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Epilogue
As I complete this analysis in the summer of 2016, Disneyland is in process of completing a massive Diamond celebration of its 60 th year. In contrast to the 50 th anniversary celebration in 2005–2006, 2015–2016 seems a little muted, not badly done, but slightly muted. The 50th anniversary taglineThe Happiest Homecoming on Earthgold celebration brought new shows and merchandise that were incredibly impressive. Something about the golden ears and the castle bathed in an excess of gold brought home how truly amazing it is that Disneyland continues to thrive all these years later. In part,
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The Urban Dialogue
Once people came together and constituted the urban habitat, set out its form, fulfilled its function, and benefited from its immediate possibilities, the city and town as well were defined in reality and in our imaginations also. But there was more to it, as Lewis Mumford exquisitely conceived and eloquently expressed. Mumford understood that in its highest definitional aspects what distinguished the city most importantly was the opportunity it provided for significant conversation (or dialogue).¹ By this he did not mean anything casual, but rather the profound and fundamental ʺdiscussionʺ by peoples and groups and classes about rights, status, place,
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Eighth NewsWatch
(8) (Greece-Financial-Crisis) Greece's prime minister says a probe must to be completed first, but he's not ruling out taking legal action against U-S investment banks for their role in his country's debt crisis.
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THE CANADIAN PRESS
TORONTO _ Now that the Canadian dollar is at par with the U.S. greenback, Canadian travellers can expect border states to start a more agressive push to attract visitors south of the border, a marketing executive says.
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Stockwire.com: Speak with other shareholders about: (Pink Sheets: MGLG), (NASDAQ: LMRA), (OTCBB: GOVX), (OTCBB: WITM)
M2 PRESSWIRE-March 12, 2007-Stockwire.com: Speak with other shareholders about: (Pink Sheets: MGLG), (NASDAQ: LMRA), (OTCBB: GOVX), (OTCBB: WITM). (C)1994-2007 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD AUSTIN - A very interesting indicator to look for is where the money is flowing into. We have a filter that we watch every morning that shows us \"Dollar Volume\". Here are a few of these stocks: Magellan Energy Ltd. (Pink Sheets: MGLG), Lumera Corporation (NASDAQ: LMRA), GeoVax Labs, Inc. (OTCBB: GOVX), Wits Basin Precious Minerals Inc. (OTCBB: WITM). GeoVax Labs, Inc., an Atlanta-based biotechnology company, today reported successful results from a preclinical trial using GeoVax's vaccines for the therapeutic treatment and prevention of Acquired Immunodeficiency Disease Syndrome (\"AIDS\") in non-human primates. The data demonstrate the effectiveness of GeoVax's DNA/MVA vaccines in controlling the Simian (\"SIV\") AIDS virus through immune responses raised by the vaccines. These promising results have resulted in preliminary plans to conduct human therapeutic studies utilizing GeoVax's vaccines.
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WHAT A BLAST
As president of Pyrotek Special Effects Inc., Doug Adams designs and detonates the big explosions, fireballs and laser blasts that have become a major part of pop concerts. Shania Twain, Britney Spears, Metallica - all incorporate pyrotechnics or special effects into their shows, and Adams makes sure it all goes off without any burns to the stars' backsides. Most recently, he provided the special effects for the Grammy Awards, as he has done for seven years now, while the rest of 2004 saw him handle effects for the music industry's biggest names - including Beyonce, Prince, Kiss, Rush, Sarah Brightman, Gloria Estefan and Kid Rock. Asked for Adams by name. That makes him big in entertainment - one reason his company can charge up to $500,000 per show. Through the years, Pyrotek's client list grew to include just about every major band that has hit the road in the past decade, as well as blue-chip corporate shows and sporting events.
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PATHWAY HOME
\"Families and friends are shocked when one of these guys comes back,\" says Fred Gusman, a social worker and mental health specialist now serving as director of the Pathway Home, a nonprofit residential treatment center in Yountville, California, where active and retired service members suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury (TBl) are learning to make the hard transition from war to civilian life. Since opening his facility on the grounds of Yountville's Veterans Home of California in 2008, Gusman and his staff of 18 have treated almost 200 wounded warriors, many of whom had found only frustration when they sought treatment at military hospitals or VA. centers.
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