Archive for the 'News' Category

1st of June, 2010

Posted by Doug in Business, Education, News, Uncategorized at 6:44 pm

Fionn Downhill is an experienced speaker and the CEO of SEO and online reputation management company Elixir Interactive. Fionn’s impressive presenter bio includes over 23 renowned search marketing events including Search Engine Strategies as well as the Online Marketing Summit (OMS) — which kicked-off its 23-City tour May 20th in Phoenix, Arizona.

OMS isn’t the typical summit. With its focus on education,speakers must adhere to strict guidelines aimed at closely limiting the self-promotion and advertising typically seen at many search marketing events.

Fionn Downhill’s presentation at OMS Phoenix this May offered interesting insight into digital asset optimization for search in 2010. To find out more about Fionn or other OMS speakers visit visit www.onlinemarketingsummit.com/speakers/

6th of May, 2010

Posted by Doug in Education, Government, News, Society at 11:36 am

With one of South Korea’s ships having been sank not very long ago, South Korea President, Mr. Lee must walk a fine line between kowtowing to his conservative base, and keeping the country stable enough that people still want to invest in the country. While he has a straight forward message about what they are going to do now, the situation is a little more complicated than it might seem on the surface.

24th of April, 2010

Posted by Doug in News, Society at 10:30 am

CNN recently did a series of interviews with parents with disabilities finding out what they have to change to interact with their kid, as well as what is the same about such an experience as it would be for those without disabilities. In the past a lot of focus has been on children with disabilities, but the  whole thing is different when the parental unit, especially the mother has a disability that keeps her from being able to do everything she would otherwise be able to do. One mom who’s joints in her arms don’t work too well changes her son’s diapers with her feet, as well as doing a number of other things with them.

20th of April, 2010

Posted by Doug in News, Society at 5:42 pm

A man who jumped off a bridge today was saved by a complete stranger who after seeing him start to drown, took off his shoes and jumped in there with him. The video below tells the whole story as well as a few interviews. It has not been released who the man was who jumped, or why he did so.

14th of October, 2009

Posted by Doug in News at 10:06 am

Oklahoma City Cavalry had a fantastic run here from 1990-1997.  It’s been reincarnated as the Lawton-Fort Sill Cavalry, and won a second CBA championship in 2009, by a shot that was decided in overtime.  It’s difficult to know what the future will bring to this basketball team, or for any of us, but Mary Myrick is making splendid efforts to pave the way for brighter horizons.  The Oklahoma City Cavs were among her first clients when she started Public Strategies Inc. also in 1990, and they’ve had quite a run over the past two decades as well.  Their strengths are many, and they are dedicated to improving the life of the communities here.

They do have offices in DC, Texas, and Colorado, but the organization started in Oklahoma City, and its operations here are focused on serving the local neighborhoods.  They work with a variety of clients, both in the public and in the private sectors, and they strive to meet the client’s goals with excellence and efficiency.  There are over 150 team members at Public Strategies, reflecting a diversity of cultures and professional expertise, and these qualities help to insure great results.  They work in many public sector services, such as education, criminal justice, and child welfare.  Looking out for the future for the generations that will follow us is a main concern, and it’s demonstrated on all levels of the organization.

One of the most visible demonstrations of this concern for the future is Mary Myrick‘s Smart car.  The sour green apple vehicle is very small, but it’s impossible to miss among the gas-guzzlers that crawl the streets of Oklahoma City.  Her car is enormously fuel efficient, and the emissions are ultra-low, demonstrating a concern for the environment, and the health of the planet.  The Smart car is ecologically conscious on all levels of production.  The paint is even water-soluble, and the materials are all recyclable.  It’s one demonstration of a commitment to better life here, and it’s a demonstration that really shines.