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5/24/2013 | 2014 OneVoice Legislative Agenda
Regional OneVoice Legislative Task Force Meetings Set
The Tulsa Regional Chamber is working with our OneVoice partners to outline priorities and issues for the 2014 OneVoice Legislative Agenda.
5/23/2013 | Community supercomputer dedicated
Officials participated in a dedication ceremony May 23 for the community supercomputer, which is housed at One Technology Center in downtown Tulsa. The Tandy Supercomputing Center contains the largest community supercomputer in the United States.
5/22/2013 | Businesses can help disaster recovery efforts
Many Chamber members have organized relief efforts to assist the countless Oklahomans impacted by the recent severe weather. Please feel free to share the information below with your employees on how they too can assist our friends in Shawnee and Moore.
1. Make a monetary donation to the Red Cross disaster relief fund by clicking here.
2. Donate blood. Contact the Tulsa American Red Cross office here for dates and locations.
3. The following Chamber members and partners have also organized relief efforts:
• The Salvation Army in Tulsa is using their warehouse to store donations until they are needed. Relief items such as bottled water, wet wipes, individually wrapped snacks, sanitary items, etc. will be accepted at 924 S. Hudson, Tulsa, OK 74112. No clothing or furniture donations will be accepted until a later date.
• The Tulsa Home Builders Association will be delivering items for cleanup efforts and is accepting donations of rakes, shovels, cleaning supplies, buckets, tote bags, etc. at their office located at 11545 E. 43rd St. Tulsa, Ok 74146. Item sill be delivered tomorrow, May 23 to the Central Oklahoma Home Builders Association, who will distribute as needed.
• American Airlines and the Transport Workers Union Local 514 have a collection trailer set up at their Main Guard Office located at 36th Street North and Mingo. Donations such as Gatorade, shovels, rakes, batteries, trash bags, storage containers, flashlights, etc. will be accepted from 6 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. every day until further notice.
• Oklahoma Hotel & Lodging Association (OH&LA) is collecting donations, such as toiletries, sheets, blankets, etc. MTH&LA members may drop off their donations at the Holiday Inn Express Tulsa Central located at 3215 South 79th East Avenue, Tulsa, OK 74145, which is located at 31st and Memorial near the I-44 and Hwy 51 intersection.
• Tulsa-area Walgreens locations are collecting donated items until 10 a.m .tomorrow for a Friday afternoon delivery.
• ScottRice is offering to deliver items as needed via their large trucks that have regular routes to the Oklahoma City area every week. To contact them, call 918.893.5122 or go to scottriceok.com.
4. Click here for additional ways to donate.
If your organization has organized a relief effort, please let us know by contacting email@example.com
5/17/2013 | SWEP opens North American headquarters in Tulsa
SWEP, a leading manufacturer of brazed plate heat exchangers, celebrated the grand opening of its North American headquarters in Tulsa May 16.
5/16/2013 | Oklahoma receives national attention for early childhood education thanks to George Kaiser
Through its strategic plan and working with community partners, the Chamber is committed to identifying strategies for moving Tulsans up the education pipeline and increasing the number of citizens with a college degree.
5/8/2013 | Awards honor Tulsa regions small business stars
Tulsa Regional Chamber honored emerging entrepreneurs and Tulsa-area small business leaders at the 2013 Crystal Star Small Business Awards Dinner May 7.
5/6/2013 | Chamber supports Smart and Secure Bond
Tulsa Public Schools' technology and school safety bond issue will increase technology in classrooms and ensure students are prepared for the workforce.
5/6/2013 | Tulsa Regional Chamber lauds passage of SB 1062
The Tulsa Regional Chamber and its OneVoice partners applaud Governor Fallin for signing SB 1062 into law today.
5/6/2013 | Report shows increased degree attainment
A preliminary Talent Dividend First Year Report shows Tulsa increased overall secondary degree attainment by more than 14 percent in the 2010-2011 academic year.
5/2/2013 | Brien Thorstenberg named V.P. of Economic Development for Tulsa Regional Chamber
The Tulsa Regional Chamber announced that Muskogee City-County Port Authority Director of Business and Economic Development Brien Thorstenberg will assume the role of V.P. of economic development effective May 20.
5/2/2013 | Taylor Forge constructs new Tulsa facility, plans workforce expansion
Taylor Forge Engineered Systems is marking its expansion in the Gas Processing and Heat Transfer business with construction of a new manufacturing center in Tulsa.
4/26/2013 | Chamber leads group to Washington D.C. for lobbying, learning
The Tulsa Regional Chamber hosted the 2013 Tulsa Regional Washington D.C. Fly-In this week with nearly 100 representatives from across the metropolitan area traveling to the nation's Capitol for three days of legislative learning and discussions with Oklahoma's Congressmen.
4/22/2013 | Energy industry leaders travel to Tulsa for DUG Midcontinent
VisitTulsa and the City of Tulsa welcome Hart Energy to Tulsa this week. Hart Energy, a leader in energy news, data, analysis and conferences for 30-plus years, is hosting the latest in its successful series of DUG (Developing Unconventionals) conferences, focused on developing unconventional gas and other resources. The conference will take place at Renaissance Tulsa Hotel and Convention Center, April 22-24.
4/19/2013 | Tulsa Regional Chamber hosts 2013 Tulsa Regional Day at the Capitol
The Tulsa Regional Chamber hosted legislators, regional partners and local leaders today as the Tulsa region traveled to the state Capitol for Tulsa Regional Day at the Capitol.
4/15/2013 | Tulsas Future economic development plan bolsters state economy, Governor says
The Tulsa region is integral to Oklahoma's economic success, with the Tulsa Regional Chamber-led Tulsa's Future plan playing a leading role in the state's economic development.
4/15/2013 | Chamber names new Sr. VP of Economic Development
The Tulsa Regional Chamber promoted Justin McLaughlin to the role of Sr. Vice President of Economic Development.
