101. Cyndi's List - U.S. - Oklahoma - Localities Family history Library Catalog oklahoma Genealogy Resources on the Internet - oklahoma Mailing Lists Geographic Names Information System (GNIS) http://www.cyndislist.com/ok-local.htm

Advertisement U.S. - Oklahoma Main Index Alphabetical Index Topical Index "No Frills" Index ... Text-Only Index Search this page: Edit, Find Search the entire site: The index links below work best if you allow your web browser to load the entire page first. Category Index: State Level Sites Localities within this state are listed alphabetically below: A B C D ... W Return to the main Oklahoma index page: Related Categories: United States Index General U.S. Sites Library of Congress National Archives ... U.S. - Vital Records Advertisement Planting Your Family Tree Online Preview the Table of Contents Cyndi's List The BOOK! 2nd Edition 2 Volumes Netting Your Ancestors Genealogy Bookstore In association with Amazon.com Ancestry Magazine Genealogical.com GPC and Clearfield Company Genealogy Warehouse Submit a New Link Report a Broken Link Update a Link State Level Sites The links in the following sections below point to resources for specific localities , counties, areas and regions within this state. This first section contains links to for some of those same resources at the state level. Scanned images of county and state maps, index of towns.

102. Libraries & Culture, Bookplate Archive University of oklahoma,. history of Science Collections. The bookplate featured on this issue s cover identifies the books of the Paul E. Klopsteg http://www.gslis.utexas.edu/~landc/bookplates/25_2_Klopsteg.htm

Bookplate Archive Home Bookplates Index by Issue Bookplate Index by Library or Collector Bookplate Index by Country ... Resources for Library History Paul E. Klopsteg Collection, University of Oklahoma, History of Science Collections The bookplate featured on this issue's cover identifies the books of the Paul E. Klopsteg Collection in the history and technology of archery. This collection, assembled between 1930 and 1960 and presently part of the University of Oklahoma's History of Science Collections, is one of the outstanding bodies of material on this topic. Last year marked the centenary of the birth of Paul E. Klopsteg, creator of this remarkable collection. Outside of archery circles, Klopsteg is best known as a scientist, engineer, and administrator of various American institutions of science. Trained in physics, he performed ballistics research during World War I at the army's Aberdeen Proving Grounds in Maryland. In 1921 he went to work for the Central Scientific Company of Chicago, a large supplier of scientific materials and apparatus, and was company president from 1930 until 1944. At the end of World War II Klopsteg became director of research at Northwestern University Technical Institution. From 1951 through 1958 he was an associate director of the National Science Foundation and was president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in 1958/59.

103. NWS Norman, Oklahoma - History Of The NWS Cooperative Weather Observer Program history of the NWS Cooperative Weather Observer Program Norman, oklahoma 1200 Westheimer Drive Room 101 Norman, OK 73069. NWS Norman Webmaster http://www.srh.noaa.gov/oun/coop/history.php

www.nws.noaa.gov Home Site Map Local News ... Organization Coop Progam Links National Coop Page SRH Coop Page Coop Main Page Coop Program Intro ... Award Descriptions You are at: NWS NWS SRH NWS Norman Coop Program History of the NWS Cooperative Weather Observer Program Thomas Jefferson first envisioned the Cooperative Weather Observation program in the early 1770's. During the time from 1776 through 1816, Thomas Jefferson had acted upon his idea, had established observers in every county of Virginia, and had established the program in 5 other states. They included Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, New York and North Carolina. During the early and mid 1800's, weather observation networks began to grow and expand across the United States. Although most basic meteorological instruments had existed for over 100 years, the telegraph was largely responsible for the advancement of operational meteorology during the 19th century. With the advent of the telegraph, officials at one location could "rapidly" collect, plot and analyze observations from stations far away. In 1849, the Smithsonian Institution began to supply weather instruments to telegraph companies and further establish an extensive observation network. Observations were submitted by telegraph to the Smithsonian, where weather maps were created.

104. Kappa Kappa Psi - Alpha Chapter First chapter of Kappa Kappa Psi; founded in 1919. Contains a detailed history of the founding of the fraternity, including biographies, photos, and time lines, as well as information on current activities. http://www.orgs.okstate.edu/kkp/

National Honorary Band Fraternity Oklahoma State University Click the Crest to enter

105. Oklahoma City Community Foundation Nonprofit agency serving the charitable needs of the metro area through development and administration of endowment funds. Includes links to in-state affiliates, planned giving strategy, supported charities and contact information. http://www.occf.org

