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Fix Your Form to Get Fit Faster

By Jacqi Leyva-Hill, M.ED.

Hello beautiful readers, I hope everyone has been staying healthy and warm in this last stretch of the winter months. Most people are staying inside to workout, which is great, but if they are working out with bad form, they could be causing more problems than helping themselves.

This month I thought to write about fixing your form in these 3 common exercises that most people incorporate into their workouts. I am including some photos are courtesy of WebMd to help you see what I am trying to explain. It would be helpful to have a spotter or a trainer watch you, but if one isn’t available, then watch yourself in the mirror to make sure your form is good. Here we go…

1. Squats: Squats are awesome because they use the large muscle groups most of us want to tone in time for swimsuit and short season.

But, if you round your back and look down instead of pull in your abs to keep your head in line with your doine, you could cause injury, especially if done incorrectly with weights. Keep your eyes afixrd in front of you and don’t look down at the ground to prevent injury. image0.jpeg 2. Lunges: Lunges are awesome too because they challenge your bilateral balance with a split stance.

As we age, our balance can fail us more often, leading to potentially dangerous falls. Make sure that you are keeping your ears over your shoulders and shoulders over your hips in an upright stance. Avoid the temptation to lean your upper body forward as you bennd your knee. Watch that your knee does not pass over your toes to avoid knee pain. image1.jpeg 3. Ab crunches: Working your core is always a good idea because it is offen called “the face of the body.” A strong core can help prevent back pain and give you a nice hourglass shape. However, if you are crunching your chin into y our neck, you could be causing neck a nd back pain. Imagine keeping a t ennis ball u der your chin or make a fi st and place under your chin to keep y our head in correct alignment during y our crunch time. image2.jpeg FEB 2023

It is important to activate the target muscles in any exercise movement to get the desired results. Also, it is best to do these movements without weight first to perfect your form and reduce your risk of injury. Remember, before starting this or any other workout program, consult your physician.

Incorporate a healthy plan that includes fruits, vegetables, nuts, and lean proteins while liniting white flour, sugar and excessive alcohol so that you can see the results of your workouts more readily.

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The following year, once again, we were all at Blackpot camp. I was sitting in the Conjunto class, this time singing a couple of duets with Noel Hernandez. After the class a guy named David Bunn came over to me and introduced himself and told me that he produced shows in California at his home, and that he really enjoyed my singing, and he was struck by how much I obviously loved the music. Since he saw I was friendly with the band, he told me they would be performing the following month at his Ranch, and would be staying there for a week. Then he invited me to come out and be his guest while they were there, saying it would be really great fun if I could manage to come hang out with all of them. (Are you kidding me?! ) Well, I was so blown away I didn’t know what to say! But I soon realized it would be crazy to pass up a chance to soak up more Conjunto in Southern California! Long story short, I went to hang out at The Deep End Ranch, and attend the Los Texmaniacs performance at The Deep End Sessions, as well as other local gigs. That concert was recorded and free to watch on YouTube, as are all The Deep End Sessions. It was one of the best weeks ever for me! I’m so grateful for my friendships.

Since that time I have had several opportunities, thanks to Max‘s generosity, to sing with him - in his kitchen and he has even called me on stage a few times. I have been so inspired that I have since started to learn to speak Spanish, love the language, and have learned about 20 Conjunto songs from CDs by the Texmaniacs, Flaco Jimenez, and Los Hermanos Farias, for my own pleasure. I have made a notebook of lyrics of all I’ve learned.

I am now a regular attendee at the TEJANO Conjunto Festival in San Antonio, and joined Guadalupe Cultural Center. I cherish my continuing friendships with Max, Josh, Noel and have met many other friends (Including Flaco!) through them. It’s a thrill that continues to bring me great joy. ¡Qué alegría!

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Tejano music flowing from the Rio Grande Valley is a rising trend that has brought us into 2023. Its almost as if there is a magic fountain of talent in the 956! This month en La Onda Tejana, Street Talk Magazine is delighted to introduce to you the ever-so-talented upcoming Tejano artist, ThisInmonth, I would like to congratulate Jane and "Scooter" Yerow from Alyssa T. the midst of finalizing music releases other aspects, Alyssa Lafayette, Louisiana, for her entry in our fan story contest.

We had many entries, took some time to “spill the T.” however, Miss Jane's story had everything we were looking for in a story -Hailing from Alamo, TX, Alyssa T. is a Tejano artist influenced by pictures, heart, excitement and of course many years of following a specific artist. multiple of music.

Recently, Alyssa had been very busy inScooter the studio In keepinggenres my word, I am featuring Miss Jane’s very awesome story. has working on her latest single, “Lastima,” as well as two other songs that will traveled hundreds, if not thousands, of miles in support of her favorite artist, be outisinMax February.

“For we used Joey Jimenez on drums, which Baca and LosLastima, Texmaniacs.

Thank you‘JMZ’ and congratulations once again Here her story...Santiago Castillo on electric bass, bajo quinto, Zack Jane!

Castillo onisaccordion, I’m and originally from Massachusetts, and says my love (obsession) and guitar, Robbie Longoria on congas,” Alyssa.

On oneofofConjunto the music began when I first heard Flaco Jimenez play while on tour with Ry other songs, a cumbia, they used Houston’s “Powerhouse” Avizo, and Cooder then in the mid seventies (I’m an older white woman, not from la raza and not from for the third song, Randy Villarreal was on guitar, Bryan Torres on electric San Antonio). My Roommate was a musician, and her band played a version of bass, Gerardo Yanez, on drums, Danny Yanez and Ralph Garcia on “Ay Te Dejo en San Antonio”. I learned to sing it along with the recording, but keyboards, Rios ontosaxophone, Isaac Riojas on accordion. With never had anRick opportunity sing it withand anyone. such anFast eclectic collection musicians contributing their forward to 2017,ofI seasoned have moved to Lafayette, Louisiana, andsound, met Max Alyssa’s music is bound to catch ears and turn heads.

Baca and Los Texmaniacs at The Blackpot Camp in Eunice. They were giving workshops in Conjunto music andthat performed at in therecording evening dance.

Wetwo spoke, and “Most of the musicians involved the last songs I(unreleased said how much I loved the music.

Later that year I was at an after show party at the time of this writing) thought it would be a great idea to at The in Cherry Springs, TX, music and everyone was by sitting around formHilltop a bandCafé in which we could create influenced genres that the either living room playing songs.

