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17	    HEIGHT="245" ALT="The 2001 Tulsa Channel 41 UPN Girls: Tarra, Katy, Terry, Jennipher and Kendra"></A></TD>
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26	<BIG><FONT FACE="Arial"><BIG><BIG>Links page</BIG></BIG></FONT></BIG>
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33	<BR>
34	<BIG><FONT FACE="Arial">Current Tulsa broadcast TV station links and
35	histories</FONT></BIG><BR>
36	<FONT FACE="Arial">2/17/2009: <A HREF="gb022109.html#analog">Analog/digital
37	update</A></FONT>; <FONT FACE="Arial">6/12/2009:
38	<A HREF="gb062409.html#nightlight">Analog
39	timeline</A></FONT><A HREF="gb062409.html#nightlight"> </A>
40	<P>
41	<BR>
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43	<B><BIG><BIG><FONT FACE="Courier"><A HREF="http://www.kjrh.com">KJRH</A></FONT></BIG></BIG><FONT
44	    FACE="Arial">, Channel 2
45	&nbsp;</FONT></B>(<A HREF="http://nbc.com">NBC</A>) -
46	<A HREF="tvthesi4.html">Channel 2 history</A>. Seen on Cox Channel 9. Formerly
47	used calls KVOO and KTEW.
48	<P>
49	<IMG SRC="buttndir/bullet.gif" WIDTH="14" HEIGHT="14" ALT="bullet" BORDER="0">
50	<B><A HREF="http://kotv.com"><BIG><BIG><FONT FACE="Courier">KOTV</FONT></BIG></BIG></A><FONT
51	    FACE="Arial">, Channel 6</FONT></B> (<A HREF="http://cbs.com">CBS</A>) -
52	<A HREF="tvthesi2.html">Channel 6 history</A>. News Now 53 (Cox) continuously
53	replays KOTV's most current news broadcasts. Tulsa's first station (1949).
54	<P>
55	<IMG SRC="buttndir/bullet.gif" WIDTH="14" HEIGHT="14" ALT="bullet" BORDER="0">
56	<B><A HREF="http://www.ktul.com"><FONT FACE="Courier"><BIG><BIG>KTUL</BIG></BIG></FONT></A><FONT
57	    FACE="Arial">, Channel 8</FONT></B> (<A HREF="http://abc.com">ABC</A>) -
58	<A HREF="tvthesi5.html">Channel 8 history</A>. Weather 24/7 (Cox 247)
59	continuously presents KTUL's most current weather information. Originally
60	KTVX in Muskogee.
61	<P>
62	<IMG SRC="buttndir/bullet.gif" WIDTH="14" HEIGHT="14" ALT="bullet" BORDER="0">
63	<A NAME="koed"><!-- --></A><B><A HREF="http://www.oeta.onenet.net"><FONT
64	    FACE="Courier"><BIG><BIG>KOED</BIG></BIG></FONT></A><FONT FACE="Arial">,
65	Channel 11</FONT></B> (<A HREF="http://www.pbs.org">PBS</A>) -
66	<A HREF="tvthesi6.html">Channel 11 history</A>. Tulsa's public television
67	station under the Oklahoma Educational Television Authority.
68	<BLOCKQUOTE>
69	  <BR>
70	  <B><FONT FACE="Arial">KOED (PBS) </FONT></B>(Cox 111) is the new main digital
71	  channel; <B><FONT FACE="Arial"><BR>
72	  OETA OKLA</FONT></B> (Cox 112) is reserved for state news, activities and
73	  history; <B><FONT FACE="Arial"><BR>
74	  OETA CREATE </FONT></B>(Cox 113) offers instructional programming;
75	  <B><FONT FACE="Arial"><BR>
76	  OETA KIDS</FONT></B> (Cox 114) provides children's programming;<BR>
77	  <B><FONT FACE="Arial">OETA HD</FONT></B> (Cox 711) is High Definition programming
78	  24/7. More details at
79	  <A HREF="http://www.oeta.onenet.net/digital/index.php">Digital Television
80	  on OETA</A>.
81	  <P>
82	  "<A HREF="http://www.oeta.onenet.net/local/tulsa.html">Tulsa Times</A>",
83	  Saturdays at 5 pm on OETA, and several times a week on the OETA OKLA digital
84	  channel. Co-host David Crow visited <A HREF="gb052100.html#jenks">GB 38</A>
85	  in 2000 while still a student. Your webmaster was a guest, 2/10/2007
86	  (<A HREF="http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4777572562547610894&amp;hl=en">watch
87	  on Google Video</A>).
88	  <P>
89	  Longtime OKC news
90	  anchor&nbsp;<A HREF=http://www.oeta.onenet.net/news/BIOGeorge.html>George
91	  Tomek</A> (bio at the link) is now co-anchoring the statewide nightly newscast
92	  Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays with Gerry Bonds at OETA's Oklahoma News
93	  Report desk. This <A HREF="sched61.html">1961 Tulsa TV schedule</A> shows
94	  that George started his career here in Tulsa&nbsp;(see Channel 6 noon news).
95	  Recently, George acted in an unusual movie made in the UK,
96	  "<A HREF=http://www.tubepoker.com/>Tube Poker</A>". Here is
97	  <A HREF=http://www.georgetomek.com/>George's own web site</A>.
