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  By: Flynn H.R. No. 1993
 
 
 
R E S O L U T I O N
         WHEREAS, Continuing her meteoric rise in country music,
  native Texan Miranda Lambert recently won her first Grammy Award
  and dominated the 2011 Academy of Country Music Awards; and
         WHEREAS, At the 53rd annual Grammy Awards in February 2011,
  Ms. Lambert won the Best Female Country Vocal Performance Award for
  "The House That Built Me"; just two months later, at the 2011 ACM
  Awards, she was named Top Female Vocalist for the second time in two
  years and took home trophies for song, single record, and video of
  the year for "The House That Built Me"; and
         WHEREAS, This talented musician played her first
  professional show at a popular Dallas club when she was just 16;
  three years later, she competed on the first season of the USA
  Network's Nashville Star and her third-place finish became the
  stepping stone to a recording contract; her 2005 major-label debut,
  Kerosene, immediately hit the top of the SoundScan country sales
  chart, and it brought her critical acclaim as well as the ACM nod as
  the top new female vocalist; and
         WHEREAS, With her sophomore release, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend,
  Ms. Lambert zoomed straight to the top of the country charts again
  and scored her first top 10 single, "Gunpowder and Lead"; the album
  earned the ACM Album of the Year Award and became her second
  platinum recording; reaching platinum status again with her third
  album, Revolution, she received nine Country Music Association
  nominations, the most for any female artist, and she collected
  awards in the female vocalist, album, and video categories; and
         WHEREAS, Her busy touring schedule has not deterred Ms.
  Lambert from undertaking good works at home in Texas; through her
  MuttNation Foundation, she has given generously of her time,
  talent, and resources to benefit animals, and the organization
  recently began an initiative for animal relief in Japan; and
         WHEREAS, Miranda Lambert has become one of country music's
  brightest stars, and her accomplishments are indeed a source of
  pride to her fellow Texans; now, therefore, be it
         RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 82nd Texas
  Legislature hereby congratulate Miranda Lambert on her latest
  triumphs and extend to her sincere best wishes for continued
  success in her remarkable career; and, be it further
         RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
  prepared for Ms. Lambert as an expression of high regard by the
  Texas House of Representatives.