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FEATURE WRITERS Rebecca Briscoe Francis Page, Jr. National Entertainment Publisher and Editor Susie Stillwell - Entertainment fpagejr@stylemagazine.com Brandon Caldwell Feature Writer/Entertainment Lisa Valadez Mical Roy – Feature Associate Publisher Yolanda Pope – Culinary lisa@stylemagazine.com Dr. Lovell Jones – Health Editor Jo-Carolyn Goode Kim Davis – Sports Managing Editor Erick Cork - Feature editorial@stylemagazine.com Aiaina Mayes – Blogger Demez White – Feature Burt Levine – Political DESIGN/WEB Eric Ford – Fashion Writer De’Neisha Bell – Feature Trevor G. Piper Keandra Scott – Entertainment Creative Director/Graphics trevor@tpipermedia.com Cecilia Smith - Entertainment Raegan Boutte - Arts Kermit Williams Dr. Abimbola Farinde - Health Web Master webmaster@stylemagazine.com Jessica Crawford - Feature Franceli Chapman - Entertainment Jeffery T. Crump, Jr. Dr. Kimberly McLeod - Education Chief Designer webmaster@stylemagazine.com Erica Ponder - Feature Parish Blair - Feature Writer Lan– Arts Willie Grace Web/Graphics Brionna Rivers - Feature Writer

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Jesse Jackson

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o n a l d Tr u m p , f a l l i n g behind in the polls, with his campaign imploding around him, now says the election is “rigged.” He refuses to say whether he will accept the verdict of the voters. Just as he tried to undermine the legitimacy of Barack Obama’s presidency with the malicious and false “birther” issue, now he’s gearing up to assail the legitimacy of Hillary Clinton’s presidency with the “rigged election” issue. In fact, his charges directly contradict the truth. We know what a “rigged” electoral system looks like. At the founding of this country, the electoral system was rigged: Only rich, white landowners could vote. Slaves, native Americans, women and white men without property

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arly voting throughout the country, the state, and Harris County is higher than ever before. In the first two days of early voting across Harris County, 141,013 voters waited up to two hours in lines to cast ballots compared to 98,671 in 2012 the last Presidential race. Early voting estimates slightly favor Democrats 42to-38 locally fueled by an optimism for Harris County Democratic candidates not seen in decades. The busiest early vote site Tuesday was the Multi-Service Center at West Gray near Montrose where 3,253 votes were cast compared to 3,158 Monday and 2,733 the same time four years ago. West Gray is considered favorable to Democrats due to the large inner-city LGBT population in that area but businesses, law, and engineering people vote their because it is near downtown too. The second busiest early voting site Tuesday was the Juergen›s Hall Community Center in the Cypress area where 3,201 votes were cast compared to 2,384 Monday. Juergen’s Hall just opened this year because of tremendous growth in the northwest suburbs that traditionally favors Republicans but Cy-Fair ISD in recent years has gone

were denied the right to vote. That was a system rigged to protect those with property from the threat of democracy. W h e n t h e C i v i l Wa r ended slavery, the Southern states created poll taxes, white primaries, grandfather clauses, literacy tests and other barriers to voting, all of it reinforced by violence and intimidation. That was a system rigged to enforce segregation and protect it from the threat of democracy. Today, facing an emerging majority reform coalition that gave Barack Obama a majority of all votes in 2008 and 2012, Republican governors have passed measures that require voting IDs, cut back on early voting days, eliminate same-day registration, limit the number and hours of voting places in minority districts, gerrymander election districts or, like Texas, accept a gun registration ID but not a student registration ID. That is a system rigged to hold on to the status quo and protect it from the threat of democracy. Today, money floods our politics. In Citizens United v. FEC

