If you love the spicy, robust flavors of Cajun cuisine, you’ll flip for Credeur’s Cajun Cookin’. This authentic Cajun cuisine eatery is certainly nothing fancy, but what it lacks in ambiance it more than makes up for in its heaping helpings of tasty seafood and pistolettes.

The Louisiana-born owners prepare everything, from the shrimp po'boy sandwiches to the crawfish étouffée, true to tradition, and all of the meals arrive in large portions in a takeout box so that you can easily take home what you can’t finish in the restaurant. Specials include Cajun favorites that change from day to day, and there are also gumbo soups, jambalaya, and boudin served cafeteria-style in the middle of the casual dining room.

Credeur’s features exposed wooden walls and chalkboard menus that add a bit of down-home charm to the small restaurant, but it’s the tasty Cajun cuisine that will keep you coming back for more!

Credeur’s Cajun Cookin’
7127 Spencer Highway
Pasadena, TX 77505
(281) 930-7268
www.yelp.com/biz/credeurs-cajun-cookin-pasadena-3

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First published in the "Mathematical Games" column in Scientific American magazine way back in 1979, the Four Glasses Puzzle continues to stump even the greatest minds. Using logic skills and mathematical thinking, this word puzzle is meant to improve your reasoning in a fun, challenging way.

The puzzle is also known as the “Blind Bartender’s Problem” because it envisions a fictional bartender. Four glasses are placed on each corner of a square lazy Susan, with some turned upright and some upside down. A blindfolded bartender is then asked to rearrange the glasses so that they are either all facing up or all upside down. The lazy Susan is rotated over and over again, and the same bartender is allowed to feel only two of the glasses after each rotation to determine which to flip over in order to ensure that they are all facing the same way after a finite number of turns. Once they are all facing the same way, a bell rings.

Can you develop an algorithm to ensure that the bell rings after five turns? Check your answer here!

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The battle wages on at the historic Battleground Golf Course at Deer Park in Pasadena; however, today it’s more of a friendly competition than it was more than a century ago! There are 18 holes at this Houston-area course, and each one represents a battle that took place on the San Jacinto Battleground during the Texas Revolution.

From the Santa Anna at the first hole to the San Jacinto Monument that commemorated those who lost their lives in battle at the final hole, playing this course is like taking a lesson in Texas history. In addition to its unique golf course, Battleground Golf Course at Deer Park hosts an impressive practice facility, complete with a three-hole practice loop and a lighted driving range for nighttime play.

Enjoy lunch at the Republic Grill after playing a round, and take in a view of the course over deli-style sandwiches and an ice-cold beer.

Battleground Golf Course at Deer Park
1600 Georgia Avenue
Deer Park, TX 77536
(281) 478-4653
www.battlegroundgolfcourse.com

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