About Us Contact Us Site Map AL GOOD Known as Oklahoma City's "Mr. Music," Al Good wanted to ensure the music would play on for years to come. read more Helping You Help The Community Types of Funds How To Give ... Additional NonProfit Resources AFFILIATED COMMUNITY GRANT PROGRAMS Lawton Rural Oklahoma Current Feature Hurricane Katrina Recovery Fund Established Current Philanthropic News Sep 24, 2005 >> Today's Philanthropic News Helping You Help The Community Examples of how the Oklahoma City Community Foundation has helped donors help their community. Types of Funds A listing and description of current fund options with links to policies and forms. How To Give An explanation of the types of assets that can be given. Donor Services An explanation of how the Oklahoma City Community Foundation makes giving simple, flexible, effective and powerful. Includes complete descriptions of all Oklahoma City Community Foundation funds. DonorCentral DonorCentral is a convenient online reporting system for donors who have either a Gift Fund or a Legacy Fund at the Oklahoma City Community Foundation. DonorCentral is also available to nonprofit organizations with permanent endowment funds. Online Giving Donate to a specific or general fund at the Oklahoma City Community Foundation through our secure web site using a major credit card.

106. First Presbyterian Church Of McAlester, Oklahoma of the church and listings of activities. Maps of the church location, including a virutal photo tour....... http://fpcmc.org/

First Presbyterian Church McAlester, Oklahoma A growing community of Christian Disciples Living by faith Worshiping God Sharing Christ's grace About Us Welcome from Pastor Our Staff Contact Us ... Links Worship Service at 10:55, Sundays Sunday Schools at 10:00, Sundays FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Third Street at Washington Avenue P.O. Box 1550 McAlester, Oklahoma 74502 Phone: (918) 423-2186 Fax: (918) 423-3478 For problem reports or comments regarding this web site Send Email to webmaster@fpcmc.org These pages are best viewed at 800X600 screen resolution or greater Some document (pdf) require Adobe Acrobat (free) var site="sm7fpcmcorg"

107. OKLAHOMA PARENTS AS TEACHERS (OPAT) a unique parent education program designed to give children the best possible start in life. The program is based on the philosophy that parents are their children's first and most important teachers. It is a voluntary program for all parents with children birth to age three. http://www.sde.state.ok.us/pro/opat.html

OKLAHOMA PARENTS AS TEACHERS (OPAT) Oklahoma Parents As Teachers (OPAT) is a unique parent education program designed to give children the best possible start in life. The program is based on the philosophy that parents are their children's first and most important teachers. It is a voluntary program for all parents with children birth to age three. OPAT is affiliated with the nationally validated Parents As Teachers program which originated as a pilot program in Missouri in 1981. It is now implemented in 50 states and 8 countries. In 2001-2002, Oklahoma had 135 programs that served 9,138 children with 52,409 personal visits. After recent budget cuts, Oklahoma now has 55 programs which serve 68 school districts. During the 2003-2004 school year, OPAT conducted 24,358 personal visits with 3,957 children. The goal of the Oklahoma Parents As Teachers program is to strengthen the capacity of parents to be effective first teachers. The program is designed to maximize a child's overall development during the first three years of life, lay the foundation for school success and minimize developmental problems that interfere with the child's learning. OPAT is also designed to foster an early partnership between home and school so that parents take a far more active role during their children's formal years of schooling. Other intended benefits of the program include: positive parental attitudes toward the school district, early identification of sensory or developmental problems, and reduction in the need for expensive remediation and special education programs.

108. Oklahoma State Symbols, Emblems, Flag And Seal - The United States Of America List of symbols, songs, flora and fauna associated with the state. http://www.netstate.com/states/symb/ok_symb.htm

HOME INTRO SYMBOLS ALMANAC GEOGRAPHY STATE MAPS PEOPLE ... page to friends State symbols and emblems Designation Symbol / Emblem Adopted Amphibian Bullfrog Rana catesbeiana ) Adopted by House Concurrent Resolution 1026 on May 5, 1997. Animal Bison Bison bison Anthem Oklahoma! ," lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, music by Richard Rogers Beverage Milk Bird Scissor-tailed Flycatcher Muscivora forficata Butterfly Black Swallowtail Papilio polyxenes Cartoon Character Children's Song Oklahoma, My Native Land " composed and written by Martha Kemm Barrett Colors Green and White Faded Love " by John Willis and Bob Wills. Adopted by Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 65 on February 2, 1988. Crystal Hourglass Selenite Crystal Fish White Bass , also called Sand Bass ( Morone chrysops Flag Find out more Floral Emblem Mistletoe ( Phoradendron serotinum Flower Oklahoma Rose Folk Dance Square Dance Folk Song Oklamoma Hills " composed and written by Woody Guthrie and Jack Guthrie Fossil Saurophaganax maximus Furbearer Animal Raccoon Procyon lotor Fruit Strawberry Game Animal White-tail deer Odocoileus virginians Game Bird Wild Turkey Meleagris gallopavo) Grass Indian Grass Sorghastrum nutans Great Seal Find out more Insect Honeybee Apis millifera Meal Fried okra, squash, cornbread, barbecue pork, biscuits, sausage and gravy, grits, corn, strawberries, chicken fried steak, pecan pie, and black-eyed peas.

