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Jelani Remy as “Simba” and the ensemble in “He Lives in You” from THE LION KINGNational Tour.Photo by Joan Marcus -
Gregory Young, Wardrobe Supervisor for The Lion King. -
Buyi Zama as “Rafiki” in the opening number “The Circle of Life” from THE LIONKING National Tour.Photo by Joan Marcus -
“The Cheetah” and “Giraffes” in the opening number “The Circle of Life” from THELION KING National Tour.Photo by Joan Marcus -
“The Zebras” in the opening number “The Circle of Life” from THE LION KINGNational Tour.Photo by Joan Marcus
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“Family Feud” comes to Austin. -
National Geographic Live! Tim Samaras – Chasing Tornadoes
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Burned pine trees along Park Road 1A.Photo by Kathleen Jennings -
Park Road 1A is open.Photo by Kathleen Jennings -
Damage from the September 2011 fire.Photo by Kathleen Jennings -
The Jennings family riding through Bastrop State Park.Photo by Kathleen Jennings -
Bastrop State Park historical cabin.Photo by Kathleen Jennings
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The inner workings of OZ.Photo by Meredith Rainey -
The many layers of Emerald City.Photo by Meredith Rainey -
Rolling things into place.Photo by Meredith Rainey -
A dragon centerpiece frames the Wicked stage.Photo by Meredith Rainey -
Down to the last detail.Photo by Meredith Rainey -
Heavy lifting.Photo by Meredith Rainey
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Joe Paterno died before the full extent of his role in the Jerry Sanduskycoverup came out.AP Photo -
Penn State allowed Jerry Sandusky to inflict his horrors on kids for another 14years after a 1998 investigation.Photo by AMNY.com -
Penn State football needs to cease to exist. The death penalty for the programis still almost too kind.
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"Bath salts" can be injected, smoked and snorted. -
"Bath salts" White Rush
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Dick "Night Train" Lane -
Dick "Night Train" Lane
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The King Ranch maintains a small herd of Texas longhorns.Photo by Stephan Lorenz -
The King Ranch owns 800,000 acres of south Texas brush country with its wideopen skies.Photo by Stephan Lorenz -
Old saddles are on display at the museum in Kingsville. You can also buyexpensive riding gear at the King Ranch store.Photo by Stephan Lorenz -
Numerous old buildings on the ranch attest to its long history. The name acrossthis particular building refers to the original name of the ranch.Photo by Stephan Lorenz -
Tours leave from the visitor center on the Santa Gertudis Division, one of fourhuge parcels of land owned by the King Ranch.Photo by Stephan Lorenz -
Visitors can join daily tours that drive around the ranch for a few hours.Photo by Stephan Lorenz -
The majority of cattle on the King Ranch are Santa Gertrudis, a unique breedable to withstand the harsh subtropical climates of south Texas.Photo by Stephan Lorenz -
People visiting the famous King Ranch hail from all over the United States andthe world.Photo by Stephan Lorenz -
The whitewashed walls of the King Ranch mansion stand in stark contrast to therough mesquite country stretching for miles and miles around it.Photo by Stephan Lorenz
