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  • What I Really Do at the Dixie Cup Every Year—Mostly
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    What I Really Do at the Dixie Cup Every Year—Mostly

    More Than You Ever Wanted to Know March 1, 2008 - Fred Eckhardt

    Every year since 1989, I have traveled down to Houston, TX, a lovely city that is widely unappreciated among the great cities of this country. Did you know that Houston is closer to Chicago, IL, than it is to El Paso, TX? Moreover, it is a remarkably beautiful city, quite green—not at all the oil-reeking... View Article

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