Tuesday, April 17, 2007 | 7:33 pm
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Another possible pole. Will have to compare prices. Markstaar might still be the way to go.
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Fear is one consequence of excessive exposure; unwanted behavior changes are another. In some cases, repeated exposure to violence heightens neurochemical changes in the brain that correlate with aggressive behavior.
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“The ‘deadliest mass shooting’ or ‘deadliest shooting rampage’ in our nation’s history occurred on June 1, 1921 in the Greenwood neighborhood of Tulsa, Oklahoma.”
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“Story, be it news or entertainment, is still the key. A bunch of choppy video is never just thrown up there. We put story around it. We tell the context. We build by connecting it to other things.”
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“Today I mourn those who died and the death of all their hopes and plans. I grieve for those left behind to cope with a shattering new reality. It is not what we’re taught to do, but it’s the most human thing any of us can do. We forget that too easily.
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“The ‘deadliest mass shooting’ or ‘deadliest shooting rampage’ in our nation’s history occurred on June 1, 1921 in the Greenwood neighborhood of Tulsa, Oklahoma.â€
Yet another reason why I”m glad to be ‘from’ Tulsa and not living there. Guys who were in their early twenties and might have participated in that race riot were running things when I grew up there. Brrr.
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