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Galveston: A City on Stilts (General History: Texas) by Jodi Wright-Gidley, Jennifer Marines, 2008-10-22 Dallas Doc: All the City and Country Critters in the Life of a Texas-style Vet by David Carlton, D.V.M., 1999-11-01 Revised ordinances of the city of Austin by Texas Ordinances Austin, Texas Texas, 2010-09-07 Ephemeral City: Cite Looks at Houston Texas Towns and the Art of Architecture: A Photographer's Journey by Richard Payne, 2006-10-23 Texas Towns: From Abner to Zipperlandville by Don Blevins, 2003-10-25 The Homes of the Park Cities, Dallas: Great American Suburbs by Virginia Savage McAlester, Willis Cecil Winters, et all 2008-10-21 A Thumb-Nail History of the City of Houston, Texas, From Its Founding in 1836 to the Year 1912 by Samuel Oliver Young, 2010-01-01 Memories of Texas Towns & Cities by Dave Oliphant, 2000-10-15 Building, Plumbing, Gas and Electrical Laws of the City of Dallas, Texas, Also Rules On Re-Inforced Concrete: Revised and Published Under the Auspices and Approval of the Board of Commissioners ... by Dallas, 2010-02-24 Engineering, Construction, and Operations in Challenging Environments: Earth and Space 2004: Proceedings of the Ninth ASCE Aerospace Division International ... March 7-10, 2004, League City/Houston, Texas Engineering Study of the Water Distribution System: City of Galveston, Texas by Inc. Bovay Engineers, 1968 Portrait of a Border City: Brownsville, Texas by William L. Adams, Anthony K. Knopp, 1997-12-05 The Western: The Greatest Texas Cattle Trail, 1874-1886 by Gary Kraisinger, 2004-01

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61. Regional Economy: Texas Cities--January 2001
    RELATED ARTICLE. Another Great Texas Boom, Southwest Economy, Issue1, 2001 (Text or PDF). Regional Economy texas cities January 2001.  
    http://www.dallasfed.org/eyi/regional/0101.html
    
    Extractions: Homebuilding in Dallas was particularly strong in 2000. Single-family building permits have increased 18.3 percent in the first 10 months of 2000.[3] An oversupply in the multifamily market squelched apartment building however. Multifamily permits dropped off 55.2 percent through October. While increased energy prices translated into statewide growth in mining employment, these jobs did not show up in Dallas. Mining employment declined 4.1 percent on the year due to industry consolidation and firm relocations to Houston. The Dallas labor market was among the tightest in the state. The unemployment rate dropped to 3.1 percent in October. El Paso Spurred by steady growth in the maquiladoras, increases in the number of call centers and high levels of construction activity, El Paso's economy continued to chug along at a fairly strong pace. Overall nonfarm employment grew 2.6 percent (5,400 jobs) in the first 10 months of 2000. Much of this growth was fueled by firms tied to the maquiladora industry as service jobs in transportation, warehousing, finance, accounting and customs were rapidly added to the economy. TCPU employment rose 9.5 percent through October, while services employment increased 4.4 percent over the same period. The apparel industry in El Paso continues to suffer in NAFTA's wake, but many displaced workers have been absorbed by emerging maquiladoras.

62. Texas Cities
    texas cities Click on a City to Find Entries for that City. (orDisplay All Texas Entries). Addison (2) Allen (1) Amarillo  
    http://www.webstart.com/cgi-sys/cgiwrap/webstart/country.pl?USTX

63. Economic Development Handbook Vol. I
    The Attorney General's. HANDBOOK ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT LAWS FORtexas cities. Volume 1. How To Utilize Existing Statutory Tools to  
    http://www.oag.state.tx.us/AG_Publications/txts/econ_dev1.htm
    
    Extractions: A Message from Attorney General John Cornyn: May 21, 1999 Dear City Officials: One of the key issues facing our state and cities today is the promotion of local economic development. Texas cities have a strong statutory foundation from which they can draw in their efforts to facilitate new and expanded business growth. In order to establish effective economic development programs, it is necessary that local governments be fully apprised on how to implement the statutory tools available to them. I hope that this publication will help Texas municipalities in this regard. This publication would not have been possible without considerable input from the 1997-1998 Attorney General's Municipal Advisory Committee, the staff of the Texas Municipal League, and the Municipal Affairs Section of the Office of the Attorney General. I thank all of them for their contributions to this publication and look forward to working with city officials across Texas on this pressing issue.

