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Go to Bing to see birds-eye views. The links won't take for some reason.

Tried looking them up in HCAD but there is no listing at either Edloe or W. Alabama. The HCAD map says "Sunrise of River Oaks" 130-040-0001. That number does not match either address on Edloe or W. Alabama and it is not the usual 13 digit account number. Perhaps someone out there knows what is going on with this property.

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It looks like a well fortified compound... 15' wall. It has 2 car entries and 2 pedestrian doors all on Alabama Ct, with security camera watching each one.

The vehicle entry nearest Alabama has changed from the time the google streetview was there.. it's now wood.

Seems like a residence with the tennis court, pool, and guest house.. but still.. most uninviting residence I've ever seen if it is.

GIMS shows it comprising of 3 different parcels - 2 vacant and 1 park land. None of the 3 given account numbers pull up in HCAD..

wierd stuff.

Go to Bing to see birds-eye views. The links won't take for some reason.

Already been, thanks. Does anyone think this isn't a residence ?

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Perhaps it's a well fortified accounting firm? I found a listing for 3501 W. Alabama for the firm of Samuel M Sullivan.

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3501 W Alabama appears to be the 2 story bldg on the SE corner of the intersection... the same bldg pictured in the yahoo biz page for Sullivan.

That address pulls up two listings in HCAD, both owned by St. Lukes Methodist Church.

I pass this place multiple times a day.. the address given, i dont remember what it was, but its listed on the west side street - Alabama Ct.

It's funny, if you pull up the intersection in HCAD maps... the account # appears to be one of the two listed above.

But, if you pull up in intersection in GIMS, its 3 completely different numbers.

I see that google maps has a little link for the Sullivan accountant, but I'm wondering if thats a location mistake meant for across the street.

Also if you pull up any of the other Alabama Ct. townhome address and search for nearby addresses, this too doesnt show the lot in question.

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I've been thinking about this, but would I be brash to suggest that most of Montrose's residents are yuppies? I could certainly offer a few facts to back this claim up: it's an urban area, it has the types of places that they would typically go to (Whole Foods, independent coffee shops), tend to be politically liberal, and so on. What do you think? Am I right or so hopelessly off the mark that you'd flame me for suggesting such a thing?

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I've been thinking about this, but would I be brash to suggest that most of Montrose's residents are yuppies? I could certainly offer a few facts to back this claim up: it's an urban area, it has the types of places that they would typically go to (Whole Foods, independent coffee shops), tend to be politically liberal, and so on. What do you think? Am I right or so hopelessly off the mark that you'd flame me for suggesting such a thing?

I don't think that reflects most of the residents...yet. The high cost of entry means they are probably growing in number though.

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The yuppies (ie inhabitants of the mildewy stucco townhomes) will not be true yuppies until the taxes get too high to run out the "undesirables" - inhabitants of multiplexes and even those horrid bungalows. Oh, and also as long as the Skylanes are still around.

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What's the difference between Kanye West and Wynonna Judd? At least Kanye was drunk.

Oh... she's been drunk. And arrested.

"After submitting to a breathalyzer test, Judd registered a .175 blood alcohol level, more than twice the legal limit in Tennessee in 2003"

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...god! ... my monitor! my eyes!

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Oh... she's been drunk. And arrested.

"After submitting to a breathalyzer test, Judd registered a .175 blood alcohol level, more than twice the legal limit in Tennessee in 2003"

juddwynonna.jpg

...god! ... my monitor! my eyes!

I suppose since she is a country music star, the phrase "rode hard and put up wet" would be appropriate.

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U.S. Deports Lou Dobbs

CNN Host Had Been Living Illegally In Country Since 1961

November 12, 2009 | Issue 45•46

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Luis Miguel Salvador Aguila Dominguez, alias "Lou Dobbs," is escorted by DHS agents to the airport to be sent back to Mexico.

WANTAGE, NJ—Acting on anonymous tips from within the Hispanic-American community, U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials on Wednesday deported Luis Miguel Salvador Aguila Dominguez, who for the last 48 years had been living illegally in the United States under the name Lou Dobbs. According to the Department of Homeland Security, federal agents stormed the undocumented immigrant's home in an evening raid just hours after the 64-year-old newscaster suddenly announced that he was resigning from CNN, and immediately placed him on an Aeromexico flight departing from Newark Liberty Airport.

http://www.theonion....ports_lou_dobbs

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You're all wrong. It tastes like fleshy butterscotch. And the bones are like peanut brittle.

Sounds like a Werther's Original commercial.

"Hey Grampa, remember that time we ate that dingo baby during the indian summer of aught five? Oh that's right... you're senile, you don't remember much of anything."

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It was at HAIF where I heard first about the miracles of the past: specifically Gatorade and Dr Pepper chewing gum. I want to make it.

All I would need to boil the stuff to get the syrup and add water and gum base. Sadly, gum base is largely is a mystery and I'm not eager to import a bulk amount from an overseas corporation.

Any advice?

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It was at HAIF where I heard first about the miracles of the past: specifically Gatorade and Dr Pepper chewing gum. I want to make it.

All I would need to boil the stuff to get the syrup and add water and gum base. Sadly, gum base is largely is a mystery and I'm not eager to import a bulk amount from an overseas corporation.

Any advice?

Brush your teeth. Gingivitis is bad for your gum base.

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Ha...that's actually kinda funny. +1 for you.

But seriously, who wouldn't want to try Gatorade or Dr Pepper gum if they haven't? (and like the beverages, of course)

No thanks. That stuff is bad enough for you already. We dont need another way to intake all that crap such as HFCS. No.

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Ha...that's actually kinda funny. +1 for you.

But seriously, who wouldn't want to try Gatorade or Dr Pepper gum if they haven't? (and like the beverages, of course)

I loved Gatorade gum! I would beg my mom to buy me a pack everytime we shopped at Sports Town across from Greenspoint Mall. That's the only place I remember seeing it. Loved Sports Town too.

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