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That is news to me but I do know my neighbor (North St. and Houston Ave - Woodland Heights) got burglarized on Sat. the 6th around 1:00 pm . My neighbors called the cops and the idiots, 4 guys and 1 girl, got caught trying to come back by the scene. So all ended well over here but this is getting outta hand.

I watched it this weekend...good timing! It is entertaining but goofy. There is a lot of truth to this flick and the dumbing down of society.

I ended up making it to Kaboom a couple of times while it was still at Studewood and 9th, and have since been to the new Studewood location a couple of times. Haven't made it to the Houston Avenue location yet, though.

I live really close to the Houston ave/Bayland store but haven't been yet. I need to drop in there soon to check it out.

Berryhill on 11th street is open until 11:00 PM on Friday & Saturday nights.

Voted 'Best Margarita' in Houston Press.

Yeah good spot. Have you tried Terlingua on Studemont and Washington? Those are some wicked margaritas...

Check out King Biscuit. It has the heights vibe....and open till midnite during the week. http://www.thekingbiscuit.com/

My unscientific study says my speed at 8:00 ish headed west has increased a lot (>20 mph). I have to watch my speed so I won't get a ticket....amazing!

Keep an eye on the 2009 edition of the International Building Code. High-rise will be 75'-450' and everything above 450' will be categorized separately (super high-rise, I believe). I still cannot find a definition for "mid-rise" in the International Codes or NFPA. Different jurisdictions and property managers define mid-rise, well, differently. As far as I'm concerned, until NFPA or ICC defines the term "mid-rise", I will continue to think that those insistent on using this term are referring to their undergarments. Good day!

I am in the fire alarm biz also...this is right.

$275-300 -- however I have a company gas card!

The Heights!