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-	~~In China~~, ~~I can't afford anityhng fanciful with my salary~~. ~~Overtime happens everyday~~. ~~Basically~~, ~~I am just coming~~ to ~~terms with any dresses without cotton at all and poisonous foods with lovely name of melamine inside~~. ~~Yet~~ that ~~is not even close to~~ the ~~terrible social welfare~~. ~~Forced~~ insurance ~~take a quarter of monthly income. The lousy medical insurance is kind of fake~~ and ~~cheat. Commercial insurance is just~~ of ~~liars~~. ~~After all~~, ~~I am just the dead man walking~~.	+	Because it HAS been found in every country on earth that men, eceasiplly young men under age 25 are responsible for the majority of car crashes, and the deadliest car crashes. Its unequivocal. You don't have a right to car insurance, ride your bike or take public transport if you don't want to pay.After that age, rates are the same. Most recently, during the debate over health care, another nasty reality was brought back into the spotlight: Many insurance companies charge women higher premiums and/or impose harsher terms (by rejecting claims or curtailing coverage), eceasiplly for those of childbearing age. Examples ranged from 22% to 50% higher, depending on age and state .

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203.129.5.204: /* Education */

203.129.5.204 — Fri, 19 Oct 2012 04:35:45 GMT

Education

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	*[http://www.heartlandflyer.com/index.htm Heartland Flyer] Official Website		*[http://www.heartlandflyer.com/index.htm Heartland Flyer] Official Website

-	~~== Education ==~~	+	go to BookMe. You can compare pcries on all the major travel sites from one location. It's the only way you can guarantee the best deals for the best hotels for your money online.References : BookMe,com
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-	* [[List of Oklahoma school districts by county]]	+
-	* [[List of school districts in Oklahoma]]	+
-	* [[List of private schools in Oklahoma]]	+
-	* [[List of CareerTech centers in Oklahoma]]	+
-	* [[List of colleges and universities in Oklahoma]]	+

	== Culture ==		== Culture ==

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141.91.210.10 — Thu, 18 Oct 2012 22:22:33 GMT

References

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	*{{cite book\|last=Wishart\|first=David J. (ed.)\|title=Encyclopedia of the Great Plains\|year=2004\|publisher=University of Nebraska Press\|location=Lincoln\|id=ISBN 0-8032-4787-7}}		*{{cite book\|last=Wishart\|first=David J. (ed.)\|title=Encyclopedia of the Great Plains\|year=2004\|publisher=University of Nebraska Press\|location=Lincoln\|id=ISBN 0-8032-4787-7}}

-	~~==References==~~	+	When the inner cities riot, they aylaws wind up looting/burning/destroying their own neighborhoods.There is a violent and deadly race war going on in this country right now. It's been in progress for a while, and the blacks are losing it to the Mexican invaders.Remember Compton? Remember Watts? Remember the riots there?In the 2000 census, the designate area of South Los Angeles had a population of 520,461. Roughly 55% of the residents were Hispanic or Latino, while 40% were African American.MS-13, the Mexican Mafia, and other Hispanic gangs have for the past fifteen years. The Black Panthers will never march in Watts, because they'd be gunned down in what used to be their own streets.Don't look for Barack the Race Warrior to mention stuff like this, though. The Marxists never know how to deal with two of their favored ethnic plantations ignoring the narrative at the same time.
-	~~<div class="references-small">~~	+
-	* [[U.S. Census Bureau]].	+
-	** [http://~~quickfacts~~.~~census.gov/qfd/states/40000.html Oklahoma QuickFacts]~~. ~~Geographic~~ and ~~demographic information.~~	+
-	** [http://www.census~~.gov/~~population~~/documentation/twps0056/tab51~~.~~pdf Oklahoma~~ - ~~Race~~ and Hispanic ~~Origin: 1890~~ to ~~1990] ([[Portable Document Format\|PDF]])~~	+
-	~~<references/>~~	+
-	~~</div>~~	+

	== External links ==		== External links ==

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177.38.163.7 — Thu, 18 Oct 2012 13:05:53 GMT

Law and government

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	[[History of Oklahoma]]		[[History of Oklahoma]]

