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Laws that ban low-slung pants are on the books in several US cities, including Delcambre, Louisiana, where offenders can be fined up to 500 dollars or jailed for up to six months. Dallas, Texas and Atlanta, Georgia are among the larger US cities considering similar measures.

i got into baylor and its in between baylor and university of texas at dallas. but im leaning a litle bit more towards UTD because i heard that its really hard to make good grades at Baylor? btw im majoring in Business

why is it that in downtown dallas there is no one there? you could go during the day time on the weekday or weekend you don’t see anyone. i wonder how those restaurants keep business when you don’t see anyone. i’m talking about the area in downtown dallas where JFK got shot.

I would like to attend a college in dallas, texas or surrounding area, anywhere in Michigan, Colorado, or New York. I want to major in sports broadcasting – like interviewing players, stuff like they do on Sportscenter. And write about it – sports journalism.

The Dallas Morning News is reporting that Terrell Owens went into Jerry Jones’ office yesterday after practice and told him to do what it takes to get Tom Brady to the Cowboys.. Apparently, Owens is not enamored with Tony Romo and feels Brady would be a major upgrade.. He even went as far to say that if he and Brady do not win at least one Super Bowl together, he would give back his entire Signing Bonus to the Cowboys.. Now what would it take for the Cowboys to get Brady?? My guess is Romo, Terence Newman, and Greg Ellis would be a start…

I worked as a Special Education Teacher’s Assistant for about 9 yrs before deciding
I needed a change and going back to school to gat an associates degree in business administration. I am currently working towards a bachelor’s in organizational psychology. Jobs I have researched requires experience, which I have very little of. When I graduated high school I worked as a data collector for Dikita Enterprises where I was commissioned as an intern for Dallas Area Rapid Transit working data analysis and data input. However, as I stated my experiences are limited in those areas and it was years ago. What can I do with what I have? Are there any jobs that will hire someone with basically no experience?

My husband does remodeling and new home construction and I am a teacher. I want to move from the Dallas area out of state, but not extremely far north. Where is a good, growing area where his business could take off?

Ok i have been confused on what i want to do in life and i thought business is good but i just dont like it.
I been thinking on what i love and is my passion and i now know that it has to do with fitness. i have always loved playing sports, i been a member of a gym. And now i think that being a personal trainer is what i would like to do. I want to help people achive their fitness goals, i want to see their progress they have made.
So my question is, do you have any tips, suggestions?
I know that i need to get certified but there are many out there. Also what is better an online course that i have seen or an actual hands on, i heard of a place in Dallas but not sure what its called. Also i heard that i need to carry my own insurance or something like that just incase if some one gets hurt.
Any help, tips i will greatly appreciate!!

I’ve heard that there are sections in the daily newpaper where people send in their articles and can actually get paid if it is good enough to get published. I don’t really know any details, which is what i am asking you anyone who reads this. Can you fill me in on anything that you may know of this? Like what section and what it is that onen was to write about.
oh and I live in Dallas,Tx so the main newspaper here is The Dallas Morning News.

The Washington Times, N.Y. Post and Dallas Morning News — three newspapers that recently endorsed John McCain — have been kicked off Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama’s plane in the final days of his campaign. http://washingtontimes.com/news/2008/oct…