Oklahoma blogger

18th May 2007

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I am very stoked! After waiting about 2 months, my personalized Oklahoma license plates have arrived!

I had waited till my Texas plates expired in March to register my 4Runner in Oklahoma. State law requires personal license plate holders to also carry in their vehicle their original, state-assigned license plate. Unlike Texas, which has mandatory license plates for both the front and back of vehicles, Oklahoma just issues back license plates. That leaves the license plate area in front of our vehicles open to show our tribal colors! (Or at least mine and my son’s– I think my wife’s tribal colors are still red and black, our daughters have yet to declare their tribal, collegiate allegiances.)

On this day..

First geocaching experiences with our Garmin eTrex Legend HCx - 2008
Podcast155: A Primer on Network Security for School Leaders (Part 1) - 2007
Two great podcast presentations from TCEA 2007 - 2007
Addressing the educator digital knowledge divide - 2007
Voices in electronic collaboration - 2006
Podcast58: Outstanding Commercial Digital Curriculum - 2006
Podcasting Legal Guide - 2006
Da Vinci Code Digital Story Challenge - 2006
The Epistemology of Digital Media and TV in "the Age of Show Business" - 2004

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