musicman

he posted earlier today i believe

you should volunteer for the post art car parade party...they'll even let you in.

yep to be next to the projects..usually results in lower prices.

with respect to the voting process, how is houston (and texas) unique? ANS: the first to allow absentee voting from space!

to quote kelly "To start with, he's a member of Lakewood Church. And we have had a running agreement .... that people who go to Lakewood are screwballs and nuts... I'm very familiar with that church. We try our hardest not to put anybody who goes to Lakewood regularly on any jury."

give up?

i can see that if there weren't stairs coming down. looks like the corolla can't pull up farther so it would have to be parked in a way to block the invisible sidewalk. the placement of the no parking sign in that pic is interesting. i wonder what that is about.

welcome to haif kelly siegler. LOL

unfortunately the only ones that frequent the area are familiar with the setup. most houstonians don't interact with the system on a regular basis.

if someone's going northbound on fannin, i'd be worried about having a head on collision.

nope.

with respect to the voting process, how is houston (and texas) unique?

Moving the silber entrance (eastbound) sure has helped the merging situation onto i-10. before you had to cross multiple lanes to make it to i-10.

no offense taken.....it also says texas has a state shell. news to me.

need a good laugh? click this.

sorry i got it from a texas trivia book. the rest of the trivia looks accurate.

oops...didn't see your reply. we have a winner The Heisman trophy is named for John William Heisman the first full-time coach at Rice University in Houston.

i guess someone might find that noteworthy.

good point...yes football.

no

the first fulltime coach at rice is noted for?

on the stations no from what one of the artists told me. she had to go to pete marzio to bypass the METRO paver requirement. she said she put the saved money to good use on another portion of her station (museum dist). from METRO's own website Rebuilding and replacing sidewalks along the rail line is part of METRORail construction. This includes replacing the city's aging underground water and sewer system along the Main and Fannin alignment. METRORail construction on Main Street is timed to coincide with METRO's Downtown/Midtown Transit Streets Project, a more than $250 million program to repave streets and to add lighting, sidewalks, bus shelters and landscaping. the DD did do some of the work from what i was told, but METRO had a significant hand in the process.

grace kelly....btw...all these questions have been asked on haif before.

the greatest dreams are achieved by those who have the ability to dream greatly.

when the system lowers cross town travel times from 2:00 - 2:15 to 55 mins, that's why people use it. it is all about saving time for the commuter.