Something fishy at the new Whole Foods Market
A fisheye’s perspective inside the newest Whole Foods in Houston at the corner of Waugh and West Dallas.
600 sq mi: Hidden
Houstonist is proud to announce the arrival of 600 sq mi: Hidden, our second biennial photo show. It is a juried show created around the theme “hidden.” The selections truly reflect unique points of view of the city and its surroundings as well as our culture and residents.
At the xnihilo gallery in the Montrose.
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Friday, October 9, 2009 at 7:00pm
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Monday, November 23, 2009 at 10:00pm
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Xnihilo Gallery
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2115 Taft Street
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Houston, TX
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Hillary on the Left, Obama on the Right
With only a week away to cast your ballot, many homes like this one remain divided on who to vote for in the March 4th Texas Primary.
So who are you voting for?
Some voting info for you:
- Early voting locations in Harris County. (PDF)
- Are you registered to vote? Check now!
- Presidential Candidates on the Texas Democratic Ballot (Obama, Clinton, Dodd, Biden, Richardson, Edwards)
- How to vote on the eSlate (MPEG video)
Trees
Even with all the development, there are surprisingly a lot of trees that still surround Downtown.
Camera phone postcards from the 2008 Houston Marathon
7:05am Crossing the Elysian Viaduct
7:19am Wave two crossing the Elysian Viaduct
8:05am Cheering for Ron Paul or the Runners?
9:00am Kasime Adilo and David Cheruiyot pacing each other at mile 23.
9:21am All athletes should be required to dispose of their paper cups and trash in bins, not on the street.
10:04am White jumpsuit dudes jamming on Memorial Drive
10:37am Statue of Liberty stands tall on Allen Parkway
10:40am Playing the sax under Waugh
Post race runner baggage pickup inside the Convention Center, a better baggage tracking system than any airline/airport…
Houston Scooter Battalion
Watch out for these scooters, another alternative form of transport is making steady inroads into the city. I usually spot a few zipping around in the loop on a daily basis.
Theatres > Hollywood | Heights | Majestic Metro | Alabama | River Oaks
A few images of the retro theatres in the Loop.
The Hollywood Video theatre on Westheimer near Montrose.
The old town theatre in the Historic Heights.
The Majestic Metro in Downtown Market Square.
And the following two(Alabama and River Oaks Theatres) are causing much debate in the community by Weingarten Realty’s recent announcement for new plans for these two shopping centers. A few folks have even started a petition to voice their opinion against Weingarten proposal.
The Alabama theatre, now operating as a BOOKSTOP.
And the River Oaks Theatre, still showing films on the big screen under the auspices of Landmark Theatres.
Did I miss any other retro theatres inside the Loop?
Where are all the trees
As Houston’s housing market continues to economically thrive into 2007, the environment is taking a toll. With the increasing population density in the Loop builders are trying to meet the demand for new homes. I hate the fact that the trees are being cut up left and right, but I love the new innovative home designs and the jobs that the building is creating for all the tradesmen.
Where is Pac-Man
I spotted this ghost near the corner of Westheimer and Dunlavy. He must be nearby. Are there any Pac-Man arcade games still out in any Pizza shops anywhere?
India – proud supporter of W
1.2.2007 there are a number of manhole covers produced with Indian steel all over the City of Houston. This one is stamped with “W” for Water meter, but reminds me of those W for President stickers during the 2004 elections.
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