"Life isn't about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself." - George Bernard Shaw … [Read more...] about Thought of the Day
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Texas History & Lore: The Man Behind the Trophy
HONORING A LEGEND: In the annals of college football history, certain names resonate with a legacy that transcends generations. One such figure is John Heisman, the Rice coach who led the team in the mid-1920s, leaving an indelible mark on the sport and earning the honor of having a trophy named after him. During this transformative era of football, the Rice Owls soared to new heights under Heisman’s esteemed leadership. His strategic brilliance and unwavering dedication propelled the team to … [Read more...] about Texas History & Lore: The Man Behind the Trophy
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"The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him." - G.K. Chesterton … [Read more...] about Thought of the Day
Texas History & Lore: A Lone Star Populous Gem
ARLINGTON: Seventh Largest City by Population In the sprawling expanse of Texas, cities rise and thrive, each with its unique character and charm. Among them, Arlington stands tall as the Lone Star State’s seventh-largest city by population, a vibrant metropolis brimming with energy and opportunity. Nestled in the heart of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, Arlington boasts a dynamic blend of urban sophistication and small-town charm. Home to iconic landmarks like AT&T Stadium (NFL … [Read more...] about Texas History & Lore: A Lone Star Populous Gem
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"Only I can change my life. No one can do it for me." - Carol Burnett … [Read more...] about Thought of the Day
Texas History & Lore: “Let’s Dance”
THE LONE STAR BLUESMAN: Stevie Ray Vaughan’s Rhythmic Resonance. In the domain of Texas blues, Stevie Ray Vaughan stands as a legend, leaving a permanent stamp on the music world with his profound guitar riffs and enthusiastic exhibitions. A noteworthy chapter in his illustrious career unfolded when he joined forces with the iconic David Bowie for the album “Let’s Dance.” In 1982, Vaughan showcased his extraordinary guitar skills on lead guitar, lending his bluesy touch to Bowie’s “Let’s … [Read more...] about Texas History & Lore: “Let’s Dance”
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"It's a good day to have a good day." - Unknown … [Read more...] about Thought of the Day
Texas History & Lore: Wings Over Texas
UNVEILING THE SKY'S HISTORIC GUARDIANS: Embark on an aviation odyssey to Harlingen, where the Commemorative Air Force (CAF) Museum, formerly known as the Confederate Air Force Museum, steals the spotlight. Nestled in the heart of Texas, this hidden gem proudly claims the title of housing the most extensive collection of WWII aircraft still soaring through the skies. In 1965, the inaugural museum building, spanning 26,000 square feet, was completed at Old Rebel Field in Mercedes, Texas. The … [Read more...] about Texas History & Lore: Wings Over Texas
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"Every day the world will drag you by the hand, yelling, "this is important! and this is important! and this is important! you need to worry about this!" Each day, it's up to you to yank your hand back, put it on your heart and say, "NO. This is what's important." - Lain Thomas … [Read more...] about Thought of the Day
Texas History & Lore: Sonic & Culinary Harmony
What kind of food is pictured inside ZZ Top’s “Tres Hombers” album cover? In the realm of iconic album covers, ZZ Top’s “Tres Hombers” is a visual feast, often hailed as “perhaps the most famous and mouthwatering example of Tex-Mex food of all time.” The album's gatefold photo immortalizes an extravagant Mexican feast catered by Leo’s Mexican Restaurant on Lower Westheimer in Houston, presently a bygone culinary jewel. Texans understand the inseparable bond between great music and … [Read more...] about Texas History & Lore: Sonic & Culinary Harmony