98	</BLOCKQUOTE>
99	<P>
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101	  <TABLE CELLPADDING="0" ALIGN="Center">
102	    <TR>
103	      <TD><BR>
104		<IMG SRC="imag2007/keta60s.jpg" WIDTH="509" HEIGHT="334" ALT="OKC's KETA in the early days"
105		    BORDER="0" ALIGN="Middle"></TD>
106	    </TR>
107	    <TR>
108	      <TD><P ALIGN=Center>
109		<SMALL>OETA's KETA (OKC) studio&nbsp;in the early days.</SMALL></TD>
110	    </TR>
111	  </TABLE>
112	</CENTER>
113	<P>
114	<BR>
115	<CENTER>
116	  <TABLE CELLPADDING="0" ALIGN="Center">
117	    <TR>
118	      <TD><IMG SRC="imag2004/bjwexler.jpg" WIDTH="320" HEIGHT="240" ALT="B.J. Wexler"
119		    BORDER="0" ALIGN="Middle"></TD>
120	      <TD><IMG SRC="imag2004/sburchsm.jpg" WIDTH="320" HEIGHT="240" ALT="Susan Burch with William Shatner"
121		    BORDER="0" ALIGN="Middle"></TD>
122	    </TR>
123	    <TR>
124	      <TD><P ALIGN=Center>
125		<SMALL>"<A HREF="http://www.oeta.onenet.net/local/movie.html">OETA Movie
126		Club</A>" with B.J. Wexler, Fri &amp; Sat nights.</SMALL></TD>
127	      <TD><P ALIGN=Center>
128		<SMALL><A HREF="http://riverburch.tripod.com/">Susan Burch (Lowell's wife)</A>
129		with William Shatner, 1978</SMALL></TD>
130	    </TR>
131	  </TABLE>
132	</CENTER>
133	<BLOCKQUOTE>
134	  <BR>
135	  <A HREF="realaud/hiflight.ram"><IMG SRC="imag1999/realautr.gif" VSPACE="8"
136	      HSPACE="8" WIDTH="58" HEIGHT="40" ALT="High Flight" BORDER="0" ALIGN="Right"></A>
137	  I remember zoning out after watching Monty Python on Channel 11 late Saturday
138	  evenings in the 70s; the <B>"High Flight" sign-off</B> alerted me to head
139	  for bed. OETA is now 24/7, but I caught their sign-off on tape before it
140	  disappeared. See the original "High Flight" and more on
141	  <A HREF="signoffs.html">Tulsa TV sign-offs</A>.
142	</BLOCKQUOTE>
143	<P ALIGN=Center>
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145	<OBJECT width="425" height="350">
146	<PARAM name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/dq8igGHtuSc">
147	<EMBED src="http://www.youtube.com/v/dq8igGHtuSc" type="application/x-shockwave-flash"
148	    width="425" height="350"> </OBJECT><BR>
149	<SMALL>OETA sign-off. More TTM video in the <A HREF="briefcas.html">Photo/video
150	briefcase</A>.</SMALL>
151	<P ALIGN=Left>
152	<BR>
153	<BR>
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155	<B><FONT FACE="Courier"><BIG><BIG>KDOR</BIG></BIG></FONT><FONT FACE="Arial">,
156	Channel 17</FONT></B> (<A HREF="http://www.tbn.org/">TBN</A>) -
157	<A HREF="tvthesi7.html">Channel 17 history</A>. Religious programming.
158	<P ALIGN=Left>
159	<IMG SRC="buttndir/bullet.gif" WIDTH="14" HEIGHT="14" ALT="bullet" BORDER="0">
160	<B><FONT FACE="Courier"><BIG><BIG><A HREF="http://tulsaswb.com">KQCW</A></BIG></BIG></FONT><FONT
161	    FACE="Arial">, Channel 19</FONT></B> (<A HREF="http://www.cwtv.com/">CW</A>)
162	- Seen on &nbsp;Cox 12. Originally KWBT, Tulsa's Warner Brothers WB19, now
163	CW12. Features <B>The News on 6</B> from KOTV at 9 pm,
164	<A HREF="http://www.uplatetv.com">Up Late with Ben Sumner</A> (local) and
165	<A HREF="gb090608.html#nosak">Nosak Raw</A> (webmaster review).
166	<P>
167	<IMG SRC="buttndir/bullet.gif" WIDTH="14" HEIGHT="14" ALT="bullet" BORDER="0">
168	<B><A HREF="http://www.fox23.com/"><FONT FACE="Courier"><BIG><BIG>KOKI</BIG></BIG></FONT></A><FONT
169	    FACE="Arial">, Channel 23</FONT></B>
170	&nbsp;(<A HREF="http://www.fox.com">FOX</A>) - <A HREF="tvthesi3.html">Channel
171	23 history</A>. Seen on Cox 5.
