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The Oklahoma City National Memorial (Cornerstones of Freedom, Second Series) by R. Conrad Stein, 2003-03 Oklahoma (Portraits of the States) by Jonatha A. Brown, 2005-12-15 Oklahoma (From Sea to Shining Sea) by Linda Saylor-Marchant, 2003-09 The Story of the Oklahoma City Thunder (The NBA: a History of Hoops) by Nate Leboutillier, 2010-07-15 Sooner Prairie Receipts Past and Present 1889 - 1989 by Oklahoma] Friends of the Metropolitan Library System [Oklahoma County, 1988 Oklahoma (Portrait of America) by Kathleen Thompson, 1999-10 Oklahoma: The Sooner State (Our Amazing States) by Miriam Coleman, 2010-08-15 Oklahoma Facts and Symbols (The States and Their Symbols) by Karen Bush Gibson, 2003-08 Dear Oklahoma City, Get Well Soon: America's Children Reach Out to the People of Oklahoma Oklahoma (Land of Liberty) by Tracey Boraas, 2003-08 The Oklahoma City Bombing (Great Disasters, Reforms and Ramifications Series) by Hal Marcovitz, 2002-04 Oklahoma from Sea to Shining Sea by Dennis B. Fradin, Judith Bloom Fradin, 1995-04 1 April Morning: Children Remember the Oklahoma City Bombing by Nancy Lamb, 1996-05 Oklahoma: Past and Present (The United States: Past and Present) by Robert L. Dorman, 2010-08-15

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81. Oklahoma Library Colleges And Universities
    Universities. oklahoma Library Colleges and Universities. Our DatabaseCurrently Includes 3 oklahoma Library Colleges and Universities.  
    http://www.uscollegesearch.org/oklahoma_library_colleges.html

82. Oklahoma Genealogy
    Lawton Public Library. oklahoma/Southwest oklahoma. Genealogy Collection.We are proud of the fact that we have an extensive collection  
    http://www.cityof.lawton.ok.us/library/oklahoma.htm
    
    Extractions: Lawton Public Library Oklahoma/Southwest Oklahoma Genealogy Collection W e are proud of the fact that we have an extensive collection of material relating to Oklahoma in our research room. We are always interested in acquiring new material on the records and people of our state. We have listed below some of the more notable items in the collection. Early day family, S.W. Oklahoma, possibly Anadarko. Southwest Oklahoma The Tree Tracers - Journal of the Southwest Oklahoma Genealogical Society Prairie Lore and 25 year index - Journal of the Southwest Oklahoma Historical Society WWI Draft Registration Cards on microfilm for Comanche, Cotton, Caddo, Jefferson, Stephens, Tillman, Jackson, Kiowa, Greer counties Beckham County Marriage Records, 1910-1945, on microfilm Caddo County Marriage Records, 1901-1937, on microfilm Caddo County Probate Index, 1901-1937, on microfilm Caddo County Wills, 1903-1937, on microfilm Caddo County Physicians Birth Records, 1918-1935, on microfilm Caddo County Physicians Death Records, 1918-1947, on microfilm

83. Oklahoma Territorial Museum And Carnegie Library
    oklahoma Territorial Museum and Carnegie Library 402 E. oklahoma Guthrie, oklahoma730443317 (405) 282-1889 Fax (405) 282-7286 Dirctor Michael Bruce Email  
    http://www.ok-history.mus.ok.us/mus-sites/masnum21.htm
    