4/11/2013 | Health Care Forum discussing effects of "Silver Tsunami"
The Tulsa Regional Chamber hosted a health care forum Thursday, April 11 delving into issues concerning the aging population in Tulsa. The so-called "Silver Tsunami" of maturing baby-boomers will require adjustments in health care, housing and other health services.
3/21/2013 | Tulsa named a top city for entrepreneurs
Tulsa is a leading city for entrepreneurs, ranking No. 7 among the top mid-sized city, according to a recent survey conducted by "Under 30 CEO." The publication touts Tulsa's Vision 2015 initiative as a catalyst for small business development. In addition, the area's many institutions of higher learning and other attributes are highlighted.
3/20/2013 | Air travel survey assesses airline market potential in Tulsa region
The Tulsa International Airport, in partnership with the Tulsa Regional Chamber and the Direct Flights Task Force, have launched the Tulsa Regional Air Service Initiative, a coordinated effort to gather input from regional businesses and air travelers to gauge Tulsa's potential of increased direct flights to cities across the nation.
3/19/2013 | River Spirit Casino announces major expansion in partnership with Margaritaville
River Spirit Casino has announced its plans for a phase II development project that will feature a Jimmy Buffet's Margaritaville Casino and Restaurant, a 500-room upscale hotel tower, a spa, convention and meeting center and other new restaurants. The announcement was made at a March 19 news conference.
2/28/2013 | Tulsa Sports Commission welcomes Tulsas Tournament to BOK Center, Tulsa Convention Center
Tulsa's hometown team, the Golden Hurricane, will compete for the men's and women's Conference USA championship titles with a home court advantage this month as the C-USA men's and women's basketball championships travel to Tulsa March 13-16.
2/28/2013 | Tulsas Young Professionals members lobby, learn at State Capitol event
A group of Tulsa's Young Professionals spent the day in Oklahoma City on Wednesday, Feb. 27 hearing from Gov. Mary Fallin, Lt. Gov. Todd Lamb and numerous legislators.
2/15/2013 | Business, community leaders show support of American Airlines-US Airways merger
Business and community leaders packed a Tulsa Regional Chamber news conference room Feb. 15 to announce their support for the merger between American Airlines and U.S. Airways – a move that would form the nation's largest air carrier.
2/14/2013 | Local businesses enter Tulsa Sports Commissions Bassmaster Classic Commemorative Challenge
With the Bassmaster Classic right around the corner, the Tulsa Sports Commission is offering local businesses the chance to hang the biggest bass in town on their own walls by participating in the Bassmaster Classic Commemorative Challenge.
2/6/2013 | 2013 USA Masters 15 km Championships Awarded to Tulsa
USA Track and Field and the Tulsa Sports Commission announced a five-year agreement that will bring the USA Masters 15 km Championships to Tulsa from 2013-2017
2/6/2013 | Chamber, regional partners announce 2013 OneVoice legislative agenda
The regional OneVoice legislative agenda was announced today by the Tulsa Regional Chamber and its partners, setting priority issues and regional advocacy in motion for the 2013 session.
2/4/2013 | Mayor, First Lady address importance of mentorship
Panelists from a variety of mentoring organizations including YMCA Black & Latino Achievers, College Access Career Readiness, Partners In Education Lunch Buddies and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Oklahoma spoke about the importance of mentoring Wednesday at the Mayor's Mentoring Breakfast.
2/4/2013 | Tulsa Regional Chamber launches new mobile app
New app gives Chamber members the ability to offer coupons and deals, and member directory makes it simple for users to do business regionally
2/4/2013 | Chamber and regional partners announce near-record 907 jobs in January
The Tulsa Regional Chamber, Tulsa Mayor Dewey Bartlett, Tulsa County Comission Chair Karen Keith and regional partners in economic development reported at a Feb. 4 news conference that a near-record 907 primary jobs were added in January 2013.
2/1/2013 | Sawyer Manufacturing constructs new Tulsa facility, plans for continued growth
Tulsa-based Sawyer Manufacturing has begun moving into a newly-constructed facility as the company plans further growth in the Tulsa region. The designer and manufacturer of pipeline and welding equipment has hired about 10 employees in recent months, with plans to add at least five more in the near future.
1/28/2013 | Manufacturer chooses Tulsa for North American headquarters
SWEP, the world's leading supplier of brazed plate heat exchangers (BPHEs) for use in the heat transfer industry, announced it will begin operations in the Tulsa area in 2013 to support its growing customer demand. The company will initially hire 25 employees to staff the operation, with an additional 30 to 50 employees being added by 2015.
1/18/2013 | Verizon announces 500 Tulsa-region jobs
Verizon has announced plans to establish a financial services hub at its facility at Cherokee Industrial Park in Tulsa, bringing 500 high-paying jobs to the region. Chamber officials said Verizon's hiring plans are among the largest Tulsa-area job-creation announcements in years.
Verizon currently employs more than 900 employees at its North Lakewood Avenue facility and plans to add hundreds more finance and accounting positions. The Tulsa office will handle accounts payable, accounting and select finance activities.
Tulsa Regional Chamber President and CEO Mike Neal said: "Today's announcement is one of the most significant our community has seen in recent years. Verizon's decision to build a new hub employing more than 500 skilled workers is a tremendous boost to our region's economic development efforts and reflects the spirit and commitment of Verizon as they continue a tradition of growth and investment in Tulsa.
Tulsa Mayor Dewey Bartlett stated: "The commitment of outstanding companies such as Verizon helps us solidify our place as a top city and region for many areas of economic development, and we congratulate Verizon on its continued success and growth."
1/17/2013 | Tulsa Regional Chamber inaugurates new chair and announces initiatives for 2013
The Tulsa Regional Chamber elected Jake Henry Jr., president and CEO of Saint Francis Health System as its 2013 chair of the Board of Directors. Henry succeeds Chair Becky J. Frank, chairman and CEO of Schnake Turnbo Frank | PR. More than 1,200 area business leaders, local officials and citizens were in attendance when the Chamber formally inaugurated Henry at its annual meeting Jan. 16.
