William Burnett – Navy Day

William H. Burnett, Ph.D. Deputy Commander & Technical Director Commander, Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command Dr. William Burnett is the Deputy Commander and Technical Director to the Commander, Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command, located at the NASA Stennis Space Center in Mississippi. He serves as the primary technical contact to the command, with responsibility for […]

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Disasters Natural and Unnatural – Rick Stansberry

  Disasters, Natural & Unnatural by Fr. Rick Stansberry If you were a parishioner at Christ the King you would most likely hear me, from time to time, rant about Social Media and the problems that it can cause or how in contributes to the problems in the world. Social Media, like anything else, can […]

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Okla. City Forecast – Roy Williams

OKLAHOMA CITY DEMOGRAPHIC/ECONOMIC FORECAST – Roy Williams Some very significant trends began developing about a decade ago in both Oklahoma City and in the Oklahoma City Metro area that have profound demographic and economic implications for our future. There are a few specific examples that illustrate these trends. First, with regard to Oklahoma City, from […]

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Preston Doerflinger

“State Budget Crisis” Preston L. Doerflinger Secretary of Finance, Administration and Information Technology Director, Office of Management and Enterprise Services Doerflinger was appointed by Governor Mary Fallin on January 19, 2011. He also serves as director of the Office of Management and Enterprise Services (OMES), the state’s central finance and operations agency. Prior to his […]

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Power Behind the Throne – Pat Rooney

The Power Behind the Throne by Pat Rooney In the nascent years of our republic, many citizens wanted to make George Washington a king. His work as a revolutionary General and early American statesman did much to suggest such a distinction. He declined, of course, but the deeper story of why he was so successful […]

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Just a Few Words – Ron Page

Just Say a Few Words By Ron Page My Ashton, High School class reunion is coming up in just over two weeks. Ashton is up in northern Illinois not far from the Wisconsin border and I don’t get up there as often as I should. My cousin, Wayne Page, and his son, Kyle, do a […]

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Celebrating Father Rother – Archbishop Coakley

“Celebrating Father Rother- the Shepherd who didn’t run” Most Reverend Paul S. Coakley, S.T.L., D.D. Archbishop Paul S. Coakley was born to John and Mary Coakley in Norfolk, VA in 1955 and lived there with his father, mother and older brother, John, until he was two years old. The family relocated to Metairie, LA where […]

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Bedlam – 2017

TOBY ROWLAND Toby Rowland is in his 6th year as “Voice of the Sooners.” In addition to sitting in the play-by-play chair for OU football, men’s basketball and baseball, Rowland hosts numerous television shows on Sooner Sports TV powered by Fox and radio shows for Learfield Sports. A two-time Emmy Award winner, Rowland spent 12 […]

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Exemplary Lessons in Education – Fred Morgan

Exemplary Lessons in Education – Fred Morgan I have heard from the business community that Oklahoma’s education system is not preparing all students for 21st century jobs. We know there are numerous reasons for this skills gap, and we know there is no silver bullet to fix it. We also know segments of change are […]

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Home Creations – Farzaneh Brothers

History of Home Creations “The program will be our own Club members Jalal and Mohammad Farzaneh, who will talk about how they built their company – Home Creations – into the largest builder of new homes in Oklahoma and also why and how they choose to give back to the communities they serve.” Since 1981, […]

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