64. Mileage To Dallas From Major Texas Cities
    Mileage to Dallas from Major texas cities CITY, MILES, KILOMETERS, DRIVETIME, FLIGHT TIME. Abilene, 186, 299, 3 1/2 hrs, 1 hr. Amarillo, 369, 590, 7hrs, 1 hr.  
    http://www.dallascvb.com/tourplanner/Transportation/MileageTexasCities.htm

65. Index Of Texas Cities
    This site is an index of cities in Texas to be used to find Local workforceDevelopment Boards. Trapped in a Frame? LIBERATE YOURSELF!  
    http://www.reunionindex.com/chldcare/list.html

66. Index Of Texas Cities H
    This site is an index of cities in Texas to be used to find Local workforceDevelopment Boards. Trapped in Someone Else's Frame? LIBERATE YOURSELF!  
    http://www.reunionindex.com/chldcare/namesh.html
    
    Extractions: H Hackberry Hale Center Halletsville Hallsburg Hallsville Haltom City Hamilton Hamlin Happy Hardin Harker Heights Harlingen Hart Haskell Haslet Hawkins Hawley Hays Hearne Heath Hebron Hedig Village Hedley Helotes Hemphill Hempstead Henderson Henrietta Hereford Hewitt Hickory Creek Hico Hidalgo Higgins Highland Haven Highland Park Highland Village Hill Country Village Hillcrest Village Hillsboro Hilshire Hitchcock Holiday Lakes Holland Holliday Hollywood Park Hondo Honey Grove Hooks Horizon City Houston Howardwick Howe Hubbard Hudson Hudson Oaks Hughes Springs Humble Hunters Creek Village Huntington Huntsville Hurst Hutchins Hutto Huxley

67. UT "Send-Off 2000" Celebrations In Several Texas Cities 06/2000
    http://www.utexas.edu/admin/opa/news/00newsreleases/nr_200006/nr_sendoff000616.h
    
    Extractions: FAX (512) 471-5812 The traditional send-offs provide UT Austin-bound students and their parents an opportunity to talk with University officials about the transition to campus life. Traveling with Faulkner were representatives from the offices of admissions, student financial aid, housing and community service as well as from the Texas Ex-Students' Association. Faulkner and his team honored about 200 students in the Rio Grande Valley in two separate celebrations for about 75 students in Brownsville on June 6 and 125 students in McAllen on June 7. During that Valley trip, Faulkner also was the luncheon speaker at the Rio Grande Valley's Annual Summer Academy for School Superintendents, which was held at the Sheraton Fiesta Hotel on South Padre Island. On June 12 the president and delegation honored about 60 students in Laredo. Later this summer, they also plan to visit incoming freshmen and their parents in El Paso, Dallas and Beaumont.

68. Jobs In Central Texas Cities | City And County Jobs In Austin And Surrounding Ar
    in Cities/Counties Guide picks. You could be working for the city of Austin, CedarPark, Copperas Cove, San Antonio, or other towns all around Central Texas.  
    http://austin.about.com/cs/jobscity/

69. Bastrop County Texas Cities - Towns - Attractions
    Apartments Free Apartment Finding Service Looking for apartments in Austin, Texas?  
    http://austin.about.com/cs/bastropcounty/

70. ThE ELecTrIc PoLe ShRiNe 2004
    Photos of poles in major texas cities.  
    http://www.fortunecity.co.uk/roswell/conspiracy/1/

71. Forecasting Water Use In Texas Cities
    Forecasting Water Use In texas cities. Problem Water utilities serving citiesin Texas need the ability to make shortterm forecasts of water use.  
    http://twri.tamu.edu/twripubs/NewWaves/v1n1/abstract-1.html
    