1/14/2013 | Borets-Weatherford breaks ground on R & D center, plans workforce expansion
Borets-Weatherford breaks ground on R & D center, plans workforce expansion Energy sector manufacturing firm Borets-Weatherford broke ground Jan. 14 on a new research and development center and announced plans to expand its Tulsa-region workforce. The Tulsa Regional Chamber assisted in the announcement.
1/11/2013 | Chamber to inaugurate new chair, announce initiatives for 2013
The Tulsa Regional Chamber will formally inaugurate Jake Henry Jr., president and CEO of Saint Francis Health System, to succeed Becky J. Frank, chairman and CEO of Schnake Turnbo Frank | PR, as the 2013 chair of the Chamber's board of directors at its Annual Meeting, scheduled for Wednesday, Jan. 16.
More than 1,200 area business, community and civic leaders will attend as Frank passes the torch to Henry. Also planned for the annual meeting is a video presentation featuring a review of 2012 accomplishments, an awards presentation and Henry's inaugural address unveiling the Chamber's primary initiatives for 2013.
Annually, almost 3,100 businesses support the activities of the Tulsa Regional Chamber through membership investment. Chamber members represent 150,000 area employees.
12/13/2012 | Conference highlights forecast for state, local economies
The Economic Outlook Conference, presented Dec. 13 by the Tulsa Regional Chamber and the Spears School of Business at Oklahoma State University, attracted an audience of more than 700 people who gathered to hear a collection of dynamic speakers present a local and statewide economic forecast for the coming year.
12/10/2012 | Panel of education administrators discuss reading sufficiency, retention
"Reading as a whole is the core of education," said panelist Dr. Diane Hensley, director of Community Schools at Tulsa Public Schools, Thursday at a Chamber forum discussing the reading sufficiency act and upcoming changes due to the No Social Promotion law.
12/6/2012 | VisitTulsa, Tulsa Regional Chamber announce key energy conference coming to Tulsa
VisitTulsa and the Tulsa Regional Chamber announced today that a key energy conference will soon call Tulsa home. Next April, Hart Energy, a leader in energy publications and conferences for over 30 years, will launch the latest in its successful series of DUG conferences, focused on developing unconventional gas and other resources.
11/20/2012 | Chamber announces new name
In an effort to continue the momentum toward creating synergy for a unified commitment to the success of all communities in Northeast Oklahoma, the Tulsa Metro Chamber board of directors has unanimously voted to change the organization name to Tulsa Regional Chamber effective Dec. 1, 2012.
11/12/2012 | Vision2 unsuccessful on election day
Along with regional partners and civic and community volunteers, the Chamber will continue its work to ensure jobs and quality of life projects remain priorities for our region.
11/1/2012 | Tulsa Sports Commission secures 2014 NCAA Division I womens golf championships finals
The NCAA announced today that Tulsa will host the 2014 Division I Golf Championships Finals to be held May 20 through 23, 2014.
10/30/2012 | Tulsa Metro Chamber office move
Your Tulsa Metro Chamber is pleased to announce it will move to a new location in the coming weeks.
10/20/2012 | Tulsa Sports Commission directs 35th annual Tulsa Run
More than 9,800 runners filled downtown Tulsa Saturday as the Tulsa Sports Commission put on its first Tulsa Run with 2k, 5k an 15k races. The final total of participants for all races was 9,807 runners.
10/15/2012 | Governor, Chamber lead trade mission to Europe
Today's global, knowledge-based economy is creating an environment where regions must be proactive or risk falling behind. With this in mind, the Chamber, through its Tulsa's Future regional economic development plan, has partnered with Governor Fallin and the Oklahoma Department of Commerce to present the 2012 Governor's Trade Mission to Europe, Oct. 14-19.
10/8/2012 | Global consulting and solutions firm capSpire to expand Tulsa workforce
Global commodity trading and risk management consulting and solutions firm capSpire, in partnership with the Oklahoma Department of Commerce and the Tulsa Metro Chamber, has announced plans to bring 30 new jobs to Tulsa over the next three years through the state's 21st Century Quality Jobs Program.
10/4/2012 | City of Tulsa, Tulsa Metro Chamber and Tulsa County announce downtown development effort
City, Chamber and County officials today detailed how a consultant group will work to implement the downtown master plan approved by the Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission and the Downtown Coordinating Council and adopted in 2010 by the Tulsa City Council.
9/27/2012 | The Forge hosts grand opening of new space
TYPros small business incubator, The Forge, finds permanent home in Wright building
9/21/2012 | Chamber unites industry education and commerce to advance demand-driven aerospace training
The Tulsa Metro Chamber, Tulsa Community College and other regional partners in industry and education announced that Tulsa Community College is part of a consortium receiving nearly $15 million in federal grant funding to establish a nationally-recognized aerospace certificate program.
9/19/2012 | VisitTulsa funding campaign secures $3.6 million in support
VisitTulsa, the convention and visitors division of the Tulsa Metro Chamber, celebrated the success of the recent funding campaign with a formal announcement and reception today where more than 100 individuals representing the local hospitality industry, campaign investors and regional leadership gathered in support of the organization.
9/12/2012 | Tulsa, state economies strengthen
The Tulsa region ranks among the 10 national leaders in the September edition of the On Numbers Economic Index (ONEI).
9/7/2012 | Clear Edge Filtration building new global headquarters, expanding workforce in Tulsa
Clear Edge Filtration Inc., a leading producer of integrated industrial process filtration solutions, is constructing a new global headquarters in Tulsa, with plans to increase its Tulsa workforce under way.
9/6/2012 | Mayor Bartlett presents State of the City address
Almost 1,000 business and community leaders gathered today for the Tulsa Metro Chamber's State of the City event featuring The Honorable Dewey F. Bartlett Jr., mayor of Tulsa.
