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Scott has spent much of his life skiing and drinking coffee. In between these activities, he studied Chemistry and worked as an EMT. Over the past four years, he has married and left those endeavors to study theology.
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What to Do Around Dallas This Weekend: May 17-19, 2013With the Texas Rangers playing, two spring festivals, concerts and a garden walk, there are plenty of things to do in Dallas this weekend. Here is a look at the best events in Dallas-Fort Worth between Friday, May 17 and Sunday, May 19.
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What to Do Around Dallas This Weekend: May 10-12, 2013For those who want to do something different for Mothers Day, though, there are many events in Dallas to choose from. Here's a look at the best things to do in Dallas this weekend, May 10-12.
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What to Do Around Dallas This Weekend: May 3-5, 2013Whether headed to a Rangers game or enjoying the art at a spring festival, residents in DFW will not be at a loss for things to do. Here are the top events this weekend, May 3-5, in Dallas-Fort Worth.
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Dallas Locals Reflect on Importance of Bush Presidential CenterThe current and all living former U.S. presidents gathered in Dallas for the dedication of the George W. Bush Presidential Center. A few citizens were able to watch from a nearby building and reflected on the presidential library's meaning for Dallas. -
What to Do Around Dallas This Weekend: April 26-28, 2013There are plenty of other things to do in Dallas and Fort Worth this weekend, April 26-28. Three spring festivals are scheduled for this weekend, along with a Vampire 5K and film festival.
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Best Baseball Bars Around Dallas-Fort WorthWhere is the best place to watch a Texas Rangers game? When Rangers Ballpark is not an option, there are a number of baseball bars throughout DFW. Here are the five best baseball bars in Dallas-Fort Worth. -
What to Do Around Dallas This Weekend: April 19-21, 2013A look at the best things to do around Dallas this Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from a local source.
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Five of the Best Coffee Shops in Dallas-Fort WorthHigh-quality coffeehouses that use locally roasted espresso and serve lattes in ceramic mugs, not paper cups, are sprouting up all over the DFW Metroplex. Here's a look at five of the best coffee shops in Dallas-Fort Worth. -
What to Do in Dallas-Fort Worth This Weekend: April 12-14, 2013Spring is officially underway in Dallas-Fort Worth, despite what they weather may seem to indicate. While last weekend included some excellent spring festivals in Dallas, this weekend's highlights include history, foosball, literature, and more.
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Guide to the Best 2013 Spring Festivals Around DallasThere are many spring festivals throughout Dallas-Fort Worth, so everyone should find something that piques their interest. Here's a look at the best spring festivals in Dallas-Fort Worth during April and May 2013. -
Naming DFW's Park Cities: History of Highland Park and University ParkTogether known as the Park Cities, Highland Park and University Park each are their own city within the larger metropolis of Dallas. Here is the history of Highland Park’s and University Park’s names. -
What to Do in Dallas This Weekend: March 29-31, 2013This weekend will be full of religious celebrations, but that is not all that will be going on in Dallas. Here is a look at the best events in Dallas this weekend, Friday, March 29, to Sunday, March 31.
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What to Do in Dallas-Fort Worth This Weekend: March 22-24, 2013Saturday, March 23, will feature a couple of walks for charity, while Sunday, March 24, will close out the weekend with comedian Jeanne Roberts at the Majestic Theatre. Here is a full look at the best things to do in Dallas-Fort Worth this weekend.
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What to Do in Dallas-Fort Worth This Weekend: March 15-17, 2013With St. Patrick’s Day this Sunday, nearly everyone will be celebrating with the Irish this weekend. Most St. Patrick’s Day parties in Dallas-Fort Worth are on Sunday, March 17, but a few begin on Saturday, March 16.
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Top 5 Irish Pubs in Dallas for St. Patrick's DayWith St. Patrick's Day quickly approaching, Irish and non-Irish alike are gearing up to partake in the St. Patrick Day parties in and around Dallas. Read on for a guide to some of the best Irish pubs in Dallas-Fort Worth. -
What to Do in Dallas-Fort Worth This Weekend: March 8-10, 2013For many people in Dallas, this weekend is the beginning of spring. Many of the things to do around Dallas-Fort Worth this weekend reflect that, but there are still some indoor activities for those who think it is still chilly outside.
