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February 4, 2010
Clean-Air Fund to Stop Funding Natural Gas Projects Till Industry Cleans Up Its Act
Click to expand this map provided last week by the Texas Commission on Environmental QualityWay back in '97, and again last June, we told you the story of Sue Pope -- a Midlothian rancher who became legendary for taking on pollution-spewing TXI -- and the genesis of the fund named in her honor, w ... More >>
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December 10, 2009
Dallas Oil and Gas Man Discovers That Coffee and Federal Prison Are For Closers
Speaking of missives sent from the U.S. Attorney's Office ...A press release just landed in the in-box concerning the tale of one Tommy Eugene Barber, a 32-year-old Dallas man who today pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Jane J. Boyle to two counts of securities fraud. And what did Barber ... More >>
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March 2, 2009
Southwest Airlines Ties FedEx as Seventh Most-Admired Company in ... the World!
Courtesy Southwest AirlinesFortune just posted its list of the World's Most Admired Companies -- at least, admired by the other bidness folks surveyed by the magazine. Five Dallas-based companies made the list of 363, and they are, in alphabetical order: AT&T, Brinker International, Centex, Sout ... More >>
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December 22, 2008
Jim Schutze's Top 10 Highway Foods For Journalists On The Go
Our resident political curmudgeon gets around. Between the office, city council meetings, back to the office, over to that proposed inland port, pausing to scoff at the site of Dallas' signature bridge and the road to nowhere then to the office once again for a quip-trading session with Wilonsky, he ... More >>
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December 18, 2008
The Secret Society of Happy People Spills the Coffee Beans
Our resident political curmudgeon gets around. Between the office, city council meetings, back to the office, over to that proposed inland port, pausing to scoff at the site of Dallas' signature bridge and the road to nowhere then to the office once again for a quip-trading session with Wilonsky, he ... More >>
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October 31, 2008
Captain Marvel Cracks the Quake? Or: Drill, Baby, Drill!
Our resident political curmudgeon gets around. Between the office, city council meetings, back to the office, over to that proposed inland port, pausing to scoff at the site of Dallas' signature bridge and the road to nowhere then to the office once again for a quip-trading session with Wilonsky, he ... More >>
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September 10, 2008
Finally, We Step Inside Harlan Crow's "New" Old Parkland Hospital
Our resident political curmudgeon gets around. Between the office, city council meetings, back to the office, over to that proposed inland port, pausing to scoff at the site of Dallas' signature bridge and the road to nowhere then to the office once again for a quip-trading session with Wilonsky, he ... More >>
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August 6, 2008
Tracy Rowlett's New Boss at ShaleTV Makes Confusing Case for Advertorials
Our resident political curmudgeon gets around. Between the office, city council meetings, back to the office, over to that proposed inland port, pausing to scoff at the site of Dallas' signature bridge and the road to nowhere then to the office once again for a quip-trading session with Wilonsky, he ... More >>
Blogs
July 31, 2008
In Alaska, Another Irving-Based Oil Company Goes Shootin' at Some Crude
Our resident political curmudgeon gets around. Between the office, city council meetings, back to the office, over to that proposed inland port, pausing to scoff at the site of Dallas' signature bridge and the road to nowhere then to the office once again for a quip-trading session with Wilonsky, he ... More >>
Blogs
June 12, 2008
A Lawsuit Over the Barnett Shale -- Look Out, Tommy Lee Jones!
Our resident political curmudgeon gets around. Between the office, city council meetings, back to the office, over to that proposed inland port, pausing to scoff at the site of Dallas' signature bridge and the road to nowhere then to the office once again for a quip-trading session with Wilonsky, he ... More >>
Blogs
June 4, 2008
One Local Attorney's Figured Out How to Get Money Out of Big Oil
Our resident political curmudgeon gets around. Between the office, city council meetings, back to the office, over to that proposed inland port, pausing to scoff at the site of Dallas' signature bridge and the road to nowhere then to the office once again for a quip-trading session with Wilonsky, he ... More >>
Blogs
May 30, 2008
Now, You Can Tell The Kids, "Hey, We're Going to the Perot." Or Not.
Our resident political curmudgeon gets around. Between the office, city council meetings, back to the office, over to that proposed inland port, pausing to scoff at the site of Dallas' signature bridge and the road to nowhere then to the office once again for a quip-trading session with Wilonsky, he ... More >>
Blogs
April 3, 2008
Now What Do We Call Laura Miller? And Keep It Clean.
Our resident political curmudgeon gets around. Between the office, city council meetings, back to the office, over to that proposed inland port, pausing to scoff at the site of Dallas' signature bridge and the road to nowhere then to the office once again for a quip-trading session with Wilonsky, he ... More >>
Blogs
February 6, 2008
A Shell of Its Former Self?
Our resident political curmudgeon gets around. Between the office, city council meetings, back to the office, over to that proposed inland port, pausing to scoff at the site of Dallas' signature bridge and the road to nowhere then to the office once again for a quip-trading session with Wilonsky, he ... More >>
Home Entertainment
January 17, 2008
DVD Releases for the Week of January 15
Our resident political curmudgeon gets around. Between the office, city council meetings, back to the office, over to that proposed inland port, pausing to scoff at the site of Dallas' signature bridge and the road to nowhere then to the office once again for a quip-trading session with Wilonsky, he ... More >>
Blogs
September 20, 2007
Hunt-ing Season
Our resident political curmudgeon gets around. Between the office, city council meetings, back to the office, over to that proposed inland port, pausing to scoff at the site of Dallas' signature bridge and the road to nowhere then to the office once again for a quip-trading session with Wilonsky, he ... More >>
Music
July 26, 2007
Chris Knight
Thursday, July 26, at Suede Bar & Grill
Blogs
July 5, 2007
NPR Knows What's Buggin' Dallas
Thursday, July 26, at Suede Bar & Grill
Blogs
July 5, 2007
Re: NPR Knows What's Buggin' Dallas
Thursday, July 26, at Suede Bar & Grill
Blogs
April 17, 2007
Dallas: Home to the Fortune 11
Thursday, July 26, at Suede Bar & Grill
Blogs
April 5, 2007
Swift Justice in a Faraway Place
Thursday, July 26, at Suede Bar & Grill
Blogs
February 13, 2007
En Guard, Castleguard
Thursday, July 26, at Suede Bar & Grill
Blogs
February 8, 2007
"A Shadowy Coalition." Sounds Cool. Can We Join?
Thursday, July 26, at Suede Bar & Grill
Blogs
July 7, 2006
Clean Your PIPEs
Thursday, July 26, at Suede Bar & Grill
Blogs
June 7, 2006
Texans Love Al Gore!
Thursday, July 26, at Suede Bar & Grill
Blogs
April 17, 2006
Feel Free to Nominate Me
Thursday, July 26, at Suede Bar & Grill
News
May 15, 2003
Public Disinterest
So is media consolidation a bad thing?
News
April 20, 2000
Buzz
The shallow end; All the news that fits; Heart of darkness
News
October 14, 1999
Low-octane litigation
A conservative court and a hardball corporation have gutted plaintiffs' claims in the Kaufman County pipeline explosion case
News
October 5, 1995
Yemengate
In a tiny Middle Eastern country, government officials have accused Dallas oilman Ray Hunt's company of cheating them out of millions.

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