109. Home Job training and placement center mission and press releases, career development and donation information, community and industrial contacts. http://www.okgoodwill.org/

Oklahoma Goodwill Industries, Inc. Welcome to Goodwill Industries of Oklahoma City. We are committed to our mission of helping people find the jobs they want so they can live as independently as possible. Our participants may be dealing with illiteracy, substance abuse, welfare dependency, physical challenges, or mental disabilities but regardless, we believe in the power of work! Our Mission To actively strive to enhance the quality of life of vocationally disadvantaged individuals by maximizing participation in society and expanding opportunities through vocational and supportive programs which serve community needs. Why Shop at Goodwill Goodwill sells new and gently used clothing, household items, sporting goods, and furniture at low cost. The money spent in Goodwill stores goes to support job training and placement programs for people with disabilities and other disadvantages. So when you shop at Goodwill, you get great bargains and help someone find a job. © 2001-2005 Oklahoma Goodwill Industries, Inc.

110. First Presbyterian Church Information on worship services, programs for all ages, upcoming events, church staff, and congregational news. http://www.fpcponca.org/

First Presbyterian Church 1505 East Grand Avenue Ponca City, OK 74604 580.762.2431 Scripture: Job 3:1-26 Sermon: Job’s False Assumptions: Part I " Second in a Series on the Book of Job Pastor Tom Schacher A WARM WELCOME. The Lord calls all of us to a new way of living under his wonderful grace in our Savior. It is a pleasure to have you join us in worship! Please help us to get to know you by introducing yourself at the door and signing our guest book. Policka, Czech Republic Click here to read about the 2005 mission team's work in the Czech Republic! You are visitor number since February 25, 2004 Send comments and suggestions regarding this website to Webmaster Revised:

111. Intro Organization promoting quality administrative leadership for oklahoma schools through professional development, legislation and member services. http://www.ccosa.org

Saturday, September 24, 2005 Login Home Contact Us News CCOSA OASA ... Login ©2005 C.C.O.S.A. Powered by TheBestPortals.com

112. :: Oklahoma Association Of Broadcasters :: Business and technoligical resource for radio and television professionals, including a job bank for those looking to work in oklahoma radio and television. http://www.oabok.org/

window.resizeTo(795,650); Radio Programming Workshop Scheduled Join Oklahoma's Best Programmers and ABC Radio's Morning Personalities for an all-day programming workshop on Tuesday, October 4, in Oklahoma City. For metro and non-metro market Managers, Programmers and Jocks. Go here for registration information. 2005 Seminars Scheduled The 2005 programming lineup has something for everyone. Go here for dates and details. Information for Employers Information for Job Seekers Amber Alert Emergency Alert System EAS: Monitoring Assignments 6520 N. Western, Ste. 104 Oklahoma City, OK 73116 info@oabok.org Privacy Statement Site Map Send us your comments! Special thanks to the Oklahoma Historical Society and OAB Members Stations.

113. Footballfix.com Oklahoma oklahoma Sooners links page providing quick access to area newspapers; The site supplies links to Sooner official, unofficial, and fan sites; Sooner schedule, seasonal standings, statistics, roster, depth chart. Also included, audio/video links and team reports from national sports sites. http://www.footballfix.com/oklahoma.htm

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114. Oklahoma Backcountry oklahoma Backcountry is more than just a collection of hunting and fishing stories, it is about the experience of being outdoors. Memories are yet to be discovered there stirred by natures blend of sky and sun, earth and water, and there are memories already made, rekindled by stories from the great outdoors. http://members.aol.com/krbrid/

115. Southwest District Of Kappa Kappa Psi & Tau Beta Sigma Official site for the district encompassing Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, oklahoma, and Texas. Contains announcements, area workshop information, officer contacts, forms, and documents. http://www.kkytbs.org/swd/

Upcoming Events Meet the Council Communicate! Downloads ... Links kkytbs swd rules! Welcome to the Southwest District Website! secret messages are fun! New announcements have been posted! Our thoughts and prayers go out to those affected by the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. yeah! Please bear with us as we are UNDER CONSTRUCTION and make the metamorphosis into a new website design.

