-“Mr. McKittrick, after very careful consideration, sir, I’ve come to the conclusion that your new defense system sucks.” – Gen. Beringer in WARGAMESDallas Cowboys Come Up Small, Proving All Their Critics Right - The Landry Hat - The Landry Hat - A Dal... »
Chapter 3 of Chapman Kelley's Memoirs in now available on the Dallas Art History Blog at dallasarthistory.com. In the first two chapters of his memoirs, Kelley tells of his early life, training and extensive preparation for a life as a painter and... »
The Chicago Wildflower Works 1984 - 2004 has become known literally throughout the world. Its author Chapman Kelley says, "Unfortunately, lost in all of the legal publicity generated by our federal artists' rights lawsuit, is that many people are not ... »
Chris HowellA few years back, Senior Corporal Max Geron was one of the Dallas Police Department's spokespersons, but he's quick to remind in his missive to The Atlantic that what he has to say on the subject of Lt. John Pike's pepper-spraying of peace... »
As you know, and as I just looked up on Wikipedia, “conventional wisdom” refers to ideas which are generally accepted as true, such as “the earth is round” and “evolution is a crock of shit.” For instance, conventional wisdom says that Barack Obama is ... »
Great work by the website of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch in comparing North Texas to St. Louis ahead of tonight’s World Series opener. I love that they take pains to note not just that Arlington is named after Robert E. Lee’s plantation in Virginia, bu... »
Despite my better judgment, I have returned from vacation. There are only so many crab cakes mixed with pizza and frozen custard you can eat before your body starts turning against you. But what was really stomach-turning was the new issue of the Enqui... »
For the last five years, Fort Worthology has covered and promoted the growth and renaissance of central-city Fort Worth. From writing about a new infill development to encouraging the progress of our central-city culture, this site has grown tremendous... »
