bohemiotx

Fiber artists From Terrell to Houston, great! Looking forward to this Saturday's art gallery show. The downtown Tyler art shows are really fun.

I discovered that Atrovent and Spiriva can make your voice so hoarse, it will fade away! A respiratory therapist gave me this tip, so I quit both. On another note, Spiriva and Advair can be used together; reading as well as experience back this up.

   I discovered that Atrovent and Spiriva can make your voice so hoarse, it will fade away. A respiratory therapist told me this fact, so I quit taking both drugs to play it safe. Atrovent is som'n for the neubulizer like albuterol
   . On another note, Advair and Spiriva can be used together--once agin, experience and this time reading proves this contention.

Sincerely, JD Meyer "bohemiotx"

Wow. Way to go, Serena. We just met at the lecture. I'm the guy with the can of sardines. I'm gathering links for a Physical Health link page from where I've written at KLTV and here,roughly a dozen. I took notes and plan on writing about Dr Sterken's talk too. Here's my article about Price's talk on Mexico http://northeasttyler.kltv.com/news/a...

http://tinyurl.com/6wemnbk Urban Gardens. This article has 14 links to websites, including Detroit and Austin. This gives an answer for what to do with vacant residential lots and underemployed people in the neighborhood.

Go to this article, scroll down, http://hubpages.com/hub/Digital-Footp... and you'll see that this article traveled to Austin, home of the IE program, then on to the University of Toronto.

I really enjoyed reading about this program. Entrepreneurship is som'n the Industry Growth Initiative of Tyler wants to see more often too. Once upon a time, I wrote an annotated link page called, "Jobs for Ex-Cons." It's at the Economic Development section of my website, Northeast Texas Virtual Library--http://jdmeyer.pageout.net I recall that Geographic information Systems was open to folks with records as was the green industry.

Leo Berman made a fool of East Texas with such remarks. Fortunately, we have documents such as the Industry Growth Initiative in Tyler that bring pride and intelligence to the region. Check out the IGI at the City of Tyler website next time you hear drivel from an apparent lost cousin of Madagascar prosimians.

Woops, the taqueria within Chevron's has closed! The owners went back to Mexico, but the gas station lives on.

By the way, I did industrial labor back in the mid-late 90's while I was an adjunct instructor in the Dallas Community College District--in case you're wondering.

Woops, i forgot to note that you should wear light-colored bandannas when it's sunny and hot. Dark bandannas are good when it's cool, and you're trying to absorb some sunlight, or at night when it doesn't matter.

Beef barbacoa is common but not sheep barbacoa.

Good news--Connexions is attracting more pre-college writers, including an entire school district in South Africa, K--12! In related news, Scientific Commons of Switzerland picked up two of my modules from Connexions. Normally, they stick with info in German--their nat'l language...................................Small world.

For more improvement in vocabulary, go to the website of Robert Marzano. Marzano and Pickering's vocab teaching methods were adopted by the Tennessee Dept. of Education on their way to winning the first round of the national stimulus grants for education--Race to the Top. In a nutshell, give an informal definition of an academic term first, and let the kids draw som'n about it. Deal with formal definitions last and let the kids have a special notebook for academic vocab. I'd like to add that there are more cognates between Spanish and English in technical and formal language than informal---hmmmm.

I hoped when we elected a cool, ex-prof for a president that the anti-intellectual spirit, so common among young people today, would subside. No. Let's see if the increased emphasis on technology helps TISD this year.

Until a faculty-staff member at UT-Tyler endorses this project, IE won't happen in Tyler. Dr. Richard Cherwitz personally emailed his interest after receiving a yahoo alert about this article. A couple of noted city leaders are interested. I've been hollering about IE in public since Kwanzaa 09!

Wow, I better check this out in 1/2 year!

Also call Jose T. @ 903-714-4189. Jose is Karina's owner.

Footnote: The difference between Salvadorian and Mexican Horchata. Mexican horchata is simply rice, water, sugar and a dash of cinnamon. Jose, the owner of Karina, showed us his Salvadorian horchata mix. The ingredients are Morro seed, rice, pumpkin seed, peanuts, cinnamon, sugar with vitamin A and vanilla, and water.

Check out Connexions of Rice University http://cnx.org/ and their modular approach. Be sure to read my two modules: Subject-Verb Agreement and Applying Psychological Type Theory to Writing (with annotated link page). They have writers from all over the world and in different languages. Most of the education is college level.

http://www.tylerpaper.com/article/201...

Here's a shorter version that appeared in the Sunday Tyler Paper on 7A as a "Rose." It was 3/4 the length of this article and more prudent.