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Star Struck In The Lone Star State Can music conferences help your career, or will you end up spending a pile of money to become a single speck in a sea of white noise? music conference • sxsw • austin • records • radio
Going to the Heart of Texas, USA-Fredericksburg Fredericksburg is a Texan touchstone. The town offers a key to understanding the Lone Star state, from a "Come and Take It" attitude to pride of country and countryside. fredericksburg texas u.s.a. • lone star state • wineries in hill country • willie nelson will owen gauge luckenbach • lbj ranch and park
Hello Texas! If you visit Texas, whether you choose the Space Center or a remote wilderness campsite, remember from whence our name comes, “friends”, and our state’s motto, friendship. texas • caddo indians • tejas • chili • bluebonets
The War on Drugs An analysis of how the Constitution and judicial discretion conflict with Congressional politics over the idea of mandatory minimums and the war on drugs. constitution • mandatory minimums • drugs • congress • narcotics
ACL Festival 2009 in Retrospect October 4rth marks the conclusion of the Austin City Limits music festival, one of America's most anticipated musical events. But did the reality meet the expectations? austin city limits music festival • dave matthews • pearl jam • ghostland observatory • the toadies
Obama Should Win Texas Primary The Texas state Democratic primary, with an intricate system of caucuses and primaries, strongly favors Illinois Senator Barack Obama. texas democratic primary • vote early and often • texas delegates to convention • caucus and primary • hispanic latino and black texas voters
The Bluebonnet, Texas State Flower The Texas Bluebonnet wild flower represents the Lone Star State as much as Stetson hats and cowboy boots. Officially Lupinus Texensis, it's been called "Buffalo Clover". bluebonnet • texas wild flower • lone star state • buffalo clover • lupinus texensis
Visiting Fredericksburg, Texas A look at the attractions and character of an interesting old German town in the Texas Hill Country about 78 miles west of Austin and 70 miles north of San Antonio. visiting fredericksburg texas • german texas cultures • lone star state hill country • american express card • national museum of pacific war
Being Poor in Depression Era Texas In the 1930s, Texas' poor struggled to adjust to rapidly increasing unemployment and homelessness plus the emotional scares that lasted long after the economy recovered. texas in the great depression • psychological impacts of the great depression • racism and the activities of depression-era privat • racism and the new deal • apathy and violence in the great depression
Joshua Jackson Sets Sail on "Dawson's Creek" An interview with "Dawson's Creek" star Joshua Jackson on life post-"D.C." Jackson can currently be seen opposite Glenn Close in "The Safety of Objects." interview • movie • tv • dawson's creek • joshua jackson
TALES...FISHING AROUND THE WORLD EVENT Special article for the Suite's FISHING AROUND THE WORLD EVENT. texas fishing • texas sports
Haunts on the Road On the look out for ghosts. traveling • ghosts • haunts • calfornia • virginia city
Texas Hall of Fame Gala Family Affair Slowly but surely the Texas Horse Racing Hall of Fame is raising money to erect a museum to preserve the industry's history in the Lone Star State. texas • hall of fame • racing • horse • horses
Turning White Into Gold Snowflakes may not be worth much in the north but, in the south, those white flakes are gold! snowfest • snow resorts • ski resorts • snowboarding • snowtubing
2005: The Best Year Yet? Two cross-country drives and a summer job at Glacier National Park made 2005 possibly my best year of wildflowers yet... 2005: the best year yet? • gregg m. pasterick • wildflowers of north america • botany • ecology
A Naturalist's Guide to Central Texas Like nature? Like culture? Then you'll have a ball in the heart of Texas. texas travel • austin texas travel • balcones canyonlands national wildlife refuge • san antonio texas travel • gruene texas travel
Copenhagen Cup Finale 2001 Hats off to the make-it-or-break-it ride to NFR via the Copenhagen Cup Finale, the 2001 Finale October 25-28! copenhagen cup finale • copenhagen • cup • finale • dallas
Death Blow? The Texas legislature has walked on water. Not really, but by passing a law that gives capital-case juries an option of life without parole, they've ventured into the land of miracles. Look and see. supreme court • equal protection • justice • capital cases • death penalty
Family Spring Break Trip in Texas Dozens of family spring break vacation destinations abound in the Lone Star State. But San Antonio stands out for its downtown beauty, history and mega amusement park. family spring break vacation • texas attractions • san antonio • alamo • six flags
Favorite Vacation Spots Across Texas - Part I From the historic, educational and adventurous to the fun-loving, romantic or restful, Texas offers a variety of vacation spots. vacation spots • texas vacations • alamo • astroworld • six flags
Film Review: Friday Night Lights (2004) Friday Night Lights explores an intriguing cultural phenomenon: the devotion of small-town Texans to high-school football. friday night lights; gary gaines; high-school foot • texas; peter berg; billy bob thornton; director • relevant • small-town • oil fields
Hillary Wins Primaries With her big wins in Ohio, Texas, and Rhode Island, Clinton may be back on track to capture the presidency. hillary clinton • barack obama • hillary wins • march 4th primary • march 4th win hillary
It’s a Long, Long Road to Slots at Texas Tracks The Lone Star State’s horse racing industry is falling behind neighboring states because video slots are increasing their revenue and attracting Texas horsemen and residents. horse racing • texas • video slots • louisiana • oklahoma
Lady Bird and LBJ As the U.S.'s 36th President, Lyndon Baines Johnson was defined by his Hill Country background. His presidency, his legacy and that of Lady Bird's can be found in Austin. lyndon baines johnson • lady bird johnson • austin • new deal public servant • congressman
