So6ix Magazine May 2014 by So6ix

AUTOMOTIVE ISSUE

MAY 2014

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PAUL FOLGER AUTOMOBILE

DRIVE INTO SUMMER

IN STYLE By Beth Ann Mock P. 12

INSURANCE TIPS By Jerel Wright P. 14

DRIVE INTO THE FUTURE

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INSIDE

TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S

• DRIVE INTO SUMMER IN STYLE

• AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE TIPS

• DRIVING INTO THE FUTURE

• AUTOMOBILES

• SO6IX HEALTHY LIVING

• SO6IX EATS

• PAUL FOLGER

• HOROSCOPES

• AFFORDABLE HAIR TRANSPLANTS

• CALENDAR OF EVENTS

by Beth Ann Mock

by Jerel Wright

CAR TECHNOLOGY

TRUTH IN THE NUMBERS

by Scott Do

photography by Lauren Wright

MAY 2014 by Dadhichi Toth

FOR MEN & WOMEN by Tim R. Love

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LEGAL AND CREDITS

PUBLISHER

Jack McBride jack@so6ix.com

PUBLIC RELATIONS & CLIENT SERVICES Lauren Wright lauren@so6ix.com

THE 6 APP DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS Mindy Gasspari mindy@so6ix.com

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SOCIAL MEDIA DIRECTOR Lauren Wright

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L E T T E R F R O M T H E S TA F F May is in full bloom! Is it just me or did it feel like not that long ago we were all complaining about the frigid temperatures and how we couldn’t wait for the warmer months, especially getting closer to summertime? It’s here, its here! I’m all about these warmer days and being able to get outside and participate in different activities and adventures. I’m thinking a road trip, windows rolled down, music turned up, and soaking up the sun is much needed soon. Speaking of cars, here is our May automobile issue for you! Looking to buy a car soon? You’ll find some of the hottest cars of 2014 and a rundown of each one inside. Paul Folger, news anchor on KOCO5, is our feature of the month and he was a blast to work with. He is a car lover himself and has some great insight when it comes to automobiles. We had such a great afternoon following Paul around in “a day in the life of Paul Folger.” We were able to eat delicious hot dogs at the infamous Coney Island on Main Street, play with puppies at the wonderful Central Oklahoma Humane Society, and see

behind the scenes of KOCO. It will always be a memorable day for me and the “news nerd” in me. Now that we have the OKC Energy, I can’t wait to get out and attend a home game or two this May! If you’re in town on Memorial Day Weekend, come out to Paseo Arts Festival, it’s going to be a blast, especially supporting local art. I’m also really excited to see the Amazing Spider-Man 2 and Maleficent, both premiering this May! May truly is one of my favorite months and such a great time of the year! About me: I like the smell of rain, the touch of waves, the taste of berries, the sight of flowers, the sound of laughter, and the feeling of being fully alive.

Lauren Wright

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DRIVE INTO SUMMER IN STYLE BY

Beth Ann Mock

hatchback is the pick of the litter. The Golf boasts We here at So6ix want to recommend high

six airbags, a very roomy backseat, and a leather

quality and fairly priced autos for you to spend

encased multi-functioning steering wheel.

your tax return on. Down payment, yes! We are

Media Device Interface includes iPod use and

The

bringing you a list of truly chic, tricked-out autos.

some models come with an RNS 315 navigation

And we’re bringing the fantasy, too. Let’s talk

touch system. The front seats are firm and can

about a Mazarati or a Jaguar while we’re at it. But

be adjusted according to height. This beauty is

that comes later, once we’ve let you know which

not your Dad’s family sedan and you can’t beat

2014 autos will give you the most love.

the price!

HYUNDAI ELANTRA

FORD FUSION

Fuel Economy 27/37 mpg $18,000.00 to $22,000.00

Fuel Economy 22/34mpg $22,000.00 to $34,000.00

Another reliable and sturdy sedan, the Elantra

The Fusion is a good looking machine and it

is a good value. She has a huge trunk and long

handles very well. This is a lot of car for the money

warranty coverage.

and it rides very smoothly and quietly. The MyFord

about the mileage, I assure you. I can get up to

Tough interface needs some reconnoitering; it

44 mpg on the highway and the ride is smooth.

works very slowly and is often subject to glitches.

Two downsides:

The front passenger seat is a little too low for

headroom and the front seats can’t be adjusted

some customers, but you do have the option to

for passenger height.

Hyundai is being modest

There is very limited rear

order a power passenger seat.

With 12

VOLKSWAGEN GOLF

HONDA ACCORD SEDAN

Fuel Economy 30/42 mpg $20,000.00 to $25,000.00

Fuel Economy 24/34 mpg $23,000.00 to $ 34,000.00

excellent

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mileage,

this

gorgeous

The Accord has a very roomy interior and

handles like a dream.

An attractive auto, it

accelerates rapidly, handles well, and is available in a sporty looking coupe.

generally difficult to use. Overall, a classy and comfortable ride.

The continuously

variable transmission (CVT) is apparently not for everyone. Some drivers don’t find it up to snuff with other CVTs that give a fixed number of gear ratios. The rear folding seat does not come with a split feature, which could be slightly inconvenient. Let’s have some fun and dream of what could be should we hit the lotto or miraculously fall into a pile of cash:

BENTLEY Who cares about miles per gallon when driving one of these babies? What does it matter when one of these sexy beasts can easily set you back more than $300,000.00.

The Continental GT

can only be described as exotic. It’s the perfect marriage of performance and luxurious amenity. The four-lamp headlights are jewel-detailed and have LED daytime lighting. More than one

CADILLAC XTS VSPORT Fuel Economy 16/24 mpg $63,000.00 to $70,000.00 With a twin turbo-charged V6 engine, this Caddy accelerates like it’s taking flight! With standard all-

reviewer felt that the GT outperforms Ferrari. The double wishbone front and rear feature airsuspension and anti-roll bars. Constant damping keeps this car at peak power. No matter how fast you go, there is little lean or roll.

wheel drive and a finely tuned suspension, this machine drives like a cloud. You won’t find a more comfortable ride. She’s a supermodel and she goes from 0-60 in under five seconds.