116. Oklahoma State University 1 http://www.okstate.edu/

117. The University Of Oklahoma Official site with current and prospective student information, academics, faculty, library and research links, athletics, admissions and administration information and contacts. http://www.ou.edu/

ANNOUNCEMENTS: Hurricane Relief Efforts OU Designated StormReady Sooner Safety Saturday, September 24, 2005 This section of the page requires JavaScript. Campus Notices OU HSC OU TULSA Student Success, ... Information SEARCH: A-Z Website Directory, People and Site Search REFERENCE: OU Libraries Research Museums Admissions ... Administration RESOURCES: Human Resources About OU Contact OU STUDENTS: Student Affairs Student Services SIN Enrollment ... Tuition Information TECHNOLOGY: Information Technology Office of Technology Development IT - Help iThink ... Technology Training University of Oklahoma, 660 Parrington Oval, Norman, OK, 73019-0390 (405) 325-0311 Please send comments, questions, or suggestions to PublicAffairs@ou.edu Every effort will be made to update the information contained on these pages as necessary. However, it is the responsibility of the user to determine that he or she is relying on the most current version of any particular information. Any questions about the material should be directed to the referenced office or department. The University of Oklahoma is an equal opportunity employer.

118. BACORR: Leaderless Resistance And The Oklahoma City Bombing 1995 article examining the political context of the bombing, in particular the influence of the book Leaderless Resistance. http://nwcitizen.com/publicgood/reports/leadless.htm

LEADERLESS RESISTANCE AND THE OKLAHOMA CITY BOMBING By Tom Burghardt Bay Area Coalition for Our Reproductive Rights (c) 1995 BACORR Bay Area Coalition for Our Reproductive Rights (BACORR) 750 La Playa #730 San Francisco, CA 94121 Office: (415) 252-0750 Fax: (415) 431-6523 E-mail: tburghardt@igc.apc.org "Utilizing the Leaderless Resistance concept, all individuals and groups operate independently of each other, and never report to a central headquarters or single leader for direction or instruction...participants in a program of Leaderless Resistance through Phantom Cell or individual action must know exactly what they are doing, AND EXACTLY HOW TO DO IT." Louis Beam, Leaderless Resistance, (text from Cyberspace Minuteman BBS, (312) 275-6326) "THE FUNDAMENTAL RULE GUIDING THE ORGANIZATION OF THE FREE MILITIA IS GENERALIZED PRINCIPLES AND PLANNING BUT DECENTRALIZED TACTICS AND ACTION." "What is meant by this key statement is that the whole Militia must be committed to the same cause and coordinated in their joint defense of a community. Thus, there must be allegiance to a higher command. But specific tactics should be left up the individual elements so that compromise of a part does not compromise the whole. Furthermore, all training and combat actions should be up to the smaller elements, again so that isolation or decapitation does not render the smaller units inept." "The way a balance between these competing concerns is achieved in the Free Militia is to organize all elements into 'cells.'"

119. University Of Oklahoma Libraries HTTP 404 File not found. The page you requested http//libraries.ou. edu80/depts/HistScience/ cannot be found. You tried to access a file which has moved http://libraries.ou.edu/depts/HistScience/

Home LORA Catalog E-Reserves Your browser does not support script HTTP 404 - File not found The page you requested http://libraries.ou.edu:80/depts/HistScience/ cannot be found You tried to access a file which has moved or is no longer available on our server. Please try to find what you were looking for by navigating from the Libraries Home page, or by selecting from the choices listed in the navigation bar to the left. Internet Information Services: HTTP 404 - File not found Contact Us Employment About this Site Other Libraries 401 W Brooks Street Norman, OK 73019

120. HERO Of Oklahoma HERO is a statewide, voluntary, not-for-profit network of support groups and home schooling families. Site provides details about membership, oklahoma laws, and local and national resources. http://oklahomahomeschooling.org/

faq support groups oklahoma laws co-ops ... shopping Welcome! HERO of Oklahoma is a voluntary, not-for-profit network of support groups and families dedicated to providing a quality education for their children in a home environment. Respecting that parents who choose to educate their children at home come from diverse backgrounds, HERO of Oklahoma and its group affiliates have neither membership restrictions, nor any official political, philosophical, or religious position; nor does HERO maintain any stance on any other issue, other than the belief that parents and guardians should remain able to choose home education as a legal education alternative. This web site provides information specific to homeschooling in Oklahoma. Resources E-Mail Discussion Groups HERO of Oklahoma sponsors general email lists for adults and children, and and a legislative discussion email list. Individual homeschooling help - HERO volunteers offer telephone and e-mail support. Support Grou p Listings - HERO of Oklahoma helps people find compatible support groups by maintaining a statewide support group listing . HERO provides free listings to homeschool support groups in Oklahoma. Group Start-Up Assistance HERO of Oklahoma supports and encourages the formation of other inclusive groups in our state.

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