week 203 : 24 Apr 2008

Agriculture

Burpee: "a family seed company in the Philadelphia area"

The Orion Society: has the "fundamental conviction that humans are morally responsible for the world in which we live, and that the individual comes to sense this responsibility as he or she develops a personal bond with nature"

Sweet Onion Source: OsoSweet Onions, and many others (seasonal)

Texans for Alternatives to Pesticides

 Attorney General

Clipper Magazine: online on-demand coupons

 Commerce

Budapest (Hungary) travel info

Cottonwood Art Festival: Richardson, Texas (held 2x/year)

 Defense

OpEdNews: Progressive, Tough Liberal News and Opinion

 Education

South Side on Lamar: now an art gallery, formerly a Sears-Roebuck store

 Energy

New Roadmap: "creating and disseminating practical tools and innovative approaches to personal and cultural change"

 Health and Human Services

Hospital Compare: "helps you compare the quality of care hospitals provide"

Mel's Ice Cream: in scenic Richardson, Texas

Nothing But Nets: "mosquito nets for Africa"

 Homeland Security

Austin (Texas) Polish Society

Entersect: "the silent partner to municipal, county, state, and federal justice agencies who access our databases every day to locate subjects, develop background information, secure information from a cellular or unlisted number, and much more"

 Housing and Urban Development

Aboard the World: "living on a cruise ship"

 Interior

Radio Free Phoenix: "Free-Form Radio"

 Labor

BookSense.com: "a family of independent-bookseller websites"

 State

Mumtaz: Indian restaurant in Richardson, Texas

 Transportation

Railroad Commission of Texas: "oversee the Texas oil and gas industry, gas utilities, pipeline safety, safety in the liquefied petroleum gas industry, and the surface mining of coal"

 Treasury

Earth Share of Texas: "support the work of its participating organizations to conserve and protect our natural resources through participation in payroll contribution charitable campaigns at public and private worksites in Texas."

 Veterans Affairs

ReactOS: "free open source providing an implementation of a Microsoft Windows® XP compatible operating system"

Weird US: as seen on The History Channel