I got up the courage and said to Max, “you make don’t get much attention, or maybe even have been forgotten,” sayscould Alyssa. a dream of mine come true... Would you play Ay Dejo in San Antonio and let me “Most of the music will be Tejano, but we will also be focusing on songs sing it with you?” He said “sure”, they all played along, and I harmonized with that have in a I’m while, have yet to covered.” him.

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“A BIG HOMIES STORY” As Tommy Acosta, headed inside a medical institution and got ready for his chemo- treatment, little did he ever knew t hat he would ever need a treatment like t his to survive in his life, but more than anything that he would be headed to his biggest challenge of his life, and it was i nside his body. As the medical professional got him ready for his first t reatment, rather than be faced with fear, Tommy went into a dream-like state, despite going through the machine. As r ather than dreaming of his negativity of his condition, he dreamed of a time of a Tommy & Nannete very strong condition with as he held a r ed flag with a strong eagle that represented “Cesar Chavez” at a march and this lead to another memory of a symbol of a big vato loco on his t shirt as he talked to a big audience in front of him, with a speech of hope and peace as he noticed some teens, looking on as to be inspired and agreeable in their new choices. While his dream continued, little did Tommy realize his current status.

Tommy Acosta born and raised in the Westside of San Antonio, grew up in a rough life, neighborhood, and can relate to not growing up with a silver spoon.

Throughout the years, Tommy witnessed much turmoil in our neighborhoods and faced much bullying in the barrio. While many continue this lifestyle and turn their anger towards retaliation toward their enemies, Tommy decided to change the usual negativity, he witnessed. While in the mid- 2000’s Tommy was employed with the City of San Antonio and throughout the years became a coordinator for the city community program called “Stand Up SA,” which is a program funded by the city aimed at helping the youth of San Antonio and targeting crime areas in giving an alternative and second chance to teens in going a positive direction towards even maybe a good career. While Tommy really enjoyed his city employee status of being a role model, he also grew a passion for his job so much that it led to brainstorming for more goals and challenges outside his work. In 2012, Tommy along with the strong support of his wife, Nanette decided to start his own non-profit organization called “All of Us or None.”

Tommy’s goal was not to only help change lives, but inspire torn lives to inspire new generations in creating a positive ripple in target neighborhoods, where many feared or felt had no hope, With his sensitivity in treating even the worst crime-offended violator, “I always felt everyone should be treated with a second chance and not profiled as a permanent offender marked for life. As all of us are human and can make mistakes and should be entitled a second chance to proof ourselves through hope of trust and determination. While I may not be able to change every one’s direction in life, it is the beauty of those that do get a second chance and do very well in a career or even inspire more people.” Tommy says.

As Tommy’s results has been successful through the years, his progress remains very noticed from various community leaders and several organizations. As Tommy always belives that voting is very important to have leaders of our choice, in order to have progress in our community, Tommy has held many voting rallies that include fun events for all ages. While one may think of Tommy being a part of a political atmosphere, Tommy has expanded his events to be very community-driven to benefit the unforgotten people like the homeless. This events caught the eye of two organizations. One being the San Antonio Brown Berets, who Tommy became inducted to, and another was the OGVteranas and OGVteranos cholo and chola organization, aimed at preserving the old school Hispanic culture and serving the community. Tommy immediately became a member, as he had got deeply involved with the Lowrider culture and clubs also in dress and style.

From “All of Us or None,” Tommy did am add-on and changeover to “Big Homies United Network” and “Big Homies Street Mentality, aimed at also bully-proofing children and teens, by involving them in a program that challenges their role in life, dedicating to giving back.

This partner programs has teamed up with many more great leaders like Kenneth Dickson, who is helping Tommy with the upcoming 2nd Annual “Formerly Incarcerated Peoples March Of Texas,” on April 1, with several other organizations joining in and aiming at helping bring awareness in second chances to bring new opportunities.

Tommy has also added a Big Homies Lulac Council 22342 with several other leaders from other organizations being on the board, including Regina Flores of “Humble To Serve.”

Tommy helped lead a huge community awareness rally in Uvalde, Tx, after the tragedy back in 2022. Big Homies continues to mentor many to this day as not only as role models in his group, but as big

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many to this day as not only as role models in his group, but as big brothers and sisters. This group has been involved with many marches, rallys, National Night Outs, voting drives, school supply drives, giving back to the homeless and partnering up for the past two years with the Santa’s Crusiers for the annual toy drive. While many are involved in Tommy’s organization, it is structured with Amanda Lopez, who is the national organizer, chief of staff Leslie Balderas, Big Homie mentor Daniel San Miguel, Executive Assistant Annette Gomez, Prayer Support Joe and Regina Flores, Henry Thaecher, Terry and Sebastin Ramon, and Steve Huerta, who is the community spokesman and who has been a big inspiration to Tommy from his community work for so many years. On the side note, Tommy has also brought in a merchandise clothing line of Big Homies that consists of caps, beanies, t shirts, sunglasses, and much more coming soon. Tommy also is involved with the art of Djing called “Big OLMOS BASIN, SAN ANTONIO Homies DJ”, which he does incorporate in his off-busy schedule at other events.

While Tommy does have his hands full all year, his biggest challenge of his life has come toward his life, as he was diagnosed with a high stage Cancer in 2022, he intends to fight this enemy at full force. While he fights and admits high depression being one of the biggest obstacles, he wants to thank his family and friends for motivating him and sending strong prayers to keep the big fight going round after round and as he fights these disease, through meeting many other people with the same condition, he invites all who is diagnosed with this disease to never give up the big fight. “While I may be sick at weak at times, much like the second chances at justice that I fight for others. I am determined to win this battle inside me through prayer and determination of not giving up. This fight is not for me but for others also to know that when faced with this illness, we must never give up the big fight. I want to thank everyone who is in the Big Homies organization for their very hard work and dedication in getting to a national level. I also want to thank all who have believed in us and have supported our cause in helping others and in passing the word of never judging a person taking a second chance on a road to positive success.” Tommy says. Please support On Saturday March 4, 2023 Tommy is hosting a Cancer Awareness event with a BBQ plate sale fundraiser to help with Tommy’s Chemo treatments high deductible payments. The event will take place from 11pm – 4pm and will be held at the VFW Post 4700 on 2219 Frio City Road. He will also be taking Cash App donations through Tommy Acosta: $Bighomie612.

