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Yum. Is there anything that says "church potluck dinner" more than the classic Oklahoma chocolate sheet cake? My aunt Carol Rae Perry used to make it all the time, just a hint of cinnamun in the rich dark taste of chocolate. Susan Young brought a chocolate sheet cake to the Oklahoma Food Cooperative Board meeting last week (we always do a pot luck lunch at these meetings). She sent the recipe (at my request) to the board later.
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We are excited that AI's national conference -- the AGM (Annual General
Meeting) -- will be held in our region -- in Austin, Texas.
We hope as many of you as possible can join us for this weekend, where
hundreds of AI activists converge in one location to hear inspiring
speakers, learn from informative panelists, participate in our member-led
decision making process, and make new Amnesty friends!
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New efforts are underway to organize an OKC Gay and Lesbian Community Center. An initial meeting was held January 6, 2005 at the Center, 2135 NW 39th. Core LGBT organizations were invited to send representatives to form an ad hoc committee that will advise the Board of Directors and work on special projects. Feature continued on newswire >>
Soulforce in Oklahoma has established the Trevor Project, a toll-free helpline (1-866-4-U-TREVOR) (1-866-488-7386) for gay and lesbian teens and young adults. With anonymity and confidentiality guaranteed, a troubled youth can talk to someone who understands them, can advise them, and can reassure them that they are neither evil or twisted, nor less than a man or woman. related link: http://www.soulforceinoklahoma.org/ Feature continued on newswire >>
 Planners of a "spiritual walk for peace" to be held on Sunday,
January 30, in Oklahoma City, invite people of every faith, reason
and conscience to participate. Nathaniel Batchelder, Director of
Oklahoma City's Peace House, said the walk will publicly express
grief about the continuing violence and suffering resulting from the
war in Iraq. "The walk also launches the Season For Nonviolence in
Oklahoma City, 64 days from January 30 through April 4, commemorated
around the world," he said.
Participants in the walk should gather at 2 p.m., Sunday afternoon,
January 30, at the Episcopal Center, at NW 9th and Robinson, in
Oklahoma City. Live music and tables of information will welcome
and inform the gathering.
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Database erasure briefly disables site; security enhanced to thwart repeat attack. Financial support needed! OKLAHOMA CITY - A right-wing hacker group has claimed credit for wiping "Oklahoma IMC right off the face of the internet." Feature continued on newswire >>
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The turnout for the Jan. 30 Spiritual Walk for Peace was good despite bad weather.