8/27/2012 | Tulsa Metro Chamber reacts to Hertz acquisition of Tulsa-based Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group
Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group (DTAG) has maintained a significant presence in Tulsa since launched in 1958.
8/8/2012 | Chamber President and CEO earns prestigious honor from national economic development organization
Tulsa Metro Chamber President and CEO Mike Neal is being honored as an Honorary Life Member of the Southern Economic Development Council, the oldest and largest regional economic development association in North America.
8/7/2012 | Tulsa Metro Chamber communications earn national honors
The Tulsa Metro Chamber is being honored with multiple awards from a national organization, the Southern Economic Development Council, recognizing excellence in communications materials related to economic development.
7/31/2012 | Lufthansa Technik expands Tulsa region operations, workforce
Lufthansa Technik Component Services (LTCS), headquartered in Tulsa, has significantly expanded its local operations and workforce, with plans for further growth under way, the Tulsa Metro Chamber and state and local officials announced Aug. 1.
7/25/2012 | Gov. Fallin presents State of the State address in Tulsa
Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin addressed attendees at the Tulsa Metro Chamber's update on the State of the State, presented by Spirit AeroSystems and Tulsa Community College, today at the Tulsa Convention Center in downtown Tulsa.
7/11/2012 | Golden Hurricane Kickoff Luncheon
The Tulsa Metro Chamber and The University of Tulsa invite you to join them to celebrate the start of the 2012 Football Season.
7/9/2012 | Chamber hosts member favorite Restaurant After Hours
Make plans to join us for what has become one of the Tulsa Metro Chamber's most highly attended events each year - Restaurant After Hours - to network, eat and enjoy the company of more than 700 attendees in a sports-themed atmosphere.
6/28/2012 | Tulsa Metro Chamber reacts to Supreme Court decision on Affordable Care Act
"The Tulsa Metro Chamber has worked with policy makers and our regional partners to ensure our state has the flexibility to provide Oklahoma solutions to Oklahoma's health care challenges.
6/26/2012 | Chamber hosts Summer Golf Classic
Some 224 golfers joined the Chamber for its 2012 Summer Golf Classic on Monday, June 25 at the Tulsa Country Club.
6/22/2012 | Chamber exceeds $3.5 million, sets another record for annual Resource Campaign
Tulsa Metro Chamber staff gathered with volunteers and sponsors Thursday night at The Mayo Hotel to celebrate the end of its annual 10-week Resource Campaign and announce the final total of more than $3.5 million.
6/20/2012 | Chamber wins international honor for business retention and expansion program
The Tulsa Metro Chamber's economic development division has garnered an international honor, earning recognition for its business retention and expansion program from Business Retention and Expansion International.
6/18/2012 | Tulsa region remains a top U.S. hub for manufacturing
As the Tulsa region continues a trend of economic growth and lowering unemployment, the area's strong manufacturing base is playing a significant role.
5/30/2012 | Tulsa region jobless rate continues to drop
The Tulsa region's unemployment rate dropped significantly in April, falling to 4.9 percent. According to the latest data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the unemployment rate decreased from 5.3 percent in March and is considerably lower than the 6.2 percent rate the region had at the same time last year.
5/14/2012 | Partners In Education names Asbury United Methodist Church Partner of the Year
Asbury United Methodist Church has been named the 2011-12 Partner of the Year for the Chamber's Partners In Education program.
5/14/2012 | Chamber hosts State of Education, pushes for increased education funding
The Chamber hosted its 11th annual State of Education Address last week. The luncheon serves as an annual display of the Chamber's commitment to education as part of its long-term strategic plan for the region.
5/1/2012 | VisitTulsa secures significant contract with local partners
Ray Hoyt, senior vice president of VisitTulsa and the Tulsa Sports Commission, announced at a press conference today that the Arabian Horse Association (AHA) recently signed a new five-year agreement with VisitTulsa and Expo Square.
4/26/2012 | Tulsa Metro Chamber, regional partners join to promote OneVoice legislative agenda
With a little more than four weeks left in the legislative session, the Tulsa Metro Chamber and its OneVoice partners met at the State Capitol yesterday for the annual Tulsa Regional Day at the Capitol to advocate the top issues for the Tulsa region.
4/17/2012 | Chambers economic development division earns international recognition
The Tulsa Metro Chamber's economic development division has received one of the highest distinctions for a program of its kind, accreditation through the International Economic Development Council's Accredited Economic Development Organization process.
4/4/2012 | Chamber, OneVoice partners advocate federal priorities in D.C.
More than 60 Tulsa-area business leaders and regional elected officials last week accompanied the Tulsa Metro Chamber for its fifth annual Tulsa Regional Washington, D.C. Fly-In.
4/4/2012 | Four Chamber employees honored at Tulsa 40 awards
The Tulsa 40 is the Tulsa Business Journal's annual event to recognize outstanding up-and-coming professionals under the age of 40 in the Tulsa area.
3/19/2012 | OklahomaBizPac endorses Henke for Oklahoma House District 71 special election
OklahomaBizPac announced today its endorsement of Katie Henke (R) for State House District 71. A special election to fill the open seat is scheduled for Tuesday, April 3.
3/12/2012 | Tulsa Metro Chamber one of only two in U.S. to earn highest accreditation
At its board meeting held Wednesday, March 7, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce awarded the Tulsa Metro Chamber with its highest recognition, five-star accreditation, making it the only five-star accredited chamber in Oklahoma.
3/2/2012 | U.S. Chamber honors three Tulsa-area companies
Three Tulsa-area businesses are being honored with awards from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce recognizing excellence in small business. The honorees are members of the Tulsa Metro Chamber's Small Business Council.
2/20/2012 | Tulsa-area leaders announce launch of OklahomaBizPac
The nonpartisan political action committee will identify and support state-level candidates
Business and community leaders from the Tulsa region announced today the launch of OklahomaBizPac, a nonpartisan political action committee that will work to identify and support state candidates who demonstrate leadership and diplomacy, promote a pro-business climate, and serve as strong advocates for the state of Oklahoma.
2/2/2012 | Tulsa Metro Chamber and regional partners react to American Airlines restructuring plan
The American Airlines family has always been a great partner in the Tulsa community. It is important we come together to support the community's largest employer through the challenging restructuring process.
1/30/2012 | Tulsa Metro Chamber and regional partners announce 2012 legislative priorities
The Tulsa Metro Chamber and 54 regional partners announced today the top OneVoice state and federal legislative agenda items to advocate for the 2012 session.
1/19/2012 | Chamber commends CMS approval of SHOPP
The state of Oklahoma received notification today that Center for Medicaid Services (CMS) has approved the state plan amendment for the Supplemental Hospital Offset Payment Program (SHOPP).
11/10/2011 | Tulsa Sports Commission, B.A.S.S. announce 2013 Bassmaster Classic in Green Country
B.A.S.S., and the Tulsa Sports Commission announced today its selection of Grand Lake O' the Cherokees and the Tulsa metro region as the site and host of the 2013 Bassmaster Classic, Feb. 22-24, 2013.
10/14/2011 | Chamber announces more than 370 new jobs and hiring from four regional companies
The Tulsa Metro Chamber announced today a group of Tulsa-area companies' plans to grow its respective workforces, resulting in a significant number of jobs created.
10/3/2011 | Tulsa aerospace industry surges
The aerospace industry is beginning cyclical upturns in employment, production and orders, industry executives said. In Tulsa, the resurgence is evident in job growth.
9/30/2011 | Saint Francis breaks ground on $200 million tower
Saint Francis Hospital in Tulsa has broken ground on a $200 million trauma emergency center and patient tower.
The project will include an emergency center, as well as intensive care and surgery rooms. It also will include two helicopter pads.
9/28/2011 | Tulsa top in state for manufacturing jobs
Tulsa is the leader in Oklahoma in regard to manufacturing employment, according to industrial directory Oklahoma Manufacturers Register.
9/23/2011 | Career Access College Readiness Training
The Career Access College Readiness (CACR) program seeks coaches for the 2011-2012 school year.
The CACR program builds upon the Chamber's existing education initiatives, Partners In Education and Oklahoma Scholars, further helping students prepare for college upon graduation.
9/21/2011 | Tulsa Metro Chamber wins big with economic development awards
Jim Fram, senior vice president for economic development for the Tulsa Metro Chamber, was awarded Fellow Member status by the International Economic Development Council for attaining unusual stature in the field of economic development and closely related disciplines.
9/21/2011 | Forbes magazine showcases Tulsas own Mr. George Kaiser
The latest addition of Forbes magazine showcases Tulsa's own Mr. George Kaiser. This feature story highlights Mr. Kaiser's tremendous investment in early-childhood education, titled, "George Kaiser's $10 Billion Bet."
9/15/2011 | Tulsa Chambers Jim Fram appointed to board of economic development course
Jim Fram, senior vice president for economic development for the Tulsa Metro Chamber, has been appointed to the board of directors of Heartland Basic Economic Development Course.
8/29/2011 | Tulsa, six area chambers collaborate to create regional economic growth
Historic agreement to collaborate on projects and advocacy to benefit region
The Tulsa Metro Chamber and six area Chambers of Commerce signed a commitment to regional economic growth at a special ceremony on Friday. The compact includes the Chambers of in Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Jenks, Sapulpa, Sand Springs and Owasso.
8/29/2011 | Tulsa Metro Chamber announces opposition to city charter ballot proposals
The Tulsa Metro Chamber announced today its opposition to the Save Our Tulsa and Tulsa City Council proposed ballot changes to the Tulsa city charter.
8/22/2011 | TulsaBizPac announces endorsements, contributions for City Council primary
The political action committee provides support for 12 candidates
TulsaBizPac announced today its endorsements and campaign contributions for 12 candidates on the City of Tulsa City Council September 13 primary ballot.
TulsaBizPac is a bi-partisan political action committee formed in 2010 by current and previous leaders of the Tulsa Metro Chamber.
8/19/2011 | Over 700 attendees gather for Restaurant After Hours
Over 700 attendees gathered at the Oklahoma Aquarium Thursday night to network and connect with local businessmen and women.
8/2/2011 | Partners In Education assists in school uniform drive for TPS students
TPS recently announced that all elementary and junior high schools will implement a school uniform policy this school year. Partners In Education companies KJRH and Project Elf are working with TPS and the Partners In Education program in an effort to encourage the community to donate uniforms.
7/28/2011 | HR forum: new drug testing regulations to be enforced Nov. 1
A Chamber HR forum last week recapped the recent overhaul of Oklahoma's Workplace Drug Testing Act, which affects many of the regulations and rules Oklahoma employers follow for hiring and employee management practices.
7/20/2011 | Fallin addresses business community at annual State of the State address
Gov. Mary Fallin joined the Tulsa Metro Chamber at its annual State of the State address Monday, presented by Spirit AeroSystems and Tulsa Community College.
7/7/2011 | Oklahoma college graduates necessary for economic success of state
A recent article in the Tulsa World written by Mike Neal, president and CEO of the Tulsa Metro Chamber, discusses the importance of college graduates to Oklahoma's economy and quality.
6/30/2011 | Tulsa Metro Chamber announces Benge to lead Government Affairs program
Former Speaker of the House joins Chamber's staff
The Tulsa Metro Chamber's President and CEO Mike Neal announced today the selection of Chris Benge as the new senior vice president of government affairs leading the Chamber's local, state and federal legislative agendas.
"Chris' admiration at the State Capital is without equal," said Neal. "His diplomacy and ability to create a unified alliance across party lines is a valuable asset as the Chamber continues to grow our leadership coalition in Northeast Oklahoma."
The former speaker of the House and 12-year state representative is currently serving as Mayor Dewey Bartlett's director of intergovernmental and enterprise development since November 2010.
"Joining the Chamber staff presents a unique opportunity to develop policy that will help the region build on its successful accomplishments of the last few years," said Benge. "I appreciate Mayor Bartlett's objectives and vision in leading the City of Tulsa. His focus on energy, aerospace, river development, and creating a business-friendly climate will position Tulsa to prosper in the future. My role on his staff provided a great number of lessons on the inner workings of a municipal government and this insight will certainly assist me in the future."
Downtown Tulsa's skyline is set to have a new addition. Developers broke ground today on the 18-story One Place Tower.
6/17/2011 | World Volleyball League - USA vs. Brazil
In less than two weeks, two of the world's top volleyball teams comprised of Olympic athletes will be competing live in Tulsa in matches that will be broadcast to an international audience.
6/17/2011 | Chamber exceeds $3 million in Resource Campaign
Sponsorships and memberships sold to support Chamber initiatives and programs
Chamber staff gathered with campaign volunteers and sponsors Thursday night at the Tulsa Country Club to celebrate the end of its 10-week Resource Campaign and announce the final total- over $3 million dollars.
6/16/2011 | Chamber VP receives Certified Chamber Executive designation
Ruth Littlefield, vice president of membership development and retention, recently attained her Certified Chamber Executive certification.
6/9/2011 | Nominations for Tulsas Fast 50 due July 15
Nominations for the Journal Record's Tulsa's Fast 50 awards are due Friday, July 15. Honorees will be featured in the Tulsa's Fast 50 publication and be celebrated at an awards dinner Tuesday, November 8.
6/8/2011 | New downtown website launches
The Tulsa Metro Chamber has launched a new website, TulsaDowntown.org, focused on economic development to leverage the progressive growth and public investment in the BOK Center, ONEOK Field, expanded Convention Center, new hotel and residential properties and more.
6/3/2011 | Pinto World Championship Show begins June 7
The Pinto Horse Association of America will host the World Championship Horse Show June 7-18, 2011, at the Built Ford Tough Livestock Complex at Expo Square.
3/29/2011 | Local hotel industry reports NCAA impact
Recent report shows effect of the NCAA Tournament on occupancy numbers
The Tulsa Hotel and Lodging Association have released preliminary numbers showing hotel occupancy rates were up by 30 percent to average market occupancy of 75 percent during the NCAA Tournament. The tournament was hosted during spring break, a notoriously slow week for local hotel business.
3/28/2011 | Chamber opposes additional budget cuts for education
An additional two percent cut in funding for education discussed by legislators today was met with concern and opposition by the Tulsa Metro Chamber and many of their regional partners, who united to develop the OneVoice agenda earlier this year in an effort to bolster the fight against issues important to the future of our region.
3/2/2011 | U.S. Chamber honors three Tulsa-area companies
Three Tulsa-area businesses are being honored with awards from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce recognizing excellence in small business. The honorees are members of the Tulsa Metro Chamber's Small Business Council.
3/2/2011 | U.S. Chamber honors three Tulsa-area companies
Three Tulsa-area businesses are being honored with awards from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce recognizing excellence in small business. The honorees are members of the Tulsa Metro Chamber's Small Business Council.


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The sign above County Executive Kevin Kamenetz's head attempted to proclaim the excitement and vibrancy of Towson.
But judging from his opening remarks during an announcement about three restaurants coming to Towson Square, perhaps the message should have been "Towson: A Better Bethesda."
"We're going to become Baltimore County's Bethesda," Kamenetz said during a news conference announcing the new restaurant tenants at the project under construction on more than 4 acres of land along Joppa Road adjacent to the Towson Town Center.
The $85 million project, built by Heritage Properties and The Cordish Companies, was formerly known as Towson Circle III and includes a 16-screen Cinemark movie theater as well as restaurant and retail space as well as an 862-space parking garage.
The county has pledged more than $6 million in grants to the project. The Baltimore County Revenue Authority is spending $12 million on the garage for which it will ultimately assume management.
Kamenetz said his vision of Towson includes making it a place where people live, work and socialize, as well as making it a destination for visitors.
"Better than Bethesda, better than Silver Spring or whatever else [County Executive] Ike Legget can churn up in Montgomery County," Kamenetz said.
This isn't the first time Kamenetz has looked to other jurisdictions longingly like Jay Gatsby stretching his arms out to the green light on the end of Daisy Buchanan's dock.
In 2010, shortly before being sworn-in, Kamenetz spoke of his desire to have the county become known for innovative government.
"When I was young, I remember very clearly that Baltimore County, at least in my opinion, was the ideas county—seen as a real innovator across the state. It was certainly home to that sense of innovation and creativity," Kamenetz said in November 2010. "And I had a sense that over the years, with all compliments to our friends to the west in Howard County, that they've kind of assumed that role in several ways.
"I have to tell you that I'm eager to have our county, Baltimore County, play that role again," he said.
The county executive mentioned Bethesda no less than half-a-dozen times during his news conference, even using it to punctuate comments made by others.
Sigmund Freud had his penis envy. Perhaps we can call this Bethesda Inferiority Complex?
Blake Cordish, vice president of The Cordish Company, said the Cinemark Theater planned for the complex would include VIP viewing areas for the over-21 crowd. The theater chain has one theater that offers the amenity in California and the offering in Towson would be the first of its kind on the East Coast.
"Not in Bethesda," Kamenetz added.
Old Terp
12:51 am on Wednesday, January 16, 2013
All those millions dumped into more commercial speculation while BCPS scrambles for land and funds. The good neighborhoods are what makes people want to live here and first rate schools are where those come from.
Calm down
7:44 am on Wednesday, January 16, 2013
If you don't expand the commercial tax base and create income, you don't have the funds to invest in schools, unless you want to raise taxes.