172	<P>
173	<IMG SRC="buttndir/bullet.gif" WIDTH="14" HEIGHT="14" ALT="bullet" BORDER="0">
174	<A NAME="ksbi"><!-- --></A><B><FONT FACE="Courier"><BIG><BIG><A HREF="http://www.ksbitv.com">KSBI</A></BIG></BIG></FONT><FONT
175	    FACE="Arial">, Channel 33</FONT></B>
176	<BLOCKQUOTE>
177	  <BR>
178	  (from Guestbook 166) <B>Erick Church said:</B>
179	  <P>
180	  Mike Bruchas mentioned Locke Supply Company's low-power stations. It started
181	  as one station, KSBI-52 in OKC in 1988. At that time, it broadcast a limited
182	  schedule of religious programming and tons of plumbing commercials. It later
183	  grew to air more syndicated (yet family friendly) programming. Mr. Locke
184	  died some years back, and last year his family opted to sell KSBI and all
185	  of its translator stations. It owns low-power stations in Ardmore, Edmond,
186	  Stillwater, Ponca City, Wichita Falls, and Sapulpa (broadcast Channel 33,
187	  which can be seen in Tulsa).
188	  <P>
189	  Because of this large coverage area, several major broadcast companies offered
190	  tons of money to buy the network, but the Lockes insisted that the station
191	  remain independent and air the same type of family friendly programming.
192	  <P>
193	  Enter Brady Brus, longtime OKC meteorologist and his sister Brenda Bennett,
194	  longtime OKC radio personality. They formed a company and purchased the network.
195	  Since then, they have become a very good source of <B>statewide severe weather
196	  coverage</B>. I would encourage everyone to strap on the old UHF loop sometime
197	  and tune to Channel 33 to see what they have to offer.
198	</BLOCKQUOTE>
199	<P>
200	<BR>
201	<IMG SRC="buttndir/bullet.gif" WIDTH="14" HEIGHT="14" ALT="bullet" BORDER="0">
202	<B><FONT FACE="Courier"><BIG><BIG><A HREF="http://www.rsupublictv.org/">KRSC</A></BIG></BIG></FONT><FONT
203	    FACE="Arial">, Channel 35</FONT></B> - <A HREF="tvthesi6.html"> Channel 35
204	history as of 1967</A>. Seen on Cox 19. Rogers State University Public TV.
205	<BR>
206	The TTM webmaster was <A HREF="teamtuls.html">interviewed by Sam Jones</A>
207	on "Green Country Perspectives" in October 2009.
208	<P>
209	<IMG SRC="buttndir/bullet.gif" WIDTH="14" HEIGHT="14" ALT="bullet" BORDER="0">
210	<B><FONT FACE="Courier"><BIG><BIG><A HREF="http://www.fox23.com/content/my41tulsa/my41tulsaNEW/default.aspx">KMYT</A></BIG></BIG></FONT><FONT
211	    FACE="Arial">, Channel 41</FONT></B>
212	(<A HREF="http://www.mynetworktv.com/">MyNetworkTV</A>) -
213	<A HREF="tvthesi7.html#kwid">Channel 41 history</A>. Seen on Cox 10.
214	Formerly&nbsp;KTFO, part of the now-defunct UPN Network (see photo at top
215	of page), and prior to that, independent <A HREF="kgct.html">KGCT</A>.
216	<P>
217	<IMG SRC="buttndir/bullet.gif" WIDTH="14" HEIGHT="14" ALT="bullet" BORDER="0">
218	<B><FONT FACE="Courier"><BIG><BIG>KTPX</BIG></BIG></FONT><FONT FACE="Arial">,
219	Channel 44</FONT></B> (Cox 4)&nbsp;(<STRIKE>PAX</STRIKE>&gt;
220	<A HREF="http://www.iontelevision.com/">ION</A>) - Religious/family programming.
221	<P>
222	<IMG SRC="buttndir/bullet.gif" WIDTH="14" HEIGHT="14" ALT="bullet" BORDER="0">
223	<B><A HREF="http://www.kwhb.com/"><FONT FACE="Courier"><BIG><BIG>KWHB</BIG></BIG></FONT></A><FONT
224	    FACE="Arial">, Channel 47</FONT></B> (Cox 7)&nbsp;- LeSEA religious/family
225	programming.
226	<P>
227	<IMG SRC="buttndir/bullet.gif" WIDTH="14" HEIGHT="14" ALT="bullet" BORDER="0">
228	<B><A HREF="http://www.kgeb.net/"><FONT FACE="Courier"><BIG><BIG>KGEB</BIG></BIG></FONT></A><FONT
229	    FACE="Arial">, Channel 53</FONT></B> (Cox 23)&nbsp;- ORU-owned; religious/family
230	programming.
231	<P>
232	<IMG SRC="buttndir/bullet.gif" WIDTH="14" HEIGHT="14" ALT="bullet" BORDER="0">
233	<B><FONT FACE="Courier"><BIG><BIG>K69GO</BIG></BIG></FONT><FONT FACE="Arial">,
234	Channel 69</FONT></B> (<A HREF="http://www.3abn.org/">3ABN</A>)- 3 Angels
235	Broadcast Network; religious/family programming.
236	<P>
237	<B><FONT FACE="Courier"><BIG><BIG><A HREF="http://tulsa.cox.net">Cox
238	Communications</A></BIG></BIG></FONT></B>&nbsp;- Tulsa's cable TV company.
239	Cox channel 3 carries some local content.
240	<P>
241	<B><FONT FACE="Courier"><BIG><BIG><A HREF="http://www.hdtvok.com/">HDTV in
242	Oklahoma</A></BIG></BIG></FONT></B> - Stay up-to-date about high definition
243	TV in our state. According to its Tulsa forum, a $10 Radio Shack 15-1864
244	antenna is sufficient to pick up Tulsa digital TV broadcasts over the air.
