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Part of the area highlighted in this map belongs to Troublemaker studios, not CTECC

closed moved to southpark meadows

this was a cinemark, the amc is still in barton creek mall

The square for this place is too large. It's been drawn over the apartments next door.

\\El Taller Gallery has closed its doors because people like "sad little gallery" did not bother to ask for Picassos, Icarts, Francoise Gilot, or other Master's Collections. Just because they were not in view, did not mean that other treasures were available. Too bad that they are gone because I felt that not only their framing skills were unique and classy, but their art varied and interesting besides being affordable.

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FUCK TAOS

Yeah, that's right) Since now everybody can say hello to Anton

this is 24 diner restaurant now

Delicious!!

Austin ISD's newest high school. Previous newest was Bowie, in the early '80s. Prior to that was LBJ, opened in 1974. Despite strong growth in the Austin area, only three new high schools built in the city in the last third of a century. Contrast that to four high schools built in that time frame in Round Rock ISD, and four in Leander ISD.

I didn't write what's above. That is all.

I can`t understand, how do I approve that it is BB&B, so "No approved" category disapears. It really is Bed, Bath and Beyond

It's not about speach...I'm talking about the angry, irrational sentiment that I'm hearing from so many of these people who talk about things in ways that border on the fanatacism of Al Qaeda...Say what you want, God Bless Free Speach and God bless America, but I'm worried quite frankly about increased acts like what we saw yesterday in Austin where some asshole pissed off about his taxes and the government thinks it justifies flying a plane into a building. People are starting to talk about "revolution" and change...is that what they really mean, because "real revolution" and even the actions of the original "Tea Party" participants engaged in acts of violence and destruction. I'm all for free speach, dialogue and reform through the political process, but when it involves revolution or violent action of the sort advocated by Timothy McVeigh, the Unibomber or independent suicide "protests" like this by Joseph Andrew Stack III, I for one will stand up to oppose it. Down with Mobocracy!

You can't be serious? Really? So from now on nobody should speak out against the government no matter what because someone might fly their plane into a building? Why then should we even bother to have freedom of speach? And is it "Angry fanatacism" to demand that our government follow the constitution? But now because of one nut job we should all go home? And did you read his manifesto before you posted your comment? I don't think you did because he could much more easily be considered a left wing nut job every day of the week. Your pathetic attempt to tie this luny in with the Tea Party movement only shows your ignorance about what the Tea Party movement is about, but God bless your right to say it anyway.

What makes some nut-job with a beef against the IRS who crashes his plane into this building, jeopardizing the lives of innocent people any better than the 9/11 hijackers? This angry crank is in keeping with the malevolent spirit sweeping the nation as witnessed by the whole "Tea Party" movement. One should expect events like this to increase as belligerent types who feel entitled to yell and express their self-righteous, often ill informed anger at the expense of others. The founding fathers feared the angry mob...something these tea baggers should learn if they really want to understand the US Constitution and bring this nation back to it's roots. Just remember, angry fanatacism begets irrational violents and acts of terror, such as planes crashed into buildings.

Not all that enthused about the name change. Albert Sidney Johnston was my great great great great grandfather. Changing the name of a school won't improve test scores.