MASERATI QUATTROPORTE This car gets terrible mileage and, again, we could care less. Markedly less expensive than a Bentley, a Quattroporte will run you around

Jaguar XF Fuel Economy 19/30 mpg $45,000.00 to $99,000.00 One of the best looking luxury cars of the year,

$145,000.00. Don’t feel too bad if you may never get your hands on one.

Maserati’s reputation

has taken a downturn during the past decade. Though it is an amazing

sight to behold, the

the Jaguar XF wins best looking interior hands-

Chrysler-made switch gear on the doors is not

down. Some who have been lucky enough to

doing the Maserati brand any favors. The real

drive it find the engine could run more smoothly,

peach of this car is it’s stereo system: You won’t

but it does handle well and it corners elegantly.

find its signature 15-speaker, 1280-watt Bowers &

The infotainment system runs very slowly and is

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AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE TIPS AND TRICKS BROUGHT TO YOU BY

JEREL WRIGHT STATE FARM INSURANCE AGENCY

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want to check out before making a large purchase.

DRIVE SAFE & SAVE Drive Safe & Save, also known as DSS, is the

Also, when purchasing an additional vehicle, not

State Farm usage-based auto insurance program.

trading a car in, you are provided with 14 days of

DSS empowers drivers to personalize their auto

the same coverage on your current vehicle. Be

premium based on how much they drive and in

sure to call your agent when you receive the new

some cases how safely they drive.

It enables

car to start a new policy. This is important to make

State Farm to better match price to risk and

sure that when you are driving the new car, you

offer competitive pricing to current and potential

are always covered.

customers.

State Farm has recently teamed

STEER CLEAR SAFE DRIVE DISCOUNT

up with In-Drive, OnStar, and SYNC to bring customers new ways to save on auto insurance. discount

Are you under the age of 25 and have a quality

available to customers, with a discount of up to

driving record? You could be rewarded for your

50% in some cases. Just by simply signing up for

good driving habits and save. As long as the driver

DSS, you can save 5% as an initial participation

has a valid driverâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s license and the operator has

discount.

This is an actual device you install

not had any at-fault accidents or moving violations

in your automobile that can detect things like

during the past three years the driver may be

mileage, speeds, vehicle diagnostics, and more.

eligible to participate. The drivers can complete

By computing all of these factors, State Farm is

the test in three ways, through a kit given by your

able, in most cases (occasionally it can increase),

agent including the DVD of Rearview, Online,

to adequately discount your premium. It is free for

or mobile. A short video must be watched and

the first year of use and then there are different

questions correctly answered for the driver to be

levels the insure may choose from ranging from

signed up for the discount opportunity. This is a

$6.99 to $9.99 per month.

great way to lower the cost of your auto insurance

DSS

represents

the

largest

auto

if you are a good driver. On an average, Steer

BUYING A NEW CAR Looking to buy a new car soon? Be sure to

Clear discount can save you 15 to 20 dollars per month.

always call your agent for a quote on that certain car. In some cases, the insurance can be higher

POCKET AGENT

than originally thought. Certain models and makes

State Farm too, has moved into the digital

can be higher to insure; for example, the Honda

age along with the rest of the world. Their goal

Civic is in the top five most stolen vehicles in

is to make things as easy, quick, and convenient

Oklahoma, therefore the premiums on that certain

for you as possible 24/7. The State Farm Pocket

car are higher than most. This is something you

Agent is free and available for your mobile phone

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or tablet device. With the Pocket Agent, you can

amounts per month, in turn possibly giving you

find an agent nearest you, report a claim, bill pay,

peace of mind of your finances.

get roadside help, pull up your vehicle verification cards, and much more. Day or night, State Farm

QUICK TIPS

will be able to get you to where you need to be

• Insured’s should have an insurance and

One of the most

financial review with your personal agent at

innovating features of the Pocket Agent is the app

least every one to two years to make sure your

will assist you in creating a rough diagram of an

coverage is adequate.

through State Farm Mobile.

accident-scene whether you were involved in a

• Call your agent for a discount double check to

rear-end collision, highway accident, or on a farm

ensure you are receiving all the discounts that

near a herd of deer. This can be helpful to both

are available to you.

parties when explaining the story to emergency officials. Download the app today for free!

• Always call your agent in the event of a life change (i.e. Baby, adoptions, purchasing your home, marriage etc.).

COMMON MISCONCEPTIONS One of the most common mistakes by insured’s

• State Farm provides 24 hour/7 days a week assistance.

is that uninsured/underinsured motorist covers your vehicle.

In fact, it does not.

underinsured

coverage

pays

Uninsured/

for

medical

payments to you and your passengers in your car in the event of a medical emergency from an accident. Secondly, never assume that policies automatically contain towing and rental coverage. Full coverage is not the same or does not include towing and rental in the event of an emergency or accident. These coverages are optional and can be purchased on the average of $2.00 per month. Lastly, many believe the states requirements of minimum liability, 25,000/50,000/25,000, is adequate for all drivers. If the claimant’s bodily injury or property damage exceeds your limits, you will be required to pay the difference out of pocket. In some instances, this can be extremely expensive. Liability can be increased for minimal so6ix.com | MAY 2014

DRIVING INTO THE FUTURE CAR TECHNOLOGY

driving in the rain.

Formula One racing team

McLaren has found a new way to streamline their already ridiculously fast cars. It's trying to get rid of the windshield wipers. Chief engineer Frank Stephenson said McLaren is investigating the use of ultrasonic waves to clear windshield of bugs and weather instead of the old clunky rubber blades, according to Apple Geek. Sound waves measuring 30kHz would be sent across the windshield, creating a force field that would stop anything from touching the glass. The glass would require less cleaning and maintenance while giving the driver a better view of the road. Similar technology is used on jet aircraft today. Such technology might still be far into the future however. Windshield wipers are often required by transportation authorities for a car to be considered roadworthy. (from autos.aol.com).