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Football Comes to an End! The Dallas Cowboys have made the post season the last two years with this season advancing past the first round in the month of January for the first time since 2018. After handing what seems Tom Brady’s last loss of his career, the Cowboys lose to the No. 2 seed, San Francisco 49ers in the Divisional round of the playoffs. Right after, the Cowboys made some changes and decided to part ways with several coaches. However, the Cowboys seem to have Dan Quinn’s interested in at least another season. Quinn’s been the best defensive mind in football the club has had in quite some time.

Head Coach Mike McCarthy is excited about the future, saying the players give him great confidence, excitement, and energy. “It’s a championship program I feel like we’re building. There’s a chance to take it to the next step.

So that gives me a whole lot of peace sitting with these guys. It couldn’t be more positive. Everybody felt we took a step for Year 4. But we’re all disappointed because we felt that we had the opportunity to get to where we wanted to get to in Year 3,” said McCarthy. The Cowboys do have plenty of free agency players they will need to address this off season, such as Tony Pollard, Dalton Schultz, Leighton Vander Esch, Donovan Wilson and many more (Walker & Eatman, 2023).

It didn’t take long soon after for the Cowboys to make news again, as they have made the decision to release and move on from Kellen Moore as the offensive coordinator. Moore’s been the OC for the past four seasons, the first being under then Head Coach Jason Garrett, and the previous three under Coach McCarthy. There’s been talk that McCarthy will assume the playcalling duties moving forward. However, The Cowboys have quickly announced on Saturday, February 3rd that Brian Schottenheimer would be the new OC, replacing Moore. Shottenheimer is the son of legendary coach, Marty Schottenheimer. Brian has served as an offensive consultant for the Cowboys, but previously been an offensive coordinator in Jacksonville, Seattle, and the Rams, as well as quarterbacks coach for the Colts and Jets (Cowboys, 2023).

Super Bowl LVII (57) Super Bowl LVII (57) between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles will be on Sunday, February 12, 2023, at 5:30PM. Coach Andy Reid will become the second coach to serve as head coach for and against the same franchise in the Big game, joining Dan Reeves, as well as the fifth head coach to face a former team in the Super Bowl.

Super Bowl LVII will be the first between Black starting QB’s in NFL history. Patrick Mahomes will start his third and Jalen Hurts will the 8th different Black QB to start a SB. Other Black QBs in Super Bowl history have been, Cam Newton 50, Russell Wilson 48, Colin Kaepernick 47, Donovan McNabb 39, Steve McNair 34, and Doug Williams 22 (Sheppard, 2023).

Super Bowl LVII (57) Fun Facts The Kelce brothers will be making history, as Jason’s NFC champion Philadelphia Eagles will clash with Travis Kelce’s AFC champion Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl 57. This will be be the second Super Bowl for both, and both won their first Super Bowl. Peyton and Eli Manning both won Super Bowls playing QB but never faced each other in the big game, and just a decade ago, Jim and John Harbaugh met each other as head coaches when the Baltimore Ravens beat the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl 47 (Springer, 2023) (Courtesy of DallasCowboys.com, ESPNSWFL.com, and Cincinnati.com) GILBERT GONZALES On-Air Talent gilbertgshow@aol.com

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ASH WEDNESDAY February, the month of Love ?? Ash Wednesday, the Wednesday six weeks before Easter Sunday---February 22, is a Christian holy day of fasting, sacrifice and prayer for 40 COLD temperatures-Ground Hog days leading up to Easter Sunday. Some give up things during that time Day and Rodeo time in San OR other’s like ME, more on serving GOD by acts of kindness, being a better person, fasting and removing negativity and focusing more on the Antonio-YeeHaw! Mardi Gras/Ash good!

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February, the month of Love ?? COLD temperatures-Ground Hog Day and Rodeo time in San Antonio-YeeHaw! Mardi Gras/Ash Wednesday…

“All you need is LoVe. But a little chocolate now and then doesn’t hurt.”

— Charles M. Schultz

“Lent comes providentially to reawaken us, to shake us from our lethargy.”

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Valentine’s Day is a day recognized as a “special” day for couples to be gushy and mushy and loving it, BUT it can be stressful. The pressure on having the perfect day with your perfect partner can be overwhelming and pressure ruins it all.

Some ways to make this Valentine’s Day the most memorable yet, without the stress and breaking the bank; Spend the day of love loving and pampering yourself. Pick out your favorite flowers, buy yourself a gift, plan a get together with friends, perform an act of kindness, cook a nice dinner, take a walk, plan a trip, write down your thoughts in a journal, look in the mirror and wish yourself a “Happy Valentine’s Day” say “I Love You just the way you are.” Actually, you should say that everyday, , not just on Valentine’s Day, OR Pray for peace, acceptance, courage and LOVE <3 FEBRUARY The month comes from the Latin word FEBRUA, which means “to cleanse.” It’s also the month to have a length of fewer than 30 days, 28 to be exact with the exception of Leap year, which has 29 days.

GROUND HOG DAY February 2, when the groundhog is said to come out of its hole at the end of hibernation. If the animal sees its shadow---i.e., if the weather is sunny---it is said to portend six weeks more of winter weather. I don’t know about you BUT I’m NOT a fan of the COLD brrr , I’m soo over this cold and ready for tank tops, flip flops and “fun in the sun!” :) RODEO Time in SA Every February kicks of the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo, rodeo dates are: February 9-26, 2023, It also kicks off our NBA Championship Spurs basketball team head off for their “Rodeo Road Trip and dirt moves on to the floor at the AT&T Center for 18 days. Over 17,000 fans are treated to unrivaled rodeo action that concludes with entertainment by some of the best names in the music industry.

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“What to do When you are in a car accident”

By Roger Guevara Let’s hope that we are never in a car wreck. Car accidents can be deadly or serious. So, what do you do if you are in a car accident? First, call the police no matter what anybody says. You want to make sure you get a police accident report. If you can move and or talk, you want to take pictures of the other car and of your car at the accident scene if it is safe.

Or, once you move the car, if its drivable take pictures. You may even want to take the picture of the other driver. Also, witnesses are important, so ask if people are around if they saw what happened and get their name and phone number. Also, talk to the police officer if you can and let him know how the accident happened.

Police officers will not put names of the witnesses and their phone number on the police report. Second, you want to make sure if you are injured or feel any pain to go seek medical attention. If you are feeling bad, ask police to call EMS and go in the ambulance. If you can walk, go to a minor emergency clinic that is not connected to a hospital unless you have medical insurance, Medicare, or Medicaid, because they charge outrageous prices if you do not have medical insurance and your injury is from an accident.

You can call me at 210-431-0551 and I can guide you and help you to get further medical treatment from the medical experts that we use to help our clients. You will want to have transportation if your car is not drivable or is damaged. You have two claims when someone is in an auto accident.

One is for the personal injury and the other is for the property damage to your vehicle.

Sometimes you will get a call from the other person’s insurance adjuster to find out what or how accident happen. I always tell clients that the auto accident is a civil case, but it’s like this: whatever you say to the adjuster will be used against you later if they contest the facts as to how the accident happened. So, in other words a civil case is about monetary compensation to you the injured person for your pain and suffering, medical bills, lost wages, etc., and no one wants to pay if they don’t have to. Or you may call the insurance adjuster, but I advise to call me so I can protect you from making a statement that may be use against you later.

So, if you are a loved one is an accident, you can call me. I have over 37 years of courtroom experience. I go to court and fight against the insurance lawyers to get you the compensation you deserve. Remember not every case is a million-dollar case, because it depends on the coverage of the at fault driver. If it’s a commercial vehicle, they normally carry one-million-dollar coverage at a minimum. I have worked with T.J. Henry and the Davis Law firms and I have the experience to win for my clients.

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VALENTINE’S DAY STORIES FROM MY FAMILY! For my article this month, I was torn on what to write about. So many ideas went through my train of thought. Should I write about dresses, should I write about Valentine's Day Wedding themes, should I write about where Valentine's Day came from, is there such thing as a Valentine's Day Quinceanera theme party? Yikes....All of these subjects certainly went through my mind. And, which one did I go with ? Neither...I simply decided to get a little personal on this month's article . I wanted to share with you a few true stories that actually happen in my family, Valentine Day stories . * I have a cousin who was born a few days before Valentine's Day. My aunt and uncle used to go on a special date every Valentine's Day, since they met. It was just a special day for them, my uncle and Aunt would go all out for each other.

That one year, Valentine's Day.. my aunt didnt really want to go out and leave her newborn baby at home, and my uncle agreed. So what they ended up making a homemade pizza, my uncle is a great cook by the way, they both are.

At the time, My uncle thought it would be cool to make a homemade pizza, shaped as a heart. A homemade heart shaped pizza, they actually both made it together.

Once the pizza was done, they both sat down next candlelight and enjoyed each other's company. Today, its kinda a tradition is their immediate family . Every Valentine's Day(if i give my aunt & uncle a visit), I see a heart-shaped pizza at my uncle and my aunt's house. If we don't see it that year, we hear about from our other relatives . * This story happened to my cousin, and i was there to experience it all (so funny). Many moons ago, One Valentine's Day, i had to calm my cousin down.

She had called us crying, telling us(the family), that apparently her boyfriend had forgotten that it was Valentine's Day (booo)(sad). She was pretty bummed about it, whining and all. The story goes like this.. Her and her boyfriend had to work on Valentine's Day. They decided to celebrate Valentine's Day the next day. Yet, she still wanted a phone call or a text or something on Valentine's Day, on -the -actual -day.

She's a nurse so she was working late shift, it was after midnight when she finally got done with her shift. When she walked out to her car, and saw her car, she dropped her keys & cried some more, and this time, it was happy tears. He had decorated her car with balloons and streamers, filling the seats with her favorite candy and chocolates and stuff animals . There was even three dozen of roses in the front seat. She ended up calling us back to tell us that she was so wrong about him, then she sent us pictures of everything he had done. She was so so so happy .

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Today, they're happily married to someone else. It didn't work out between them. *A few days before Valentine's Day, my uncle decided to try out an American Ninja Warrior style obstacle course with his kids... he ended up rapturing his Achilles tendon! So Valentine's Day found them in the hospital with him getting surgery to repair it.

My aunt said it wasn't the most romantic day but they still got a break from their kids and a meal out even if it was from the hospital cafeteria. We all as a family still laugh about it, we laugh about the ninja corses and all the stuff he said while he was doped up on painpills. *I waa raised by my grandparents, they raised me in a loving home, full of hugs, kisses, prayers & I love yous . My grandparents were so in love with one another. They had a happy strong patient love for one another .

Every year my grandparents each gave one another two cards for Valentine's day. They'd spend so much time picking the perfect card-- one was funny and the other one was sentimental. They kept all of them, and once they were in there late 60's they started recycling them. They'd choose their favorites out of the old ones and regift those to one another...since they had forgotten what they had written, it was if they were reading it for the first time.

Yet, knowing that these same cards and same words had warmed their hearts years ago Aswell. This made their Valentine's Day special every year .

May they both rest in peace. I know they're in heaven, because they gave me heaven as was being raised by them.

No matter what day it is, I hope your days are filled with love & happiness.

Your Local Fashion Designer Sandy Royce

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Sports Talk “Saintsational”

By Adam Salyer aka “Saintsational”

Marshall Defining Destiny!

Dreams are imaginary thoughts.

Occasionally one comes along that just sets the bar and demands a definition of their own destiny. As a child destiny is the last thing to consider. It just seems so far away. I have often asked myself what our destiny is.

Will that even be my thing? I imagine my destiny is that of helping others especially do to the fact that my sole purpose for opening the team the Texas Seraphim as a platform was to help as many people as possible.

Now, I find myself looking at the reality of an athletes everyday struggle to obtain the peak of their success. Many players I have notice in today’s grind seem to feel a since of entitlement. While, earning it is an afterthought. It is always refreshing to visualize the hunger. Whether its Lebron’s NBA accolades or Brady’s NFL longevity. We must remember what it takes to get there. Where it begins is in the mind.

I have had the pleasure as an owner and a coach to witness firsthand of the hunger to become more. After discussing my woes in recruiting a dear colleague of mine invited a vision of a champion from Nigeria. Which intern open my mind to today’s feature.

Today’s feature is that of Khalil Oluwasegun Aina- Marshall, a 212 lbs., three-way guard. That plays both ways on the court while guarding a remarkable 1-4 positions. Known as Marshall he is a 9-time Gold Medalist from the Supreme Education Foundation. He started his professional career in 2015 playing in the Nigerian Basketball League for the Police Baton, averaging 14.6 pts 5.8 rebs.

Achieving the goal of winning a championship in the EKO basketball league playing for the Hoops and Read in 2019 averaging 17.2 pts 8.0 rebs, 3.8 ast, 42% from three-point territory. Every year Marshall has challenged himself to become one of the elites in pursuit of becoming the top NBA prospects. In 2020 playing for the Europrobasket, Spain (Valencia) 15.1 pts, 7 rebs, 5.1 ast, 6.1 blks, 44% from three-point territory. In 2022 getting an invite for Vegas NBA summer league workout playing against the likes of NBA great Demarcus Cousins.

I’m proud to announce that Marshall has blessed the Texas Seraphim by agreeing to play. Already showing glimpses of greatness. Each day is a learning lesson for him. As he takes the court Marshalls display has been stellar and shown extraordinary upside and skill. A God fearing man with dedication in his heart. Reminds me of how I played as a child. The youthful willingness to just play for fun. Hearing his struggles and let downs keeps one humble while his increasing hunger keeps one on their toes. The struggles of Marshalls journey have molded him to become a fine man and athlete. Come see Marshall at the Texas Seraphim’s next home game. With his mentality of one day being an NBA great. Marshall’s journey is only beginning. He is a testament of what can be done with arduous work and dedication. Follow Marshalls journey with us. He truly is defining his destiny.

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DID YOU KNOW?

Hendrix was inspired by American rock and roll and electric blues.

He favored over driven amplifiers with high volume and gain, and was instrumental in popularizing the previously undesirable sounds caused by guitar amplifier feedback. He was also one of the first guitarists to make extensive use of tone-altering effects units in mainstream rock, such as fuzz distortion, Octavia, wah-wah, and Uni-Vibe. He was the first musician to use stereophonic phasing effects in recordings. Holly George-Warren of Rolling Stone commented: "Hendrix pioneered the use of the instrument as an electronic sound source. Players before him had experimented with feedback and distortion, but Hendrix turned those effects and others into a controlled, fluid vocabulary every bit as personal as the blues with which he began.”

Hendrix was the recipient of several music awards during his lifetime and posthumously. In 1967, readers of Melody Maker voted him the Pop Musician of the Year and in 1968, Billboard named him the Artist of the Year and Rolling Stone declared him the Performer of the Year. Disc and Music Echo honored him with the World Top Musician of 1969 and in 1970, Guitar Player named him the Rock Guitarist of the Year. The Jimi Hendrix Experience was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1992 and the UK Music Hall of Fame in 2005. Rolling Stone ranked the band's three studio albums, Are You Experienced, Axis: Bold as Love, and Electric Ladyland, among the 100 greatest albums of all time, and they ranked Hendrix as the greatest guitarist and the sixthgreatest artist of all time.

Jimi Hendrix

Born in Seattle, Washington, Hendrix began playing guitar at the age of 15. In 1961, he enlisted in the US Army, but was discharged the following year. Soon afterward, he moved to Clarksville then Nashville, Tennessee, and began playing gigs on the chitlin' circuit, earning a place in the Isley Brothers' backing band and later with Little Richard, with whom he continued to work through mid-1965. He then played with Curtis Knight and the Squires before moving to England in late 1966 after bassist Chas Chandler of the Animals became his manager. Within months, Hendrix had earned three UK top ten hits with the Jimi Hendrix Experience: "Hey Joe", "Purple Haze", and "The Wind Cries Mary". He achieved fame in the US after his performance at the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967, and in 1968 his third and final studio album, Electric Ladyland, reached number one in the US. The double LP was Hendrix's most commercially successful release and his first and only number one album. The world's highest-paid performer, he headlined the Woodstock Festival in 1969 and the Isle of Wight Festival in 1970 before his accidental death in London from barbiturate-related asphyxia on September 18, 1970.

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James Marshall "Jimi" Hendrix (born Johnny Allen Hendrix; November 27, 1942 – September 18, 1970) was an American guitarist, singer and songwriter. Although his mainstream career spanned only four years, he is widely regarded as one of the most influential electric guitarists in the history of popular music, and one of the most celebrated musicians of the 20th century. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame describes him as "arguably the greatest instrumentalist in the history of rock music."

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Media, Broadcasting, Magazines & More

By Rita Hernandez

Inspiring People & Events Happy February everyone! How has your New Year been so far? What are your plans, goals, achievements? What great Events do you have planned for 2023? Do you know of an Inspiring person you want to thank or highlight? Do you have a Business you would like to talk about or Showcase? Are you a Non Profit that needs help with Programs, ready to live a healthy living/lifestyle or a Musician ready to get to take your Music to the next Level? Inspiration 4 Life can help!

Inspiration 4 Life is ready to help bring you all the inspiration you need for 2023. We have great new announcements and would love for you to be a part of it all. As you know, we have our Inspiration 4 Life International Internet Radio/WebTV Network that runs 24/7 and in over 147 Countries Around the World and always looking for new music for our Radio Station. We are so thankful for all of the great Musicians who are currently on our Radio Network and we would love to open up our doors to you. We have plenty of room for new Shows, Stories, Event Coverage, Live Broadcasting and so much more. This is your time to shine and if you have something you would like to share, let us help be your Voice.

With this being the month of love, we must never forget to give thanks to all those who have been there for you. Especially those who have shown love and support towards your Cause, Business, Non Profit or whatever your Passion is. Sometimes it is hard to express gratitude or we get too caught up in life to where we forget, but we must make the time for these precious moments. A simple thank you goes a very long way. Inspiration 4 Life is on the lookout for people like you! We are always ready to Interview those with a Heart of Gold, inspiring people and Events for great Causes.

I love that I get to play a huge part in many lives, to send the message of a simple thank you or a heartfelt story of hope through my Inspiration 4 Life International Internet Radio/TV/Web Network. I love capturing moments through Radio Interviews, Shows, Video Productions, Photos, telling one’s story through an Article or TV Segment. It’s an honor to help be a Voice to get one’s message out and be heard. Inspiration 4 Life is thankful to all of you and helping us be successful in sharing your message.

Let’s start 2023 with a giving heart and with great, inspiring stories to be told. Sharing your story in humbleness from your heart, are the best stories to be told. Who or what are you thankful for? We are ready to hear from you!