and other decisions, a conservative gang of five on the Supreme Court legitimated corporate financing, dark money and unlimited donations. The two-party bias of our electoral system undermines third-party efforts. The lack of free media and public financing makes big money more important. Elections held on Tuesdays make voting harder for workers on the clock. This is a system rigged to protect the interests of the few from the threat of the many. This election isn’t rigged against Trump. If anything, it is rigged in his favor. We have a separate and unequal electoral system in which each state creates its own rules. In many states, partisans have their thumb on the scale -- as in Florida in 2000 or Ohio in 2004. And today Republicans hold the governorship and both houses of the legislature in 23 states. Democrats only control seven. Those who rule set the rules, and in at least 23 states, they are creating a system that benefits Republicans and their presidential nominee. This system is a disgrace. We need a constitutional amendment

that guarantees citizens the right to vote, something that is not now in the Constitution. Congress would have the clear authority to create a unified voting system with minimum commonsense standards. Then we need an aroused citizenry that demands that Congress act to curb the role of big money in politics. We deserve a unified, national electoral system that guarantees every citizen a protected right to vote, the most fundamental right of all in a democracy. If Trump were talking about these realities, maybe he’d deserve a hearing. Instead, he’s braying about the same media that helped him reach where he is today. In the end, he sounds simply like a loser, whining about the inescapable reality that his brand of divisive and hateful politics will be rejected by most voters at the polls this November. You can write to the Rev. Jesse Jackson in care of this newspaper or by email at jjackson@rainbowpush. org. Follow him on Twitter @ RevJJackson. Share this story online at www.stylemagazine.com.

Early Voting Excitement Higher Than Ever

Levine, Political Writer

If Election Is ‘Rigged,’ It Isn’t Against Trump

from 60 percent white to 60 percent non-white. The third busiest early voting site Tuesday was Champions Forest Baptist Church in north Harris County where 3,008 votes were cast compared to 2,311 Monday. Champions Forest had 2,657 votes cast the first day four years ago and 3,013 the second day but it was then one of the only early voting sites in north Harris County where this year new polls have been provided up there. The fourth busiest early voting site Tuesday was Trini Mendenhall Community Center in Spring Branch on Wirt Road just north of I-10 where 2, 932 votes were cast compared to 2,533 Monday. Trini Mendenhall hosted 1,830 voters the first day and 2,201 the second day four years ago. This is the first open presidential election in eight years. Voters are motivated to have their voices heard. The fifth busiest early voting site Tuesday was Bayland Park on Bissonnet near Hillcroft where 2,219 votes were cast compared to 1,924 Monday this year and 1,404 the first day and 1,508 the second day four years ago. Around Bayland Park, there are three contested state rep. races attracting voters.

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The sixth busiest early voting site Tuesday was Champion Life Centre Church in Spring where 2,020 votes were cast compared to 1,781 Monday and 1,755 the first day and 1,946 on the second day four years ago. Spring, again, is historically Republican but has become increasingly minority. The seventh busiest early voting site Tuesday was Jersey Village City Hall where 2,202 votes were cast compared to 1,516 Monday, and 1,404 the first day and 1,523 the second day four years ago. The eighth busiest early voting Tuesday was Clear Lake’s Freeman Library where 1,998 votes were cast Monday compared to 1,607 Tuesday, and 1,720 the first day and 1,893 the second day four years ago. The ninth busiest early voting site Tuesday was Kingwood Library where 1,872 votes were cast compared to 1,741 Monday, and 1,619 the first day and 1,850 the second day four years ago. The tenth busiest early voting site Tuesday was Prairie View A&M University Northwest where 1,848 votes

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were cast compared to 1,661 Monday. Prairie View A&M Northwest is one of the new early vote locations this year added because of northwest Harris County’s suburban growth. Early voting is happening now from 8 am-to-6 pm through Friday, October 28th, 7 am-to-7 pm on Saturday, October 29th, Sunday, October 30th from 1 pm-to-6 pm and Monday through Friday 7 am-to-7 pm October 31st through November 4th for the Tuesday, November 8th General Election. Keep in the know on Houston area politics and Houston area election issues with Burt Levine. Share this story online at www. stylemagazine.com.