‘ZERO GRAVITY’ SEATS As anyone who drives long distances can attest, sitting in a comfortable driver’s seat can make the difference between an enjoyable and intolerable journey. To help reduce fatigue on road trips

AIRLESS TIRES

and grueling commutes, Nissan is introducing

This one’s been in the pipeline for ages, with

so-called zero-gravity seats on its 2013 midsize

a number of tire companies starting work on the

Altima sedan. With a design based on posture

concept of the airless tire a decade ago. Since it

research from the National Aeronautics and

does not rely on compressed air, the airless tire

Space Administration, the new seats utilize a

cannot burst, lose pressure, or go flat. Michelin has

unique articulated seat shape with continuous

already won a handful of awards for its “Tweel”

support from the pelvis to the chest and are said

concept, which – as the name suggests – combines

to help reduce muscular and spinal loads, and

aspects of the tire and wheel into one. While the few

improve blood flow, thus reducing fatigue. (from

examples of production airless tires out there are

forbes.com).

used mostly on small construction equipment and military vehicles, there’s certainly a concerted effort to bring the technology to passenger vehicles, too. The question, of course, is just how long this will take. (from motorburn.com).

SOUNDWAVES REPLACING WINDSHIELD WIPERS Leave it to a British company to improve 18

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VEHICLE TO VEHICLE COMMUNICATION Car manufacturers and the U.S. government are seriously looking into and researching

two technologies that would enable future

When it "sees" traffic approaching while you're

cars to communicate with each other and with

backing up, it sounds an alarm. Chrysler's version

objects around them. Imagine approaching an

is available in its minivans and is called Cross Path

intersection as another car runs a red light. You

Detection System. It includes visual indicators in

don't see them at first, but your car gets a signal

the outboard mirrors. Ford's system is called Cross

from the other car that it's directly in your path

Traffic Alert. Offered in the just-released 2010

and warns you of the potential collision, or even

Fusion and Mercury Milan, it also has outboard

hits the brakes automatically to avoid an accident.

mirror alarm indicators. (from Bankrate.com).

A developing technology called Vehicle-toVehicle communication, or V2V, is being tested by automotive manufacturers like Ford as a way to help reduce the amount of accidents on the road.

V2V works by using wireless signals to

send information back and forth between cars about their location, speed and direction. The information is then communicated to the cars around it in order to provide information on how to keep the vehicles safe distances from each other. At MIT, engineers are working on V2V algorithms that calculate information from cars to determine what the best evasive measure should be if another car started coming into its own projected path. A study put out by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration in 2010 says that V2V has the potential to reduce 79 percent of target vehicle crashes on the road. (from auto. howstuffworks.com).

IN-CAR ESPRESSO MAKER The humble cup holder has long been a basic accessory in a passenger car. Brewing something to fill it inside the vehicle? That's a more recent enhancement. This fall, Fiat is expected to offer built-in espresso machines on the 500L crossover model that will launch in Europe. In the race to differentiate various systems of in-car connectivity, Fiat, in tandem with Lavazza, a popular Italian coffee maker, has succeeded. Who knew that, by connectivity, they were talking about keeping customers connected to a favorite caffeine? With the recent spike in concern over driver distractions, there are already questions about whether the product is suited for safe driving. In response, Fiat said the machine only works when

REAR-TRAFFIC DETECTOR

the car is in park. The 500L is set to debut in

Backing out of a parking space in a busy lot

Europe in October. Although the model is coming

can be an adventure. Although rear-pointing radar

to the United States, there are no immediate plans

has been around for a few years alerting drivers

to include the espresso machine in American cars.

to unseen objects immediately behind them -- a

For those of us on this side of the Atlantic, that

fence, wall, tree or another vehicle -- new radar

still means Starbucks on every street corner. (from

technology searches for approaching cross traffic.

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AUTOMOBILES

TRUTH IN THE NUMBERS

1 BILLION 30,000 There are currently

cars in use on the Earth

The average car has parts

The average American spends about

38 50 The “New Car Smell” is composed of over

hours in a year stuck in traffic

volatile organic compounds

It would take less than

6 MONTHS 165,000 60 MPG About

cars are produced every day

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to get to the moon by car at

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WHITE WATER RAFTING & KAYAKING

A $32 million Whitewater Rafting and Kayaking Center is underway in the Boathouse District on the

Oklahoma River. It is easily accessible to metro residents as well as visitors seeing as it’s located right at the crossroads of our nation on I35 and I40. This state-of-the-art adventure facility will be one of the few in the world. Fun fact: it’s being designed and developed by the same team that developed the UK’s Lee Valley White Water Centre for the 2012 London Olympics. The center will be an 11-acre area for family fun and elite athlete training, alike. Recirculating channels pumping city water will ultimately create II-IV class rapids that will be able to offer a range of experiences for those who are kayaking, canoeing, and rafting. Complete with a conveyer system to return paddlers to the top of the channel is the perfect way to provide hours of fun and entertainment for the entire family. Construction is underway and estimated for completion in 2015.

PUPPY OF BRICKTOWN THE MONTH BIKE BAR

Looking for a fun way to get out and see the

town in a totally different way? The Bricktown Bike Bar is a new way of going out on the town in style! The Bike Bar is a 100% pedal powered vehicle that serves those looking for a unique experience. A tour on the Bricktown Bike Bar is a 15 person maximum group (10 peddlers, 5 loungers), that can be customized to pedal anywhere around Downtown Oklahoma City.

One of the “party

facilitators” will steer the group around town while you mix the fun combo of beer and bicycles. Brittany The Brittany is a medium-sized, leggy, dualpurpose dog, equally suited for sport and companionship. It’s a both a hunting and show dog. The Brittany is strong, quick and agile, requiring exercise and activity to occupy his body and mind. He is a happy and alert dog who possesses willing attitude. 22

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Pricing: Friday and Saturday are $320 for two hours or Sunday-Thursday $295 for two hours. This is a great way to be active, see our wonderful entertainment district and have a blast with friends while doing all of the above. They can be reached at (405) 633-2546.

