Boris

the dog and Mad Mex.

Well hell, two of mine are in there also. They're both losing pretty badly so just take one out. Adios

What? Did we just get time warped back to page 1?

So, who won already?

.. In Spring, Texas - Between Houston and The Woodlands. The weather was beautiful all week. Today, we decide to go to Spring and it's overcast, hot and humid. But the cars were awesome.

JAX, I don't know how you got this effect, but it's just mindboggling. Sort of makes Houston look like 18th century London with Skyscrapers. I'm waiting for Jack the Ripper to pop out at any minute. This one should definately win.

Man there are some great photos here. Love that HDR stuff. Here are my last entries: From this years Rodeo: From the Zoo: From this years Art Car Show: ..

It does look like the old Mervyn's location, but if you notice, the rendering looks like it still has the Mervyn's bld in it, and it has been torn down for awhile now.

Looks like the DeathStar zapping Aldoran.

Wow,' Very interesting before and after shots. It's usually more development in the after shots rather than a complete tear down situation as this. Are they planning on redeveloping this area?

.... Model Airplane Air Show at Bomber Field in Monaville, Texas; just south of Hemptstead.

Here's one from the TMC: And Greenway Plaza:

Thx, does it takes as long on Flickr to download as it does on Photobucket?

Here are a couple: From this year's Rodeo: From this year's Art Car Parade:

All kick ass. But the baby, you can't beat that.

Great photo porchman

haha, OK I'll look at some of the stuff on my computer.

Very interesting contest. But seeing some of Jax' work, I don't think I want to embarrass myself by even entering anything.

Forgot which parking garage exactly, just one me and KevinfromTexas found when I was showing him around DT.

Yeah, I didn't get to met anyone except Jax, and even that was really quick, like a half a second. We got there about 8:45 and there were about 100 people inside and it was really happening; seemed like everyone knew each other. We didn't know anyone so we just got some wine, looked at the photos real quick and went to have dinner at YaYa's. I'm not too good in crowds.

That was a huge turnout.

You summarized them perfectly Editor. We got to the Bayou City Farmers' Market just before they were closing so we didn't get to see all they had. The Canino Market was wild, this was our first time there and we were impressed by all the produce available. You can get anything you want there. But, yeah, there needs to be more of these types of markets, esp. the organic market. You see a lot of this type of stuff in California.

St. Luke's to branch out By NANCY SARNOFF Copyright 2007 Houston Chronicle St. Luke's Episcopal Health System is planning to build a hospital on this vacant lot in Webster. St. Luke's Episcopal Health System is planning a hospital in Webster, a major addition to what area leaders call "the Medical Center of the south." The multistory facility, which is expected to have about 170 beds, is being called St. Luke's Clear Lake Hospital and will be developed by Medistar Corp., a Houston-based medical real estate developer. For St. Luke's, the hospital is part of its strategy to expand into the suburbs to better serve patients who live in the area's outer reaches. The hospital system also has facilities in The Woodlands, which it is expanding, and one in Sugar Land is under construction. A group of physicians will own 49 percent of the Webster hospital, which the developer said could be expanded by two floors and will cost up to $160 million to build. http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/business/5118161.html