    Extractions: Principal Investigator : David R. Maidment, University of Texas, Austin, TX. Project Duration : May 1985-August 1987 Funded by Problem : Water utilities serving cities in Texas need the ability to make short-term forecasts of water use. The need is especially pronounced during droughts when water managers need to know the impact of temporary water use restrictions. Objectives : To develop a method for estimating the parameters needed for a daily water use model which would be self-calibrating as changes occur in population, season and water policies. Methodology : A waler demand forecast model (WATFORE) was modified using a new microcomputer package (WATCAL) that was developed in this project. WATCAL takes historical data on water use, rainfall and maximum air temperature and determines parameter values for a given city. The WATCAL file is then passed to WATFORE and is used together with current data on water use and weather variables to make water use forecasts. Results : Conservation programs involving water use restrictions were evaluated with the modified WATFORE model. Voluntary conservation programs did not significantly reduce water use, but mandatory programs reduced usage by 10% in Austin and by 30% in Corpus Christi (proportional to the severity of the program). There are also indications that the water use pattern is weather dependent but independent of city size and location within a region. The WATFORE model is being used in Texas by the cities of Austin, Corpus Christi and Longview, and the Lower Colorado River Authority, and the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California. The modified WATFORE model is being used in short courses and workshops and may be marketed to the general public through commercial software manufacturers.

72. Texas Cities Increase Efficiency In Distribution Systems
    Title Page Next section texas cities Increase Efficiency in Distribution Systems. Manytexas cities, however, are working hard to round up this lost resource.  
    http://twri.tamu.edu/twripubs/WtrResrc/v13n3/text-0.html
    
    Extractions: Water leaks, unmetered uses, and inaccurate meters all contribute to unaccounted-for water, which is the difference between the amount of water produced by the utilities and the amount purchased by consumers. Nationally, unaccounted-for water losses range from 10 to 40 percent of the water produced. It's not just water that's lost however. Every gallon that disappears represents lost revenues and increased costs. Obviously, water that doesn't get to the customer can't be used and sold. On the other hand, unaccounted-for water losses ma. create the impression that additional water supplies and/or distribution systems are needed when all that's really required is reducing waste in the system. Unaccounted-for water losses may increase the infiltration of outside water into wastewater treatment plants, resulting in greater volumes to process and therefore increased costs to pay. Many Texas cities, however, are working hard to round up this lost resource. Supply management strategies to increase efficiency of water distribution systems are being incorporated into the water management plans of many areas. New technologies, particularly computerized "leak correlators," can pinpoint leaks with surprising accuracy, reducing unnecessary excavations and preventing minor leaks from developing into major headaches.

73. 1Up Travel > Map Zone > Historical Maps Of Texas Cities.
    Here are wonderful and descriptive Historical Maps of texas cities.Historyof texas cities map can be discovered here at 1UpTravel Map Zone.  
    http://www.1uptravel.com/worldmaps/history-tex-city.html
    
    Extractions: Travel Reservations and Bookings More Categories Introduction Topography Local Life Local Cuisine Local Holidays Festivals-Events Embassies Administration News Stand Worth a See !! Sight Seeing Maps Flags Shopping Eating Out Recreation Travel Essentials Country Facts Geography People Government Economy Communications Transportation Military Search 1Up Travel

74. Bouncin Buddies Moonwalk Rental Service.
    Moonwalk rental service. Serving Brazoria, Angleton, Bay City, Lake Jackson, and surrounding texas cities. Includes contact and rental information.  
    http://www.bouncinbuddies.com
    
    Extractions: Purchase Moonwalks Click Here Customer Service (979)-798-4861 info@bouncinbuddies.com Party-Supplies Delivery Areas Safety Rules ... Moonwalks Make your childs next party or event a BIG HIT by renting a Bouncin Buddies moonwalk. We know how important your party is. That is why we give you the best customer service, prompt delivery and clean equipment. Bouncin Buddies moonwalks come with an attached front step for easy entry for small children. Order matching party supplies online with your moonwalk rental. We order our kids party supplies at BirthdayExpress.com. Make your childs next party or event a BIG HIT by renting a Bouncin Buddies moonwalk. We know how important your party is. That is why we give you the best customer service, prompt delivery and clean equipment. Bouncin Buddies moonwalks come with an attached front step for easy entry for small children. Order matching party supplies online with your moonwalk rental. We order our kids party supplies at BirthdayExpress.com.

