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People are currently reading this guide. Texas: A Land of Stetsons, Chili, and... Once Mexico?Ah, Texas. The land of wide-open spaces, ten-gallon hats, and breakfast tacos so good they practically qualify as a religious experience. But here's a little history nugget that might just rattle your spurs: a big chunk of Texas used to be part of Mexico! ¡Ay caramba! How Did That Happen?Way back in the 18th century, Spain was the king (or should we say, rey) of the castle, and Texas was just a dusty frontier outpost.

Memorial Day Weekend is upon us. As you load up your weekender bag with the requisite beach cover-ups and bottles of rosé, you'll want to throw in a book or two for a welcome distraction from poolside antics. From Paula Hawkins's new murder mystery to Andrew Morton's in-depth biography of the late Princess Diana, here's what our editors will be reading as they usher in summer. Fitness Junkie by Lucy Sykes and Jo Piazza Courtesy "

**Warning: Spoilers ahead for Outlander Season 5, Episode 7** There are several ways in which the Outlander TV series is different from Diana Gabaldon's books. "It's very tough to try and fill up all of the different threads, and to have everything come together," Caitriona Balfe explained to MarieClaire.com in an interview last season about why the TV series strays from the original books. "These books are so dense, and there's so much to it. There are times when you are disappointed by some of the stuff that gets changed, but I also think, I don't know that they would have been able to tie up all of the things correctly, just in terms of the time constraints.

A photo purportedly showing a dead Whitney Houston lying in her open casket is featured on the front cover of this week’s National Enquirer. The photo, which can be seen here, was allegedly taken inside the family’s private viewing on Friday, Feb. 17 in Newark, New Jersey’s Wigham Funeral Home. PHOTOS: Whitney Houston Funeral Gallery: Fans and Loved Ones Honor the Star The image shows Houston lying peacefully in her golden casket, donning her supposed “favorite purple dress” with diamond earrings and a brooch.

Jarace WalkerJarace Isaiah Walker (born September 4, 2003) is an American college basketball player for the Houston Cougars of the American Athletic Conference (AAC). Jarace Walker is a highly touted basketball prospect. Walker began making headlines in the basketball world at a young age, as he was named the MVP of the Ballislife All-American Game in 2019 as a freshman in high school. He continued to impress scouts and analysts with his performances throughout his high school career, and in August 2021, he announced that he would be reclassifying to the class of 2022 and attending IMG Academy in Florida for his senior year.

Spread the love              Caitlin Clark, the American basketball sensation, has taken the internet by storm. With her incredible skills on the court, she has become a household name. While the world marvels at her basketball prowess, there’s an eagerness to learn about her personal life, especially her relationship status. In this article, we delve into the life of Caitlin Clark, uncovering her journey from the basketball court to her personal world.

Pashmina Roshan, a talented Indian Stage Actress, has charmed audiences with her performances on stage. Let’s take a closer look at her life, her family connections, and her romantic relationship. From her acting career to her personal relationships, this article provides insights into Pashmina Roshan’s life. A Glimpse into Pashmina Roshan’s Life Pashmina Roshan, born on 10 November 1995, is currently 27 years old. She first stepped into the world of acting with “Ishq Vishk Rebound (2023),” marking the beginning of her promising career.

In a heart-wrenching turn of events, the news of the untimely demise of the aspiring rapper BTB Savage has shaken the world. The shocking news has sent shockwaves through social media, with a video showing a lifeless body that many believe to be his. This tragedy has left the public in disbelief, especially considering that just three days prior, the rapper had given an interview discussing a recent robbery he had experienced.

That created a bit of a pace problem, so in 1858, called strikes were implemented with one caveat: batters would receive one "warning" call for the first hittable pitch they let pass. So, effectively, it would require four strikes to make an out. Even with the called strikes, the game was still slow. Why do you get 4 balls and 3 strikes? At the time, only every third “unfair pitch” was called a ball, meaning that a batter could only walk after nine pitches out of the strike zone.