    Extractions: The Oklahoma Territorial Museum through artifacts, photographs and paintings tells the story of the determined people who laid the foundation for the future state of Oklahoma. On the museum grounds stands the Carnegie Library where the first state governor was sworn in. Preserved by the Oklahoma Historical Society, this building, as well as the museum, serve as a visible link between Oklahoma’s turbulent territorial period and the present. Oklahoma Territory In 1889, Congress opened for settlement nearly 2 million acres of former Indian land located in Central Oklahoma. At noon April 22, 1889, the date of the opening, thousands of hopeful landowners rushed in from the border to stake a claim. At the end of that first day, laws were being established in the cities of Guthrie, Stillwater, Norman and Oklahoma City . A homesteader’s first task was the construction of a suitable home. The typical post-run farm dwelling was usually a “soddy,” constructed from bricks of prairie sod, or a dugout built into the side of a hill. The homesteader next turned his attention to the planting of crops. The run had taken place too late in the season for a cash crop to be planted, so the new arrivals grew vegetables which they hoped would see them through the winter. The following seasons brought only hard times in the form of drought and depression. It was not until 1897, that good crops brought territorial farmers a degree of prosperity.

84. Oklahoma State And Local Government (Library Of Congress)
    Local Government. Carter County Government Home Page (Ardmore, OK); OklahomaCounty. Go to Library of Congress Library of Congress Help Desk (09/16/03).  
    http://www.loc.gov/global/state/ok-gov.html

85. GUIDE TO LAW ONLINE: United States - Oklahoma
    return to top. GENERAL SOURCES. oklahoma official site; Google oklahoma; oklahomaLibraries (LIBCAT); oklahoma State and Local Government (Library of Congress);  
    http://www.loc.gov/law/guide/us-ok.html
    
    Extractions: General Sources Oklahoma Administrative Code - information (Oklahoma Office of Administrative Rules) Oklahoma Register - information (Oklahoma Office of Administrative Rules) Oklahoma Agency Decisions and Rules (Oklahoma Public Legal Research System) includes the Department of Labor and Merit Systems Commission Oklahoma Executive Orders Oklahoma Attorney General Opinions (Oklahoma Public Legal Research System) Oklahoma Attorney General Opinions (OSCN) Oklahoma Governor Oklahoma Attorney General Oklahoma Election Board Oklahoma Secretary of State [return to top Oklahoma Supreme Court Opinions (OSCN) Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals Opinions (OSCN) Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals Opinions (OSCN) Oklahoma Supreme Court and Court of Appeals Opinions (FindLaw) Oklahoma Basic Decisions Search (Oklahoma Public Legal Research System) Oklahoma Court on the Judiciary (OSCN)

86. SWOSU: Al Harris Library: Home Page
    Southwestern oklahoma State University Al Harris Library 100 Campus Drive Weatherford,OK 73096 General Information and Circulation (580)7743730 Reference  
    http://www.swosu.edu/library/

87. SWOSU: Al Harris Library: Government Info & Statistics
    oklahoma Find oklahoma government resources, including web sites, statistics, laws,and regulations. Full text. About the Al Harris Library Documents Collection.  
    http://www.swosu.edu/library/gov.htm

88. Program Details For Oklahoma Library For The Blind & Physically Handicapped (Reh
    Go Back oklahoma Library for the Blind Physically Handicapped (Rehab.)300 NE 18th St. oklahoma City, OK 73105. Telephone Numbers  
    http://www.helplinetulsa.net/data/ov0s56t9.htm
    
    Extractions: About the program: Provides books and periodicals on audio cassette and in other alternate formats for children and adults who are unable to use standard print due to a visual, learning or physical disability. Cassette players and talking book machines are loaned and maintained at no cost to the patron. The Library's Educational Services provides text books in braille and other alternate formats for blind students in public school. OLBPH takes applications for NEWSLINE, a free newspaper reading service which is accessed with standard telephone. Movies and videos with narration describing visual action can be checked out for a nominal fee. "The Hill" on the Library grounds is an accessible garden and path with sensory and tactile features for persons with visual impairments.