75. Texas Cities Construction License Exams
    State of Texas. Resources for City/County Licensure Candidates, ExperiorAssessmentsTM Gives the City/County Licensure Exams for  
    http://www.experioronline.com/txconstruction.htm
    
    Extractions: These are paper-and-pencil exams. The location of the examination center will be on the admission letter candidates receive after registering for the exam. Questions and Answers Licensing Agencies Professional Organizations Texas City Construction Licensing Agency Web Sites ... Appeal Process Information Number:

76. Texas Cities- MegaLaw.com
    texas cities, Home Legal Research States Texas texas cities texas citiesCity of Abilene; City of Allen; City of Alvin; City of Amarillo; City of Arlington;  
    http://www.megalaw.com/tx/txcities.php

77. Floral Affairs & Gifts - Alvin, Houston Texas
    Offers gift baskets, Yankee candles and wedding flowers. Serving Houston, Alvin, and surrounding texas cities.  
    http://www.floral-affairs.com/

78. Fiscal Capacity Of Texas Cities
    http://uts.cc.utexas.edu/~rhwilson/fiscalprp/syllabus.html
    
    Extractions: (check out a room key from Public Affairs Library Circulation Desk) Local governments in Texas, as elsewhere in the country, face structural problems caused by a gap between the needs of their residents for services and the government's ability to raise adequate revenue. This gap may be exacerbated by the current policy of federal and state governments to mandate local governments to perform a growing number of functions. Although many Texas communities enjoy strong economic growth, their principal sources of local revenuethe property tax and sales taxmay not reflect this growth. This PRP will examine the fiscal capacity of local governments in Texas, including cities, counties, school districts, and transit authorities. Special attention will be paid to the potential for growth in local government tax bases and the relation between local government fiscal capacity and shifting demands for public services.

79. Fiscal Capacity Of Texas Cities
    http://uts.cc.utexas.edu/~rhwilson/fiscalprp/
    
    Extractions: University of Texas at Austin This PRP will examine the fiscal capacity of local governments in Texas, including cities, counties, school districts, and transit authorities. Special attention will be paid to the potential for growth in local government tax bases and the relation between local government fiscal capacity and shifting demands for public services. Menu Course Description Fall 1997 Syllabus Staff Class Roster ... Background Group

80. New Study Shows Impact Of NAFTA On Texas Cities US Senator Gramm
    Press Release New Study Shows Impact of NAFTA on texas cities US SenatorGramm Applauds Results For Immediate Release, August 9th, 1999.  
    http://www.tppf.org/pr/1999/pr080999.html
    
    Extractions: (210) 710-3687 (cell) San Antonio – Proving the skeptics wrong, the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) has been a boon to Texas cities according to an analysis released today by the Texas Public Policy Foundation (TPPF). U.S. Senator Phil Gramm joined the foundation in its release of the study at the historic San Antonio German School – site of the NAFTA treaty signing by President George Bush, Mexican President Carlos Salinas de Gortari, and Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney in 1992. According to the TPPF analysis, Texas has increased exports to Canada and Mexico by up to $16 billion since 1993 when NAFTA was enacted and, according to the U.S. Department of Commerce (DoC), NAFTA has created over 190,000 export related jobs. U. S. Senator Phil Gramm said, “These numbers show that pulling down barriers and encouraging trade is generating an economic boom in Texas, and works to the advantage of all three nations. Nations which practice protectionism are forced to slice their economic pies into smaller and smaller pieces and to cheat their own people by denying them better goods at lower prices.” The Texas Public Policy Foundation is a non-profit, non-partisan research institute established in 1989, headquartered in San Antonio, and dedicated to the principles of limited government, free enterprise, private property rights and individual responsibility.

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