245	<P>
246	<A HREF="http://www.tvguide.com/Listings/index.asp?I=73874&amp;Zip=74133"><BIG><BIG><FONT
247	    FACE="Courier"><B>TV Guide Online for Tulsa</B></FONT></BIG></BIG></A> -
248	See what's on right now in T-town. This feature requires registration.
249	(<A HREF="http://tv.yahoo.com/grid?">Yahoo! TV</A>
249 is an alternative that
250	lets you select only the channels you want to see.) TV Guide (owned by
251	<A HREF=http://www.gemstartvguide.com>Macrovision</A> as of 2008) has an
252	office in Tulsa at the former Kensington Galleria shopping mall at 71st &amp;
253	Lewis where Weird Al shot his movie,
254	"<A HREF="uhf.html">UHF</A>".<A NAME="two"><!-- --></A>
255	<P ALIGN=Left>
256	<BR>
257	  <HR>
258	<P ALIGN=Center>
259	<A NAME="other"><!-- --></A><BR>
260	<BIG><FONT FACE="Arial">Sources of Tulsa news on the internet</FONT></BIG>
261	<P>
262	<BR>
263	<B>TV stations with major network affiliation</B> feature local news and
264	weather on their web sites (top of this page). As long as we're getting internet
265	sources of local Tulsa news together in one place, here are a few more:
266	<P>
267	<BR>
268	<B><FONT FACE="Courier"><BIG><BIG><A HREF="http://tulsaworld.com">Tulsa
269	World</A></BIG></BIG></FONT><FONT FACE="Arial">
270	&nbsp;newspaper</FONT></B>&nbsp;(daily) - As of late April 2006, the site
271	is free to all.
272	<P>
273	<B><FONT FACE="Courier"><BIG><BIG><A HREF="http://www.urbantulsa.com">Urban
274	Tulsa Weekly</A></BIG></BIG></FONT><FONT FACE="Arial"> &nbsp;free
275	newspaper</FONT> </B>- Opinion/local features/entertainment.<BR>
276	<BLOCKQUOTE>
277	  1/19/2006: Hey, look who's <B>#48</B> on UT's
278	  "<B><A HREF="http://web.archive.org/web/20071128121930/http://archives.urbantulsa.com/article.asp?id=3069">Tulsa's
279	  Hot 100 List</A></B>" by comic/writer Barry Friedman! Of course, there's
280	  no topping the likes of "Ganesh, Hindu elephant God" (#23), "Homeless guy
281	  at Route 66 Diner" (#37), or even "Hot Dog Guy outside of Lowe's" (#46).
282	  But I did place ahead of the Mathis Brothers (#86). Beats a poke in the I
283	  with a pointed schtick, for sure.&nbsp;
284	</BLOCKQUOTE>
285	<P>
286	<B><FONT FACE="Courier"><BIG><BIG><A HREF="http://www.gtrnews.com/"><I>GTR
287	</I>NewsOnline</A></BIG></BIG></FONT><FONT FACE="Arial"> &nbsp;free
288	newspaper</FONT> </B>(weekly) - Community news.
289	<P>
290	<B><FONT FACE="Courier"><BIG><BIG><A HREF="http://www.tulsapeoplemagazine.com">TulsaPeople</A></BIG></BIG></FONT><FONT
291	    FACE="Arial"> &nbsp;free magazine </FONT></B>(monthly)&nbsp;- Easy to view
292	online. People profiles and consumer info.
293	<P>
294	<B><FONT FACE="Courier"><BIG><BIG><A HREF="http://www.tulsatoday.com">TulsaToday</A></BIG></BIG></FONT><FONT
295	    FACE="Arial"> local online news service</FONT></B> - Opinion, news.
296	<P>
297	<B><FONT FACE="Courier"><BIG><BIG><A HREF="http://www.tulsanow.org/forum/default.asp?CAT_ID=2">TulsaNow</A></BIG></BIG></FONT><FONT
298	    FACE="Arial"> forums</FONT></B> - Uninhibited discussion of current local
299	issues and events. The webmaster is <A HREF="http://www.maduko.com">Rex
300	Brown</A>.
301	<P>
302	Here's a quick weather report: &nbsp;
303	<A href="http://www.wunderground.com/US/OK/Tulsa.html"><IMG SRC="http://banners.wunderground.com/banner/infobox/US/OK/Tulsa.gif"
304	    ALT="Click for Tulsa, Oklahoma Forecast" BORDER="0" HEIGHT="108" WIDTH="144"
305	    ALIGN="Top"></A>
306	<P>
307	<BR>
308	<A NAME="webcams"><!-- --></A><BR>
309	<CENTER>
310	  <TABLE CELLPADDING="4" ALIGN="Center">
311	    <TR>
312	      <TD ROWSPAN="2" VALIGN="Top"><P ALIGN=Left>
313		<B><BIG><BIG><FONT FACE="Courier">Tulsa
314		webcams:</FONT></BIG></BIG></B><BR>
315		<BR>
316		<B><FONT FACE="Courier"><BIG><BIG><A HREF="http://www.cosmo-cafe.com/webcam.html">Cosmo
