Jerry Lewis in THR interview 2016
The Hollywood Reporter (THR) set out to interview 10 nonagenarians in the business — people in their 90s still vital and working — and nine of the interviews went great. One is described as a “train wreck,” but the video follows and you can make up your own mind.
Throughout the shoot the THR reporter noted Lewis complained about equipment, the number of assistants and how the shots were set up.
The Southwest Information Office of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics today released, County Employment and Wages in Oklahoma–Second Quarter 2016. The report shows national rankings of wage levels, wage growth, and employment changes for the 344 largest counties in the United States, including 3 large counties in Oklahoma. The report also provides employment and wage levels for the 74 smaller Oklahoma counties (those with employment below 75,000). Assistant Commissioner for Regional Operations Stanley W. Suchman noted the following highlights:
The Manhattan Institute announced today former U.S. Sen. and physician Dr. Tom Coburn as a senior fellow in health policy. Dr. Coburn’s role will expand his work as an advisor to the Institute’s Project FDA, an initiative promoting reforms to assist the FDA in meeting 21st century health care challenges.
Please don’t be offended or turn away. All troubled by ideas, words, and reason with respect and without judgment must be nurtured. We must save America’s most fragile: Our dearly precious “snowflakes.” You can help today by sharing the following video.
Created by the Media Research Center (MCR) the video informs viewers of the struggles many college students face in everyday life, such as hearing opinions with which they don’t agree. The fact that President-elect Donald Trump will assume office has sent many such “snowflakes” scampering into safe spaces provided by Universities they attend. You, dear reader, can help them.
Sen. AJ Griffin, R-Guthrie, issued the following statement Tuesday on statutory language she authored aimed at helping provide information to Oklahoma women on a range of public and private sector services available as an alternative to abortion and to improve the health and well-being of unborn and newborn babies. That information would be compiled by the State Department of Health and made available through its website, with notification of that information and website link posted in public restrooms.