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City Council Endorses Historic Pension Reforms Style Newswire

n a 16-1 vote, Houston City Council has endorsed Mayor Sylvester Turner’s historic package of pension reforms. The vote clears the way for the City to move forward in partnership with the pension systems to seek legislative approval of the reforms. The plan immediately reduces the City’s nearly $8 billion pension debt by over 30 percent and then sets a 30-year fixed payoff schedule for the remaining $5.3 billion of debt. This immediate reduction is accomplished through a combination of benefits changes that include scaling back costof-living adjustments, higher employee payroll contributions and phasing out of the Deferred Retirement Option Program, known as DROP, which allows employees to accept retirement benefits while continuing to work for the City. In return for the concessions, the City has agreed to issue $1 billion in Pension Obligation Bonds to make up for years of prior underfunding of the pension systems. Houston Black Restaurant Week Highlights Texas’ Black Farmers Style Newswire

ouston Black Restaurant Week (HBRW) kicks off its first annual fall series, Harvest the Block, Friday, November 4th through Sunday, November 6th. African-American farmers make up less than

STATE BRIEFS

Lewis Hamilton Revives F1 Title Hopes With Texas Win CNN Newswire

ewis Hamilton revived his F1 world title hopes with an impeccable pole to checkered flag victory in the Hamilton United States Grand Prix. The reigning two-time champion relegated championship leader and Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg to second place at the Circuit of Americas in Austin, Texas. It has cut the gap between the pair to 26 points, with three rounds remaining of the 2016 season. It was Hamilton’s first victory since the German GP at the end of July, his challenge compromised by engine issues and the consistent performances of Rosberg, who is seeking his first world title. Selena Inducted Into the Texas Women’s Hall of Fame Style Newswire

ejano music star Selena Quintanilla was among four others who were inducted into the Texas Women’s Hall of Fame at Texas Woman’s University. The Texas Women’s Hall of Fame recognizes women who have attained significant achievements in areas such as the arts, community service, education,

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two percent of the nation’s agricultural community, and only account for less than 1 percent of total agricultural sales. This inaugural affair Chefs aims to stimulate growth between black-owned farms and the local Houston economy. The three-day event commences with presentations by Chefs Shakti Baum, Yolanda Henry and Javani King and more. Proceeds from the Harvest the Block fall series will benefit the renovation of the Blue Triangle communal kitchen. METRO’s Commercial Star Zackery Johnson Gets Full Scholarship to Texas Southern University Style Newswire

ackery Johnson is one step closer to his dream of being the drum major at Texas Southern University. He got the surprise of his life during Texas Southern Lane, Johnson University’s homecoming game when he was awarded a $30,000.00 4-year scholarship to the historic institution. The Kashmere High School drum major became well known for his star appearance in a METRO commercial for their “This is My Metro” campaign where he talks about his dream of attending TSU. Now the teen will attend TSU in the fall of 2017 on a full scholarship majoring in education. Simone Biles Takes On Bullies ABC13

leadership, health, science and business. The other inductees were Emma Carter Browning for aviation, Susie HitchcockHall for business, Ginger Kerrick for STEM, and Dr. Renu Khator for public Selena service. Texas Nurse Who Contracted Ebola Settles Hospital Lawsuit CNN Newswire

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Everyone forgets that I have feelings also,” Biles tweeted after numerous mean spirited tweets regarding her appearance in the recent music video for Jake Miller. In the “Overnight” music Biles and Miller video, Biles plays the sexy love interest of Miller. Tweets that appear on Miller’s YouTube page were targeted towards the interracial relationship of the pair. Biles’ fans are standing with her and coming to her defense. Houston’s Historic Neighborhood Debuts New Play to Preserves African-American History Style Newswire

he Rutherford B.H. Yates Museum announces the debut of In All Thy Getting: The Forgotten Story of Freedmen’s Town by Houston native, playwright Holly Charles, M.A. Running for a limited time at The Ensemble Theatre from June 16th - 18th, 2017, this groundbreaking new play will be directed by Allie Woods Jr., of New York and a descendant of an historic founding family of Freedmen’s-Town 4th Ward. Freedmen’s Town is the most endangered post-civil war National Register Historic District of its kind. The production serves the purpose of preserving the rich cultural history, significant architectural homes, churches and brick streets of Freedmen’s Town while raising funds for the nonprofit organization.