317		Cafe</A></BIG></BIG></FONT><FONT FACE="Arial"> </FONT></B>- Indoors, south
318		Tulsa. Refreshes every 5 seconds.
319		<P>
320		<B><FONT FACE="Courier"><BIG><BIG><A HREF="http://www.cazspub.com/cazcam1.php">Caz's
321		Pub</A></BIG></BIG></FONT><FONT FACE="Arial"> </FONT></B>- Indoors, Brady
322		arts district. Two cams, refresh every 30 seconds.
323		<P>
324		<B><FONT FACE="Courier"><BIG><BIG><A HREF="http://www.utulsa.edu/about/web3.html">TU's
325		"U" toward McFarlin Library</A></BIG></BIG></FONT></B>&nbsp;- 6th &amp; Delaware.
326		Refreshes every 5 seconds.
327		<P>
328		<B><FONT FACE="Courier"><BIG><BIG><A HREF="http://www.newson6.com/Global/link.asp?L=290636">KOTV
329		Skycam Network</A></BIG></BIG></FONT></B> - 71st &amp; I-169, B.A. and I-169,
330		I-44 and 75, KOTV tower. 10 second refresh.
331		<P>
332		<B><FONT FACE="Courier"><BIG><BIG><A HREF="http://web.live.weatherbug.com/LiveCameras/1/LiveCameras.aspx?no_cookie_zip=74105&amp;no_cookie_stat=KJRHT&amp;no_cookie_world_stat=&amp;zcode=z5664&amp;camera_group=1&amp;show_list=1&amp;lid=CENLIST">KJRH
333		Tower Cam</A></BIG></BIG></FONT></B> - 38th &amp; Brookside
334		<P>
335		<B><FONT FACE="Courier"><BIG><BIG><A HREF="http://www.ktul.com/weather/weatherloader.html?page=citycam">KTUL
336		Tower Cam</A></BIG></BIG></FONT></B> - Downtown Tulsa from Lookout Mountain</TD>
337	      <TD><P ALIGN=Center>
338		<IMG SRC="imag2006/mikegaye.jpg" WIDTH="318" HEIGHT="238" ALT="Cosmo"></TD>
339	    </TR>
340	    <TR>
341	      <TD WIDTH=318><SMALL>8/1/2006 at 6:30 pm&nbsp;- &nbsp;Here I am at Cosmo
342		with my lovely wife, <A HREF="gayebrown/index.htm">Gaye</A>, capturing this
343		image. Our power was out for a few hours, so we headed over here. Boulevard
344		wheat beer with lemon is good in 100+&#176; weather.</SMALL></TD>
345	    </TR>
346	  </TABLE>
347	</CENTER>
348	<P ALIGN=Center>
349	<BR>
350	  <HR>
351	<A NAME="history"><!-- --></A>
352	<P ALIGN=Center>
353	<BR>
354	<FONT FACE="Arial"><BIG>Tulsa pop culture/history sites</BIG></FONT><BR>
355	<P ALIGN=Left>
356	<BR>
357	<A HREF="http://thislandpress.com">This Land</A> - Both online and in an
358	unusual large-format broadsheet. This Land explores Oklahoma's past and present
359	in a collaboration of Oklahoma's best writers, thinkers, and artists, and
360	encourages a richer sense of community through various projects, including
361	<A HREF="http://thislandpress.com/category/goodbye-tulsa/">Goodbye Tulsa</A>,
362	which featured Josef Peter Hardt (host of <A HREF="fantastic.html">Fantastic
363	Theater</A>), and
364	<A HREF="http://thislandpress.com/category/book-smart-tulsa/">Booksmart
365	Tulsa</A>.
366	<IMG SRC="imag1999/new.gif" WIDTH="28" HEIGHT="11" BORDER="0" ALT="New!">
367	The webmaster wrote an
368	<A HREF="http://thislandpress.com/01/17/2011/tulsa-tv-memories/">article
369	about Tulsa TV Memories</A> for the January 2011 issue,
370	<P ALIGN=Left>
371	<A HREF="http://www.tulsagal.blogspot.com/">Tulsa Gal's Blog</A> - Nancy,
372	a Tulsa Historical Society volunteer and second generation Tulsan, started
373	this blog in May 2009. She's off to a good start with entries about Brookside,
374	the Belvedere, and old Tulsa doors. Her dad had a show on KOME-AM in the
375	later 1940s&nbsp;and worked as a musician in Tulsa. Many photos.
376	<P ALIGN=Left>
377	<A HREF="http://tulsafilms.com">TulsaFilms.com</A> - The latest in <B>Jack
378	Frank</B>'s Tulsa History Series is "Tulsa A to Z". In late 2009, we ran
379	a contest with this DVD as a prize. Question, answer(s) and contest winners
380	in <A HREF="gb122409.html#winners">GB 305</A>.