Thank you once again, to all those who have been reading our Articles.

Special thank you to Jaime Vidal with Street Talk Magazine for believing in us and allowing us to bring inspiring people and events to your Magazine. I want to give a special and warm thank you to my Mom, Maria Escobedo, my brothers Robert and Rudy Ramos, entire family, all of my wonderful friends, business partners, sponsors and

Show family. I am thankful for every single one of you. My heart, love and many thanks goes especially to my Husband Blas Hernandez, my two beautiful daughters, Amanda Cantu and Jasmine Hernandez and my baby boy Angel Julian Hernandez. Happy Birthday to you as you turn 4 on February 15. Also, Happy Anniversary to my Husband as we will celebrate 23 years together! Without everyone’s love and support, I wouldn’t be able to do all the things I love. Nothing would be possible without the never ending love from my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. I am forever grateful.

I leave you with these last encouraging words. Be thankful and give thanks.

I wish you all a very wonder Valentine’s Day and can’t wait to share more wonderful new stories with you! Much Love to All! Rita Hernandez “Follow along my journey and you will get to witness some inspiring people, places, and businesses. As Owner of a Media Broadcasting Company, International Internet Radio Station, Editor-in-Chief of three Magazines, I love covering stories and writing about amazing people, local heroes, my fascination with life, SA culture, adventures, my family, living a healthy organized life, great food and so much more! You have a topic; I will cover it. I have been inspiring and connecting leaders, businesses, and entrepreneurs on my media platforms to help be their voice and for them to be heard, for 14 years in media and community outreach for 18 years. Be significant and know your worth to be the successful YOU are meant to be!” ~Rita Hernandez To read my Full Bio, please visit www.inspiration4life.org/rita On this note, I am excited to share inspiring stories from amazing people, places, events anorldwide FB: www.facebook.com/liveonairwithrita IG: www.instagram.com/ritamariehernandez d more, with you all! It is truly an honor to be back writing for Street Talk Magazine since 2015. For more information about me or Inspiration 4 Life, you can email me at rita@inspiration4life.org or visit my website at www.inspiration4life.org, FB: www.facebook.com/inspiration4lifeworldwide IG: www.instagram.com/inspiration4lifew

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Aquarians are highly intellectual and creative, Walker says. Marked by independence, they don't like to be instructed what to do. While they can be social, they are not likely to participate in social interactions unless they truly want to. Aquarians are ideas people, never suffering a drought of inspiration.

What are Aquarius weaknesses? As a fixed sign, Aquarius definitely has a stubborn streak — when this sign makes up their mind, there's no going back! Aquarius' hardheadedness can get them into trouble from time to time.

Aquarius, the 11th zodiac sign, is symbolised by the Water Bearer, a symbol of the Gods bringing essential nutrients to the Earth. Aquarius people are advanced, self-reliant, clever, exceptional, and optimistic. Air is their elemental sign.

Who should a Aquarius marry?

A fire sign, Sagittarius is one of the best compatible signs with Aquarius, as they both have a sense of passion and love of life that's contagious. “Both of these signs are emotionally independent and complement each other, and they are similar in their enjoyment of new experiences and adventures An Aquarius will appreciate a Leo's friendliness and warmth, and these two may love mingling with people and expanding their social circle together.

Taurus is another sign that Aquarius finds attractive. Taurus is very calm and patient, and they have a grounding energy that Aquarius likes to be around.

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and cousins all play music, inspiring him to pursue music himself.

Aside from the accordion and bajo quinto, Juan also plays the bass guitar, drums, tumbas, saxophone, vihuela, and sings. At 9 years old, Juan Longoria III was a semi-finalist on the accordion for Texas Folklife’s Big Squeeze contest (younger age category), and in high school at Los Fresnos High, he was awarded 1st place “Best Bajo Quinto/ Sexto Player” during his sophomore, junior, and senior years. “I've made many wonderful memories playing music with my family and friends. GOD willing I'll continue making new memories doing what I love to do,” says Juan. Its safe to say, Juan knows what he’s doing when he’s wielding just about any kind of musical instrument.

Juan has always had a great relationship with his father, Juan Longoria Jr., who has been integral in his journey not just as a musician, but also in life. “He has always taught me to be humble and respectful towards everyone,” Juan says about his dad. He loves the support and love his family gives him for his music and acknowledges them as his biggest inspiration. Music runs through the veins of the Longoria family and it is a passion that Juan holds close to his heart. Juan Jr. teaches a conjunto music class at Los Fresnos ISD; they are called Conjunto Halcón Juan Longoria III was first spotted by the members of Secretto when they saw a video of him helping a friend in another band on the bajo quinto. The band was impressed and invited Juan to send them a video of his own bajo quinto playing. Juan happily obliged, sending a video of himself performing. The band was very pleased with what they heard and offered Juan the position.

“I would like to contribute in any positive way possible,” says Juan III. “To bring in what I've learned in the past and hopefully create new ideas with Secretto.” In the past, Juan has played with Conteño, Los Fresnos High School Conjunto Halcon, La Lexxion, and La Mancuerna, to name a few.

Lastly, Juan says, “I just want to say that I'm very grateful for the opportunity and tell the fans that Grupo Secretto is working on new material for everyone to keep enjoying. Thank you to all the fans for all the support! GOD Bless.

Make sure to follow Juan Longoria III on social media to watch and listen to his journey with Grupo Secretto!

Its no secret that one of the hottest bands from the Valley has had some roster changes over the past year. Grupo Secretto, the band responsible for the hits “Bonita” and “Tan Bella y Tan Presumida,” was recently on the prowl to fill the position for bajo quinto. Secretto wouldn’t have to look very far, though. In fact, the position would be Juan Longoria III trusted with someone that comes from a longstanding musical dynasty, someone born into music. juanito_secretto Introducing Juan Longoria III, the new member of the band Secretto. Hailing from Los Fresnos, TX, Juan is an incredibly talented multi-instrumentalist and busy full-time student who comes from a family with a rich musical history. He brings a fresh sound to the popular band, and is sure to make waves in the music industry. As the newest member of Secretto, 22 year old Juan is sure to bring a fresh perspective and enthusiasm to the group.

Juan Longoria III is the son of Juan Longoria Jr. and Erika Longoria, and comes from a family with an extensive musical background. From a young age, Juan had an affinity for music, which his father and other family members encouraged and helped him to nurture.

