81. Star Telegram | 01/31/2003 | Blue Goose Flies The Coop To Grapevine The new Goose has flown the coop from the rest. Call (817) 3152999, ext. http://www.dfw.com/mld/dfw/entertainment/dining/5074098.htm

Click here to visit other RealCities sites Help Contact Us Site Index ... Newspaper Subscriptions Our Site Tools Weather Dallas/Fort-Worth New York San Francisco Local Events Yellow Pages Discussion Boards Star-Telegram.com Books Celebrities Columnists Dining ... Visual Arts Search Search the Archives Back to Home Entertainment Friday, Apr 11, 2003 Dining Posted on Fri, Jan. 31, 2003 Blue Goose flies the coop to Grapevine By Bud Kennedy Star-Telegram Staff Writer The Blue Goose Cantina is a Greenville Avenue landmark for Dallas margarita drinkers. So can a Blue Goose migrate from Greenville to Grapevine? Yes. Sort of. The new Goose has flown the coop from the rest. Instead of a Tex-Mex cantina, it's now a grilled- and fried-seafood restaurant, Blue Goose Fish Co. The operative Blue Goose margarita menu remains the same: seven styles, including strawberry, mango and prickly pear. Otherwise, the new Goose is a different bird. The highlights include oysters and grilled salmon, scallops and fresh fish, along with fried seafood and Cajun po-boys. If you just can't live without those Blue Goose chicken enchiladas, they're on a short menu of Tex-Mex dishes along with fajitas.

82. CES Natural Resources & Environmental Management Flagship Programs of the Cooperative Extension service Flagship title Professional Logging Manager Course Contact Dr. Richard Brinker Timber Harvesting Specialist Address School of Forestry, Auburn University Auburn Alabama 36489 http://www.uga.edu/~soforext/natural/flagship/FLAGSHIP.HTM

Flagship Programs! Find an outstanding Extension Program in your state! Congratulations to the 2002 FLAGSHIP Winners! CESYES Youth Environmental Stewardship Resources As one of seven base programs of the Cooperative Extension Service System the overall goal of the Natural Resources and Environmental Management (NREM) Program is to educate a diverse group of people to make decisions and take actions that will improve the quality, productivity, and sustainability of natural resources. This site outlines NREM objectives and activities and provides examples of model programs that integrate NREM into other areas. The information and material on this site is here to help you enhance the work you do in natural resources and environmental management Extension fields The 3rd Natural Resource Extension Professionals Conference June 2-5, 2002 State Coordinator Meeting - Naples, Florida

83. CSREES - Information on Cooperative State, Research, Education, and Extension service http://www.reeusda.gov/pas/programs/foodsafety/statecontacts.htm

Funding Opportunities State Partners Program Information Legislation/Budget ... Related Links National Food Safety Contacts Alabama Eunice A. Bonsi Tuskegee University Cooperative Extension Programs 200 Extension Building Tuskegee, AL 36088 Tel: 205/727-8808/8816 FAX: 205/727-8812 Email: ebonsi@acd.tusk.edu Evelyn F. Crayton Auburn University Cooperative Extension Service Duncan Hall Auburn University, AL 36849- 5621 Tel: 334/844-2224 FAX: 334/844-9650 ecrayton@acesag.auburn.edu Chinella G. Henderson 1890 Extension Programs P.O. Box 222 Normal, AL 35762 Tel: 205-851-5710 FAX: 205-851-5840 chenders@aceag.auburn.edu Mary Williams Hurt 1890 Extension Program P.O. Box 190

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