Mullet Over #394 Records indicate that the first time the word “robot” appeared in print was in a play (1921) by Karel Capek called Rossum’s Universal Robots. In what is likely an unrelated matter: one blue fin tuna was recently sold for $177,000 at the Tokyo Tsukiji (pronounced “Tsukiji”) Market. A few decades back, the bluefin was held in such low esteem that its flesh was used as filler in cat food. Increased demands for sushi dramatically changed that scene.

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BOK Center's One-millionth Fan The BOK Center hit another monumental milestone Saturday night at the Tulsa Oilers’ last regular season home game. During the first intermission, BOK Center staff announced Steven Sides was the one-millionth customer since the grand opening on September 6, 2008.

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Arnett on KRMG Beginning Saturday April 3, Tulsa Today publisher David Arnett will host a live radio talk show on AM 740 and FM 102.3 KRMG news talk radio. The two hour show will air once a week and focus on local and state issues with guest interviews and listener calls featured.

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YouTube Attack Bill Clears Senate

Written by Staff Report Tuesday, 09 March 2010 08:54

State Sen. Earl Garrison has won unanimous Senate approval for a bill to make it illegal to videotape assaults and post them on Internet sites such as YouTube. Senate Bill 1981 is aimed at individuals who have prior knowledge that an attack is going to take place, then videotape the assault for the Internet - activity not known to happen in Oklahoma.

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Conservative Leadership Quandary

Written by David Arnett, Publisher Sunday, 07 March 2010 13:49

It is easy to be welcomed as a Liberal – just oppose freedom, capitalism, and individual responsibility then welcome the dream of a collective utopia imposed by government. Conservatives, on the other hand, are known to demonize each other over specific policy subsets. No other race exemplifies this self-destruction more than the primary race for Governor of Oklahoma.