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RedHead Express- Last Show in The Valley
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It was a full house at Southern Comfort to listen to the last concert by the RedHead Express down here in the Valley. To commemorate their first tour of the Rio Grande Valley, we produced an LP called The RedHead Express RGV Album. The Really Great Vinyl album was really an old LP of country and western songs on which we wrote the names of the twenty-eight venues that they played. The cover was decorated with sixty-one pictures, mostly of them, taken during their stay in the Valley.
RVG Music Festival Saturday Feb. 20, 2010
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The Rio Grande Music Festival is a non-profit organization. All funds raised in excess of expenses are used to support music education for young people in The Valley. The RedHead Express played unannounced on stage3 and packed the tent to standing room only! After the performance the kids all relaxed, jammed and relaxed some more.
Borscht for dinner tonight!
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We got fresh beets, cabbage and carrots from our friends Liz and Jack so decided to make up a big batch of homemade borscht for everyone. We got some turnips too so tried out a new recipe from Peg at the Tropical Valley Acres Park. (That is where we had some yummy chili and apple dumplings. Peg had owned a restaurant before retiring to Texas) Recipes Borscht 8 cups beef broth 1 large onion-chopped 4 large beets-cooked and chopped 4 carrots-chopped 1 large potato-diced 2 cups cabbage-chopped 3T vinegar Cook it all down in a pot for about half an hour; serve with a spoonful of sour cream Turnips Boil and peel Slice into a frypan and sprinkle with soy sauce and salt/pepper Cover with mushrooms Warm it up till the mushrooms are soft
Challenge Center of the Rio Grande Valley
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In a surprise move Monday, February 15, 2010, NASA tapped the Redhead Express for a special mission to the International Space Station (SS) to rendezvous with a comet. After a mission briefing by Flight Directors, Alberto Villarreal and Art Castillo, the Redhead crew departed from a secret launch pad in San Benito, Texas at approximately 10:30 am. Being the first to employ the Beta-Molecular Integrated Transport System (BITS) the crew landed on the SS within minutes of takeoff. Half their crew manned Mission Control (MC) where they guided the astronauts through all the steps of their tasks. Those on the SS prepared the probe, triangulated the coordinates for launch of the probe, preformed physicals on the crew, checked the mass and density of meteoroid samples, conducted investigations of living insect specimens, monitored the space capsule conditions and maintained continuous communications with MC. Half way through the mission a collision with a meteor shower required evacuation