May 25th, 2011
Memorial Day weekend is probably the most popular weekend in the year for backyard grilling. The smell of burgers cooking, and the smoke from backyard cookouts, rises from the back fences of half the homes in America. And the homes that aren’t hosting parties are abandoned for those that are. Now I love grilled burgers and brats, but if you’re interested in a more educational Memorial Day experience, I happen to have a suggestion. The Texas State Railroad is holding its Memorial Day Armed Forces Event, on May 27th, 28th, and 29th. The event features passage via the historic Texas Railroad, to the German Village of Rheinhausen, where a historic reenactment of a World War II battle will be taking place. Also on the agenda is a 1940s style USO dinner and Dance, and a number of living history exhibits. There is also a Patton exhibit which features among other things a replica of the General’s personal car. Other activities include things like rides aboard a Huey Helicopter.
The event is fairly pricey at $35.00 a head plus parking and activities. But the kids will certainly never forget it. For more information visit the Texas State Railroad’s webpage at http://www.texasstaterr.com . Reservations can also be made by calling the office at 1-888-987-2461.
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September 22nd, 2010
There have been a lot of issues on the Tyler Junior College campus when it comes to gang related fights and robberies. The school campus is finally doing something about it. All students are required to wear their school identification card around their neck while they are on the school property. The security has also put up small fences on walls that gangs sat on and many fights broke out due to what gang sat where. All these fights seemed petty and pretty childish for college students. A lot of times guys would sit around the campus that are not students of Tyler Junior College, and many complaints have been made that these groups f guys would harass girls coming out of classes.
The rule of having to wear your identification bag has brought up some different feelings in students. I, personally, think that it is a great idea. I am sick of all the fights that break out by people hanging out around the school, only because they have no where better to be, and they are not students or involved with the school. The only complaints that I have heard about this rule is that people do not want to wear the identification cards because it does not match their clothes. You can pick out the apache freshmen when you walk into Wal-Mart and see them proudly wearing their id.
Another rule that Tyler Junior College has recently started to enforce is that the college campus has become smoke free. Although many times you can find students hiding behind buildings and in bushes, you now have to take the time to walk across the street to smoke.
Many students and staff have different opinions about these rules, but I think that the school is on their way to making the property a safer and cleaner campus.
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January 12th, 2010
I have had the pleasure of working with a surveying company in Tyler Texas that surveyed the land my new house sits on in New Harmony Texas. They did a professional job and the owners and workers are professional, Christian, and ethical in their business dealings with both me and my brother. They were able to do a very quick turn around on the job so that my closing went through on time. I really had not given them much notice before the closing date but they were still able to get the job done and they marked all the border markers correctly.
Turley land surveying company in Tyler Texas can also come back and mark lines for any fences you plan to install on your property. If you want to raise cattle or goats or any other type of livestock you will need to have your lines marked so you can install your fence on a straight line. Turley surveying can quickly come back using their coordinates they marked for the initial survey to mark a fence line.
If you are an oil or gas field or drilling company and need surveying done in Texas then we recommend calling Turley surveying as well. They have experience in the oil and gas surveying business and can give you an accurate job cost quote. There field surveyors are experienced and a pleasure to work with. You can speak to Wes, Eric, or Ben and they would be happy to answer your questions related to what you need done in regards to oil and gas surveying in Texas.
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