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[Yossarian]

Q on the other hand keeps a lower profile and didn't grow the capital as rapidly.

Oh Geoff grew the capital, just not through outside sales. Anmd yes, you are right in identifying that it is indeed nice to see some of these "alumni" funds cropping up in FW. And then there is LK, but he is not so much a hedge fund although I understand Brian has raised some pretty serious scratch of late to chase some private equity opportunities.

[hannerhan]

although I understand Brian has raised some pretty serious scratch of late to chase some private equity opportunities.

And to help pay the mortgage!

[Yossarian]

although I understand Brian has raised some pretty serious scratch of late to chase some private equity opportunities.

Any to help pay the mortgage!

If you are referring to what I think you are referring to.

[hannerhan]

If you are referring to what I think you are referring to.

[Yossarian]

If you are referring to what I think you are referring to.

'nuff said; or not said.

[Stadtplan]

Because they are thinking of their school district. Likewise I hear people who live in unincorporated western Tarrant County (future FW) say they live in Aledo - because that is their school district. I think more of these people will identify with Fort Worth as they take notice of the city's growing significance. These things happen slowly.

This is totally unrelated to SS vs. STS but I caught Urb's comments about unincorporated Western Tarrant County and I need to ask if anyone has any links or references to a map outlining which areas are unincorporated. I have been researching this topic in regards to a piece of land near Lakeside but was unsuccessful getting a straight answer from the city or county. The greater question at hand is regarding building permits and ordinances (or lack thereof).