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By Caught with Curiosity: Of Scalpels and Pens on Mar 23, 2013 in: Central, Austin, Land, Surveyor, Texas
Homeowners can find an experienced professional land surveying efforts occurred in Kentucky, to resolve settlers' claims to land titles. British explorer Captain James Cook, who was born in 1728, sailed into every ocean. Not only did he explore, but...
By Tsinoy Foodies on Mar 9, 2013 in: usa, catering, party, buffet, feature, texas, corporate chef catering, articles, dallas
Every one loves parties, gatherings and celebrations. But, one of the greatest woes of a party host is the food which he/she has to serve for the guests. Surely, one cannot deny that the... Read More at http://www.tsinoyfoodies.com...
By Caught with Curiosity: Of Scalpels and Pens on Feb 28, 2013 in: Professional, Land, Surveyor, Texas
While you will earn more money, and you develop cordial relationship with the texas professional land surveyor a senior position, become a member to achieve chartered status. In addition to all graduates, although a degree unrelated to quantity surve...
By MIKEZanity on Jan 16, 2013 in: Basketball, Brooklyn Nets, Deron Williams, Houston, NBA All Star, Texas
February is just 2 weeks away and it only means that the NBA All-Star games in Houston, Texas is coming. All-Star themed sneakers are slowly showing throughout the internet and All-Star votes are starting to pile up but one player said that he doesn&...
By Between Insanity and Lucidity on Oct 2, 2011 in: Family, Houston, texas, travel, beach, corpus christi, galveston, gulf coast, moody gardens palm beach, port aransas, rockport, stewart beach, surfside, texas beach
Texas beaches aren’t really famous. They don’t have the nice vistas of the upper Pacific coast, the Hollywood appeal of the lower California coast or the allure of Florida beaches. But there are over 367 miles of Texas gulf shoreline...
By Between Insanity and Lucidity on Sep 24, 2011 in: Family, Food, texas, travel, Austin, Austin Food Carts, gristmill, gruene, inn above onion creek, lockhart texas, mount bonnel, natural bridge caverns, the oasis on lake travis, wimberley glass works
10 Things We Loved! 1. The Oasis on Lake Travis - Watch the sun trickle down Lake Travis while sipping margaritas and savoring beef fajitas. Incredible views, wonderful food, warm conversations and a melodramatic way to end the day. 2. Barton Spri...
By Between Insanity and Lucidity on Sep 17, 2011 in: Social Commentary, Technology, texas, Thoughts, travel, digital cameras, inn above onion creek, photography, photos, porch, texas hill country
“Didn’t have a camera by my side this time. Hoping I would see the world with both my eyes. Maybe I will tell you all about it When I’m in the mood to lose my way with words.” - John Mayer 3×5 The evolution of the camera...