By Paul Santana Perhaps you’re in the market for a collector car, and like most automotive aficionados, you have a pretty good idea of what you’re looking for. You probably even have a favorite color in mind. Sure, you could … Continue reading
By Jennifer Tylbon Puppy love, infatuation, crush, twitterpation; falling in love has many names. But just what is it that seemingly renders us incapable of rational thought when even the thought of our beloved strays too far into our consciousness? … Continue reading
By Paul Santana Every year since 1949, Motor Trend magazine has rigorously tested and compared new models of cars and trucks, with the goal of determining the most innovative, best engineered, safest, and most efficient new models for the new … Continue reading
By Jason Black World War II prisoner of war Patty Kelly Stevens’ home is almost like a museum. Music usually plays over speakers, with freshly baked cookies on hand. Take a look around and you will see that she … Continue reading
By Jennifer Tylbon From kicking bad habits to adopting healthier behaviors, the list of things we’d like to change about ourselves is very nearly endless. The start of another New Year heralds the absolute insistence that you will keep … Continue reading
By Jennifer Tylbon This past holiday season, indeed the past several years, saw no shortage of state-of-the-art tablet-style computers, including Microsoft’s Surface, Apple’s iPad Mini and Amazon’s Kindle Fire HD 8.9. These dainty-looking tablets are revolutionizing how we view … Continue reading
We at Distinctly Oklahoma share our offices with two dogs – Otis, a brindle pit bull, and Coco Bean, his Yorkie sidekick. Our desk drawers are filled with dog toys and treats, and decorated with dog beds and food and … Continue reading
By Rebekah Mercer Born with the Land Run of 1889, the spirit that made Oklahoma what it is today involved successful men and women who risked everything to stake a land claim in a place many had never seen. … Continue reading
Couple makes lifetime global impact through Feed The Children medical missions Neither of the girls had ever heard a sound. Sisters – twins, in fact – both deaf, a handicap in Guatemala that meant no schooling. And in Guatemala, no … Continue reading
“If I were not a physicist, I would probably be a musician. I often think in music. I live my daydreams in music. I see my life in terms of music.” – Albert Einstein By Keith Eaton At … Continue reading
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