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JGraspo

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  1. Tired of opening the Houston Pavalion thread and reading about dumb Jumbotrons I started this thread. If you can madorator, PLEASE move the half page worth of Jumbotron beckering here, so that the HP can be about HP thanks

    DJ V Lawrence Yesterday, 10:46 PM

    Actually, I've seen jumbotrons in parks, and that worked perfectly! The tv would only be turned on for big games or events like the WBC, championships, or World Cup. For Houston, it'd be perfect for Astros, Comets, Rockets, Dynamo, and Texans games. Plus local news.

  2. just a thread to let Houston pat themselves on the back and tell themselves how great they are. Which would be fine and well-deserved except for the odd contradiction of claiming part of what makes you so great is your are so humble. :wacko:

    Jason

    I think this is more about how Dallas can't and probably won't handl what Houston did, the pat on the back is just a side note :D

  3. I do not think there is much of a market fo music from the far east.

    The worst part of radio is the drive time crap. Sam Malone and the other clowns on the radio drive me nuts. Thank god for John and Lance on Sports 610.

    I'm not sure about far east music but I know South Asian(Indian) music is booming. Bollywood cranks out loads of music, there is a market here in Houston. There is a huge Pakistani, Indian, Bangali population. Even far East, will do variety is always a plus

    Sam Malone and the Good Day Houston Lady > :) both make my skin craw

  4. LOL

    Houston's Mayor showed Rick Perry how it is done. To expect help from Austin or Washington is wishfull thinking.

    Yeah and wasn't it done with little or no planning. In under 24hrs weren't we taking on the first few thousand evacuees......sounds like good ole Houston Hosptallity at it's best ;)

  5. It's funny how 18 sources throughout Texas and Louisiana ran with that story and only Houston added the twist and anti-Dallas title.

    Jason

    18 ran with it becuase I'm sure they're concerned. Houston ran with the "Anti-Dallas Title" becuase it's discusting hence the sick smiley for the post icon, I'm sure many in the city can relate.

  6. y'all watched Jamie Kennedy's Blowin' Up last night? It was a whole episode giving Houston it's props:) It was shot during All-Star Weekend, and the episode was about him ending up on a Gallery Furniture spot. Houston was looking hot, yo!

    nO, I hope they rerun it :)

  7. And to the poster comment specifically, I can personally attest to the fact that unskilled people helping down there (with no social work skills or connections) like myself and most of the city workers are not what is needed. They needed more people like my wife but there are just not enough to go around. She'd be happy to go down there again but she doesn't want to see it end up like before.

    Jason

    Sounds like more Dallas type reasoning to come up short. I know this is just an article and a topic on a forum, but I really hope that when it comes down to it(again) Dallas can really shine and redeem itself. Good thing we have more neigbors to turn that aren't all talk

  8. "We'd be on our own to use city employees or school employees," he said. "The rest of us aren't in the professional sheltering business."
    What and Houston was.......sounds like a weinee excuse ......

    Article here

    Houston and Harris County opened facilities to tens of thousands of Louisiana residents after Hurricane Katrina. At the peak, Sept. 4, there were 27,100 people sheltered in the Reliant Park complex and the George R. Brown Convention Center.

    The most sheltered at any given night in Dallas' convention center, Reunion Arena and Dallas County's old jail complex was 3,000, Shaw said. He said slightly fewer were housed in those three facilities during Hurricane Rita.

  9. The last thing we need is Jumbotrons.

    We already have 1000s of Dumbotrons (billboards) that litter the city.

    Why add more blight?

    I agree. This isn't much different than billboard blight or the tacky signs on buses in some cities. Jumbotrons might work for NYC and other cities in Asia and Europe but Houston can do without them.

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