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Simon & Garfunkel Story features Memories and Music!

Although Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel may be "Old Friends," you're not likely to see them perform together again.

But that will change Feb. 16-18 when the Simon & Garfunkel Story appears at the Charline McCombs Empire Theatre.

George Clements (Paul) and Max Pinson (Art) are not just "Fakin' It" when they portray the roles of Simon and Garfunkel. This show takes the best of the tribute band genre and mixes their hit songs with images and stories of the times. The performance portrays the history of the sixties with the soundtrack of the era.

A montage of photos projected on the stage backdrop follows the pair from the late fifties. Paul Simon felt like he was "The Only Living Boy in New York" when "Mrs. Robinson" introduced him to Art Garfunkel, "A Most Peculiar Man." "Simon Says" Garfunkel was no "Teenage Fool" – "He Was My Brother." Soon the "Two Teen-Agers" were singing "The 59th Street Bridge Song" all over “My Little Town,” from "Bleecker Street" to the place "At the Zoo." Next, the "Baby Driver" took them in "The Big Bright Green Pleasure Machine" to concert halls all across “America.” The pair "Got a Groovy Thing Goin'" with a "Song for the Asking."

Between Simon’s complexity of guitar riffs and Garfunkel’s purity of sound, the pair were like “Bookends.” Together, they would bounce “Loneliness” around the room like a "Red Rubber Ball." They would break the "Sound of Silence" on a "Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M." with "Kathy's Song.”

Simon might be inspired by a "Dangling Conversation" or "A Simple Desultory Philippic" and write an “American Tune” "For Emily, Whenever I May Find Her." If "April Come She Will" to ask, “Why Don’t You Write Me” a song about “Richard Cory,” Simon would write a tune so great, "You Can Tell the World."

He might be struggling to say "Bye, Bye Love" to "Cecilia" or singing "Our Song" on a "Bridge over Troubled Water." Even if he was writing "A Poem on the Underground Wall" during a "Hazy Shade of Winter," Simon and Garfunkel would always "Keep the Customer Satisfied."

Though the duo were not "Fighting Mad" like “The Boxer,” their relationship became “Cloudy” in the late 60s. It was "Punky's Dilemma" – should they stay "Homeward Bound,” perform at "Scarborough Fair" or just say "So Long, Frank Lloyd Wright"? Alas, the pair broke up in 1970.

But for three nights (Feb. 16-18) you can relive dozens of your favorite hits from this famous duo. You may think “I Am a Rock” if I don’t attend this show, but "If I Could" get tickets, I would "Go Tell It on the Mountain." Listen to the "Voices of Old People." Although the Simon & Garfunkel Story is at the Empire Theatre, it will be a “Comfort and Joy” to visit MajesticEmpire.com to get tickets early.

"That's My Story" and I’m sticking to it.

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On this months issue of Street Talk Entertainment Magazine we get to know a new artist to the industry. We love to introduce new artists to the public. Some of the musical fans may have already heard of this artists but we love to introduce new artists and get to know them better.

Christi Lux is an upcoming Latina Artist that has a great following internationally. Last Friday, legendary Tejano Artist, She has worked with some big names in the industry and Shelly Lares announced on KLMO Radio she will be working with Christi Lux. She recently did a collaboration with DJ Kane called "Una Oportunidad". Christi Lux has just released a new video called Cuidadito. She has created alot of music and her new single song titled "Bebe" #5 on top 20 charts on Mas Chingon Radio this week.

On Jan 17th, she opened up for LaDezz and is working her way up to being a favorite for all the Tejano fans.

Thank you for considering Christi Lux Music. Please do not hesitate to contact us directly via phone at 469-230-5118 if additional information is needed. I look forward to hearing from you.

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Comedy & Drama, Music & Dance for February -By Don Mathis

“Blithe Spirit,” a comic play by Noël Coward, first opened 80 years ago in London – and was twice made into a movie. A socialite novelist, hoping to gather material for his next book, invites an eccentric clairvoyant to conduct a séance. But his plan backfires when the ghost of his first wife tries to chase away his current wife.

“Blithe Spirit” runs Feb. 3-18 at the Fort Sam Houston Theater. Call it a morbid comedy, call it an improbable farce, just call 210-222-9694 to make your reservations.

Imagine if Lord of the Dance moved to Argentina. Imagine if the Kodō drummers of Japan did their Spring Training in Africa. Imagine if Magic Mike did a Malambo tap dance in gaucho boots to a Buenos Aires beat with whirling boleadoras. Now, imagine all of the above on steroids and multiply it eight times and you have Malevo – the South American Sensation. Malevo means malevolent in English but in Argentina, it’s slang for ruffian.

And these dancers are bad-ass. Visit TobinCenter.org to get tickets for Malevo, Feb. 14 at the H-E-B Performance Hall.

JD Souther has written and co-written songs recorded by Linda Ronstadt, the Eagles, Bonnie Raitt, and other rock stars. And he’s appeared on stage and on albums with Christopher Cross, Jackson Browne, James Taylor and many more. On Feb. 16, Souther will perform at the Carlos Alvarez Studio Theater with “All of the Hits and Some of the Stories” about his association with rock & roll royalty. Born in Detroit but raised in Amarillo, Souther captures the soul of America with his memorable lyrics and heartfelt delivery. Find tickets for JD Souther at TobinCenter.org Haley Reinhart, a singer/songwriter and actress from Illinois, gained fame and a following from an American Idol contest. Her first album in 2012 garnered more admirers. In 2015, she toured with Postmodern Jukebox and found a new audience; one that appreciates the retro sound of the 60s, old school blues, and creative covers of classic torch songs. The best part of her February 24 performance is that it takes place in the cozy confines of the Carlos Alvarez Studio Theater. Find more details about Haley Reinhart’s Off the Ground Tour at TobinCenter.org Los Angeles’ punk rock is hot in 1977 when two Latinas meet at an audition. Luisa is effortlessly sexy, sings like an angel. Sally is musically brilliant, rough-edged and moody. They form a band, fans and fame ensue – but only for a while. The break-up brings a bitter cocktail of regret and contemp. The friends reunite 30 years later.

Does rock ever die? “Fabulous Monsters” runs Feb. 24-Mar. 19 at the Cellar Theater. Visit ThePublicSA.org for tickets to this musical drama.