Montreal Expos Players – Where are They Now? II In 2004, the Montreal Expos played their final season at the Olympic Stadium. Five years later, the franchise is still in Washington, D.C. What about the players? montreal expos • washington nationals • expos still in baseball • mlb • major league baseball
Nicknames of the 50 United States All of the states have a unique 'nickname' that refers to a special trait or property that the state in known for. Many are obvious, but several are 'coined ' names. united states • states • names of states • alabama • alaska
Opossum - Oldest Mammal In Texas Everything you ever wanted to know about the opossum~a remarkable animal that has shown itself to be tougher than giant dinosaurs or fierce sabre-toothed tigers. opossum • virginia opossum • facts about opossum • opossum in texas • texas wildlife
Sites to behold Every month or so, I'll do a search for "drill team" and scroll page after page of links looking for new ones that are about drill teams, not drill masons or rifle teams. However, I seldom turn up much. There don't seem to be many team websites, or if there are, there is not much information on them. And where there's no website, there's no article or hyperlink on this site. If you can send links to sites or make your own team sites, be sure to send me an e-mail. web page • drill team • dance and drill team • dance/drill team • site
Tales from the West Texas Dust--Anniversary Event Special The Editor goes back down memory lane as the Suite observes its 3rd anniversary. texas culture • texas news
Texas Artist Unveils Traditional Country CD/DVD Not unlike cowboy singers before him such as Chris LeDoux and Garth Brooks, Aaron Watson is a performer devoted to the live-show experience, and his new CD/DVD proves it. new country • country music • traditional country • cowboy singer • country singers
Texas Politics and New Deal Paternalism Many of Texas' depression-era politicians were leery of Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal paternalism, but the statewide need was too great not to accept federal funds. texas politics • miriam ferguson • james ferguson • james allred • w. lee o’daniel
The Desert Southwest: Days 6 and 7, Back on the Road Somewhere west of Austin, Texas the U.S. turns into a desert. Lush, in a low-to-the-ground desert sort of way, deserts gardens lined the interstate in the Lone Star State, ebbing and flowing as the miles piled up. the desert southwest: days 6 and 7 • back on the road • 2006 gregg m. pasterick • wildfowers of north america • botany
The Yellow Rose of Texas Emily D. West, the Yellow Rose of Texas, is someone of legend who helped the Texans to win the Battle of San Jacinto and lives in Texan history as a great heroine. emily d. west the yellow rose of texas • historical evidence of the yellow rose of texas • the battle of san jacinto texas • antonio lopez de santa anna perez de lebron • republic of texas
Top Baby Girl Names in Texas Emily's still on top in Texas, but watch out for Mia and Addison. Here are the top 20 baby girl names in Texas from 2007. texas baby name • baby girl name • popular name • hispanic name • trendy name
Vacationing in Texas with Kids From roller coaster rides to hayrides, from canoe tours to surfing, Texas offers variety in recreation for all members of the family. vacationing in texas with kids • fun family vacation • texas vacations • theme parks • national parks
A Judicial Revolution A look at the recalcitrant Texas courts, particulary when it comes to death penalty cases - an area the state knows well. supreme court • death penalty • eighth amendment • equal protection
Great Soul Singers Series - Part 1 Joe Tex, Lou Rawls and Little Milton - three titans of the rarified art of the r&b vocal. lou rawls • sam cooke • joe tex • buddy killen • sun records
Justice, Texas Style The Supreme Court, busy as always this time of the year, will scrutinize no less that three Texas death penalty cases this term. This article shows you one reason why the Lone Star State is on the High Court's hotseat. death penalty • supreme court • justice
Parker’s Fort, Texas, part 1 Parker’s Fort was established in 1834, by John Parker, a staunch Baptist preacher from Virginia. He was the grandfather of the famed Cynthia Ann Parker who was captured by the Comanches. parker’s fort • cynthia ann parker • texas • john parker • comanche
Q&A with Country's Gene Watson George Jones lists him as one of his "all-time favorite ballad singers." But Gene Gene Watson keeps singing, recording and touring like he's yet to make his mark gene watson • country music • in a perfect world • country artist • texas singers
Searching For A Point: Collecting Arrowheads Looking for and buying Indian arrowheads, and a brief history of Fort Washita. indian • native american • collectibles • relics • arts and crafts
Tales from the West Texas Dust More spacekillers and timewasters. texas culture • convicts • prison • slang • christian
TALES...LONE STAR ROAD REPORT Special LONE STAR ROAD REPORT dealing with the visit of Suite 101.com Mascot and World Presidential Candidate SQS to Texas sqs • awards committee
TALES...LONE STAR ROAD REPORT Editor's LONE STAR ROAD REPORT photographic essay of the Road To Austin texas culture • texas highways • texas pictures • texas landscapes
TALES...TEXAS ARTISTS SERIES Part I of a special TEXAS ARTISTS SERIES interview with Terry Lickona and Pat Cosgrove of "Austin City Limits" texas culture • texas music • "austin city limits" • klru-tv • pbs
TALES...THANKSGIVING DAY EVENT SPECIAL Editor's special Lone Star Web Guide for the Suite's Thanksgiving Day Event. texas culture • thanksgiving in texas
Texas Bluebonnets, Every Last One of Them In addition to being a lupine, the Texas Bluebonnet is the state wildflower of Texas. The interesting thing about it is the moniker does not apply to a single species. That is to say any lupine species native to the Lone Star State is considered a Texas Bluebonnet. texas bluebonnets • every last one of them • gregg m. pasterick • wildflowers of north america • botany |
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