TAPPING TO THE TUNES Doin’ What She Likes Blake Shelton

CELEBRITY FEATURE Zac Efron Actor Age: 26 A Few of His Popular Movies: High School Musical, 17 Again, Charlie St. Cloud, The Lucky One

Satellite Call Sara Bareilles Snow (Hey Oh) Red Hot Chili Peppers

PASEO FEST The 38h Annual Paseo Arts Festival will take place once again this Memorial Day Weekend: May 24-26, 2014, drawing in more than 60,000 people. More than 80 visual artists will fill the Historic Paseo Arts District. They come together to sell and show off original pieces of art in various mediums, such as paintings, photography, wood, and jewelry. Art will be in all forms during this fest. Musicians and live performances will take two stages. The North Stage will be full of acoustic, singers/songwriters, from folk and country to bluegrass and more. The South Stage will spotlight dancers, more vibrant acts, and the festival’s most popular returning acts. Come hungry, there will be many traditional and non-traditional treats, both savory and sweet.

Efron is in the upcoming blockbuster hit Neighbors with Seth Rogen set to hit the big screen May 9 and is currently filming the movie for the popular novel “The Associate,” by John Grisham set to be released in 2015. A moment we can’t forget: Efron broke free (of his shirt) at the MTV Movie Awards in April. He was accepting his award for best shirtless performance, beating out Chris Hemsworth in Thor, and the presenter Rita Ora gladly provided a bit of stripping assistance. Ladies; sadly, he’s off the market for now. He’s rumored to be cozying up to Neighbors co-star Halston Sage. Apparently he’s really good to her. How sweet! Fun Facts: Efron turned down a record deal from Simon Cowell, saying that acting was his main priority.

Saturday and Sunday will be from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Efron learned to ride a motorcycle from Tom Cruise.

and Monday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Come enjoy the

If he could swap lives with anyone, it would be the Queen of England, apparently!

sights, sounds, and tastes of the event.

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HEALTHY LIVING WITH

Scott Do

As most have noticed, the entire nation has seen a dramatic increase in *obesity rates over the past few decades. More shocking than that, Oklahoma has rapidly made the jump from the bottom to the top of the obesity charts in one of the quickest rises in history. As of 2013, Oklahoma ranks sixth in the nation for obesity. A staggering 32.2 percent of adults are obese in Oklahoma. The numbers don’t get much better for the children either, where 28.2 percent are considered obese. As many know we are a state that relies heavily on vehicle transportation from point A to point B, instead of say, walking or biking. As a state that loves their fried food or food in general, and that wasn’t necessarily laid out for pedestrians or biking, we have to make a conscious effort moving forward to change the status quo. Whether it be becoming more active, making healthier food choices, learning to choose the right options out, or even just bringing awareness to the general public, there’s so much we can all start doing today to make a difference tomorrow. *A person is classified as obese if his or her BMI is equal to or exceeding 30.

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8 EASY TIPS TO GET A FLAT STOMACH FOR SUMMER 1. Cut Out Sugar And Pop Drinks 2. No Processed Food 3. Cut Out Dairy, Take Vitamin D Instead 4. Do Cardio 5. Do Abs 3 To 4X A Week 6. Drink Lots Of Water 7. Minimize Your Sodium 8. Go Gluten-Free 24

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HEALTHY STIR-FRY

Extra virgin olive oil spray 99% fat free ground turkey Red onions Garlic powder Gluten-free soy sauce Black pepper Steamed broccoli Mini bell peppers 1 cup of cooked white or brown rice

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EATS

KD's

SOUTHERN CUISINE Walking up to the restaurant that bares the name of Oklahoma City sports icon Kevin Durant, I was already impressed with the outside of the building. Its exterior design combines modern elements with a building that fits in with the surrounding buildings that make up the Bricktown district. Bright LED lights inside the sidewalk lead you all the way to the front door and past it to a beautiful patio sitting directly on the canal. The interior of the restaurant is very impressive. Everything in the restaurant is very modern and has the look of an upscale restaurant combined with elements of a New York nightclub. I was graciously treated to a tour of the restaurant from the general manager who was obviously very proud of his restaurant and for good reason. He took me to Kevin’s private room where I was told he comes for dinner after each home game and usually with a few of his Thunder teammates. Its a beautiful banquet room located in the northwest corner of the restaurant and is also available for private parties and has its own full service bar. He then showed me to the wine cellar in the center of the restaurant. Its a very impressive 2 story cellar that glows in Thunder blue and stocked with a wide selection of wine and champagne. I was very surprised to find out the original plan was for this area to be Kevin’s private table. The main portion of the restaurant is divided into the dining area and the bar area. The bar is lit in Thunder blue LED lights and surrounded by a room full of flat screens. I was able to try an wide range of menu items. I started by choosing two popular starters recommended by the waitress, Deviled Eggs with Smoked Trout as well as Chicken Wings. The Deviled Eggs had the classic flavor and were in a satisfying portion. The Chicken Wings were phenomenal. Using only wings and not drumsticks, they were powder-seasoned in a lemon pepper Parmesan that was absolutely delicious. One of the entrees I sampled was the Blackened Stuffed Catfish, which is a generous fillet that is stuffed with jumbo lump crabmeat and shrimp medley. It was cooked perfectly and had a pleasant combination of flavor. Another entree selection was the Fried Chicken and Waffles. This popular southern dish is done right at KD’s. The fried chicken has a delicious classic batter that is well suited for the sweet and savory combo. Finally, off the dessert menu came out Peach Cobbler and White Chocolate Cheesecake. The cheesecake was delicious and I was really enjoying it until I tried the most amazing Peach Cobbler I’ve ever tasted. It was nothing short of amazing and topped off the whole experience.

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JUNIORS 2601 NW Expy # GR1W Oklahoma City, OK 73112 405.848.5597 • juniorsokc.com

CHUY’S 760 N Interstate Dr Norman, OK 73072 405.360.0881 • chuys.com

Located on the ground floor of the Oil Center

Originating in Austin, Texas in 1982, Chuy’s has made

building on Northwest Expressway, Junior's has been

its way to Norman, Oklahoma! Offering a unique, funky,

an Oklahoma City landmark since 1973. Junior's offers

colorful, and bright atmosphere, Chuy’s saying is “If

personalized service and fine dining. Don't come looking

you’ve seen one Chuy’s, you’ve seen one Chuy’s.” Each

for a gourmet fusion of three beans and art though. They

location’s decor is completely different, but the food is

offer the best hand-cut certified Black Angus steaks in

always delectable. The food is served fresh, tasty, and

town, Australian lobster, Junior’s famous Caesar Salad,

completely affordable. Menu favorites include Burritos

and much more. Check out their online menu for a

As Big As Yo’ Face, Stuffed Chile Rellenos and margaritas

sample of entrees or call ahead for the lunch special of

mad with fresh-squeezed lime juice. Chuy’s food truly is a

the day. This is a great place to have a quality meal all

powerful addiction. Just a bit of advice: don’t miss our on

while experience some of Oklahoma City’s history.

their creamy jalepeno sauce/dip. It’s to die for.

