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Their Faith Has Touched Us: The Legacies of Three Young Oklahoma City Bombing Victims by Maria Ruiz Scaperlanda, 1998-02-01 One hundred years of upstart Unitarianism in the Bible belt: An oral history of the First Unitarian Church of Oklahoma City by Robert C Hardy, 1991 Others Unknown: The Oklahoma City Bombing Case and Conspiracy by Stephen Jones, Peter Israel, 1998-08-01 The Oklahoma City Bombing (Great Disasters, Reforms and Ramifications) by Hal Marcovitz, 2002-05 Vanished Splendor III: Postcard Memories of Oklahoma City by Jim Edwards, Mitchell Ottaway, 1990-07 Oklahoma City Music:: Deep Deuce and Beyond (Images of America) by Anita G. Arnold, Foreword by Charles Burton Jr., 2010-06-02 The Oklahoma City Oil Field in pictures Myriad of Sports ... a Profile of Oklahoma City ( Including History of the All-college Basketball Tournament We Will Never Forget: Eyewitness Accounts of the Oklahoma City Federal Building Bombing The Virginia City Trail (Compton, Ralph. Trail Drive Series (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Bk. 7.) by Ralph Compton, 1998-11 Martindale-Hubbell Law Digest: Oklahoma by of Oklahoma City. Revision by McAfee & Taft A Professional Corporation, 2007-06-12 Secrets Worth Dying For: Timothy James McVeigh and the Oklahoma City Bombing by David Paul Hammer, 2004-03-24 Rand McNally Streets of Oklahoma City, OK (Rand McNally Streets Of...) Norick: The Mayors of Oklahoma City by Bill Moore; Rick Moore, 2005-01-01

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81. Report: Two Oklahoma Cities Among 35 Safest In Nation
    Two Oklahoma cities rate among the 35 safest in the nation, according rankings based on the FBI's uniform crime report. Broken Arrow was listed as the 22ndsafest city in the  
    http://www.insurancejournal.com/news/southcentral/2008/03/03/87850.htm
    
    Extractions: Go to Section: Choose a Section News Most Popular National International East Midwest Southeast Texas/South Central West Magazines East Midwest Southeast Texas/South Central West Subscribe New Markets Audio/Video How to Write Resources Market Directories Forums Events Calendar Contact Us Send Feedback Subscriber Services Submit News How to Advertise Site Search: Home News Texas / South Central News Mar 2008 Texas / South Central News March 3, 2008 Two Oklahoma cities rate among the 35 safest in the nation, according rankings based on the FBI's uniform crime report. Broken Arrow was listed as the 22nd-safest city in the country and Edmond ranked as 35th safest out of 378 cities with a population of 75,000 or more, according to the 14th annual "City Crime Rankings: Crime in Metropolitan America,'' released by CQ Press. Six areas of crime are used from the uniform crime report, including murder, rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary and car theft, when compiling the rankings, according to CQ Press spokesman Doug Goldenberg-Hart. Other Oklahoma cities on the list were Norman at 103rd and Lawton at 298th while Oklahoma City ranked 304th and Tulsa 330th.

82. Printable Oklahoma Cities Word Jumble - Interactive US Geography Game
    Interactive printable Oklahoma cities word jumble cities found in Oklahoma with this fun US geography game. Oklahoma Cities Word Jumble Puzzle worksheet  
    http://www.apples4theteacher.com/usa-states/oklahoma/printables/word-jumble-citi
    
    Extractions: Click the worksheet printer icon that says "Full Page Print" for a high quality printable worksheet. All word jumbles are interactive. You can type in the answer online or print them out to solve offline. Interactive Printable Word Jumbles - Oklahoma Word Jumble Worksheet - Oklahoma Cities Featured This game or printout requires the Flash 5 Plugin Category: USA States - US Geography

83. Oklahoma City Outdoor Network
    Contact information and meeting calendar for group bringing together people interested in outdoor sports.  
    http://www.okcoutdoornetwork.org

84. Oklahoma Cities
    Web index, database, and search engine for Computer and Communication related Web content e.g. companies, organizations, media, projects, etc. Extensively cross referenced.  
    http://www.webstart.com/cgi-sys/cgiwrap/webstart/country.pl?USOK

85. Oklahoma City Zoo
    General information, exhibit descriptions, news, special events, zoo map, education program summary, and online gift shop.  
    http://www.okczoo.com/