89. Basic Search - OLBPH
    oklahoma Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped. Basic Search.Search For Search Index All Indexes Author Title Subject.  
    http://www.klas.com/talkingbooks/oklahoma

90. KLAS - OK Converts
    OK Converts to KLAS. oklahoma Library converts to KLAS in Record Time!September, 1999, Raleigh, NC Keystone Systems, a leading  
    http://www.klas.com/AnnouncementsOK.html
    
    Extractions: September, 1999, Raleigh, NC - Keystone Systems, a leading producer of library automation systems, is proud to announce that KLAS®, the Keystone Library Automation System, has been installed at the Oklahoma Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (OLBPH). "Would you look at those shelves!" exclaimed Mary Huffman, Librarian and Circulation Manager. "Almost all of the books we checked in yesterday are going out today!" The nightly selection programs run by KLAS first satisfied patron requests from the ranges of newly checked-in books before moving on to the regular shelves. This process allows for a quick turnaround of materials, and as a result, very few books remained to be shelved in their usual places. That morning, of the 895 books checked in the previous day, approximately 35 remained on the shelf. Up to the end of August, OLBPH was operating on a powerful, full-featured library system developed and maintained by the library staff. Once they decided they must convert to a commercially developed and supported software, their process for procurement, conversion, and installation, all were completed in less than 9 months. After they shut down the operation of the old system on Wednesday August 25th, the whole library staff conducted a complete physical inventory of the available books on shelves containing a collection of 45,000 titles with over 218,000 copies. When the operation was brought up on KLAS on Monday, August 30th, the newly inventoried figures were already loaded into the system. Training on the new system and the operation switch over went relatively smoothly, thanks to the tremendous cooperation and enthusiasm from the staff.

91. OLA/SIRS Intellectual Freedom Award
    SIRS Publishing Sales Representative Sharon Lee Roth (left) and oklahoma LibraryAssociation President Deborah Engel (right) with 1999 OLA/SIRS Intellectual  
    http://www.sirs.com/corporate/freedom/oklahoma.htm
    
    Extractions: Oklahoma City, OK SIRS Publishing Sales Representative Sharon Lee Roth (left) and Oklahoma Library Association President Deborah Engel (right) with 1999 OLA/SIRS Intellectual Freedom Award winner Sharon Saulmon. "It is a great honor for me to have been nominated and the recipient of this award. The importance of intellectual freedom in a democracy cannot be overstated. The library is THE democratic institution that equalizes access

92. OSCN:Legal Research Start
    Batch Citator, Help. Catalogue / Index Search Advanced Search Batch CitatorQuery Language Help Docket Search, The Electronic Law Library for oklahoma.  
    http://www.oscn.net/applications/oscn/start.asp?viewType=LIBRARY

93. Eastern Oklahoma State College, Library Media Center
    Eastern oklahoma State College. LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER. The media center,located on the second and third floors of the Bill H. Hill  
    http://www.eosc.cc.ok.us/library/
    
    Extractions: LIBRARY SERVICES REFERENCE TECHNOLOGY ... STAFF RELATED LINKS LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER The media center, located on the second and third floors of the Bill H. Hill Library Building in the center of campus, is truly a hub for information, technology, research, and pleasurable reading for Eastern students and staff. We are very happy to welcome you to Eastern! Eastern is a fun and interesting place to be, and we are glad you are a part of it! Eastern's Library Media Center is a growing and changing place, with great displays, magazines, study areas, and vital research materials. The staff is looking forward to working with Eastern students and staff. The What's New page offers a current list of new material. GO

94. ALA | Oklahoma
    ALCTS Home ALCTS. oklahoma Library Association Technical Services Round Table.Web site http//www.oklibs.org/tsrt/. Conferences Annually in April.  
    http://www.ala.org/ala/alctscontent/crgcontent/affiliaterelatio/directory/oklaho

95. Oklahoma State University - Okmulgee : Library
    Computer access by minors in the Library Minors (under age 18) who wish to use acomputer must be accompanied and directly oklahoma State University Okmulgee  
    http://www.osu-okmulgee.edu/academics/library/
    