CAFFÉ PRANZO 9622 N May Ave Oklahoma City, OK 73120 405.755.3577 • caffepranzo.publishpath.com

BIG SKY BREAD CO. 6606 N Western Ave Oklahoma City, OK 73116 405.879.0330 • bigskybreadokc.com

Legend's is a stunning, intimate, casually up-scale

Big Sky Bread is excited to offer the freshest-tasting

family-owned restaurant which has served Norman and

American and European breads available. All of the

the University of Oklahoma community for forty years.

breads, cookies, muffins and rolls are baked fresh daily

They’re perfect for business meetings, gatherings,

with only the best ingredients. Big Sky breads contain

romantic dinners, or casual meals. Legend's serves a broad menu ranging from salads and sandwiches to fresh seafood, pastas, steaks, fowl, pork, vegetarian and gluten-free dishes. They offer two house-made soups

no preservatives. With a few exceptions, they contain no processed sugars, added fats, oils or cholesterol. Best of all, customer’s say Big Sky is the best-tasting bread around. They have daily specials like Cinnamon Walnut Raisin, Jalapeno Cornbread, or Light Oat Cracked.

and eight to ten house-made desserts daily. Needing a

Don’t miss out of the Bread of the Day, which is listed

tasty drink? They menu twenty wines by the glass, and

on a calendar for each month. You can find specials like

a large list of wines by the bottle, in addition to a wide

Cherry Chocolate or Black Forest Pumpernickel. This is a

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great local spot for freshly made bread.

COOKING WITH CHEF ROBINETT Chef Benjamin Robinett, CCC,

graduated

from

Cordon Bleu - Portland, in

then moved to Legend’s Restaurant, a well-established restaurant and caterer, where he put his experience to work in all areas of the kitchen.

2001 with High Honors. After

In 2006, Benjamin was hired as the Executive Chef

graduation, he ran a small

of the Moore Medical Center, where he and his team

café in Colorado, but quickly

developed a room-service style dining experience for

found himself on a career

patients and a restaurant quality and style food for

path at the Ritz-Carlton Club

hospital employees and outside guests. A few years later,

in Aspen. He started as the

Benjamin brought his talent to an upscale assisted living

Employee Dining Room Chef,

community in Oklahoma City, improving food operations

preparing three meals a day,

on multiple properties until he was offered a unique

every day, for employees, and transitioned to a Pastry

opportunity to work with an Oklahoma ice carver.

Chef for the Willow Creek Bistro inside the hotel. Also

In 2012, Benjamin accepted his current position at

while at the Ritz-Carlton, Benjamin worked as Private

the Culinary Institute of Platt College, where he shares

Chef to Barry Bonds and had the honor of working with

his education and experience with students of all

Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto.

levels. Benjamin is an American Culinary Federation

Eventually, Benjamin moved back to his home town in

(ACF) Certified Chef de Cuisine, and is a certified

Oklahoma and began a long and diverse career across

ServSafe Instructor and Proctor. Chef Robinett is also

the Oklahoma City area. He began as a Sous Chef for two

currently the Recording Secretary for the local chapter

small restaurants in Norman, one near Campus Corner

of the ACF, and the Culinary Advisor for Red Rock

serving students of the University of Oklahoma. Benjamin

Premium Beef Company.

ITALIAN SAUSAGE & SPINACH CANNELLONI WITH GLUTEN-FREE PASTA For the filling: 1 c. ricotta cheese 1/3 c. shredded parmesan cheese ½ c. fresh baby spinach, cooked and excess water removed ½ c. Italian sausage, cooked, fat drained 1 tsp. garlic, finely chopped ¼ c. yellow onions, small diced 1 ea. whole egg pinch kosher salt

For the pasta: 1 ½ c. garbanzo bean flour 2 ea. whole eggs 2 ea. egg yolks 3 fl. oz. olive oil 3 fl. oz. water

Make sure the spinach has been cooked and well drained to remove any moisture; spinach will need to be squeezed to remove all excess liquid. Mix together all filling ingredients. Once filling has been prepared, place in piping bag. Cut large opening in tip of piping bag – there is no need to use a pastry tip for this. Incorporate all ingredients for pasta in stand mixer using dough hook attachment. Once dough has come together (may still appear dry in spots – that’s okay!), remove from mixer bowl, knead a few times to incorporate if necessary, and place onto floured surface (granite or marble work best), divide into 4 pieces. Working with one quarter of the dough and generously floured surface, roll out dough until paper-thin. Trim up edges to make a square, then, divide into smaller squares, about 3 ½ inches by 6 inches. NOTE: This dough can be very sticky and will most likely stick to the rolling pin and counter if enough flour isn’t used while rolling out. The dough on the surface may seem impossible to remove, but using a thin metal spatula and a little patience, you can gently scrape up each sheet of dough. To Assemble: Take prepared pasta sheets and pipe the filling down the center of the pasta, lengthwise. When filled, roll the pasta over the filling, making sure the pasta overlaps on the other side to create a seam. Place finished cannelloni together in a casserole dish, making sure that all the seams are down. Cover with your favorite marinara sauce and shredded mozzarella cheese. Bake at 375 degrees for 10 minutes, or until warmed through, and cheese is bubbly. so6ix.com | MAY 2014

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1. What got you started in news? My interest in broadcast news began in high school. I loved watching Joan Lunden on Good Morning America. She had great energy and enthusiasm and I thought--that's a job I'd like to do.

so devastating. But it also showed Oklahomans coming together. 3. What is your favorite part of your job? My favorite part of anchoring the evening news is the connection with people at home. I talk about

2. What has been one of the most memorable

the days events, but I also realize I'm in your home

moments for you?