381	<BLOCKQUOTE>
382	  <P ALIGN=Left>
383	  <BR>
384	  "Tulsa Deco", a tour of Tulsa's many art deco buildings. It really makes
385	  you understand how unique Tulsa's architecture is in the eyes of the rest
386	  of the world.
387	  <P ALIGN=Left>
388	  "Fantastic Tulsa Films Vol. 1", a DVD of historic Tulsa films that includes
389	  the TTM webmaster's 1974 home movie of <A HREF="harrison.html">George Harrison
390	  in Tulsa</A>.
391	  <P ALIGN=Left>
392	  "Fantastic Tulsa Films Vol. 2" includes old film of Mr. Zing &amp; Tuffy,
393	  the dedication of <A HREF="kvoo/kvoodeco.html">KVOO's Broadcast Central</A>,
394	  some of Lee Woodward's home movies and other KTUL and KVOO stuff.
395	</BLOCKQUOTE>
396	<P ALIGN=Left>
397	<BR>
398	<A HREF="http://yellowpadinc.com/ypi/category.asp?Category=1">Yellow Pad,
399	Inc.</A> - Among other things, they sell great Tulsa history calendars. The
400	photos and text are so good, you may want to buy the past date ones.&nbsp;The
401	movie tickets you see in
402	"<A HREF="http://yellowpadinc.com/ypi/details.asp?Product=23">Tulsa&#146;s
403	Olde Movie Theatres 2005</A>" were originally purchased by the TTM webmaster.
404	New for 2010:
405	<A HREF=http://yellowpadinc.com/ypi/details.asp?Product=34>Memories of Central
406	High School</A> &amp;
407	<A HREF=http://yellowpadinc.com/ypi/details.asp?Product=32>Will Rogers High
408	School: 70 Years of Memories</A>.
409	<P ALIGN=Left>
410	<A HREF="http://www.tbadd.com/losttulsa">Lost Tulsa</A> - (from Guestbook
411	187) <B>Tom Baddley said:</B>
412	<BLOCKQUOTE>
413	  <P ALIGN=Left>
414	  I've finally started uploading a bunch of photos that I've taken around Tulsa
415	  for the past couple of years. There's a gallery of Mayo Meadow Shopping center
416	  photos taken in 2003, including some night shots of the neon signs.
417	</BLOCKQUOTE>
418	<P ALIGN=Left>
419	<A HREF="http://www.tulsalawyer.com">Retro Tulsa Internet Museum</A> has
420	some great pictures, including Bishop's Drive In, Will Rogers Motor Court...also
421	many pictures and postcards of early Tulsa landmarks.
422	<P ALIGN=Left>
423	<A HREF="http://web.archive.org/web/19991002010923/http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/Set/1459/index.html">Ma
424	Barker's Personal History of Television Broadcasting</A> - Ma worked as a
425	director for KTUL in the early days.
426	<P ALIGN=Left>
427	<A HREF="http://www.mollymurphys.com">MollyMurphys.com</A> - OKC/Tulsa site
428	with video of the original commercials and a forum.
429	<A HREF="http://home.earthlink.net/~dnourse/index.html">Molly Murphy's House
430	of Fine Repute</A> is another MM site, seeded by a Jeffiee Tayar (original
431	co-owner) story posted by her here in <A HREF="gb011304.html">Guestbook
432	155</A>.
433	<P ALIGN=Left>
434	<A HREF="http://www.tulsahistory.org/learn/videos.htm">Tulsa Historical
435	Society</A> - Long-time KOTV anchor <B>Clayton Vaughn</B> was executive director
436	until his recent retirement.
437	<P ALIGN=Left>
438	<A HREF="http://www.circlecinema.com">Circle Cinema</A> - Built in 1928,
439	now being restored to state-of-the-art condition with 3 theatres. The Circle
440	2 is a great venue for independent films.
441	<P ALIGN=Left>
442	<A HREF="http://IrememberJFK.com">I Remember JFK</A> - (from GroupBlog 234)
443	<B>Ron Enderland said:</B>
444	<BLOCKQUOTE>
445	  <P ALIGN=Left>
446	  <BR>
447	  Hi, all. I saw I got some traffic from Tulsa TV Memories and wanted to express
448	  my appreciation.
449	  <P ALIGN=Left>
450	  I'm Ron Enderland, born in Miami <I>(OK)</I> in 1959, moved to NW Arkansas
451	  area in 1968. But I have a head full of great memories of Miami before they
452	  goofed up Main St. ;-)
453	  <P ALIGN=Left>
454	  Anyhow, I did a piece on
455	  <A HREF="http://www.irememberjfk.com/mt/2007/01/picking_up_pop_bottles.php">picking
456	  up pop bottles for cash</A> a while back and credited Tulsa TV Memories with
457	  some good <A HREF="pop.html">pop bottle photos and stories</A>. Someone returned
458	  the favor by mentioning my site.
459	  <P ALIGN=Left>
460	  Anyhow, thanks for the mention, and come check out my Boomer (and Oklahoma!)
461	  memories at IRememberJFK.com.
