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Comment on Marriage Records Texas Online by nite_stocker_372

nite_stocker_372 — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 17:46:59 +0000

For marriage licences, first, make sure your pop ups are enabled then go to the Bexar County Clerk’s website: http://www.countyclerk.bexar.landata.com/ Register for free on the website, then log in. Once logged in you can search marriage licenses by name or date. You will be able to view the actual license.

For divorces go to the district court’s website: http://www.co.bexar.tx.us/webapps/html/dklitinq01.asp
You don’t have to register, just search by name, however, it does not give you much information other than the names involved, date & case #.
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I do alot of research using public records.

http://www.countyclerk.bexar.landata.com/
http://www.co.bexar.tx.us/webapps/html/dklitinq01.asp

Comment on Marriage Records Texas Online by nascar88gyrl

nascar88gyrl — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 17:44:59 +0000

Most counties in the USA have their marriage license records available through their websites. I don’t think divorce records are public records.
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Comment on Marriage Records Texas Online by justme

justme — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 12:42:51 +0000

What wesite can I visit to find FREE, marriage and divorce records?
Where can I look online to find marriage and divorce records for Bexar county or San Antonio, Texas? Free

Comment on Houston, who do you recommend for lasik vision correction for astigmatism? What is the approximate cost? by Jack

Jack — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 19:52:59 +0000

You can easily check your minimal health care rates in internet, for example here - healthquotes.awardspace.info
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Comment on Cooking School Houston - Fun Way To Learn Cooking by verlee

verlee — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 20:39:59 +0000

I love you for wanting to learn to cook. I have to 2 boys (freshman and a 6th grader) and I always have them helping me in the kitchen. They are gone for the summer and a friend of my oldest wants to learn as well. So I am going to start with letting him pick a simple menu and we will shop and cook it together. Is there someones cooking you especially enjoy? If this is a person who loves to cook I think they would love the chance to share their passion with you. Ask them, you may be getting the best free education possible along with some family secrets. Also, if you have a vocational school close they usually offer classes at low cost. Good luck, have fun, experiment on your own. There is every resource out there. (Try to prefect some of the basics too. )
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Comment on Cooking School Houston - Fun Way To Learn Cooking by oilman11977

oilman11977 — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 20:37:59 +0000

There are many cookbooks that you can download online that will start you off on the right track. Understanding spices and seasonings and techniques. Check with your local library, sometimes they will offer courses for different things such as cooking and baking or they may be able to provide you with info about local courses. You may also want to find out about getting a job in a restaurant kitchen. Often they hire people to do prep work like cutting vegetables or washing salad ingredients and such, it would be a great way to learn and who knows where it may lead. Good Luck!
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http://www.yourcookingnow.com/

Comment on Cooking School Houston - Fun Way To Learn Cooking by zerothworld1

zerothworld1 — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 20:35:59 +0000

You might stop by "Sur la Table" store in the Woodlands Market Square shopping center. I think they may offer classes. But may be pricey. They may also have some ideas.
Another approach is to just get a few cookbooks and start cooking. You can pick it up as you go. One good place to start is "The Joy of Cooking". Their instructions are pretty clear and complete.
You may think this sounds crazy, but Julia Childs’ "Mastering the Art of French Cooking", volumes 1 and 2, are also a good place to start. The instructions are given in such detail that even a beginner can follow the directions and produce gourmet dishes. The first thing I ever cooked (besides peanut butter toast) was from the Julia Childs’ cookbook. It turned out great. Check your local library for these and other cookbooks. Also check http://www.amazon.com
Some good books for learning Chinese cooking are Joyce Chen’s cookbook and "The Thousand Recipe Chinese Cookbook". For Mexican cooking, the best guides are Diana Kennedy’s books. Any of the "Frugal Gourmet’s" cookbooks are also a wealth of knowledge on great cooking.
The advice of another replier to check out the community colleges also sounds like a great idea.
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Comment on Cooking School Houston - Fun Way To Learn Cooking by Jimi Z

Jimi Z — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 20:33:59 +0000

If there are Home Ec classes at you school then definitely start there. There are also several good culinary schools in the Houston area if you decide that you want to cook for a living. Two that come to mind are Houston Culinary Arts School and Restaurant Management College and The Art Institute of Houston - Culinary Arts.
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Comment on Cooking School Houston - Fun Way To Learn Cooking by McGee

McGee — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 20:31:59 +0000

yes
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Comment on Texas Health Insurance Options by mbrcatz17

mbrcatz17 — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 20:29:59 +0000

Best case scenario - yes, you’ll have to pay more. Worst case - no one will want to take you, especially if you’re very overweight.

In which case, you’ll have to get your policy through the Texas health high risk pool . http://www.healthinsurance.org/texas/texasriskpool.lasso

You’ll still have to pay a WAY LOT. It has DEDUCTIBLES. The rate is about 2X regular health insurance. And there’s a cap on how much can be paid out.

But it’s better than nothing, if your agent can’t find you a private policy. It’s NOT going to be cheaper than a private policy, but it’s AVAILABLE, if no one will give you a private policy.
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agent, 21+ years