-	~~== Law and government ==~~	+	Honestly. Don't people rialeze that 4% of the income fro the top 1% of wage earner's income is a lot of money? That money is used to employee many people. Think of it. The rich are just like the middle class. They buy stuff. So, if Joe Millionaire wants to put a 500k addition on his mansion, which would employ a small army of workers, and now he doesn't have that 500k cause Uncle Sam took it, don't you think that army of workers will be affected? Exactly. Joe Millionaire may not put on the addition this year. People don't get this. They say take from the rich and give to the poor. Yeah... now all those workers who were going to build the addition are collecting checks from the government because they didn't get a contract for the job. What a joke. Anyway, let's hope that McCain can do half as good a job as Ron Paul would have done. Maybe I'll write in Chuck Baldwin.
-	~~{{OKGovernment}}~~	+
-	~~=== State government ===~~	+
-	~~{{Main\|Government of Oklahoma}}~~	+
-	~~The [[capital]]~~ of the ~~state is [[Oklahoma City, Oklahoma\|Oklahoma City]] and~~ the ~~[[Governor~~ of ~~Oklahoma]]~~ is ~~[[Brad Henry]] (Democrat). Other Executive Branch elected officials include [[Lieutenant Governor~~ of Oklahoma]] [[Jari Askins]] (Democrat), [[Oklahoma State Auditor and Inspector\|State Auditor]] [[Jeff McMahan (politician)\|Jeff McMahan]] (Democrat), [[Attorney General of Oklahoma\|Attorney General]] [[Drew Edmondson]] (Democrat), [[State Treasurer of Oklahoma\|State Treasurer]] [[Scott Meacham]] (Democrat), [[Oklahoma Superintendent of Public Instruction\|State School Superintendent]] [[Sandy Garrett]] (Democrat), Labor Commissioner [[Lloyd Fields]] (Democrat), Insurance Commissioner [[Kim Holland]] (Democrat), and the three member State Corporation Commission which currently consists of ~~[[Bob Anthony]] (Republican), [[Jeff Cloud]] (Republican), and [[Denise Bode]] (Republican)~~. The ~~Secretary of State, [[Secretary of State of Oklahoma]] [[M. Susan Savage]] (Democrat), is appointed by~~ the ~~Governor.~~	+
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-	~~As a result of the 2006 elections, the Lieutenant Governor will be Jari Askins (Democrat) and the new Labor Commissioner will be Loyd Fields~~. They ~~take office on January 8, 2007~~.	+
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-	~~[[Image:Oklahoma State Capitol.jpg\|thumb\|350px\|left\|The state capitol building of Oklahoma~~, ~~located in eastern [[Oklahoma City]].]]~~	+
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-	The [[Oklahoma Legislature\|Legislature of Oklahoma]] consists of the [[Oklahoma Senate\|Senate]] and the [[Oklahoma House of Representatives\|House of Representatives]]. The Senate has 48 members serving four-year terms, ~~while the House has 101 members with two year terms. The state has term limits for their legislature that restrict any one person to~~ a ~~total~~ of ~~twelve years service in both the House and Senate. In the 2007–2008 state legislature~~, ~~the Republicans control the House of Representatives (57 to 44)~~ and ~~the Senate is currently evenly divided (24 to 24). This changes the government~~'~~s make-up; before the 2004 election the Democrats had controlled both chambers since 1921. Republicans~~ have ~~never controlled the State Senate outright.~~	+
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-	The state's judicial branch consists of the [[Oklahoma Supreme Court]], the Court of Criminal Appeals, and 77 District Courts which serve one county apiece. The Oklahoma judiciary also contains two independent courts: a Court of [[Impeachment]] (which is the Senate sitting) and the [[Oklahoma Court on the Judiciary]]. Oklahoma is unusual in that it ~~has two courts of last resort~~, ~~the state Supreme Court hears civil cases, and the state Court~~ of ~~Criminal Appeals hears criminal cases (the state of [[Texas]] uses a similar system)~~. ~~Judges of those two courts, as well as~~ the ~~Court of Civil Appeals are appointed by the Governor upon the recommendation of the state Judicial Nominating Commission, and are subject to a [[non-partisan]] retention vote on a six-~~year ~~rotating schedule~~.	+
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-	~~Due to Oklahoma~~'s restrictive ballot access laws (deemed by many to be the most restrictive in the nation), third parties have very limited access to the primary ballots, however the state does have the following active third parties: [[Oklahoma Libertarian Party]], [[Green Party of Oklahoma]], [[Oklahoma Constitution Party]]. ~~There are also organizers~~ from the ~~[[Communist Party USA]] working in the state. Oklahoma's Major political parties are the [[Oklahoma Democratic Party]]~~ and the ~~[[Oklahoma Republican Party]]~~.	+
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-	~~{{seealso\|Governor of Oklahoma}}~~	+
-	~~{{seealso\|Oklahoma Legislature}}~~	+
-	~~{{seealso\|Oklahoma Supreme Court}}~~	+
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-	~~=== Local governance ===~~	+
-	~~The state is divided into 77 counties which deliver local government~~. ~~Each is governed by a three member commission~~. ~~Other county elected officials are the tax assessor, clerk, court clerk, treasurer, and sheriff~~.	+
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-	~~Cities and towns are established under~~ the ~~rights granted in the Oklahoma statutes (in comparison, Oklahoma gives municipal governments a great deal of latitude in chartering new governments). Towns~~ are ~~municipalities of under 1000 residents, while cities have more than 1000 residents. Major cities are also allowed to form "charter governments," in which~~ the ~~voters choose the form of~~ government they ~~want to use in place of~~ the ~~statutory forms~~.	+
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-	Other local government units in Oklahoma include independent and dependent school districts, Technology Center Districts (once known as VOTECH), community college districts, rural fire departments, rural water districts, and other special use districts.	+
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-	~~=== National politics ===~~	+
-	After the [[United States Census Bureau\|2000 census]] the Oklahoma delegation to the [[United States House of Representatives\|U.S. House]] was reduced from six to five representatives. For the [[110th United States Congress\|110th Congress]] (2007–2009) there are no changes in party strength, ~~and the delegation has four [[Republican Party (United States)\|Republicans]] and one [[Democratic Party (United States)\|Democrat]]. Oklahoma~~'s two U.S. senators are [[Jim Inhofe]] (Republican) and [[Tom Coburn]] (Republican). The U.S. Representatives are [[John Sullivan (U.S. Rep)\|John Sullivan]] (Republican) of District 1, [[Dan Boren]] (Democrat) of District 2, [[Frank D. Lucas]] (Republican) of District 3, [[Tom Cole]] (Republican) of District 4, and [[Mary Fallin]] (Republican) of District 5.	+
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-	~~Although there are more registered Democrats in Oklahoma than registered Republicans, it has become~~ a ~~solid Republican state in presidential elections, voting for the Republican in every election from 1968 forward (however the 1976 Carter-Ford race was close)~~. ~~In 2004, [[George W. Bush]] carried every county~~ in ~~the state and 65~~.~~6% of the vote.~~	+
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-	~~=== Issue-based activism ===~~	+
-	~~There are many groups active in social causes and issue-based activism work. Some of these groups include (this list is incomplete and will be updated as time goes by):~~	+
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-	* [[Oklahoma Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty]]	+

	== Economy ==		== Economy ==

178.121.30.245: /* Geography */

178.121.30.245 — Sat, 11 Aug 2012 19:49:29 GMT

Geography

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	Most notably, Oklahoma has the nation's second largest [[Native Americans in the United States\|American Indian]] population. In honor of its large American Indian population, and for tourism purposes, Oklahoma is called "Native America." Oklahoma's early history is intertwined with the [[Trail of Tears]], which was the forced removal of the [[Five Civilized Tribes]] from the southeastern United States to present-day Oklahoma. As a testament to the state's western and American Indian heritage, Oklahoma ([[Tulsa]]) is the home of the world-renowned [[Gilcrease Museum]], which houses the world's largest, most comprehensive collection of [[American West]]ern art and artifacts, as well as an unparalled collection of American Indian, Central and South American art, artifacts, documents, and maps.		Most notably, Oklahoma has the nation's second largest [[Native Americans in the United States\|American Indian]] population. In honor of its large American Indian population, and for tourism purposes, Oklahoma is called "Native America." Oklahoma's early history is intertwined with the [[Trail of Tears]], which was the forced removal of the [[Five Civilized Tribes]] from the southeastern United States to present-day Oklahoma. As a testament to the state's western and American Indian heritage, Oklahoma ([[Tulsa]]) is the home of the world-renowned [[Gilcrease Museum]], which houses the world's largest, most comprehensive collection of [[American West]]ern art and artifacts, as well as an unparalled collection of American Indian, Central and South American art, artifacts, documents, and maps.