s Big Tex bids his final farewell for the year, it’s hard to believe that the 2016 State Fair of Texas is coming to a close. This year the Fair welcomed 2,402,199 people through the gates, as of the time of this release. Proving to be the most successful year in Fair history, the 2016 event brought big crowds and an even bigger community impact. With the majority of funds going to participating vendors, the Fair generated in excess of $56 million in gross coupon sales for food, beverages and rides – an all-time record,

Texas nurse who contracted Ebola while treating a patient has settled a lawsuit against the hospital where she became infected. The diagnosis of Nina Pham was the first known transmission of the disease in the United States. The Texas Pham Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas nurse sued its parent company, Texas Health Resources, in March 2015, accusing it of failing to adequately prepare her to treat Ebola and violating her privacy. All parties have agreed the terms of the resolution are confidential and will not make additional statements or grant media interviews Most Successful Fair in 130-Year History BigTex.com

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atina magazine is celebrating 20 years with a look back at the progress and great strides Latina’s have made in Hollywood over the past two decades and a star-studded event celebrating some of the biggest Latino stars today. The magazine celebrates it’s platinum anniversary with a cover of the 20 most impactful, influential Latina covers over the past two decades (Jennifer Lopez, Salma Hayek, Gloria Estefan, Christina Aguilera, Sophia Vergara, and Shakira to name a few) that combined creates a photomosaic of the legendary Selena Quintanilla. Tajín and Culinary Institute LeNôtre Search for Houston’s First “Master Culinary Student”

ajín, Inc. announced that it is partnering with the Culinary Institute LeNôtre® to host the “Tajín Culinary Challenge,” a culinary contest where the students will be creating recipes using the seasoning brand. Five Culinary Institute LeNôtre® students from Houston, Texas, will be selected as finalists and face each other in a “TV show cook-off” style competition on November 3rd. Students participating in the challenge must submit an original recipe using Tajín Clasico’s unique chililime flavor as the main seasoning. Fugitive Police Chief in Mexico Arrested in Case of 43 Missing Students CNN Newswire

elipe Flores, former Iguala police chief, was arrested in association with the disappearance of 43 Mexican students after being on the lam for more than two years, according to Mexican officials. Vasquez helped protect city’s police officers who were connected with the students’ disappearance, authorities said. He also colluded with the city’s mayor to persecute and attack the students and ordered local police to stop them from attending the protest. The former chief is being charged with organized crime and kidnapping.

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Daddy Yankee Stars in New Spanish Language All State Ad Latino Loop

ll State launched a new Spanish-language campaign starring Daddy Yankee - a take on it’s “It’s good to be IN good hands” general market campaign. TV and digital spots convey product and service offerings aimed at making Daddy Yankee consumers’ lives easier and demonstrating the value of being in Good Hands. Star Studded Line Up Announced for Latin Recoding Academy’s Person of the Year Gala Latino Loop

ente de Zona, Sergio George, Prince Royce, Gilberto Santa Rosa, and Carlos Vives are among the performers announced for this year’s Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year Gala honoring Marc Anthony. The gala dinner and tribute concert will take place in Las Vegas on Wednesday, November 16th with proceeds from the event supporting the Latin GRAMMY Cultural Foundation’s educational initiatives Mexico City Officials Arm Women with Whistles for Protection Latino Loop

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Voters Beware: Check Your Choice to Hear Your Voice

By Jo-Carolyn Goode, Managing Editor

ight years ago a Chicago man made us all have hope and believe that we could do the impossible together. We rode that dream all the way to the polls to make history and elect Barack Hussein Obama as the first African American President of the United States of America. Now over ninety years after women got the right to vote, we stand poised to make history again. President Obama has called her the most qualified. First Lady Michelle Obama says that she would be a president that our kids could look up to. Her policy views and the belief in what she stands for has made even the most devout Republicans switch party lines to be with her. Hillary Rodham Clinton is a candidate that will progressive the nation on the legacy of President Obama while forging her own path. In the other corner is a no traditionalist in every sense of the word. Because he is not Washington grown, he thinks differently. He is using his years of business sense to try to make political sense but it is not making total sense to all of America. He is a candidate that makes one scratch their head. Although major political leaders of his party don’t support him nor does any former living President of the United States of America, he continues to be close in the polls with his opponent, sometimes in the lead and sometimes trailing behind depending on the day and pollsters. Donald J. Trump is unlike any presidential candidate this county has ever seen. Two candidates who are polar opposites have made this campaign season one of the most brutal, interesting and historic. Flaring emotions in Americans, no matter their party affiliation, to energize them to show up at the polls in record numbers. This has caused a myriad of problems to swirl surrounding election 2016. Before votes could even be casted in Texas, the rumors of a “rigged” election started