462	</BLOCKQUOTE>
463	<P ALIGN=Left>
464	<BR>
465	<A HREF="http://irritatedtulsan.wordpress.com">Irritated Tulsan</A>&nbsp;-
466	IT guestsnarks "Tulsa Tuesday" on OKC's
467	<A HREF="http://www.thelostogle.com/">The Lost Ogle</A>, does Tulsa daily
468	on his own blog.&nbsp;
469	<P ALIGN=Left>
470	<A HREF="http://tulsa1970s.proboards.com">Tulsa Local Music of the 60's &amp;
471	70's </A>&nbsp;- new site aspires to document local bands that played in
472	garages, recreation centers, on KOTV's Dance Party, and at KAKC Battles of
473	the Bands.
474	<P ALIGN=Left>
475	<A NAME="jerry"><!-- --></A>
476	<TABLE CELLPADDING="2">
477	  <TR>
478	    <TD><P ALIGN=Left>
479	      <IMG SRC="imag1999/pippin.jpg" hspace=8 WIDTH="89" HEIGHT="121" ALT="Jerry Pippin"
480		  BORDER="0"></TD>
481	    <TD><P ALIGN=Left>
482	      <B>Jerry Pippin</B>, formerly of KBIX-AM 1490 in Muskogee (which went off
483	      the air in early 2003; see Jerry's
484	      <A HREF="http://www.jerrypippin.com/KBIX.htm">Memories of KBIX-AM Radio</A>),
485	      often discusses local media history on his
486	      "<A HREF="http://www.jerrypippin.com/Memories_On_Demand.htm">Memories of
487	      the 20th Century</A>" show. It is available 24/7 via Internet Radio On-Demand.
488	      Guests have included Mike Miller, Lee Bayley, Scooter Segraves, Steve Suttle
489	      and the webmaster of this site.</TD>
490	  </TR>
491	</TABLE>
492	<P ALIGN=Left>
493	<BR>
494	<A HREF="http://secretfunspot.com"><IMG SRC="imag2003/funspot.gif" WIDTH="468"
495	    HEIGHT="60" ALT="Secret Fun Spot" vspace=4 hspace=8 BORDER="0" ALIGN="Left"></A>Reader
496	<B>Kirk Demarais</B>' <A HREF="http://secretfunspot.com">Secret Fun Spot</A>
497	site features a&nbsp;Flash animation involving Bell's Phantasmagoria ride;
498	two items in the "souvenir shop" seen in this cartoon came from Tulsa TV
499	Memories! Also, don't miss "Uncle Laff's Legacy" about the 7' "U-Control
500	Monster", orderable from the back of a comic book. Great site!
501	<P ALIGN=Left>
502	<BR>
503	<A HREF="http://www.abandonedtulsa.blogspot.com/">Abandoned Tulsa</A> - (from
504	Guestbook 182) <B>Alison Zarrow said:</B>
505	<BLOCKQUOTE>
506	  <P ALIGN=Left>
507	  Thought some of you might be interested in a newly started project taking
508	  a look at historically significant abandoned or forgotten buildings in Tulsa.
509	  <P ALIGN=Left>
510	  <FONT SIZE=-1 FACE="Verdana, Arial, Times New Roman"> </FONT>February 2006:
511	  a new book,
512	  <A HREF=http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0977274225/memoriofoldtulsa>Abandoned
513	  Tulsa</A>&nbsp;by Alison. Read more about it at
514	  <A HREF="http://www.furnacepress.com/publications/tulsa.htm">Furnace Press</A>.
515	</BLOCKQUOTE>
516	<P ALIGN=Left>
517	<P ALIGN=Center>
518	<BR>
519	<A HREF="http://www.starbase21ok.com"><IMG SRC="imag2001/starbase.gif" WIDTH="400"
520	    HEIGHT="65" ALT="Starbase 21 in Tulsa" BORDER="0" ALIGN="Middle"></A>
521	<P ALIGN=Center>
522	<BR>
523	  <HR>
524	<P ALIGN=Center>
525	<BR>
526	<FONT FACE="Arial"><BIG>Non-Tulsa, but related sites</BIG></FONT>
527	<P ALIGN=Left>
528	<BR>
529	<CENTER>
530	  <TABLE width=468 ALIGN="Center">
531	    <TR>
532	      <TD><P ALIGN=Center>
533		<A HREF="http://www.tvobscurities.com"><IMG SRC="imag2004/tvobscur.jpg" WIDTH="468"
534		    HEIGHT="60" ALT="TVObscurities.com" BORDER="0" ALIGN="Middle"></A>
535		<P ALIGN=Left>
536		<A HREF="http://www.tvobscurities.com">Television Obscurities</A> - After
537		discovering a key piece of 1960s KOTV incidental music on Henry Mancini's
538		<A HREF="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00009QP3Y/memoriofoldtulsa">Music
539		from "Mr. Lucky"</A> ("March of The Cue Balls"), I did a search for more
540		about this one-season wonder 1959-60 CBS TV show. I found it, and much more
541		at Television Obscurities. Excerpts of the original Star Trek blooper reel
542		are here, and many other curios as well.</TD>
543	    </TR>
544	  </TABLE>
545	</CENTER>
546	<P ALIGN=Center>
547	<BR>
548	<BR>
549	<CENTER>
550	  <TABLE width=500 ALIGN="Center">
551	    <TR>
552	      <TD><P ALIGN=Center>
553		<A HREF="http://burkesgrapenuts.com">
553<IMG SRC="imag2003/burkeban.jpg" WIDTH="500"
554		    HEIGHT="63" ALT="Burke Family Grape Nuts commercial" BORDER="0" ALIGN="Middle"></A>
555		<P ALIGN=Left>
556		<A HREF="http://burkesgrapenuts.com">Burke Family Grape-Nuts&reg; TV Commercial,
557		1968</A> - "Oh, no, Mrs. Burke?! I thought you...you were Dale!" Adam Burke
558		documents this production featuring his look-alike mother and sister. It's
559		a pop culture touchstone. See the commercial, a "making of..." clip and more.