86. Nine Oklahoma Cities Fail Records Law Test | NewsOK.com
    Attorney General Drew Edmondson said there is not an excuse” for cities that are violating a state law requiring meeting calendars and agendas to be posted online.  
    http://www.newsok.com/nine-oklahoma-cities-fail-records-law-test/article/3353452

87. Oklahoma City All Sports Association :: All Sports. All Year.
    Working to bring quality amateur and professional sporting and entertainment events to the community. Includes organizational history, membership details and contact information.  
    http://www.okcallsports.org/
    
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88. Oklahoma City Astronomy Club
    The club was formed in 1958 with an average of 75 members providing an opportunity to explore the science of astronomy. Includes contact information.  
    http://www.okcastroclub.com/
    
    Extractions: supported by Meade Telescope , makers of LXD75 Astronomical Telescopes The Oklahoma City Astronomy Club provides three major benefits to our community. We provide educational opportunities to the public in the sciences and academics. We provide opportunities to contribute valuable scientific research and data to the astronomical community. And we provide opportunities for our less experienced members to grow in one of the greatest hobbies in this world or any other! Founded in 1958, our club has a long and distinguished history. We are also members of the Southwestern Region of the Astronomical League. And we host the Okie-Tex Star Party which is consistently rated as one of America’s Top Ten Star Parties! We meet at the Science Museum Oklahoma (formerly Kirkpatrick Center/Omniplex) located at Martin Luther King Boulevard and N.E. 52nd Street on the second Friday evening of each month. That’s right next door to the zoo and across the street from Remington Park Race Track. At 6:45 PM we present a “Novice Session” in the Kirkpatrick Planetarium oriented towards the needs of our less experienced members and guests. This session alternates each month between learning the constellations of the night sky appropriate to the season and learning to read and use planispheres and star charts. When you attend, and if you have them, bring along a red light flashlight and your planisphere and charts.

89. Central Oklahoma Quilters Guild, Inc.
    Oklahoma City and vicinity. Membership, programs, guild services and activities, and Quilt Show page.  
    http://www.centralokquilters.org/

90. Oklahoma City Convention & Visitors Bureau Oklahoma City Convention & Visitors B
    From the Convention and Visitors Bureau. Includes attractions, events, hotels, meetings, history, map and FAQ.  
    http://www.okccvb.org/
    
    Extractions: red1d.jpg frame SOLVE A CRIME Whodunit? The Science of Solving Crimes. Science Museum Oklahoma nighttime.jpg frame Renowned festivals and museums dog.jpg frame Doggone Good Bring your pooch along. From $169/night Oklahoma City has it all - from the historic Old West in Stockyards City to the vibrant energy of Bricktown, the city's lively entertainment district. Our museums hold artistic treasures, and our sports venues have something for everyone. Choices abound for an experience you'll cherish! Interested in bringing your meeting to Oklahoma City? Group Travel Leaders, contact us for itineraries, brochures and other assistance. Our public relations staff is here to help you. contact us about OKCCVB site map add/edit listing ... feedback

91. Bricktown - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma - Dining, Shopping, Events
    Features the history, tourist attractions, restaurants, shopping, and events in the area of Oklahoma City s first wholesale commercial district.  
    http://www.bricktownokc.com/
    
    Extractions: // Provide alternate content for browsers that do not support scripting // or for those that have scripting disabled. Alternate HTML content should be placed here. This content requires the Macromedia Flash Player. Get Flash // Provide alternate content for browsers that do not support scripting // or for those that have scripting disabled. Alternate HTML content should be placed here. This content requires the Macromedia Flash Player. Get Flash The Bricktown Entertainment District, Oklahoma’s most unique entertainment destination and neighborhood, is the vibrant home to many restaurants, nightclubs, sporting facilities, shops, attractions, condos, and a spectacular canal. Located in the heart of downtown Oklahoma City, Bricktown, as it now stands, was once a warehouse neighborhood that has been magnificently restored. It has enjoyed a physical revival and gained immense popularity since the early 1980s, becoming a hot spot, known for its diverse and often varied entertainment options. Be it enjoying a baseball game at its AAA stadium, catching a movie at the Harkins Theatre, or drinking and dining at its many fabulous restaurants and nightspot there is always fun for the entire family.