    Extractions: Programs of Study Associate in Applied Science Degrees Associate in Science Degrees Bachelor's of Technology Degrees - Air Conditioning - Air Conditioning-HVAC Automotive Collision Repair Automotive Service - Chrysler - Ford - GM - Nissan/Infiniti - Pro-TECH - Toyota General Education - Business Associate Transfer Degree - Pre-Education Associate Transfer Degree Construction - Construction Management - Electrical - High Voltage - Plumbing - Freightliner - Caterpillar - Natural Gas Compression - Komatsu - Toyota T-Lift Engineering Technologies - Manufacturing - Pedorthic Technology - Orthotics - Prosthetics Hospitality Services Information Technologies Visual Communications - Graphic Design - Multimedia - Photography STUDENT: Accounts Blackboard E-Mail Microsoft Software ... Web 4 Students

96. Oklahoma Maps - Perry-Castañeda Map Collection - UT Library Online
    PerryCastañeda Library Map Collection. oklahoma Maps. State Maps.oklahoma original scale 12,500,000 USGS 1972 limited update 1990  
    http://www.lib.utexas.edu/Libs/PCL/Map_collection/oklahoma.html

97. OSU - Oklahoma City Library Home Page
    About the Library. Mission Statement Location Hours Staff Directory. Services. Backto OSUoklahoma City Home Page Return to OSU-oklahoma City Home Page  
    http://www.osuokc.edu/library/

98. Northern Oklahoma College - Information :: Library Resources
    oklahoma Library Technology Network, This collection of databases includes INFOTRACSearchBank, Statewide Catalog, FirstSearch, ELECTRONIC LIBRARY elementary.  
    http://www.north-ok.edu/2002/information/B_library_databases.htm
    
    Extractions: Library :: Databases Electronic Library Elementary is mainly for elementary-age students. However, it does contain an Encyclopedia on CD as well as full-text newspapers and Magazines which should be helpful. Log on to Info Trac Web. Kid's Edition is the last database listed. Just click on the link and follow the online instructions. FirstSearch is a database provider that offers a wide variety of information. However, this information is only abstracted. It is good for finding citations and short summaries of information. Go to the college library to obtain an authorization number and password. Your Freshman Orientation handouts from the Internet class have the authorization number and password."This database requires a password" Ebsco Host Gale Group ProQuest 8,000 publications, with many in full text, full image format. NewsBank InfoWeb is a unique, Web-based collection of primary source information. The resources provide fast, intuitive access to information from a wide variety of sources. This collection of databases includes INFOTRAC SearchBank, Statewide

99. Library Information
    oklahoma Wesleyan University Library. Welcome to the OWU library locatedin La Quinta Mansion which is the former home of HV Foster  
    http://www.okwu.edu/library/libraryhome.php
    
    Extractions: Oklahoma Wesleyan University Library Welcome to the OWU library located in La Quinta Mansion which is the former home of H.V. Foster, one of the pioneer oilmen of Oklahoma. This building is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and visitors often schedule tours to learn about its unique historical and architectural features. Study areas, computer labs and book stacks have been creatively arranged to provide a comfortable study and research center for the campus. The library staff is eager to assist you with your research needs. Come in person to explore the many resources housed in the library or enjoy your visit online.

100. Terrorism Prevention - MIPT - The National Memorial Institute For The Prevention
     Search the library catalog or browse one of the categories below. oklahoma City Seven Years Later Lessons for Other Communities; Managing Terrorism s  
     http://www.mipt.org/
     
     Extractions: The Lessons Learned Information Sharing ( www.llis.gov system is an MIPT- and ODP-sponsored national knowledge base of lessons learned and best practices serving the emergency responder community . LLIS is now the official repository of lessons learned for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. MIPT continues to maintain publicly available lessons learned reports. Research See our programs section about MIPT held or sponsored exercises related to terrorism prevention, mitigation, and response . View our request for proposals which also provides access to financial guidelines for our awardees. Additionally, keep abreast of MIPT research through our press releases and project descriptions

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