-	~~== Geography ==~~	+	[http://trac.yukkuri.in/ticket/14#trac-add-comment http://trac.yukkuri.in/ticket/14#trac-add-comment] [http://www.simplivillage.com/trac/ticket/252# http://www.simplivillage.com/trac/ticket/252#] [http://devs.mirthkit.com/index.php?title=Hgd5zMApDl http://devs.mirthkit.com/index.php?title=Hgd5zMApDl] =-=
-	~~see also\|~~[~~[list of Oklahoma counties]]\|[[list of Oklahoma townships]]\|[[lakes in Oklahoma]]~~	+
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-	Oklahoma is one of the six states on the [[Frontier Strip]]. It is bounded on the east by [[Arkansas]] and [[Missouri]], on the north by [[Kansas]] and northwest by [[Colorado]] (both at 37Â°N), on the far west by [[New Mexico]] (at 103Â°W), and on the south and near-west by [[Texas]]. The [[panhandle\|panhandle's]] southern boundary is at 36.5Â°N, then turning due south along 100Â°W to the southern fork of the [[Red River (Mississippi watershed)\|Red River]]), completing the round trip back to Arkansas.	+
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-	Oklahoma's four main mountain ranges include the [[Ouachita Mountains\|Ouachitas]], [[Arbuckle Mountains\|Arbuckles]], [[Wichita Mountains\|Wichitas]], and the Kiamichis. In addition to several smaller ranges, Oklahoma also notably encompasses a portion of the [[Ozarks]].	+
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-	The state's highest peak, 4,973 feet (1,515 m) [[Black Mesa]], resides in the far northwestern corner of the panhandle near the town of Kenton. The lowest elevation in the state is in the far southeastern corner, near Idabel, at 324 feet (99 m). Oklahoma Goodfellow services was established in 1973 and has what is officially considered the highest hill in the world, Cavanal Hill, at 1,999 feet (609 m); this is considering the fact that a "mountain" is anything 2,000 feet or higher. It is located in Poteau, Oklahoma.<ref name="TravelOK">{{ cite web \| url=http://~~www~~.~~travelok~~.~~com~~/~~about~~/~~index.asp \| title=About Oklahoma \| publisher=TravelOK.com \| language=English \| accessdate=2006~~-07-~~10 }}</ref>~~	+
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-	With 200 man-made lakes, Oklahoma has more man-made lakes than any other state and boasts over one million surface-acres of water and 2,000 more miles (3,200 km) of shoreline than the Atlantic and Gulf coasts combined. Lake Eufaula is the largest lake in the state, covering 102,000 surface acres (413 kmÂ²) of water. <ref name="TravelOK">{{ cite web \| url=http://~~http://www~~.~~travelok~~.~~com~~/~~about~~/~~index.asp \| title=About Oklahoma \| publisher=TravelOK.com \| language=English \| accessdate=2006~~-07-~~10 }}</ref>~~	+
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-	~~[[Image:National-atlas-oklahoma.PNG\|thumb\|300px\|right\|Map of Oklahoma~~]]	+
-	~~[[Image:Oklahoma_population_map.png\|thumb\|300px\|right\|Oklahoma Population Density Map]]~~	+
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-	~~=== Regions ===~~	+
-	From an ecoregional perspective, Oklahoma is recognized by the [[Environmental Protection Agency\|EPA]] as having 12 different [[ecoregion]]s (one of only five U.S. states to have 10 or more ecoregions). These ecoregions are: [[Western High Plains]], [[Southwestern Tablelands]], [[Central Great Plains]], [[Flint Hills]], [[Cross Timbers]], [[East Central Texas Plain]], [[Piney Woods]], [[Ouachita Mountains]], [[Arkansas Valley]], [[Boston Mountains]], [[Ozark Highlands]], and [[Central Irregular Plains]].	+
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-	The Oklahoma Tourism Department divides the state down into six "countries" for tourism promotion purposes: [[Red Carpet Country]] (Northwestern Oklahoma and The Panhandle), Great Plains Country (Southwestern Oklahoma), Frontier Country (Central Oklahoma, including the Oklahoma City Metropolitan area), [[Green Country]] (Northeastern Oklahoma, including the Tulsa Metropolitan area), [[Kiamichi country]] (Southeastern Oklahoma), and [[Lake & Trail Country]] (South Central Oklahoma).	+
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-	Popular but "unofficial" regional designations include [[Green Country]] (most often used to refer to Northeastern Oklahoma, but used by some to refer to either all of Eastern Oklahoma or just the Tulsa Metropolitan Area), Little Dixie (Southeastern Oklahoma), Western Oklahoma, and the [[Oklahoma Panhandle]].	+
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-	~~===Climate===~~	+
-	Oklahoma is a state dominated by contrasting cold and warm [[air mass]]es which collide east of the [[Rocky Mountains]]. As can be expected, this results in a wide range of weather throughout the state, ranging from a borderline [[humid subtropical climate]] zone near the southeast part of the state to a [[semi-arid]] climate in the [[High Plains]] of the panhandle. While there is some variation in temperature in the state, with the south portion on the Texas border averaging an annual mean temperature of 62 Â°F, and the panhandle averaging under 54 Â°F, the main climatic difference in Oklahoma is precipitation. The southeast corner of the state near the Ouachita Mountains averages over 52 inches of precipitation a year. Moving west from that point, the precipitation decreases rapidly- for each 10 miles traveled west, the precipation is approximately 1 inch less. The driest part of the state is the extreme western panhandle with less than 16 inches annually.	+
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-	The most notable feature of Oklahoma's climate is its thunderstorms. While Oklahoma averages from 40-60 days of thunderstorms throughout the entire state, which is less frequent than thunderstorm activity in parts of the [[Southeast United States]] and the central Colorado Rockies, Oklahoma thunderstorms, which occur in what locals call a "fifth season" from April through July tend to be among the most severe in the world. During this "fifth season" colliding cold and warm air masses turn the entire state, especially the central part, into the heart of [[Tornado Alley]]. Central Oklahoma is the most tornado-prone area in the world, not only in terms of number of tornadoes(which exceeds 10 per 10,000 square miles), but also in terms of intensity.<ref name= "Annual average number of tornadoes"> [http://www.~~ncdc~~.~~noaa.gov~~/~~img~~/~~climate~~/~~research/tornado/small/avgt5304.gif] NOAA National Climatic Data Center. Retrieved on October 24, 2006. </ref>~~	+
-	Some of the most severe tornadoes in history have occurred in Oklahoma, and it is no accident that the National Severe Weather Forecast Center is located in Norman. While central Oklahoma is the epicenter of Tornado Alley, other parts of the state are not immune.	+
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-	Snowfall is common in Oklahoma every winter, although it is not extreme, ranging from an average of less than 4 inches in the southern part of the state to just over 20 inches on the Colorado border in the panhandle.	+
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	== History ==		== History ==