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with Trump as the loudest voice crying wolf. Claiming that the system was rigged in the favor of Clinton. With early voting underway in Texas, claims have grown. Residents across the state are taking to social media with a stern warning to all voters to check their ballots before casting them. Why? Human error seems to be the culprit. Throughout Texas voters are going into the voting booth to cast their vote but at the end when they are reviewing the ballot the selected choices don’t always match up with the ones they originally selected. Some voters have said that if they do a straight Republican ticket when they review their ballot at the end Hillary Clinton is selected as president and vice versus if they do a straight Democratic ticket. Of course, this has caused a lot of tempers to rise and speculations to circulate. However voting officials have repeatedly said that no voter rigging is happening and the voting machines are in working order. The problem lies with the operate/voter who is turning the wheel incorrectly when preparing to cast their vote. Voters need to simply review their ballot thoroughly before casting their vote and if all else fails ask the voting officials on site for assistance. Houston voters have had to ask for a lot of assistance since they have also incurred a different problem. Voters will select to do a Democratic Party ticket but when they write in any candidate their vote for Hillary Clinton as president is kicked out. Jolanda Jones recently posted a video about the issue at one local polling site in Houston. She wrote on her Facebook page, “Pls share this www.StyleMagazine.com

information…if you write in ANY candidate you will not be able to vote for Hillary Clinton…pls vote straight democratic ticket pls. We cannot loose this because of write in candidates!! Vote straight dems.” The solution to this problem is the same as the first. Check you ballot and when in need ask voting officials for help. Harris County Clerk Stan Stanart has reassured voters that all voting procedures followed in the county are in aligned with the Federal and State Election Code. In an interview with Houston Public Media, Stanart said voting machines are accurately set up and overseen by appointees from both major parties before any votes are cast. After that process the machines are then delivered to polling locations on judge booth controllers under seal. Votes casted are recorded on SD-like cards that are resealed for transport back to the tabulation location. The machines are never connected to the internet. Stanart said they are lot eyes and triggers in the whole system that would uncover fraudulent voting. Whether you choose to make history with Team Clinton or think differently with Team Trump, just make sure you do at least one thing and that’s vote. Vote now. Vote early. Don’t wait until November 8th. And once you vote, double and triple check your ballot before casting your vote. Early voting is happening now through November 4th. Find out where to vote at votetexas.gov, harrisvotes.gov or fortbendvotes. gov.

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H-E-B Opens First Full-Service Floral Facility, H-E-B Blooms Design Studio Style Newswire

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he installation of 186,000 LED bulbs and fixtures is one of many steps helping General Motors save $73 million in energy costs in 2016. Global efforts to increase energy efficiency play a significant part in GM’s goal of meeting the electricity needs of its worldwide operations

for $2,500,000 to deliver 4-H Healthy Living experiences under the Youth Voice: Youth Choice program. The 2016-2017 grant expands Youth Voice: Youth Choice programming from 26 to 32 states and will reach more than 134,000 under-served youth and their families, encouraging them to take action to improve dietary choices, increase physical fitness and share information regarding locally available healthy living resources. The grant includes targeted outreach to Hispanic and African American youth and this year will expand culturally relevant programs to Native American youth.

with 100 percent renewable energy by 2050. Energy efficiency can reduce electricity loads, which will helps GM more easily transition to renewable energy sources. Sixteen GM facilities recently earned recognition for continued efforts to increase energy efficiency. METRO Contractor Presents Plan to Fix Faulty Rail Axle Counters Style Newswire