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3 Hottest Real Estate Markets in Dallas for 2013A review of the three hottest housing markets in Dallas: Downtown and Uptown, the area around the Jesuit College Preparatory School of Dallas, and Richardson. -
The Texas Theatre: A Historic Dallas IconWhen it was built in 1931, the Texas Theatre was one of Dallas’ crown jewels. However, it is remembered for the role it played in Dallas’ darkest moment: the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Patrons can still sit where Lee Harvey Oswald sat. -
Top 5 Dive Bars in DallasTo find the best dive bars in Dallas, people must leave the Park Cities area. Highland Park and University Park are known for their ritzy and expensive bars, but other sections of the metroplex have authentic dive bars. -
A Yankee’s Thoughts on Dallas' Winter Weather: Texas Isn’t Cold“Dallas feels like Rochester!” That was the friendly greeting I received on the way into work this morning. Let me correct Dallas residents’ perception of their cities winters. Dallas' winter weather is not like the mildest winter day in Rochester, NY -
Traditional Holiday Events of Dallas-Fort WorthDallas residents rarely, if ever, have snow on Christmas, but that has never stopped DFW-area residents from celebrating the holidays. Some standard holiday traditions are adapted for Texas, while other holiday traditions are unique to Dallas-Fort Worth. -
Historical Bars of Dallas-Fort WorthThe bars in Dallas-Fort Worth reflect the area’s diverse history and culture. While hipsters are sipping colorful cocktails at yuppie bars in Uptown Dallas, cowboys are drinking beer and riding bulls in Fort Worth. -
One of DFW's Poorest Communities Helped by an Everyday HeroMark Rusk was born in West Dallas, one of the poorest communities in the country. He grew up in an area where prostitution was “just life.” Rusk thought, “Is this it? Is this all I have to look forward to?” Here is the story of a true hero. -
David Ferreira to Return in FC Dallas V. Toronto FC Match: A Fan's TakeDavid Ferreira is potentially returning to the soccer field on July 4, 2012, for the match between Toronto FC and FC Dallas. Many are looking to David Ferreira as FC Dallas’ savior, but can he carry the team?Also published on: -
To Sign Jordi Alba, Manchester Needs GM’s Money: A Fan’s TakeAfter losing Eden Hazard to Chelsea, Manchester United desperately needs Jordi Alba. With the recent Manchester United-GM deal, Alex Ferguson should have enough capital to sign Jordi Alba. Barcelona is his favorite, but money could talk for United.Also published on: -
FC Dallas Needs Coach Schellas Hyndman to Suspend Players: A Fan’s TakeFC Dallas’ players and even Coach Schellas Hyndman seem to be losing faith in the team. Fans tired of hearing excuses about injuries. It is time for Shellas Hyndman to change how he coaches. It is time to suspend players, in order to teach discipline.Also published on:
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As Tornado Touches Down, Worries Turn to WifeA Dallas tornado touched down in Arlington, only minutes from my house. My wife was home napping, and I was at school. Was my wife safe from this Dallas tornado? Only time would tell. As I wait to see my wife, I am reminded of how special she is.