M. Sullivan
8:39 am on Wednesday, January 16, 2013
What's this, some kind of contest? Is he going to play with our tax money creating some attempt at a showplace while the basic infrastructure of the County suffers?
I can't wait until the next election!
Buck Harmon
9:10 am on Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Is it at all possible that this project could be completed without 6 million taxpayer dollars being granted to the very rich developer...? KK sports that shit eatin grin when the guys he plays with are making out like bandits...
I'm told that KK is in the process of re locating his offices in Towson for some reason...major remodel expenses to County owned property that had just be remodeled a couple of years ago...herd about this yet Bryan?
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11:25 am on Wednesday, January 16, 2013
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"There is no better equalizer in this world than education; it's the greatest justice you can give people."
– HM Queen Rania.
The problem that Jordan is facing not being able to communicate throughout the society is more important than demanding reform, having mislead thoughts of how to express your freedom of speech is a major problem whether by our Media and printed-or online newspapers or the public, but also how to connect it and direct it in the fixing-error process.
We have a tunnel-vision mindset that is holding us back from getting the reform done, When we start working in a tunnel vision mind frame automatically other variables in our process start to deteriorate because we start focusing less on them and more on things that don't help Jordan move ahead. A major issue that occurred and the King pointed out is that we become prisoners of our thoughts, where we keep on speaking about the problem and elaborating and get intimidated with that mind set, thus, we stop focusing on how to fix things and how to start the change process and get it done.
The time has come my fellow Jordanians to help our country move ahead, Lets stop our radical thinking and move forward with ourselves, we definitely all agree that Jordan is in a critical state in terms of resources, we cannot apply more pressure on it as we are doing now by rioting and getting more attention to us worldwide. The ball is on our side, we can lead this reform and fix our errors, and if we really love our country we should start volunteering and work diligently towards our goals. HM Queen Rania launched great mega projects to help change the methodology of our education system drastically, in which it is very important to be done very fast because that's what our next generations will act upon, these projects demands a lot of volunteers and aids from the private sector.
Thinking strategically and how we can solve our corruption, we need to start and put our pressure towards private sector and corporations who are making enormous profits in relation to the cost of the services or products they provide, and even in relation to the economy of our country. These private corporations are not being affected as much as the worldwide recession. We need to apply more pressure on them fundraise our important mega projects, for instance, Jordan Education Initiative (JEI) is one of these projects that targets the education sector by enhancing the curriculums of our subjects and training teachers to be more effective and teach better. This project needs major funding that should be collected from the private sector on one hand, and volunteerism from each one of us on the other hand. Enhancing our education is very important in this stage because we need to rely on having an innovative generation with the highest efficiency possible that will lead that thorough change gradually, consequently, we can advance faster and with the aid of ubiquitous technologies it will be even way more faster
Lastly, I would encourage every single desirous person and who really love Jordan from the deep of their heart, to go out and give a hand to any of these Initiatives or non-profit projects, a not just that but also be responsible in his/her acts towards advancing our country.
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Gene Mirro
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Gentian germination with GA-3
January 03, 2013, 12:38:00 AM »
Gentian seeds are germinating in two weeks with GA-3. I dissolved a pinch of GA-3 in about 1/4 cup of water. I surface-sowed the seeds, and carefully watered them in with a fine mist. I then applied GA-3 to the surface of the potting mix with an eye dropper. The containers were then covered with clear plastic, and placed 6 inches under cool white fluorescents, at roughly 60F. Don't go too much warmer than that. G. sceptrum, calycosa, puberulenta, and clusii are germinating strongly now. I can now grow them on under the lights until April, at which point I will transplant them and place them in the cool greenhouse.
Sorry, I can't provide an exact concentration of GA-3.
As usual, a large percentage of exchange seed is dead. Zero percent germination doesn't leave much to the imagination. GA-3 will not resurrect dead seed. If you really want the plants, get seeds from several different sources. I recommend Alplains, Gardens North, and Jelitto for viable, correctly named seed. Jelitto is not cheap, but their seeds grow. I still have a lot of seed in the freezer from the Robinetts and Ron Ratko, and it still germinates well.
If you've let your seeds lie around in a shoe box for 15 years, you really shouldn't send it in to the exchanges. It's dead after about 2 - 4 years. On the other hand, if you freeze seed at 0F in an airtight container, it will stay viable indefinitely, 20 years or more in my experience. Never expose seed to temperatures above 100F, like in a closed car on a summer day. Seeds are a lot more perishable than you might think.
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Here is a good link about Gentians and GA-3:
He likes to sow them in April, but I think that's way too late. You will end up nursing very tiny plants into the hot summer months, and Gentian seedlings do not like high temperatures. Losses are high. If you sow them in midwinter under lights, you will have sturdy little plants by Spring, that you can transplant into individual pots in the greenhouse, or (if you are very brave) directly into the open ground. Remember that Gentians hate root disturbance, so do not damage the roots or let them dry out when transplanting. Keep the roots covered with moist potting mix at all times.
The European alpine Gentians, like acaulis, clusii and dinarica, do not like to grow in temperatures above 50F or so. You can germinate them under the lights at 60F, but if you try to grow them there, you will lose them. I moved them out to the cold greenhouse as soon as they germinated. They seem to be doing well. Once they develop true leaves, they can stand higher temperatures.
Gentians are difficult plants, so don't get discouraged if you fail with them. Keep trying.
SW Washington state, 600 ft. altitude
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January 16, 2013, 12:35:52 PM »
Gentiana sceptrum seedlings, sown 12/21/12:
From seed collected on Larch Mountain by Faith Mackaness in roughly 1985, and stored at 0F since then.