560		I helped Adam with the video of this classic commercial, and&nbsp;proud of
561		it!&nbsp;</TD>
562	    </TR>
563	  </TABLE>
564	</CENTER>
565	<P ALIGN=Left>
566	<BR>
567	<A HREF="http://www.wesclark.com/am/">Wes Clark's "Avocado Memories"</A>
568	- Wes shows vintage photos of his family's house and writes entertainingly
569	about growing up in Burbank, California in the 60s and 70s. Avocado was his
570	parents' favorite color in their failed attempts at interior decoration.
571	Wes showed me that the strictly local can be engaging. I also picked up his
572	technique of responding editorially in the Guestbook. His site was an inspiration
573	for Tulsa TV Memories.
574	<P ALIGN=Left>
575	<A HREF="http://www.latvlegends.com/">Local Legends</A> - an excellent local
576	TV site for Los Angeles.
577	<P ALIGN=Left>
578	<A HREF="http://www.uhfnocturne.com/links/nocturnelinks_otherlocales.html">UHF
579	Nocturne</A> - Stylish site covering late-night TV in northern California.
580	<P>
581	<A HREF="http://www.spaceagepop.com">Space Age Pop</A> - Return to some "roots"
582	music, if you grew up in the 50s and 60s. You'll meet a lot of old friends
583	here. Did you know that the composer of the Andy Griffith theme, "The Happy
584	Fisherman", Earle Hagen, also composed "Harlem Nocturne" and the themes for
585	"The Dick Van Dyke Show" and "Perry Mason"? Earle did some of the whistling
586	himself.
587	<P>
588	<A HREF="http://www.wtv-zone.com/dpjohnson/60sdiscountstores/">Discount Stores
589	of the '60s</A> - Look for Shopper's Fair, Gulf-Mart, T.G.&amp;Y., Woolco...
590	<P>
591	<A title="LP Cover Lover" href="http://www.lpcoverlover.com"><IMG SRC="http://lpcoverlover.com/wp-content/themes/anubis/images/badge.png"
592	    ALT="Visit LP Cover Lover!" hspace=8 vsapce=4 WIDTH="120" HEIGHT="60" BORDER="0"
593	    / ALIGN="Left"></A>(From GroupBlog 284) The webmaster said:
594	<P>
595	There was a contest at the
596	<A HREF="http://lpcoverlover.com/2009/02/25/from-the-back-shelf-of-my-mind/">LP
597	Cover Lover web site this morning</A>. Knowing that Sandy Warner was the
598	cover girl for many of <A HREF="tulstiki.html#denny">Martin Denny's Exotica
599	records </A>helped me win a free T-shirt. This is a great site, but the LP
600	covers featured are often a bit "spicy", as <A HREF="mazeppa.html#ike">Sherman
601	Oaks</A> might say, so don't email it to everyone in your address book.
602	<P>
603	<A HREF="http://www.tvparty.com">TVparty!</A> - Check out those network and
604	syndicated shows you almost forgot and the commercials you could never forget!
605	TVparty features an <A HREF="http://www.tvparty.com/recbronson.html">article
606	about "Then Came Bronson"</A>, written for it by the TTM webmaster. The
607	<A HREF="bronson.html">same article </A>is on this site, but with more pictures
608	and links. Proprietor Billy Ingram runs a lively blog.
609	<P ALIGN=Left>
610	<A href="http://www.bcdb.com/">
610<IMG BORDER="0" SRC="http://www.bcdb.com/pages/images/bcdblink.jpg"
611	    hspace=8 WIDTH="133" height="60" alt="The Big Cartoon DataBase" ALIGN=Left
612	    hspace=8 vspace=4></A> <A HREF="http://www.bcdb.com/">The Big Cartoon
613	DataBase</A> - The internet's largest searchable database of cartoons, episode
614	guides and crew lists. I was looking for a Popeye cartoon with a live action
615	kid and bully...I found it here
616	(<A HREF="http://www.bcdb.com/bcdb/detailed.cgi?film=1732">Adventures Of
617	Popeye</A>, 1935)
618	<P ALIGN=Left>
619	<A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/3257/">TV Horror Host
620	Gallery</A> - Mazeppa and Peter Hart weren't the only ones in the U.S.
621	<P ALIGN=Center>
622	<BR>
623	<A href="http://somafm.com/"><IMG src="http://somafm.com/linktous/728x90sfm.jpg"
624	    alt="SomaFM commercial free internet radio" border=0 height=90 width=728
625	    ></A>
626	<P ALIGN=Center>
627	  <HR>
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