Oklahoma arts

Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition: Entering Artwork: Proper labels …
View, Purchase and Experience Artwork from Oklahoma’s Emerging Young Artists at Momentum OKC on March 5 & 6, 2010 at 410 SW 3rd in Oklahoma City. Deadline to submit art is February 20. See the full call for artists here. … read more…

Hoping to Make OK Roads Safer During Storms | KOSU Radio
For more than two decades, NPR’s Morning Edition has prepared listeners for the day ahead with two hours of up-to-the-minute news, background analysis, commentary, and coverage of arts and sports. Listen live on your computer! … read more…

Remembering the US in its Infancy | KOSU Radio
The Oklahoma Foundation for Excellence, an organization dedicated to academics in the state, is working to strengthen the teaching of early US history. About. … 5AM to 9AM Morning Edition. Morning Edition. For more than two decades, NPR’s Morning Edition has prepared listeners for the day ahead with two hours of up-to-the-minute news, background analysis, commentary, and coverage of arts and sports. Listen live on your computer! … read more…

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Matt Serra vs Frank Trigg Fight Prediction
Serra is a high level black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and has faced some of the best grapplers in the world. He has competed in the ADCC Submission Wrestling World Championship and has won a br… read more…

Unusual, Weird & Interesting Scholarships
Unusual, weird and interesting scholarships
Many students believe that they won’t be eligible for scholarships unless they’re the valedictorian or a star athlete or got a perfect score on their SAT. W… read more…

World Duck Calling Championship, Stuttgart
The World Duck Calling Championships at Stuttgart, Kansas, is held annually over Thanksgiving week and welcomes over 60,000 people. The oldest event of its kind in the state, the prize package on o… read more…

From GoArticles.com

Portrait made of art’s effect in Oklahoma (The Oklahoman)
Nonprofit arts organizations generated nearly $315 million in economic activity in Oklahoma during 2008, according to a study made public today.”Not only does Oklahoma benefit from the nonprofit arts community, but it benefits the entire nation,” said Glen Gentele, Oklahoma City Museum of Art president and chief executive officer. “Investing in the arts is vital to attract a sophisticated work … read more…

Treasures to be honored by Oklahoma health foundation (The Oklahoman)
The Oklahoma Health Center Foundation will honor six Oklahomans as its 2010 Treasures for Tomorrow honorees during an April 8 banquet at the Petroleum Club in Oklahoma City. The Jean I. Everest Foundation is the presenting sponsor.The event pays tribute to individuals whose passion for life, courage and inspiring actions serve as a model for quality values and goodness in the community … read more…

Social Scene: Sunday Feb. 7, 2010 (The Oklahoman)
WINTER AND CANDLELIGHT• Event: Winter Ball, to benefit the Allied Arts Foundation.• Where: Oklahoma City Golf & Country Club.• Decor: Imagine the magic of contemporary opulence by candlelight. Masses of white dendrobium orchids. Hundreds of shimmering white votives. Walls, windows and the dining room entrance draped in soft white fabric and long tables for 16 covered in gray silk, and you … read more…

Open Question: Interlochen audition song help?
Hi. I’m auditioning for the Interlochen residential high school this year as a sophomore. As an audition-er for the theatre arts program, I am a 2nd soprano with a very wide range. I also belt.
I need a song that I can act to. I will have a piano backing me, and I only need 16 bars to 1 minute. I also want to do something that shows off a lot, but isn’t too, too overdone. Here are my options:
*Wouldn’t it be Lovelry? – My Fair Lady
*I Caint Say No – Oklahoma!
*Don’t Rain On My Parade – Funny Girl
*Nothing – A Chorus Line
*Just You Wait – My Fair Lady
*Shy – Once Upon a Mattress
*The Girl in 14G – Let Yourself Go
*Happily Ever After – Once Upon a Mattress
*Here I Am – Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
*Notice Me, Horton – Seussical
*Adelaide’s Lament – Guys and Dolls
Please let me know what you think. If you have any more suggestions, please provide them as well. Thanks, and I really appreciate it.

Resolved Question: What does the Big XII South Look Like in 2010?
I believe the Big XII South will be in this order:

1 - Texas
2 - Oklahoma/Tech
3 - Tech/Oklahoma
4 - Oklahoma State
5 - Texas A & M
6 - Baylor

I don’t see Art Briles getting the Baylor Bears going anytime soon. I expect them to win 3 to 4 games this coming season. Texas A & M, won’t be able to handle the ass-whipping Tech is going to bring them at home this year, and will have a tough time gaining momentum. Another win-loss-win-loss season for them. Oklahoma State will be able to get through not having their Starting QB back, and will get thing handled on the ground, and by mid season through the air as well. Oklahoma, may be able to get things back on track after having a pretty horrendous season, after losing Sam Bradford at the beginning of the season, and again after the Red River Shootout. Texas will do fine as usual with great recruiting. Gilbert is a prime QB that will be tested on his composure going to tough road games, and having to fill some pretty big shoes. NOW, the reason I haven’t gotten to Texas Tech yet, is because I have a pretty good feeling alot of you are going to argue with me on this. I HAVE A FEELING, that Tech is going to make 2010 the season to remember. This team has had to face alot of controversy during the season, and I see them making Steven Sheffield the starter for the season. He brings an electric spark to the team that Taylor Potts can’t touch. I see him leading the NCAA in passing yards, TDs, and completion percentage. I see them doing about the same as they did this year, maybe even better.
With recruiting classes looking good for the Big XII south, I am intrigued as to what the “best recruiting class Tech has ever had” comes in to effect. If I remember correctly, it was UT, OK, TT, in the lead on recruiting class rankings.

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