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Red Cross seeks additional blood donors

BloodDriveTulsaWhile many volunteers generously responded to the emergency call for blood donations from the American Red Cross in July, donors of all blood types, especially O negative, A negative and B negative, are still needed this summer. Blood products are being distributed to hospitals almost as quickly as donations are coming in.

Blood and platelets are needed for many reasons. Accident and burn victims, heart surgery patients and organ transplant recipients, as well as those receiving treatment for cancer or sickle cell disease, may depend on lifesaving transfusions. In fact, every two seconds a patient in the U.S. needs a blood transfusion.
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Theatre Tulsa auditions

LegallyBlondeTheatre Tulsa has announced the audition date for the first production of its 91st season, “Legally Blonde: The Musical.”

Auditions will be held Sunday, July 28, at 1 pm at Christ’s Church Episcopal, 10901 S. Yale.  Roles are available for all lead and supporting characters, plus several ensemble singers and dancers.

The show requires a mix of male and female actors ages 18 and up. Older teenagers who can play 18 are also welcome to audition.
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Who owns you?

TulsaTodayLogoPicIf hacked, the hacker owns the site – it’s a question of control – the good news for Tulsa Today is that we have recaptured this site and it is back in local hands.  We have moved to a higher security server and we are redesigning.  Now, dear reader, let’s talk as this redesign is underway.

Those who control your information control what you think you know and your priorities.  They control your vote.  They control your culture.  Whoever controls your information controls you.  We have been your independent reporting team in Tulsa and we change to fit your needs.

Tulsa Today (est. 1996) is the oldest independent online local news source on the Internet anywhere and we have often been targeted by those who would silence our voice.  For three months, leading to the 2012 national election, Tulsa Today was hacked daily.  Daily we applied the patch to remove the hack.  The hack was back the same day.  Every day the cycle continued until the storm “Sandy” rolled onto the Northeastern seaboard then that particular attack never came again.

Think about that for a moment.  If a hacker from the northeast daily launches attacks on a local news and opinion site in Oklahoma then, in regard to the First Amendment and to use NASA’s phrase – Houston, we have a problem.  A presumably intelligent computer savvy operator spends regular time over a considerable period to silence a community site halfway across the country… why? 

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Congressman Mullin seeks bipartisanship

On Monday, March 4th 2013 Congressman Markwayne Mullin (OK-02) delivered the following speech on the floor of the United States House of Representatives. 

“Mr. Speaker, I come before you today not as a Republican or a Democrat but an American committed to the U.S. Constitution.  I regularly hear from constituents – regardless of party affiliation – who are fed up with the partisan fighting.  We pledge allegiance to the United States of America, not our political parties.

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Mullet Over #550

America is called America because in 1507 a mapmaker named Martin Waldseemüller thought Amerigo Vespucci had discovered the continent now named South America. The name America was indelibly attached to both North and South America even though a revised 1513 map by Waldseemüller had removed the America reference entirely.

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