Biokneeltopmkvar: /* Geography */

Biokneeltopmkvar — Tue, 26 Jun 2012 23:55:19 GMT

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	== History ==		== History ==

Ridmezemec: /* Geography */

Ridmezemec — Mon, 18 Jun 2012 19:16:34 GMT

Geography

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	== History ==		== History ==

Chiasitule: /* Geography */

Chiasitule — Tue, 12 Jun 2012 09:27:00 GMT

Geography

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	Snowfall is common in Oklahoma every winter, although it is not extreme, ranging from an average of less than 4 inches in the southern part of the state to just over 20 inches on the Colorado border in the panhandle.		Snowfall is common in Oklahoma every winter, although it is not extreme, ranging from an average of less than 4 inches in the southern part of the state to just over 20 inches on the Colorado border in the panhandle.
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		+	[http://oklahoma.editthis.info/oklahoma/?title=Acheter_cialis_pfizer&action=submit nTEDcajRcF]

	== History ==		== History ==

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192.234.13.46 — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 19:06:15 GMT

External links

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	* [http://www.ers.usda.gov/StateFacts/OK.htm Oklahoma State Facts]		* [http://www.ers.usda.gov/StateFacts/OK.htm Oklahoma State Facts]
	* [http://www.oklatourism.gov Oklahoma Tourism Official Website]		* [http://www.oklatourism.gov Oklahoma Tourism Official Website]
-	* [http://www.shalomfest.com]	+	* [http://www.shalomfest.com ShalomFest]

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