3 times a day. More than your best friend. So

One of the unforgettable moments for me is here in Oklahoma and the May 20th tornado. It was 34

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when you see me on the street you treat me like family. You can't ask for a better job!

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4. You love cars, do you have a favorite or

find exactly the car you want to drive. There are

dream car?

better things to do with your money, but if you get

I do love cars. Jessica Schambach says I

the car you really want, you won't regret spending

have quirky taste in cars. She's probably right.

the money. On the matter of money, save, save,

I love Volkswagens, Saabs and Porsches. I'd

save for it. Then when you buy that car you realize

say my dream cars are late 80's Saabs and the

how hard you worked to earn it.

Volkswagen Vanagon Westphalia. It's a camper and a car. Both of these are cars I've had in the

7. Where did your love of cars come from?

past--but yes I'd like to have them again. Right

I think my love of cars came from riding in my

now, my goal is to complete 200,000 miles on an

aunt's 1960's VW Bug. I loved that little green car.

old Volvo of mine.

In fact, I still have the spare key for it. I wonder if it's still on the road today?

5. Tell us a fun story!

Growing up one of my dreams was to travel

8. Where are your go-to places to hang out or eat?

America in a Volkswagen Van. About 3 months

I think Oklahoma City has some great local

before I graduated from college one of the my

restaurants. I enjoy Coffee Slingers. I love to

pals had a VW Vanagon and we decided to hit the

go to places like Flint and Kitchen 324--both

road upon graduation. We left the weekend after

are beautiful restaurants. I also enjoy Zarates in

I graduated and headed across the country living

Edmond--get the Beef Lomo Saltado. I also really

in this van. We saw so much. New Orleans, San

like to go to Coney Island Hotdogs downtown. It's

Antonio, Zion, Utah, the Grand Canyon, Los

got history. In the winter, eat the hotdog inside the

Angeles, San Francisco and so much more. We

restaurant. But when its nice out, walk around the

even paid tribute to Elvis at Graceland. What a

block and eat hotdogs on the grass in the shadow

trip! All in a VW--a dream come true!

of Devon Tower.

6. What is your advice to someone wanting to buy a classic or dream car?

9. You enjoy cooking do you have a favorite dish? I do enjoy cooking. My job keeps me busy

I'd say if you want a dream car or classic car do

so I love to spend time at home cooking when I

your homework. Be patient. Take your time and

get the chance. My favorite dish to make is my

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grandmother's spaghetti sauce. It's simple: ground

around it has to be ridden. I invested in a road bike

beef, salt, sugar, tomatoes, pepper, bay leaves,

and started riding. From spring to fall I ride 20

oregano, basil, an onion and garlic. That's it. The

miles a day every day. I love the ride--but the wind

trick to make it like my grandmothers is to work it

I could do without. When it's cold out I swim 1,000

down with a potato masher over and over. I add

meters a day. I love to swim--maybe more than I

an Oklahoma flair to it by buying fresh noodles

like to ride.

at Flips. My grandmother passed a couple of years ago, but when I make that sauce it smells just like

11. Do you have future plans?

her house. Those are amazing memories. There's

I really enjoy television news and sharing

been no better gift than her teaching me to make it.

people’s stories. I plan to anchor and report the

news for a long time. One of the best gifts for me in

10. You stay active, what are some of your

this career are all the stories. In fact, I've gathered

favorite activities outside of work?

so many stories over the years, I'm now starting

When I moved to Oklahoma. I had to conquer Lake Hefner. A body of water with a paved path

to speak to groups on the power of connecting with people. It's awesome.

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M AY 2 0 1 4 BY

Dadhichi Toth

www.astrology.com.au

have developed over the years. You have bright new ideas but will be thwarted by someone who is authoritarian. Enlist the help of friends after the 8th when Mercury enters the eleventh house of friendships. Confusion could still occur but if you are careful you’ll find that some life dream or at least a temporary situation can be realised around the 21st.

GEMINI (MAY 21 - JUNE 20) You have a need to hide yourself away, at least in the first couple of days of the month. Focus on your needs and don’t be afraid to express this to the world around you. Heavier responsibilities occur up until the 10th due to the Sun and Saturn combination. Plan your work more carefully and be decisive with co-workers.

CANCER (JUNE 21 - JULY 22) Slow, deliberate thinking are the key words for May. You are tired of dealing with a situation that is recurrent and need to take a stand. You can speak your mind around the 13th when Mercury and Mars favourably augment your communication skills. After the 16th, romance hots up with some unexpected pleasures being offered. Confusion around the 29th may be due to you projecting too many hopeful thoughts on an otherwise negative situation. Keep things real.

LEO (JULY 23 - AUGUST 22) You have an excellent combination of planets in your career zone and this shows that you will want to do something new just now with the skills you 46

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VIRGO (AUGUST 23 - SEPTEMBER 22) The Moon, Mercury and the Sun transiting a 9th zone of journeys, higher knowledge and education. You need to escape and assert your independence this month and the 3rd, 6th or 25th are perfect dates to do so. There may also be issues of litigation pending for some born under Virgo but if you do your homework and don't back down you are likely to be successful in this respect.

LIBRA (SEPTEMBER 23 - OCTOBER 22) This is a great month for your self-esteem and to improve all of your relationships, both personal and professional. On the 3rd when Venus moves to your zone of marriage you may even be part of a celebration – christening, engagement or wedding of someone close, either a friend or family member. This may also relate to your own relationship and an increased feeling of love and warmth for that person. When Mercury transits your zone of career on the 29th expect more calls, emails and other communication.

TAURUS (APRIL 20 - MAY 20)

Your personal prowess and attractiveness reaches a peak around the 3rd. Use your power of persuasion wisely. Passions are strong around the 11th but up until the 20th you should look carefully and judge other’s characters with a clear calculating mind. Don’t wear your heart on your sleeve. Travels take place after the 21st.

into a friend around the 28th and this will be particularly useful in your working environment.

