What are the differences between Texas A&M and UT Austin?

Texas pride. It comes down to which war is more important. Across the southern states, it's a simple matter to find folks proudly displaying Confederate flags. For them, there's no question: the Civil War defines southern culture. For Texas, however, it's all about March 1836. read more

Another difference between a DWI and DUI is the penalties imposed for each offense. For a first time DWI offense, one may receive a fine up to $2,000, a jail sentence between 3 and 180 days, a loss of one’s driver’s license up to a year, and an annual fee of $1,000 or $2,000 for 3 years to retain one’s driver’s license. read more

In contrast to the Texas DUI, a Texas DWI is a charge when a person has been stopped for driving while intoxicated, with intoxicated being defined as having a .08 reading on a breathalyzer or having physical or mental impairment due to alcohol or drugs. A Texas DWI is a Class B misdemeanor. read more

There are the obvious differences that most people already know about, such as ideologies, politics, government regulation (or lack thereof), guns, religion, weather, and geography. I want to focus more on the little variances between the two states that aren't discussed much. read more

Different from Texas chili, the Cincinnati variety relies on ground meat, tomato paste, and a wide variety of spices, from cumin, to cinnamon, to allspice, to cocoa (yes, cocoa). There’s more sweetness with Cincinnati chili. read more

BBQ is life for most Texans and we all have our way of making our rubs and sauces, but the noticeable difference between Texas BBQ and Kansas BBQ is that Texas is a dry BBQ and Kansas is a wet BBQ. In Texas, our BBQ is “dry” meaning that it is made with a dry spicy rub that can be cooked or smoked in a few hours. read more