E T R O has been provided a plan by contractor Houston R a p i d Transit (HRT) to immediately begin addressing a mechanical issue that has slowed the Authority›s rail service at times, creating a headache for operations and riders of the three-line METRORail system and drivers at rail crossings. The repairs scheduled for Green, and Purple and Red Line extension (Northline) axle counters follow months of study and workarounds on malfunctioning hardware which often triggers a false report of a train occupying a portion of track when no rail car is present. Siemens, the manufacturer of the component, had been unable to remedy the issue since it began surfacing in 2014 on the newly opened rail lines.

The Wade Smith Foundation Partners with Half Price Books to Promote Childhood Literacy Style Newswire

h e Wa d e S m i t h Foundation is teaming up with Half Price Books to grant a collective 6,000 books to Smith six Title 1 elementary schools in the Houston area. Each of these six schools will be awarded a reading corner, which will include a donation of 1,000 books all made possible by Half Price Books. Participating schools include: Blackshear Elementary, Kashmere Gardens Elementary, Kennedy Elementary, Montgomery Elementary, James Berry Elementary and Almeda Elementary. The Wade Smith Foundation’s Houston Literacy Project, “Read All the Wade”, has a goal for the six participating elementary schools’ students to read 25,000 books collectively.

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Taking A Knee with Chad Brawley

By BeRelevant, Special to Style

exas Native and gospel recording artist Chad Brawley who sees himself as “a minister/musician/community leader/educator/mentor” is innovatively inviting others to kneel in worship with his newly released We Worship project. TeamStyleMag got a chance to sit and talk with him about his project. Did he receive a calling? CB: I didn’t have some big huge “ahha!” moment. I feel like I have been slowly cut throughout my life. My grandmother had a piano I loved to play and I played music in band. My parent’s saw that I had a gift and in the sixth grade my talent was noticed and I began to play for the youth choir and that was my intro in to church and I just stayed into music.

The project has been in the works for about four years. I’m happy to see it come to fruition, its been a long time coming.

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didn’t aspire to be a gospel artist] it’s my ministry, however the artist side helps you have credibility to expand your ministry. I wouldn’t be a gospel artist if there was no connection to ministry.

Chad Brawley the person? CB: My siblings are older so I actually grew up an only child. I’m in a season of growth right now. I’m silly, I’m crazy, I like to have fun. I’m pretty simple. I’m single, not really dating because time is an issue. I’m juggling work, school, ministry this project, etc. I love to I just want to be a blessing to them travel! I love these cities New York, and help further what they do. I have Atlanta, Chicago, LA, and Houston a real desire to mentor, shape, and obviously. Every year I say I want influence people. This is just a way to take up photography. I would to help them out. also love to be a food critic or secret shopper. Tell me about the We Worship Project: What’s next? CB: Tons of people that are on my CB: Prayerfully this album does project are artist in their own right, well and I’ll do a national release in but they are lending themselves and 2017. I graduate in December with talent to what I am doing. It’s called a Master in Arts in Worship. ‘We Worship’ because the concept is To learn more about, Chad about all of us working together and Brawley you can visit him at www. worshipping the Lord. I just want to chadbrawley.com. get everybody involved in worship.

How long have you been an artist? CB: Hmm I don’t know when you become an artist if you have been working on music a while. I guess I finally became an artist when my first single Greater went to radio and that was about two years ago. [I

How did the partnership come about with Big Brother’s Big Sister’s? CB: I served as a big brother for about 7 or 8 years thru my fraternity Alpha Phi Alpha and BBBS of Houston. So they are going to be there signing up new mentors and the ticket proceeds will go to them.