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Will Scotland’s Soccer Team Sacrifice the Olympics for Scotland’s Independence? a Fan’s TakeScotland's soccer officials must decide whether Scotland's football players will participate in the 2012 Summer Olympics. To do so, could cost Scotland independence in FIFA, at a time when the country is considering complete independence from England.Also published on:
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Will Harry Redknapp Coach England and Tottenham? a Fan's ReactionCurrently, Harry Redknapp is the manager of the Tottenham Hotspurs. He has previously stated that it would be too demanding for a single individual to coach a premier team and the national team. However, Harry Redknapp might entertain the idea now.Also published on:
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Fabio Capello Resigns from Coaching England's Soccer Team: A Fan's ReactionWith former coach Fabio Capello’s resignation coming just five months before the European Championships, England’s national soccer team must find a new coach. Should the coach be chosen for success in 2012 or at the 2014 World Cup?Also published on:
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FC Dallas Vs. SMU: A Fan's TakeFC Dallas’ game on Feb. 15 against Southern Methodist University (SMU) resulted in a 4-0 victory for FCD. While the preseason win may be encouraging, the real story was FC Dallas’ second half. Should fans be excited by this result?Also published on:
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The PGA and LPGA Through a Fan's Eyes: Why I Watch the LPGA More Than I Watch the PGAWhen the PGA and LPGA are both on television, I watch the LPGA, more than I watch the PGA. The PGA is essentially a forum to talk about Tiger Woods while players do nothing. The LPGA has fierce competition and quick action.Also published on:
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Players to Watch on the 2012 LPGA Tour: A Fan’s TakeYani Tseng was the best LPGA player last year. Katherine Hull could comeback this year. Lexi Thompson is a rising LPGA player. What will these LPGA players do on the 2012 LPGA Tour?Also published on:
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Yani Tseng to Start 2012 LPGA Schedule Strong: A Fan's ViewWith the 2012 LPGA schedule about to begin, fans are wondering who they should watch. The obvious answer is Yani Tseng. Coming off a strong finish last year, I will be surprised if Yani Tseng is not among the best women of the LPGA Tour in February.Also published on:
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PGA Golf Player Profile of Chris DiMarco: A Fan’s LookIn the early events of the 2012 PGA Tour, Chris DiMarco has shown promise. Years ago, he was ranked with the best. Yet, injuries have spoiled his game in recent years. Could the 2012 PGA Tour be Chris DiMarco’s rebirth among the greatest PGA golf players?Also published on:
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2012 LPGA Schedule Helps Women's Golf by Starting Overseas: A Fan's TakeWith a well-crafted 2012 LPGA schedule, women’s golf should grow this year. Under LPGA commissioner Mike Whan’s leadership, the Tour opens with three tournaments overseas. This will provide a solid beginning for the 2012 LPGA Tour.Also published on:
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Allianz Championship Goes Green with Golf Cart Solar: A Fan’s TakeThe Allianz Championship has partnered with Golf Cart Solar. At the Allianz Championship, a few players will be using solar golf carts. These select models will significantly impact the role of green technology in future PGA Tour events.Also published on:
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Three Up-and-Coming Golfers on the 2012 PGA Tour: A Fan’s TakeWho are tomorrow’s best PGA golf players? Last year, they were playing on the Nationwide Tour. Here are three up-and-coming PGA golf players from the Nationwide Tour. They could play on the 2012 PGA Tour.Also published on:
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Ryo Ishikawa’s Hopeful Masters Play: A Fan’s TakeRyo Ishikawa hopes to play in the Masters this year. In order to qualify, Ishikawa will have to be ranked 50th. He has until the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill, in late March, to achieve this. His travel between Japan and the U.S. will be easy.Also published on:
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Three Sleepers on PGA Tour Who Could Have Great Results in 2012: A Fan's ViewThese three PGA golf players are sleepers on the 2012 PGA Tour. At the end of the PGA Tour, they could have top finishes among the PGA results. This is why every PGA fan should watch James Hahn, Stewart Cink and Robert Oppenheim.Also published on:
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2012 LPGA Schedule Can Grow LPGA Tour: A Fan's TakeWith a great 2012 LPGA schedule, the LPGA tour should grow this year. The schedule builds upon a foundation, and has two key alterations. Crafted under LPGA Commissioner Mike Whan, the 2012 LPGA schedule is designed to help women’s golf grow.Also published on:
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Cut Benefits for the Unemployed: My Jobs Plan for the Jobless U.S.Politicians each have their own way of saying they will help the U.S.’s jobless situation, but it is just talk to me. I have a jobs plan that will work. First, cut Benefits for the unemployed. Second, cut taxes for businesses growing in the U.S.Also published on:
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Fan's View: Is PGA Commissioner Tim Finchem’s Contract Extension Too Much?Tim Finchem has received a 4-year contract extension to be the PGA’s commissioner. In 2009, Tim Finchem made $4.7 million. Does the PGA commissioner make too much? Is Tim Finchem's contract extension good for the PGA and golf?Also published on:
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Best Syracuse Football Recruits From the 1990s and 2000s: A Fan's TakeSyracuse football recruits have been some of the best players. Donovan McNabb is only one star Syracuse University football fans have watched. Here are the top five recent Syracuse football recruits.Also published on:
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Rick Perry Heads to South Carolina, Has No Chance in the NorthRick Perry’s tweet, “And the next leg of the marathon is the Palmetto State...Here we come South Carolina!!!,” should come as no surprise. Perry is a southerner, who cannot attract Northerner’s votes.Also published on: