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I'm sure I'm just missing it but how does one win free tickets to this show?

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I love Sprouts and wish they would open in East Dallas or Oak Cliff!

On Sprouts store coming to Richardson this summer

I sometimes shop at the Sprouts at Forest & Marsh even though I live in East Dallas. I love it. They'd be great in East Dallas or Oak Cliff.

On Lakewood Whole Foods decision has many up in arms

Ed, I'm not sure whether I agree with you or not. Paragraph breaks would help.

No offense intended.

On Dallas-based state senator proposes higher gas taxes

I watched all the videos a few days ago. So glad that they put them up because I couldn't make this community meeting when it was first held.

I understand that community activists would prefer that developers stick to the zoning plan for Henderson that was hammered out some years ago, but with their track record it is really hard for me to see the Andres Brothers as bad guys. I don't know that you could find developers that care about that neighborhood more than them.

One question though. Is the plan that the Andres Brothers have submitted the only plan that could make financial sense for them? Is there any room for compromise? Perhaps increasing the maximum residential density to somewhere between the 30 units per acre currently allowed and the 85 units per acre that the Andres Brothers propose.

I would like to think that those opposing this development are wary because they know how multi-family zoning has negatively affected East Dallas in the past and they want to be careful. I hope their opposition in not just neighborhood politics that will end up hurting the community. There are much worse things that are currently permissible that could end up on that lot.

On Prospective 1800 Henderson developers take their case to the Intertubes

I just asked my boss (who moved here recently from NYC) about grinders and he gave me a puzzled look.

He was familiar with the terms sub, hero, hoagie and wedge but not grinder.

According to wikipedia the term grinder is used in the Midwest, New England, Fairfield County, Connecticut. Riverside, CA. Also, a hot hoagie may be referred to as a Grinder in Eastern Pennsylvania.

Weird. Anyway, I look forward to trying Oak Cliff Pizza & Pasta.

On Oak Cliff Pizza & Pasta brings a taste of NY to OC

Old books in a used book store? I am as shocked as you are crowlogic.

On Denton Recycled Books Records CDs housed in downtown square historical Wright Opera House

What's the harm?!

The goal for creationists is to totally replace the teaching of evolution.

The simple truth is that creationism is NOT science and should not be taught as such.

On Plans by Dallas group for creation science degree draw debate

There is a great, even-handed article by Norm Alston about the issues involved with historic preservation over at Backtalk East Dallas.

http://backtalkeastdallas.typepad.com...

I'd say that the article is on the side of the angels overall but is also fair to the developers. Ought to be required reading for developers.

On UPDATED x 2: Historic Hard Rock Cafe building in Dallas gets the axe

I'm sure that the band from Dallas calling themselves the Saints already know, but in case they don't... There is a band from Australia that has existed since 1976 (still existing today) that is named The Saints. They have released 13 albums and are known throughout the world. They may not be The Beatles but they're not particularly obscure. I googled "The Saints" and the following results came up on the first page:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sain...)

http://www.myspace.com/saintsmusic

http://www.saintsmusic.com/

I'm sure you guys are a fine group but my point is that you should not use the name of an already existing well known group.

More info:

http://wm07.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p...

On The Saints

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