Knud Høegh. Starta eigen praksis. Frå 1890-åra skreiv han alltid namnet Aurness. Frå 1894 doktor ved Det norske diakonis- sesjukehuset i Mpls. I 1904 var han stabskirurg ved det norske sjuke- huset og ved den norsk-lutherske diakonisseheimen. I 1925 fekk han patent på eit stetoskop. Var litt med i Sunnmørslaget, men meir i den skandinaviske Odin Club, som han var med å stifte i 1898. G. m. Ida Cirkler, fødd i New Ulm, Minn. Ho kom til Mpls. i 1865. Faren og dei to brørne hennar var lækjarar. Far hennar åtte og kornmylner og sat godt i det. Peter Aurness vart eigar av Mt. Rainier Mining Co. i Wash. Han hadde ein Rørosmann som sjef for gruva, som var ein hobby. — Dr. Aurness budde lengste tida i 1937 Park Ave, Mpls. Han vart skadd ved ein bil- kollisjon ca. 1925 og døydde av kreft 17/12 1928. Kona døydde i 1930, 72 år. Sonen Rolf C. Aurness, som er apotekar, er gift og har to born.
Translation: Registration nr: 137. Aursnes, Peter Andreas Olsen. (Ole farm) Born 5th April 1860. (Aursness). Went to school in Norway and studied medicine for some time in Kristiania, (Oslo) but had to curtail his studies and immigrate to Minneapolis in 1887. Took doctor's examination at Minnesota University. Was assistant from 1891-93 for the well known doctor Knud Høegh. Started own practice. From the 1890ies he always wrote his name as Aurness. From 1894, doctor at the Norwegian Diakonis- sehospital (?) in Minneapolis. In 1904 he was staff surgeon at the Norwegian hospital and the Norwegian Lutheran hospice. In 1925 he received grant of a patent for a stethoscope. (Dual earplug.) Participated a little in the activities of Southern Möre Club, but more actively in the Odin Club, of which he was one of the founding members in 1898. Married Ida Circler, borne in New Ulm, Minn. She came to Mpls. In 1865. Her father as well as her two brothers were doctors. Her father owned corn mills and was well off. Peter Aurness became the owner of Mt. Rainier Mining Co. in Wash. He employed a man from Røros (Eastern Norway mining town) as the mine boss; the mine was only a hobby. – Dr. Aurness lived the longest period on 1937 Park Ave, Mpls. He was in a car accident in 1925 (about) and died from cancer on 17th December 1928. His wife died in 1930, 72 years old. Their son Rolf. C Aurness, who is an apothecary, is married with two children.
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April 5, 1860
Aursnes, Sykkylven, Møre og Romsdal, Norway
October 8, 1893
Age 33
Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, United States
July 22, 1894
Age 34
Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, United States
December 17, 1928
Age 68
Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, United States
Age 67
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When you have lost 12 coin tosses this season things are bad. By nature the coin toss gives a team a 50% chance of winning, yet the Carolina Panthers have lost on each of them to start their 11 game this season as well as losing out on one in an overtime loss to Tampa Bay. Instead of taking an 0-for-13 the Panthers have sought the help from its fans to choose for Sunday's game against the Kansas City Chiefs. Simply go to the Panthers Facebook, like it, and vote. The fans are currently in favor of heads, which has received 51% of the vote.
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Get ready for spring planting without soiling your car
Across the parts of the country that are thawing out from a long winter, spring often means trips to the garden center for plants, soil, mulch and other items that could seriously dirty a car's interior. Cars.com staffers tell how they transport soil and other lawn and garden favorites without soiling their cars' interiors.
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MINNEAPOLIS Maybe Ricky Rubio just really likes wearing white. At least, that was what Terry Porter would have liked you to believe this morning at the Timberwolves' shootaround, when the point guard was wearing a white starter's jersey for the first time all season. Porter was vague when discussing whether Rubio would start tonight against the Clippers "He's wearing white," he said. "What does that mean?" but he did acknowledge that the team has engaged in discussions about shuffling the starting lineup. In the end, Porter did not say either way whether Rubio, who's come off the bench in his first 10 games back since ACL repair, would start. Rick Adelman will be responsible for making that final designation, Porter said, even though he remains away from the team. "We still have some more discussions," Porter said. "If I had everyone here in white would you come ask me these questions, or just because Ricky's in white?" "He just happened to put it on white." I wouldn't be su...
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This honey scrub is not only nice during and after a hot bath, but it makes for a nice Christmas gift as well. All you need is some honey, grits or cornmeal, almond oil and a few other materials. It smells great too.
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It's overwhelming, discouraging, frustrating and exacerbating – the quantity of blogs and articles telling you how to job search. By focusing on the latest 'trends' and progressive strategies, self-anointed experts continue to use their megaphones to sell their own ideas. The following list of 10 trends is designed to help you separate the wheat from the chaff, identifying those activities or rules of thumb you should cons...
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How do you define career success? Having a vision for your career is important because like the saying goes...."If you don't know where you're going, any old road will lead there." Career success can mean something different for each person. For some it may be a career in which they earn a certain amount of money. For others it can mean reaching the top rung of the proverbial career ladder. Or it could be a career that fulfill...
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Runway Now: Nude Nail Polish, The Beauty Trend To Wear Now
Nude nail polish, right from the Spring 2013 New York Fashion Week runway. There's nothing we love more than when classic is on trend! This catwalk trend that SHOULD BE in every stylish woman's beauty arsenal, if it's not already. >> MORE: FASHION SHOWS AND RUNWAY REVIEWS It's CLASSY not crazy. Forget neon color nails and grotesque nail designs….Published on September 18, 2012
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Runway Beauty: Veronica Lake Hair is The New Wave & Here's How To Get The Look
Film Noir Hair Inspiration From The Spring 2013 New York Fashion Week Runways at Zac Posen Get the high glam mystery of femme fatal sirens of film noir as gorgeous retro waves are a runway hair hit next Spring. DON'T WAIT for daisies to start to bloom. Take a cue from Zac Posen's elegant Spring…Published on September 17, 2012
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Brad's Runway Beauty Notes from #NYFW- Makeup tips too!
Brad Boles is taking some notes on runway beauty for Spring 2013. Here are his thoughts thus far. Oh, yeah, we got him to throw in a few how-to makeup tips just for you too! >> MORE: FASHION SHOWS AND RUNWAY REVIEWS Jason Wu once again seduced us with a winning collection and flawless make-up with his Spring 2013…Published on September 11, 2012
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French Chic Beauty Goes Avant Garde for Paris Fashion Week
It's that time of the year again in Paris when fashion hits the runways and fashion is more in the forefront than usual.Runway beauty can be very different than woman on the street beauty, particularly during Paris Fashion Week – Spring 2011. However, in all of it attention-getting extremes, there are nuances for you think about for your own look.>> MORE: Fashion Shows and Runway ReviewsPublished on October 07, 2010
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