Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Where should I move: San Antonio, Fort Worth, Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Atlanta, or Jackson, MS? Why?

Where should I move: San Antonio, Fort Worth, Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Atlanta, or Jackson, MS? Why?
These are the urban areas in which I'm considering law school. Which of these do you prefer, not prefer, and why? If you choose to get even more specific: -You can rank the cities -You can give a little inside info about the cities Given the strength of the particular law schools, the regional markets for lawyers, proximity to other great metro areas, and general friendliness of the people, this is my list so far: 1. Top choice - San Antonio 2. Fort Worth 3. Atlanta 4. (tie) Oklahoma City, Tulsa 6. Bottom choice - Jackson I appreciate any and all input!
Polls & Surveys - 7 Answers
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anywhere in Texas
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go with san antonio, they have the spurs
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I would say Atlanta or San Antonio
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Oh, come on! OKC should rank at least #2 on your list!
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!. OKC 2. Tulsa 3. Atlanta 4. Fort Worth 5. San Antonio 6. Jackson I chose OKC because I have been there and the people are wonderful. The housing market is great, schools are a number 1 point of interest to them, taxes are low, there are many things to do, crime is relatively low, and, after the bombing, they all really pulled together just like a community should. I know the hospitals are great because of the sports medicine hospital McBride's, and their heart hospital. I'm thinking of relocating there myself. The rest of your choices are ok, but I wouldn't like the heat in the summer time. Good Luck. :)
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San Antonio! I've been there before and I've loved it! They have the best food, best hangouts....just totally great all around! Atlanta's not so bad, either.

Sunday, August 28, 2011

Do I have to get a license to operate an electric bicycle in Oklahoma?

Do I have to get a license to operate an electric bicycle in Oklahoma?
I live in Oklahoma City and work a part time job and go to school so this seems like something that would help me out as far as money is concerned. Does anyone know if i have to get a license or a link that goes directly to this question not just the dept of public safety website, thanks!
Alternative Fuel Vehicles - 1 Answers
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It depends on what kind of bike you have. If it is closer to a motorcycle, you have to get a motorcycle license. If it is closer to a bicycle, you don't have to get one. Technically, the rule is anything with a motor, including a mo-ped, must be licensed. Therefore, it is important to know exactly how your specific model is classified. This information is usually available through the seller. And sorry, you have to go to an actual place in person to get your license for this. (Again, this depends on what it is you are driving for certain.)

Friday, August 26, 2011

How is it to live in Oklahoma City?

How is it to live in Oklahoma City?
Me and my husband are thinking of moving to Oklahoma City. Right now we live in Wisconsin. We have 3 children and are unsure if we will really like it. We were there for 2 weeks before, and we liked it, but my daughter will be starting school soon, and I want to be sure that it is a good place to raise kids. I live in a small town, so living in a city may be kinda difficult right away. Can someone please tell me how it is to live and how safe it is for my children. Also, what can I get paid for being a CNA there? Thanks a lot!!
Other - United States - 1 Answers
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I have never been there before...but I have a friend who is from there and talks about it ALL the time because she is from there! she even tried to convince me to move back with her and I was like umm...NO! but thats my opinion anyways...I am from a small town too and no way could I ever leave thi place unless I go for a vacation lol!

Are there any Aikido Dojos in Central or Southern Oklahoma City?

Are there any Aikido Dojos in Central or Southern Oklahoma City?
I seem to be finding only schools up around Edmond. If anyone knows any other schools that teach Aikido, I'd love to know. Quick clarification: I've googled, I've found nothing south of Edmond, hence the asking.
Martial Arts - 3 Answers
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Just do a search on google. Ull have to visit the schools urself to see if theyre any good. Good luck
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Probably... But dude Akido sucks... try Judo...
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The Aikido dojos closest to Edmund that are USAF affiliated are Aikido Wichita, Aikido of Denton, and Aikido of Amarillo which may still be a bit far from you. You can find out more info on the USAF and a complete list of the dojos through NYAikikai.com. Best of luck :)

Wednesday, August 24, 2011

Which would be my best fit: San Antonio, Fort Worth, Tulsa, Oklahoma City, or Atlanta? Why?

Which would be my best fit: San Antonio, Fort Worth, Tulsa, Oklahoma City, or Atlanta? Why?
These are the urban areas in which I'm considering law school. Which of these do you prefer, not prefer, and why? If you choose to get even more specific: -You can rank the cities -You can give a little inside info about the cities I'm not just looking at the strength of the particular law schools. I'm also interested in the strength of the local economy, proximity to other large cities for weekend trips, friendliness of the people, and nightlife. My top choices are San Antonio, Ft. Worth, and ATL. I'm sure OKC and Tulsa have more to offer than what meets the eye, though. I want to live in a more economically stable place with nicer weather and much friendlier people than here in Kentucky. Thank you!
Other - United States - 1 Answers
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Atlanta San Antonio Tulsa Fort Worth OKC Of all these places, Atlanta is the only real city. The others are just large towns. Tulsa is probably the nicest, but there's hardly anything to do there. San Antonio can be fun, and there's alot of stuff around there to do. Fort Worth and OKC are just bad/boring all the way around. Good luck!

Monday, August 22, 2011

Cheapest airline flying from Oklahoma to Virginia?

Cheapest airline flying from Oklahoma to Virginia?
My good friend from back home in Florida is moving from Florida to Oklahoma for school. I use to also live in Florida but now im in Virginia in College. I use to fly with allegiantairlines for really cheap out of Roanoke to Orlando to see her. Shes moving to Oklahoma and would like to see me but all the airlines im coming across are well over $500. (Allegiantairlines round trip ROA to Orlando was approx $200). If you know of any cheap airlines that fly from Oklahoma City to either Charlottesville, Richmond, or Roanoke VA it would be greatly apprectiated:).
Air Travel - 2 Answers
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priceline.com, cheaptickets.com and orbitz.com and search all lines and flights. Be flexible as to day and time for best deals.
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Try: expedia.com Good, trusted site.

Saturday, August 20, 2011

Moving to Oklahoma city, need some advice and suggestions...?

Moving to Oklahoma city, need some advice and suggestions...?
I live in NJ and planning to move to OK city for a job in University of Oklahoma Health Science Center that is located at 975 N.E. 10th street. I have no idea about the OK city, the only few things I heard that people are friendly, cost of living is cheaper and the real estate is also affordable. I have kids going to school (Elementary), thus I need to find a good school district too. Also, when I talk about moving to OK, people here scaring me that the schools are not really as good as in NJ or any other NE states. Again, I have no idea....unless someone out there who lived in NE states and moved to OK would tell me what exactly the schools are in OK and good school districts around OK city. Please help to get more information...
Other - United States - 1 Answers
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I personally can't help you but I would recommend that you go to citydata.com (the Oklahoma forum). They will help you out.