OKLAHOMA TECH
Everyone at Dunlap Codding is extremely proud of Emily E. Campbell and Michelle M. Llanderosos for the incredible work they undertook in organizing and spearheading the steering committee for Oklahoma City’s first Ignite event – IgniteOKC (Twitter: @igniteokc). Dunlap Codding was thrilled to be... read more
Want to be a part of something cool in Oklahoma City? Well - come help us prepare for IgniteOKC. We will provide some snacks and drinks - you provide your brain and creativity. What is Ignite, you ask? Ignite is a community intellect exchange - it is an open forum to share your... read more
I am really pleased to be able to announce that the shareholders of Dunlap Codding, PC have named Nicholas D. Rouse our new managing director.
"Nick is the perfect person to lead the firm as we expand," said fellow shareholder Douglas J. Sorocco. "Not only does he have the respect of all our... read more
It seems everyone is a blogger these days, including librarians. There is even a specific site for “news, commentary, and stories for and about Oklahoma Libraries.” Fortunately, they have called attention to the Oklahoma Inventors Congress Annual Meeting being... read more
The annual meeting of the Oklahoma Inventors Congress (OIC) will be held Saturday, August 12, 2006 on the campus of Oklahoma State University in Stillwater in the Advanced Technology Research Center (ATRC). Reading over the OIC 2006 annual meeting brochure, it is interesting to note... read more
Interesting commentary by Joshua Hall over at The Independent Institute considering Oklahoma’s interest in creating a billion dollar investment pool for innovation and entrepreneurship.
While of specific interest to me because of the Oklahoma connection, I would recommend it as an... read more
For Immediate Release
OKLAHOMA CITY July 25, 2005
The annual meeting of the Oklahoma Inventors Congress, OIC will be held Saturday, August 13, 2005 on the Campus of Oklahoma State University in Stillwater in the Advanced Technology Research Center (ATRC) beginning with registration at 8:15 a.m.... read more
The Intellectual Property Section of the Oklahoma Bar Association will be presenting it’s annual CLE program at the Tanglewood Resort on Lake Texoma (satellite map) the weekend of June 3–5, 2005. The PDF brochure is available here.
Along with Pete Peterson’s patent... read more
At PHOSITA, we were pretty embarrassed to be scooped on a great story by 271 Blog, "PATENTS, PUBLIC POLICY AND COCKFIGHTING - ALWAYS A WINNING COMBINATION."
The voters of Oklahoma decided that the lethal sport of cockfighting was unacceptable in 2002. Now, a proponent of the "sport" has introduced... read more
Last night, Nick Rouse and I visited the local meeting of the Oklahoma Inventor's Congress. I must say, I was impressed. These folks have gotten together a wealth of resources, and are more than willing to share their stories of the invention process from concept to completion. They were very... read more
I have a bunch of gmail invites if anyone wants one.
Drop me an email at douglas[dot]sorocco[at]gmail[dot]com
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Welcome to the blogosphere Jim Calloway’s Law Practice Tips Blog!
I am a day-late and a dollar-short on this announcement, especially since Jim is a home-town blogger. For those few of you who don’t know Jim, he
is the Director of the Oklahoma Bar Association's Management... read more
Welcome to the blogosphere OKBlawg!
The OKBlawg is written by
James Dee Graves who began The Oklahoma Law Blog as a weblog devoted to Oklahoma law, legal issues and politics. His hope is to provide an informative forum for those interested in the developments of the legal community in... read more
One of my favorite blog sites is The Weblog Review. I often use the reviews as a starting off point to new blogs to add to my reading list and blogroll. The reviews range from the sublime to the profound and from the erudite to the crude. To give you a sense of the “tone... read more
The Oklahoma Technology News for Nov. 17, 2004:
The Women in Science Conference is scheduled for Friday November 19, 2004 at Langston University in Langston, Oklahoma. The seminar is sponsored by EPSCoR, the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education and the National Science Foundation.... read more
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