92. The Grandison At Maney Park - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma - BBOnline.com / Introduct
    Offers nine guest rooms, all with private baths, queen or king beds, and beautiful antiques.  
    http://www.bbonline.com/ok/grandison/

93. Days Inn Oklahoma City Northwest
    Located just 15 minutes from Will Rogers World Airport or Downtown Myriad Convention Center. Also available are 6 meeting rooms. Contact information provided.  
    http://www.oklahomadaysinn.com/okcitynorthwest/

94. Days Inn Oklahoma City South
    Free continental breakfast, in room coffee-makers, free local calls and HBO with basic cable. Offers a full service restaurant.  
    http://www.oklahomadaysinn.com/okcitysouth/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to Days Inn Oklahoma City South The Days Inn South offers the road-weary traveler a clean, comfortable room at an affordable price. We have a free continental breakfast, in room coffee-makers (for that first wake-me-up cup), free local calls and HBO with basic cable. On property you will find a full service restaurant. Bring your boots and cowboy hat and relax to live country/western bands Tuesday-Sunday in the no cover charge club - Chastain. If spending is your forte, we are five minutes from one of the major shopping malls in the city. Crossroads Mall has 140 stores with everything from fast food to slow browsing. With easy access to the interstate, the city is within your grasp. Whether you spend the day playing the ponies or working on your hole-in-one, Oklahoma City has much to offer. From museums to theme parks, there is something for everyone. Come join us in the city that clings to its world famous western heritage and hospitality. Y’all will want to come back and stay fer a spell longer. Media Magic Days Inn Oklahoma City South

95. Governors Suites Hotel At Will Rogers Airport Oklahoma City. Comfortable Stay At
    Site features hotel and area information, area maps, availability, rates and contact information.  
    http://www.govsuitesokc.com
    
    Extractions: Governors Suites Hotel in Oklahoma City is conveniently located on Meridian Street close to Will Rogers World Airport as well as I-40. Governors Inn has all the amenities for Business travelers as well as the tourist with the comfort of Executive suites, King suites as well as twin Full bed suites. All with Free Hot Buffet Breakfast . The hospitality at Governors Inn is known to be the best among the Business travelers as well as tourist to the Oklahoma City area. The spacious Rooms, Lobby and Atrium serves as a great location to have a Business meeting with Clients as well as a great gathering place for friends and relatives. Just 2-1/2 miles from the airport and centrally located to all major attractions, business centers, restaurants and banks. Governors Inn is close to the OKC State Fairgrounds, Myriad Convention Center, Downtown OKC, Remington Race track, Cowboy Hall of Fame, OKC Zoo, Frontier City, White Water Bay as well as business centers. Governors Inn serves not only Business but Leisure travelers as well When your travels bring you to Oklahoma City, we welcome you to relax and enjoy your stay at

96. Crowne Plaza Hotel OKLAHOMA CITY Hotels | OKLAHOMA CITY | Welcome
    Includes information on rates, specials, reservations and amenities. Also features details on local attractions.  
    http://www.cpokc.com

97. Momentum In Motion | Oklahoma City Ballet
    Performance schedule, tickets, school and company information.  
    http://www.okcballet.com/

98. Oklahoma City Arts Council, OKC Arts Council | Arts Council Of Oklahoma City
    Calendar of events, including the Festival of the Arts, Winter Tales and Opening Night. Includes newsletter, directory, education and outreach.  
    http://www.artscouncilokc.com/
    
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99. Oklahoma City Philharmonic Orchestra
    Official site provides information on upcoming concerts, programs, and ticketing.  
    http://www.okcphilharmonic.org/

100. Webnav
     Non-profit group for persons dedicated to learning, teaching, and playing acoustic folk music. Features calendar, photos and links.  
     http://www.octma.org/
     
     Extractions: OCTMA is the Oklahoma City Traditional Music Association; a non-profit, educational organization dedicated to the preservation of Traditional American and Celtic acoustic music. These goals are accomplished through workshops, community programs, public demonstrations, regular monthly meetings, a web-site, and the monthly newsletter. OCTMA sponsors concerts and special workshops throughout the year by artists of local, national and international renown. MONTHLY MEETINGS and workshops are open to the public. OCTMA meets the first Saturday of each month at Workshops start at 6:00 pm and are conducted at each meeting for many instruments. Workshops (Learning the Traditions) are usually conducted in Guitar, Hammer Dulcimer, Mountain Dulcimer, Mandolin, Fiddle, Penny Whistle. At 8:00 pm, members and visitors are invited to participate in the Open Mic (Sharing the Traditions), which is an opportunity to share a tune with the group. Everyone, regardless of skill or experience, is encouraged to share their talent. After the Open Mic, impromptu Jam Sessions (Playing the Traditions) are held where all that desire may participate. You don�t need to be a musician to enjoy the Open Mic or Jam Sessions, Audience is needed also!

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