SCORPIO (OCTOBER 23 - NOVEMBER 21) A new regime of diet, health and workplace activity is important if you are to find balance. Life may be edgy and your nerves may be shot. An eclipse on the 15th indicates the need to regenerate your spiritual energies and this is best done alone. The additional eclipse on the 29th brings to the fore your relationships and with Mercury involved important communications emerge especially after the 23rd.

SAGITTARIUS (NOVEMBER 22 - DECEMBER 21) Venus enters your fifth house on the 3rd which is excellent for relationships. You’re idealising love around the 11th so keep it real! On the 16th an unusual friendship can start to develop but be careful that you don’t end up wasting too much energy on someone who’s not serious. Finances and the deeper issues of life take precedence on the 29th.

CAPRICORN (DECEMBER 22 - JANUARY 19)

New friendships occur now and for singles this is a month where a new relationship can commence but you are best to take things slowly as shown by the retrograde motion of Saturn in the eleventh house of social affairs. Take care with your physical health leading up to the 5th of May and do something to improve your physical exercise regime around the 8th. You can turn an enemy

AQUARIUS (JANUARY 20 - FEBRUARY 18) Career is preferred especially around the 3rd when the Sun aspects your zone of career. Don't be too obsessive around the 15th especially if office romance comes your way. You could complicate matters. Stable and productive work patterns can be expected with Jupiter and Saturn giving you a bolster around the 25th.

PISCES (FEBRUARY 19 - MARCH 20) Saturn performs some transformative actions on your deep inner self and psyche. Confronting issues from your past between the 5th and the 13th may be unpleasant but refreshing to your mind and soul. A trip in the latter part of the month, perhaps after the 26th will be an excellent reprieve from some of the pressures of life.

ARIES (MARCH 21 - APRIL 19) You can be clever in making money during May as the Sun Mercury activates your finance zone. With the Moon transiting the third house of communication and contract this is an excellent time to be negotiating a better deal where you can and generally increasing your cash flow through whatever means you can creatively muster up. You’re best served by trying something different rather than the tried and tested. so6ix.com | MAY 2014

AFFORDABLE HAIR TRANSPLANTS FOR MEN & WOMEN BY

Tim R. Love, M.D., F.A.C.S.

Hair loss affects men and women at a much higher rate than one may think. There are a wide

follicular units is just the way nature intended. It ensures a natural, permanent look.

variety of treatment options available from oral and topical medications to hair transplantation so it is important to make the wise choice for your specific condition. Men and women who experience bald spots or thinning hair can benefit from an affordable, permanent solution to their condition with a hair transplant.

THE PROCEDURE Hair transplant surgery is performed as an in-office procedure.

GOOD CANDIDATES

The patient is slightly

sedated and injected with local anesthetic. The

Hair transplant patients must have healthy

donor sites are then trimmed short so that the

hair growth at the back and sides of the head

grafts may be easily accessed and removed.

which serves as donor sites.

It is important to

In this micro-graft approach, a scalpel is used

find the most efficient use for this hair based on

to remove small sections of hair-bearing scalp.

its attributes such as color, texture and body to

This is then divided into tiny sections of two to

ensure the optimum result. Natural hair grows in

three follicles each which are transplanted into

combination of single hair follicles intermixed with

tiny slits made within the scalp area selected

multiple follicle units.

Follicular unit transplants

for new growth. Great care is taken to ensure

involve moving healthy hair from the back of the

that the new grafts are transplanted to grow in

scalp to areas of thinning. This transfer of intact

a natural direction. On average, 1500 grafts are

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transplanted in an initial surgery.

YOUR NEW HAIR It is normal and temporary for this ‘new’ hair to fall out within six weeks after surgery. After it falls out, it will take five to six weeks before hair growth resumes. This ‘new’ hair will usually grow at a rate of about one-half inch per month.

DO YOUR HOMEWORK It is important to consult with a plastic surgeon who can evaluate your hair growth and loss and review your family history of hair loss. Make sure the American Board of Plastic Surgery has certified your surgeon and that he or she has significant experience in this procedure. The end results of hair transplant surgery are extremely rewarding to the patient and to his or her surgical team.

To learn more about hair transplant surgery and to view a 3-D video of the procedure, visit www. loveyourhairtransplant.com.

Dr. Love is board-certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons.

He holds

membership in the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery, the Lipoplasty Society of North America and the American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery. www.drtimlove.com. so6ix.com | MAY 2014

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

ROLLIN’ THUNDER RALLY MAY 2 – MAY 3 OKC Downtown Airpark 1701 S Western Ave Oklahoma City, OK MAY 1 MYRON OLIVER RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY, OK STARS BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY, OK STEPHEN SPEAKS RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY, OK BOB MINTZER WITH MITCH BELL & FRIENDS UCO JAZZ LAB EDMOND, OK MAY 2 SHORTT DOGG UCO JAZZ LAB EDMOND, OK CASINO BELLE ISLE BREWERY OKLAHOMA CITY, OK THE BOURGEOIS / SPEAK, MEMORY THE BLUE NOTE OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 3 ADDVERSE EFFECTS THE BLUE NOTE OKLAHOMA CITY, OK RUSTY & THE NAILS NEWCASTLE GAMING CENTER NEWCASTLE, OK ERIC DUNKIN TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY, OK EVAN MICHAELS BAND TOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 50

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JIM THE ELEPHANT BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MITCH & ALLEN RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY, OK STARS RUSSELL’S OKLAHOMA CITY, OK EQUILIBRIUM BELLE ISLE BREWERY OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 4 EDGAR CRUZ SKIRVIN HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY, OK THE BARBRA AND JANIS SHOW UCO JAZZ LAB EDMOND, OK MAY 6 PIANIST – TARA DILLARD SKIRVIN HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 7 GRANT WELLS SKIRVIN HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY, OK LAURA LEIGHE BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 8 AVENUE BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MARK VOLLERTSEN (ACOUSTIC) RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY, OK

