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Short Cuts (November 2009)

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Everything you ever wanted to know about the Texas governor’s race—in under 3 minutes.

Bonfire Revisited (November 2009)

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Watch the making of the cover, as creative director T. J. Tucker talks about reconstructing stack through computer-generated imagery.

The Manual 2.0 (November 2009)

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A Native American storyteller and the experts from San Antonio’s Centro Cultural Aztlan teach Andrea Valdez how to build a Día de los Muertos altar.

There but for the Grace of God (November 2009)

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Michael Hall’s exclusive interview with Ernest Willis.

Go Texan Restaurant Round-up With Chef James Robert of Eddie V's (October 2009)

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Scampi-style Texas Shrimp

The Manual 2.0 (October 2009)

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The experts from League City–based American Fence and Supply Company teach Andrea Valdez how to build a barbed-wire fence.

Weird Science (October 2009)

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Members from the Austin-based Aether Paranormal Team talk about electromagnetic-field detectors, electronic voice phenomena recorders, and their scariest investigations.

The Texanist Unleashed (October 2009)

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Can I unfriend a Facebook friend?

Under Cover (October 2009)

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Editor Jake Silverstein introduces the October 2009 issue.

Cooking With Chef David Garrido (October 2009)

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Carrot Soup With Shrimp Pico de Gallo

E. J. Dionne, Columnist, The Washington Post (Thursday, October 8th 2009)

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For more than 15 years, E. J. Dionne has shared his opinions about politics, the media and the role of religion in public life with the Washington Post’s readers. He also serves as a senior fellow at The Brookings Institution, writes popular books about politics and frequently shares commentary with NPR, This Week and Meet the Press. Join us to learn more about the latest news from Washington, and the latest opinions from Dionne.

Francisco Cigarroa, Chancellor, The University of Texas System (Thursday, October 29th 2009)

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Francisco Cigarroa became the 10th Chancellor of the UT System in February, overseeing one of the largest public university systems in the country. Cigarroa, a respected transplant and pediatric surgeon, served as president of the UT Health Science Center at San Antonio before his appointment. As Chancellor, he has responsibility for nine universities and six medical institutions across the state, with a combined operating budget of $11.5 billion.