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Rob Reiner
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Francis Ford Coppola WINE for YOU!!!
KISS and OZ for OSCAR
Paralympic Gold Medalist Marine Corp Veteran Oscar "Oz" Sanchez http://www.youtube.com/user/stevencbarbe r#p/u/31/up7Hre2xTTA and Gene Simmons and Shannon Tweed and Unbeaten Producer Tamara Henry and Director Steven C. Barber and P.A. Vanessa Daley
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Tuesday, September 21, 2010
FILM MAKER RETURNS FROM TARAWA WITH 2 US REMAINS ON C-17 WITH JPAC TEAM

"COMING HOME after 68 years!!!
FILM MAKER STEVEN BARBER's FILM "RETURN TO TARAWA: The Leon Cooper Story"
IS CATALYST THAT HELPS BRING HOME US WWII MARINES FROM BATTLE OF TARAWA.
"Very moving, congratulations." ~ Ed Harris

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JPAC,
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TARAWA,
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Wednesday, September 8, 2010
TEN BILLIONAIRES
1. JP Dejoria
2. Steve Forbes
3. Eli Broad
4. T. Boone Pickens
5. Sumner Redstone
6. Baron Hilton
7. Ed Roski
8. Steve Jobs
9. Norman Lear
10. Lee Roy Mitchell
2. Steve Forbes
3. Eli Broad
4. T. Boone Pickens
5. Sumner Redstone
6. Baron Hilton
7. Ed Roski
8. Steve Jobs
9. Norman Lear
10. Lee Roy Mitchell
11. Fred Smith

FULL YET-TO-BE-PUBLISHED ARTICLE HERE: https://docs.google.com/document/edit?id=1ufHo6NXPA03OtGPht6g9HnOaQJyfNa4K--GVW4z00G4&hl=en
http://www.polarisglobal.com/giving_back
Vanilla Fire film producer shared his wealth and success when he joined forces with Polaris and they landed on the 2011 Oscar Shortlist for the 83rd Academy Awards for their very first film:
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TEN BILLIONAIRES,
trillionaire
Rogers Cable and the Toronto International Film Festival

Our movie is now available on Rogers Cable just in time for the Toronto International Film Festival!! Gonna be having a big party at Dr. Saito's house!!!
Thursday, September 2, 2010
The History Channel
Friday, August 20, 2010
Sunday, August 8, 2010
Huffington Post: July 26, 2010

Monday July 26, 2010 marks the 20th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990. The Census counts 54 million disabled people in the country. Jane Seymour's new PSA, showcasing the contributions of many others in Hollywood, is doing its part to celebrate and continue to raise the profile of the disabled.
The ADA originated on the east coast and its impact is being felt across the country. The movement is being celebrated by filmmakers in both the feature and independent film worlds: by James Cameron's "Jake Sulley" character in Avatar, and the real life version -- Oscar "Oz" Sanchez in the Academy qualified independent documentary Unbeaten by documentary filmmaker Steven C. Barber. Vanilla Fire Productions and Polaris Global Media produced a film about disability which is now qualified for Academy consideration for 2011. (The filmmaker's first film Return To Tarawanarrated by Ed Harris, is now showing on the Discovery Network's Military Channel; The WWII CSI-style recovery sequel will be shot August 8-31, 2010 in The Pacific and calls for another A-list celebrity to narrate.) Both films Avatar and Unbeaten, together uplifted the heart of the disability community with a pre-anniversary screening in DC at the world renowned Walter Reed Army Medical Center, where the film-makers received the coveted Commander's Coin for their healing mission which was showcased on CNN's American Morning with John Roberts, when they delivered Avatar DVDs donated by Avatar's Jon Landau to 300 wounded marine veterans in May 2010.
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Independent filmmaker Steven Barber's documentary about Cooper's visit, "Return to Tarawa: The Leon Cooper Story," narrated by actor Ed Harris, was a hit on the Military Channel and led to appearances for Cooper and Barber on ABC's "World News," CBS with Katie Couric, and CNN with Larry King. It led to an amendment written into the House version of the U.S. defense authorization bill in 2009 calling on the Pentagon "to undertake all feasible efforts to recover, identify and return" the missing remains of 564 U.S. service members killed in the Battle of Tarawa. And on Thursday, it led to a team from the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command, based in Hawaii, getting on a C-17 cargo aircraft for a recovery mission to Betio Island, where Barber is now filming the sequel.
Saturday, August 7, 2010
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