TOBY MAC May 2 The Zoo Amphitheatre 2101 NE 50th St Oklahoma City, OK

THIRD EYE BLIND May 4 Diamond Ballroom 8001 S Eastern Ave Oklahoma City, OK

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GAVIN DEGRAW May 6 Diamond Ballroom 8001 S Eastern Ave Oklahoma City, OK MAY 9 JD MCPHERSON ACM@UCO OKLAHOMA CITY, OK ANNIE UP THUNDERBIRD CASINO NORMAN, OK STARS RIVERWIND CASINO NORMAN, OK AVENUE TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY, OK DEREK HARRIS RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY, OK KYLIE MORGAN REMINGTON PARK OKLAHOMA CITY, OK STEREO DECK NEVADA MAX’S OKLAHOMA CITY, OK TRENT TIGER (ACOUSTIC) TOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY, OK JIM THE ELEPHANT BELLE ISLE BREWERY OKLAHOMA CITY, OK FICTIONAL MALADIES / FOX / THE YOUNGLINGS THE BLUE NOTE OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 10 JOHN FULLBRIGHT UCO MITCHELL HALL EDMOND, OK

ADMIRALS / ME LIKE BEES THE BLUE NOTE OKLAHOMA CITY, OK ANNIE UP RUSSELL’S OKLAHOMA CITY, OK CROSSLAND BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY, OK RICK JAWNSUN TOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY, OK STEVE CROSSLEY – ONE MAN BAND RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY, OK ERIC DUNKIN NEWCASTLE GAMING CENTER NEWCASTLE, OK LOWER40 RIVERWIND CASINO NORMAN, OK SLOWVEIN BELLE ISLE BREWERY OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 11 EDGAR CRUZ SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 13 PIANIST – TARA DILLARD SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 14 AARON NEWMAN BAND BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY, OK

FOREIGNER, STYX & DON FELDER May 16 The Zoo Amphitheatre 2101 NE 50th St Oklahoma City, OK

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ICED EARTH May 16 Diamond Ballroom 8001 S Eastern Ave Oklahoma City, OK

SKRILLEX May 23 The Zoo Amphitheatre 2101 NE 50th St Oklahoma City, OK 52

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GRANT WELLS SKIRVIN HILTON HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY, OK HOSTY DUO FIRELAKE GRAND CASINO SHAWNEE, OK MAY 17 SHAKERS OF SALT NEWCASTLE GAMING CENTER NEWCASTLE, OK MAY 23 AVENUE RIVERWIND CASINO NORMAN, OK THE WURLY BIRDS THE BLUE NOTE OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 24 NATIVE LIGHTS THE BLUE NOTE OKLAHOMA CITY, OK ANNIE UP RIVERWIND CASINO NORMAN, OK MARK VOLLERSTEN(ACOUSTIC) NEWCASTLE GAMING CENTER NEWCASTLE, OK THE WEATHERMEN TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY, OK NATIVE LIGHTS THE BLUE NOTE OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 25 EDGAR CRUZ SKIRVIN HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY, OK

MAY 27 PIANIST – TARA DILLARD SKIRVIN HOTEL OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 28 URBAN ADDICTION BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 29 STARS BAKER STREET OKLAHOMA CITY, OK GROOVE MERCHANTS RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 30 MOUNTAIN SMOKE RED ROCK OKLAHOMA CITY, OK SHADY 5 EIGHTY TOBY KEITH’S BAR & GRILL OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 31 DEREK HARRIS (ACOUSTIC) NEWCASTLE GAMING CENTER NEWCASTLE, OK 2AM TAPWERKS OKLAHOMA CITY, OK TYLER HOPKINS AND THE REBELLION THE BLUE NOTE OKLAHOMA CITY, OK

KISHI BASHI May 25 Bricktown Music Hall 104 E Flaming Lips Alley Oklahoma City, OK

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DOWNTOWN EDMOND ARTS FESTIVAL N OF BROADWAY & 2ND ST EDMOND, OK MAY 9

PREMIER FILM ROW OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 17

INDIE TRUNK SHOW OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR PARK OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 20 – MAY 25

LIVE ON THE PLAZA BETWEEN CLASSEN & PENN ON 16TH ST OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 10 CELEBRITY ATTRACTIONS PRESENTS: SISTER ACT CIVIC CENTER MUSIC HALL OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 24 – MAY 26

COLOR ME RAD 5K OKLAHOMA STATE FAIRGROUNDS OKLAHOMA CITY, OK

BOB MOORE ALL FORD CAR & TRUCK SHOW 8948 I-35 SERVICE RD OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 56

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PASEO ARTS FESTIVAL PASEO ARTS DISTRICT OKLAHOMA CITY, OK

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MAY 10 OKLAHOMA CITY ENERGY VS LA BLUES PRIBIL STADIUM OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 11 OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS COLORADO SPRINGS SKY SOX CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 12

OK RIVER RUN & DOG JOG WILEY POST PARK OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 30

H&8TH 8TH & HUDSON OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 31 MADE IN OKLAHOMA WINE, BEER & FOOD FESTIVAL SHERATON MIDWEST CITY HOTEL REED CONFERENCE CENTER MIDWEST CITY, OK

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MAY 1 OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS ROUND ROCK EXPRESS CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 6 OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS MEMPHIS REDBIRDS CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 7 OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS MEMPHIS REDBIRDS CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 8 OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS MEMPHIS REDBIRDS CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 9 OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS MEMPHIS REDBIRDS CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY, OK

OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS COLORADO SPRINGS SKY SOX CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 13 OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS COLORADO SPRINGS SKY SOX CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 16 OKLAHOMA CITY ENERGY VS RICHMOND KICKERS PRIBIL STADIUM OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 27 OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS OMAHA STORM CHASERS CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 28 OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS OMAHA STORM CHASERS CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 29 OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS OMAHA STORM CHASERS CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 30 OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS OMAHA STORM CHASERS CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY, OK MAY 31

OKLAHOMA CITY ENERGY VS NEW YORK RED BULLS PRIBIL STADIUM OKLAHOMA CITY, OK OKLAHOMA CITY REDHAWKS VS MEMPHIS REDBIRDS CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK OKLAHOMA CITY, OK so6ix.com | MAY 2014

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