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Housed behind the historic brick walls of the former Carey Lumber Building in Norman, The Crucible Foundry is a reflection of the University community that surrounds it. With a graceful mix of art and science, the Crucible uses the latest innovations in the lost-wax method and alpha-cured/set sand casting to perform the ancient art of casting monumental bronze sculpture. The Crucible Foundry offers all of the following services: Enlargements and Reduction, Silicone/Urethane Molds, Lost Wax Casting, Alpha-Cure/Set Sand Casting, Patina, Refurbishing and Repair, Freight and Installation. Visit their indoor gallery or their outdoor sculpture garden!
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Date Found: August 07, 2009
Date Produced: August 07, 2009
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September 11, 2009
Mount Scott, the states third-highest point, offers a wonderful opportunity to experience the outdoors through rock climbing, rappelling and hiking or to relax and enjoy the scenery. Campgrounds, delicious food and the Holy City can be found nearby.
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August 22, 2009
See Oklahomas eclectic range of musicians and entertainers through these live performances in our studio, from both locally and nationally acclaimed artists. Check the artists websites for information on upcoming performance dates.   Originally aired October 18, 2007.
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August 14, 2009
The University of Oklahoma Football team always puts on a show on the field, but all around the stadium its a true entertainment event. With technology updates for the 2008 season, such as a new HD jumbrotron and sound system, games with provide an even more exciting sensory experience for ...
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August 14, 2009
With more that 1,000 pieces of Sooner memorabilia scattered around the property, this hotel and eatery is a place that any Sooner sports fan will love. Originally aired January 6, 2007
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August 14, 2009
Exploring space is closer then you think thanks to the Stafford Air and Space Museum. The history of flight and space exploration can be seen at this great museum in Weatherford.
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