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January 27, 2013, 09:14:18 AM »
Gene when you make this solution and apply it with an eye dropper how many drops do you use per pot and can you save the solution for later (how long) and perhaps for other seeds which require GA-3
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January 27, 2013, 10:21:30 AM »
This is what they look like this morning:
Arie, I apply roughly 36 drops in a 3.5 x 3.5 inch pot. It's enough that every seed will be exposed to GA-3 on the soil surface. I have not done a lot of testing to find out the best concentration, the best application rate, etc. I just don't have time. If something works for me, I keep repeating it. I have not tried the filter paper method, because I don't want to handle the seeds more than once.
You need to water the pot BEFORE you apply the GA-3. If you water heavily after you apply GA-3, you will wash the GA-3 deep down into the soil, and it will not be absorbed by the seeds which are at the soil surface.
Also, once most of the seeds have germinated, you need to apply a weak solution of balanced soluble fertilizer. Otherwise, the seedlings will not develop, and will eventually die. For lime-loving plants like Gentianopsis and Physoplexis, I also give them a light dusting with dolomite lime. Never let the seedling pots get dry.
This is an excellent reference for non-technical people who want to use GA-3:
And they also sell it. But I don't use any of the stuff that they send, except the GA-3 and the eye dropper.
Quoting from the Hudson notes: "Solutions of GA-3 are said to break down with time or exposure to sunlight, so store in a dark place. Kept in the dark it stores for years. We have tested solution stored at room temperature for 4 years and found it fully active."
I store the solution in the fridge, which of course is dark. But I don't take chances with old solution. I always add a little more GA-3 powder to my stored solution. I don't have any problems dissolving it, even though the solution is cold. Even though my method is very sloppy and inaccurate, the results are excellent. If somebody has time and facilities to do comparison trials, it would be valuable.
I am currently using GA-3 to germinate Gentiana, Gentianopsis crinita, Gentianella detonsa, and Physoplexis comosa. It's working well on all of them. But I think the trick is to use GA-3 combined with fluorescents and propagation domes at cool temperatures. Now you eliminate all of the stresses and risk factors. The seedlings can safely develop during the first few weeks when they are tiny and vulnerable.
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Gentianopsis crinita (fringed gentian), sown 1/18/2013, germinating 2/2/13.
Look at those gigantic perlite boulders. This is the stage of growth when the propagation domes and fluorescents give a very high survival rate.
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I am considering using Gibberellic acid on
Gentiana acaulis
, and also on some Trillium seed as well. I'll likely follow Gene's formulation, at least for
Gentiana acaulis
. Deno advised that GA3 is recommended for recalcitrant Trillium seeds. Has anyone tried using it on the genus? The seed from the exchange arrived dry packed, so I suspect that a treatment might help shake them out of deep dormancy. The seed is already planted, so I'd have to follow the eye dropper protocol. Should the solutionbe made stronger than for the Gentians?
Southwest Nova Scotia, zone 6b or thereabouts
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Career: Celje (Slovenia-Second Division, 1995-96), Pivovarna Lasko (Slovenia 1996-2002), Olimpija Ljubljana (Slovenia 2002-03), Olimpiakos Piraeus (Greece-ESAK, 2003-04), Sicc Jesi (Italy-Lega, 2004-05, Oregon Cantu (Italy-Lega, 2005-...).
An old-school Slovenian power forward, one of the team's veterans along with Marko Milic… Grew up with Celje youth teams... Made his debut with the Celje seniors in the second division during the 1995-96 season... Signed for the 1996-97 season by Pivovarna Lasko where he played until the 2002 season. Signed for the 2002-03 season by Olimpija Ljubljana. Moved to Olympiakos, and then to Italy, to Sicc Jesi, where he posted a solid 11.4 points and 6.5 rebounds in 27 minutes. Jurak is a role player who successfully executes his coach's tactical schemes. A strong defensive player and rebounder with limited offensive abilities. Scores most of his points on put backs and tip-ins. Will have to work hard to earn a spot for the EuroBasket, for his position is loaded with more talented players.


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I'm not sure if it is "too soon" or not, but when you go to the jobs page, there's a note that says FFG is not hiring at this time.
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Western Province speedster Gio Aplon has been ruled out of Saturday's Currie Cup clash against the Golden Lions at Newlands.
The discarded Bok sustained a grade one ankle ligament tear and could be out for as many as three weeks.
In more bad news for the Province backline, injury-plagued pivot Gary van Aswegen rolled his ankle at practice and will be sidelined for the rest of the season.
"There was a collision and Gary fell awkwardly," said WP coach Allister Coetzee.
"It's the same injury, the same ankle, that he did in the Super Rugby competition. He will go for further scans to determine exactly how long he will be out for, but that's his [Currie Cup] season done."
Damian de Allende moves up from the bench and starts in jersey 11 for the injured Aplon, with Pat Howard on the bench as cover. Berton Klaasen provides cover on the bench for the injured Van Aswegen.
Tyrone Holmes returns to the starting XV after serving a one-week suspension for punching. As a result, Don Armand moves back to lock, with Wilhelm van der Sluys dropping to the bench.
Coetzee has stuck with the same U21 front-row combination of Frans Malherbe, Scarra Ntubeni and Steven Kitshoff, that started against Griquas last weekend and has again opted for two props on the bench in Deon Carstens and Brok Harris.
Western Province: 15 Joe Pietersen, 14 Gerhard van den Heever, 13 JP du Plessis, 12 Marcel Brache, 11 Damian de Allende, 10 Demetri Catrakilis, 9 Louis Schreuder, 8 Jebb Sinclair, 7 Tyrone Holmes, 6 Deon Fourie (c), 5 De Kock Steenkamp, 4 Don Armand, 3 Frans Malherbe, 2 Scarra Ntubeni, 1 Steven Kitshoff.
Replacement: 16 Deon Carstens, 17 Brok Harris, 18 Wilhelm van der Sluys, 19 Helmut Lehmann, 20 Nic Groom, 21 Berton Klaasen, 22 Pat Howard.
Date: Saturday, September 29
Venue: Newlands, Cape Town
Kick-off: 14.00 (12.00 GMT)
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