Tex-Mex and Tejano (3548 bytes)
2: :''[[Tejano]]'' is also the name of Texans of Spanish origin.
4: ...with wide appeal in North America, Latin America, and beyond.
6: ...ur musicians in Texas and Northern Mexico. Small bands known as ''orquestas'', featuring amateur musici...
8: ...d on Martinez's tradition of accordion virtuosity and became a fixture on the international World Music...
10: ...Joe]] added both nuances of [[jazz]] and [[R&B]], and a [[Chicano]] political consciousness.

Tex-Mex cuisine (1936 bytes)
1: ...Texas]]. The name is derived from names [[Texas]] and [[Mexico]].
3: ...nes of Mexico''. The first known recorded use of "Tex-Mex" in reference to food occurred in the ''Mexico Ci...
5: ...e in ''The Tex-Mex Cookbook: A History in Recipes and Photos'' (New York: Broadway Books, 2004).
7: ...ppetizer is also an original Tex-Mex combination, and one that Texan diners insist on.
9: ...aurants serving Tex-Mex (or fast food versions of Tex-Mex) include [[Taco Bell]], [[Del Taco]], [[Taco Tico...

Tejano (556 bytes)
1: :''[[Tex-Mex and Tejano]] is also a kind of music originating in Texas.''
3: ... Mexican territory. Tensions between the Tejanos and Americans eventually lead to the [[Texas Revoluti...

Grammy Award for Best Tejano Album (1456 bytes)
1: ...ican/Mexican-American Album|Best Mexican-American/Tejano Music Performance]].
9: **Gustavo Alphonso Miranda (engineer/mixer), [[Manuel Herrera Maldonado]] (...
11: **Edward Perez, Ramiro Serna (engineers), [[Rolando Benavidez]], [[Amado Garza, Jr]], [[Medardo Garz...
19: **[[Flaco Jimenez]] for ''Said and Done''

G-Mex (721 bytes)
1: ... and conference centre in [[Manchester]] in [[England]].
4: ...erly the G-Mex was known as '''Central Station''' and was Manchester's fourth railway terminal.
7: * The [[Midland Railway]]
9: * Manchester Sheffield and Lincolnshire railway
11: The building consists of a huge wrought-iron and glass segmental vault spanning 210 feet.

Met-Mex Peñoles (704 bytes)
1: ...ral ores mined and concentrated within [[Mexico]] and another countries.
3: ...ls: [[silver]], [[gold]], zinc, lead, [[cadmium]] and [[bismuth]].
5: ...ollowing chemicals: [[sulfuric acid]], [[oleum]], and [[antimony|antimony trioxide]].
9: ... and the most important producer of metallic gold and lead in Mexico.

Chevys Fresh Mex (1154 bytes)
1: ...004 it had grown to 114 restaurants in 16 states, and claimed to be the largest independent Mexican res...
3: ...las are made fresh for customers ordering fajitas and similar dishes.

TeX (17485 bytes)
2: ...], especially in the [[mathematics]], [[physics]] and [[computer science]] [[community|communities]]. ...
4: ...ormulas, but, especially in the form of [[LaTeX]] and other template packages, is now also being used f...
7: ...|hackish]] urge to solve the problem at hand once and for all, he began to design his own typesetting l...
11: ...riginal file. The language used is called [[WEB]] and produces programs in [[Pascal programming languag...
13: ...flection of the fact that TeX is now very stable, and only minor updates are anticipated. Knuth has sta...

Tex Ritter (7972 bytes)
2: ...s|American]] [[Country music|country]] [[singer]] and [[actor]].
4: ...aul]], [[Texas]], the son of James Everett Ritter and Martha Elizabeth Matthews.
6: ...[[law]], majored in government, political science and economics.
8: ... year, he moved to [[New York City]] and quickly landed a job in the men's chorus of the [[Broadway the...
10: ... Sagebrush Charlie in ''The Round Up'' ([[1932]]) and ''Mother Lode'' ([[1934]]).

Omega (TeX) (1054 bytes)
1: ...t encoding for TeX, as well as fonts ('''omlgc''' and '''omah''') covering a wide range of alphabets.
5: ...extensions is a separate project, known as Aleph, and led by Giuseppe Bilotta. The LaTeX for Aleph is ...

Tex Brashear (935 bytes)
1: ...mbaugh]] program. He is credited with discovering and developing the technique of [[reverse breathing]]...

Tex Hughson (2765 bytes)
1: ...]] (1941-44, 1946-49). He batted and threw right-handed.
3: ... arm and shoulder threatened permanent disability and hastened his retirement.
5: ...Walks plus hits per inning pitched|WHIP]] (9.43), and also reached a career-best ERA of 2.26.
7: ...ed 30 of 35 starts. In 1947 Hughson won 12 games, and finished his career at 33 years old after two sea...
9: ...Hughson posted a 96-54 record with 693 strikeouts and a 2.94 ERA in 1375.2 innings. His control was so ...

Tex Murphy (127 bytes)

Joe Tex (762 bytes)
1: ...c|soul]] singer most popular during the [[1960s]] and [[1970s]].
3: ...It" ([[1966]]), "Skinny Legs and All" ([[1967]]), and "Ain't Gonna Bump No More (With No Big Fat Woman)...
5: Tex converted to [[Islam]] in 1972 and took Joseph Hazziez as his legal name.

Tex Avery (11465 bytes)
1: ...cartoons was, "In a cartoon you can do anything," and his cartoons often did just that.
5: ...[[Daniel Boone]] and Judge [[Roy Bean]], was born and raised in [[Taylor, Texas]]. A popular catchphras...
7: ...eption that gave him his unique look at animation and bizarre directorial style.
10: ...ery unit, assigned to work primarily on the black-and-white ''[[Looney Tunes]]'' instead of the [[Techn...
12: ...s the first cartoon to make [[Porky Pig]] a star, and Avery’s experimentation with the medium continued...

Tex Schramm (2073 bytes)
1: ...[[July 15]], [[2003]]) was the original president and general manager of the [[US]] [[National Football...
3: ...s]], [[California]]; Texas was his father's name, and where his parents met. Before joing the Cowboys, ...
5: ...aders, using [[computer]] technology in scouting, and instant replay.
7: ...andry won the Super Bowl in [[1972]] and [[1978]] and appeared in five total.

Ark-La-Tex (1693 bytes)
1: ...dically punctated by [[slough (wetland)|sloughs]] and [[bayou]]s that are linked to larger bodies of wa...
13: ...r, Jr.| James L. Farmer]], [[Lady Bird Johnson]], and [[Trace Adkins]].

Gore-Tex (495 bytes)
1: ...n]]ized'' [[textile]] material owned by [[WL Gore and Associates|W.L. Gore & Associates]]. It has the p...

Tex Williams (454 bytes)
1: ... from [[Ramsey, Illinois]]. He helped move rural and acoustic country music to dance-oriented mainstre...

Big Tex (618 bytes)
2: ...70 boots, a 75 gallon hat, a huge [[plaid]] shirt and equally huge pair of Lee jeans.
4: ...wboy]], and Big Tex was born. Big Tex made his grand debut at the [[1952]] fair.
6: [[Category:Dallas landmarks]]

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