Photo archive for June 26, 2007

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  Wins in six of their last seven games? This is not your father's baseball team

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  Messin' wit' baby

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  Happy family... NOT!

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  A prototype of the pro shop and training facility.

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  This would have been the view from the DART trains.

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  Lots of parking and a pro shop can be seen in this wider view.

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  Planners had learned from the design of other local parks. The entry areas would be nice for beginners, and the hard core skaters could hit the bowls at the far end.

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  Planned down to the manholes and hydrants.

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  The Trinity Strand Trail was to run around the park, with the Trail Head by the entrance. DART riders would have had a nice view of the action.

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  The site, bounded by Stemmons, Oak Lawn and the Tollway.

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  Director, Theresa Ferrell receives Ensemble Award.

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  Cast members celebrate win.

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  Cast and crew of Crowns.

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  A good way to celebrate Crowns winning.

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  Through hell and high water? and banjo? eh? EH?

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  David FeBland, "No Trip to Hungary" 2005, oil on panel

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  Trish Nickell, "Le jardin du Palais Royal" 2007, oil on canvas

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  Lloyd Brown, "Austin Summit and a Parked Truck, Nevada The Loneliest Road in America" 2007, oil on canvas.

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  Jim Stoker, "Autumn Sumac" 2005, oil on linen

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  Jim Stoker, "Autumn Sumac" 2005, oil on linen (detail)

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  Margie Crisp, "Galapagos Alphabet A: Waved Albatross" 2001, hand-colored linoleum cut on paper

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  Jane K. Starks, "Greek Orthodox Church Parking Lot, Dallas, Fall 2006 gouache on paper

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  I'm guessing the Grand Prairie Flying Pigs was their first choice, but all the potential nay-saying jokes involving "yeah, when pigs fly!" turned them off to the idea.

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  Al Coker

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  Barring any misunderstandings, the patriotic citizens of Wyoming will soon be able to experience the zesty, tangy flavors of Southwestern cuisine

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  Example of the kind of picture that would benefit from the use of a tripod.

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  Grizzly bear felled with a single blow from a camera tripod. Don't try this at home (unless you reside in some sort of fantasy wilderness area where bears can be killed with tripods).

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  I rest my case

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  Dr. David Boothman and Dr. Erik Bey gaze with amusement on a box of something.

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  What a jerk.

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  Matches are always a handy tool for dealing with a "moist air mass."

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  I could think of a lot of great uses for a Hanson paver

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  Beryl just narrowly beat the Farmer's Branch DMV on the list

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  NASDAQ!

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  The bottom seems to have dropped out of Bombay

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