“When You Wish Upon A Star,” you may find “That Old Black Magic” has turned the calendar back to the 1940s and The Glenn Miller Orchestra has turned the H-E-B Performance Hall into “Tuxedo Junction.” If you’ve “Got A Gal in Kalamazoo,” put her on that “Chattanooga Choo-Choo” for a “Moonlight Serenade” on Feb. 26. You won’t need to call “Pennsylvania 6-5000” or take a sip from your “Little Brown Jug” to get “In the Mood.” Visit TobinCenter.org and get ready to do the “King Porter Stomp.”

Maybe you’ve read the book or seen the movie, “Alice in Wonderland.” But chances are you’ve never seen the ballet. Lewis Carroll’s characters are brought to life on March 3, 4, & 5 at the H-E-B Performance Hall by Ballet San Antonio. Alice, the White Rabbit, the Mad Hatter, and the Cheshire Cat leap off the page onto the stage with the help of choreographer Brian Enos and a set design by Luis Grané. “Alice” is a play full of linguistic play, a dance of puns and parodies. Get your tickets to Wonderland at TobinCenter.org 'Jawn' is Philadelphia slang for a person, place or thing – but it’s a person with ‘atty-tood,’ it’s a hip place, it’s a soulful thing. And Christian McBride's New Jawn brings that Philly flavor to the Carlos Alvarez Studio Theater on March 4. It’s a comfortable place with a stand-up bass. McBride’s music ranges from hip-hop to pop-rock, from neo-soul to old school rhythm and blues, with tight instrumentation, fast and loose percussion, and lots of brass and sass. Tickets at TobinCenter.org "Legally Blonde - The Musical" tells the story of a sorority girl who enrolls at Harvard Law School to win back her ex-boyfriend. Pampered and perky Elle Woods loves to shop for plush and pink outfits. Her journey from jilted girlfriend to juris doctor takes her from the school house to the courthouse with contemporary music and dance all along the way. "Legally Blonde" has been performed on stages around the world for ten years. Catch it at the H-E-B Performance Hall on March 6.

It’s going to be a “Killer Queen” show March 12 at the H-E-B Performance Hall when Youth Orchestra San Antonio presents ‘Queen’s Greatest Hits Live’ with ‘Q,’ Texas’ premier Queen tribute band. When YOSA says, “We Will Rock You” with a full orchestra, you know a "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" is not going to "Save Me." ‘Q’ says you better “Find Somebody to Love” because the “Bicycle Race” is about to begin. Visit TobinCenter.org to get tickets now for the “Bohemian Rhapsody" before “Another One Bites the Dust.”

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George Harvey Strait Sr. (born May 18, 1952) is an American country music singer, songwriter, actor, and music producer. Strait is considered one of the most influential and popular recording artists of all time. In the 1980s, he was credited for igniting the neotraditional country movement, famed for his authentic cowboy image and roots-oriented sound at a time when the Nashville music industry was dominated by country pop crossover acts. His influential and record-breaking legacy of his pioneering neotraditionalist country style has garnered him as the "King of Country Music.”

Strait's success began when his first single "Unwound" was a hit in 1981, signaling the mainstream ascendance of the neotraditional movement and rebuke of pop-country. During the 1980s, seven of his albums reached number one on the country charts. In the 2000s, Strait was named Artist of the Decade by the Academy of Country Music, elected into the Country Music Hall of Fame, and won his first Grammy award for the album Troubadour. Strait was named CMA Entertainer of the Year in 1989, 1990 and 2013, and ACM Entertainer of the Year in 1990 and 2014. He has been nominated for more CMA and ACM awards and has more wins in both categories than any other artist.

Strait is also known for his touring career when he designed a 360-degree configuration and introduced festival style tours. For example, the Strait Tours earned $99 million in three years. His final concert for The Cowboy Rides Away Tour at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, in June 2014, drew 104,793 people, marking a new record for largest indoor concert in North America.

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Strait has sold more than 120 million records worldwide, making him one of We’re celebrating the season of love with A Sweetheart of a Night the best-selling music artists of all time. His certifications from the RIAA at Paesanos with live performances from Ragtime cast members include 13 multi-platinum, 33 platinum, and 38 gold albums. His best-selling Megan DeYoung, Sami Serrano, Antonio Cruz, Myles Harris, and album is Pure Country (1992), which sold 6 million (6× platinum). His highest Rene Sandoval, Jr. Enjoy elevated hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, and a certified album is Strait Out of the Box (1995), which sold 2 million copies (8× silent auction throughout the evening. Bring your loved ones and Platinum due to being a box set with four CDs). According to the RIAA, Strait experience a memorable night on the patio at Paesanos. Limited is the 12th best-selling album recording artist in the United States overall seating including four-top tables and individual are available for selling over 69 million records across the United States. purchase now. info@woodlawntheatre.org FEB 2023 Street Talk Magazine Page 48. www.streettalkmagoftexas.com

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“Dad, how come big dogs can make little dogs and big cats can make little cats but why can’t Big trains make little trains?”

After some careful consideration, she decided to strip naked and wrap herself in saran wrap from her shoulders to her ankles.

Little Johnny’s father replied, “Well Johnny, this sounds like a great quetion for your mother.”

Pretty soon Michael enters his house exhausted from a tough day at work.

So off Johnny went to go ask his mother…

“Mom, why do big dogs make little dogs and big cats make a little cat but why can’t Big trains make little trains?“

He walks through the kitchen, places his lunch box down, and hears his wife say, “Honey! I’m in the living room.”

Little Johnny’s mom thought about it and said: Johnny, this sounds like a good question to ask Mr Jones down at the railroad yard”.

Rounding the corner, he spots her all wrapped up in plastic.

After a quick peek, he immediately says, “Leftovers again!”

So off Johnny went to go ask Mr Jones.

“Mr Jones, why do big dogs make little dogs and big cats make little cats but why can’t Big trains make little trains?“

OUTTA GAS! The teacher asked Little Johnny if he had any pets.

Mr Jones looked at Johnny seriously and said Johnny, that because Union pacific always pulls out on time!

Little Johnny replied “Yes I have a pet cat and this morning before I left for school I put some lighter fuel in the cat’s water bowl. The cat raced up the stairs. jumped over the beds, ran down again, across the living room to the curtains, climbed up to the top and then fell down onto the floor. The cat just lay there motionless”.

“OMG”, exclaimed the teacher, “was your pet cat dead”?

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