Every Person In New York

An artist is trying to "draw every person in New York". Click on the picture above to go to this site.

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2009 Blizzard #2

Twice in one month we have had snow in Fort Worth. Did you hear me, I said FORT WORTH...as in Texas...TEXAS! We are not supposed to get these blizzard conditions here.

The neighborhood.

Looking off our back patio.

Another view off the back patio.

Ray Stevens: We The People

A little right leaning humor.

Room at the inn: Hyatt in downtown Dallas welcomes the homeless

Last Christmas, Mack Choice was among the homeless people treated to a free meal and room on Christmas Eve at the Hyatt Regency Dallas. This year, he was among those rolling out the red carpet for the homeless at the hotel.

Click the picture above to read the article.

Watch the Dallas Morning News video here.

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Growing Up Heroes

"Growing Up Heroes brings back vivid memories of our own attempts to be heroes when we were uncomplicated, over-imaginative, nerdy kids."

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12 Things That Became Obsolete This Decade

We're entering 2010 with all kinds of new gadgets, gizmos, and tech tools, but let's not forget that we've lost a few things this decade, too.

HuffPostTech took a look back at 12 things that became obsolete this decade.

From fax machines to landline phones check them out (and get nostalgic) in the slideshow below!

Vote for the gadgets you'll miss -- and those you think we're better off without.

Click the picture to see the list.

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Big Picture: Christmas 2009

Friday, the 25th, was Christmas Day, the Christian commemoration of the birth of Jesus Christ, celebrated in many places around the world with prayers, singing, gift-giving and charity. Modern Christmas traditions originate from many backgrounds, combining several historic holidays and celebrations into one, the most well-known traditional story being Santa Claus, a jolly old elf who brings gifts to good children all over the world. Collected here are a handful of photographs of people observing the Christmas season this year. (34 photos total)

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Big Picture: Snowy Scenes

Last Monday was December 21st - the Winter Solstice, or the shortest day of the year (in the Northern Hemisphere). The 21st would also have also been the first day of Nivôse, the first winter month of the long-abandoned French Republican Calendar, named after the Latin word nivosus, which, appropriately means "snow or snowy". Collected here are a handful of recent photographs of these snowy days for those of us in the north. (42 photos total)

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