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TV Johnny & Paul Wall Open The Largest Johnny Dang & Co. Store In Houston

tanding inside the impressive office of Johnny Dang & Co’s new location, there’s one word that comes to mind; opulence. Introducing himself as Brad, the builder reveals that the golden walls were imported directly from Vietnam. At 14,000 sq. feet it’s the third and largest Houston location for Johnny “TV Johnny” Dang, who sits behind a well crafted desk in order to answer a few questions before the grand opening officially begins. “I’ve been dreaming of having my own complex and I was blessed to make it happen. Very blessed, it’s like a dream come to reality. I appreciate Houston and the city for supporting me. I love it.” At his side is wife Jennifer Dang, whose Fashcino collection is featured alongside her husband’s custom Grillz and sparking jewels. She explains, “We want our customers to feel that they are very important.” On that day they’ve pulled

out all of the stops, giving the media a private tour complete with catering and an open bar courtesy of Hennessy. On the other side of the room sits Houston legend Paul Wall, who has worked with Dang as they’ve built Johnny Dang & Co into a powerhouse. It’s been a great year for Wall, thanks in part to the success of his recently released The Houston Oiler and the banger “Swangin in the Rain”, released earlier this year. Wi t h t u n e s p r o v i d e d by DJ J-Que and C Stone the Breadwinner on the mic, the event also boasted appearances from Houston’s own Z-Ro, Slim Thug, Donnie Houston, Dante Higgins and more. For all things related to the jewelry king, visit: http://tvjohnny. net/

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SPORTS Former Texan Arian Foster Announces Retirement KHOU

he best running back in Texans history Arian Foster has shocked the sports world with the announcement of his retirement. The former Houston Texans was the franchise alltime leading rusher while he was with the team for seven years. Since signing with the Miami Dolphins, Foster has been trying to return but injuries kept him out. Foster Foster said his body couldn’t take it anymore. His retirement is effective immediately.

look. James Harden was on his game during the season opener against the L.A. Lakers with a career high of 17 Harden assists, 34 points and eight rebounds. However, the team as a whole came up a little short with the final scoring being 120-114. Coach Mike D’Antoni made his official head coach debut for the Houston Rockets as the team celebrated 50 seasons.

back of the 2nd AL Wild Card. This marked the Astros 2nd consecutive winning season, their 1st time to post back-to-back winning years since the 2001-06 seasons. Houston Dash Ohai Joins Brian on USWNT Roster for Nov. Friendly Matches HoustonDashSoccer.com

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ouston Dash forward Kealia Ohai and midfielder Morgan Brian were selected by U.S. Women’s National Team head coach Jill Ellis for the 24-player roster for two friendly matches against Romania on Nov. 10 at Avaya Stadium in Astros San Jose, Calif. and Nov. 13 at StubHub Center in Carson, Calif. The roster was announced by U.S. he Astros finished 84-78 this season and in Soccer earlier today and these friendlies are the Houston Rockets Get New Start This Season 3rd place in the AL West trailing the Rangers final matches for the senior national team this year. ABC 13 (95-67) and Mariners (86-76). Houston went into he Houston Rockets have new outlook on the final weekend of the season still alive in the this season with a new coach, players and playoff chase, eventually finishing 5.0 games

T BOOK REVIEW By Terri

Schichenmeyer, Literary Writer

ou had a little talk with one of your employees last week. Her client list has almost no action and few new prospects on it lately, and that’s no good. She blames the economy, says it’s rough out there and while you know that’s true, you suspect there’s more to the issue: she’s stagnated. With the new book “When Strangers Meet” by Kio Stark, she’ll get back her gift of gab. Every day, probably sometimes without thinking, you speak with someone you don’t know well. It might be someone semi-familiar; a neighbor, perhaps, or maybe it was just someone to whom you wished a good morning. Those kinds of interactions, those tiny bits of humanity offered, give Kio Stark a lot of joy. In today’s world, we often perceive strangers as suspicious; indeed, many people teach their kids accordingly. Stark says that we need to be careful, it’s true, but “stranger” may mean different things at different times. She also points out that “unpredictable and unpleasant are not by definition dangerous” and that despite our natural propensity to stereotype, “we are surrounded by individuals, not categories.” What makes this idea even more interesting is what experiments prove: we feel better when we interact in small ways with people we don’t know. Listening to people makes them want to talk more and if they listen to your feelings, they’ll go even further. Talking to strangers often helps you gain empathy, too. But none of this means that you should go willy-nilly into the streets and start yakking. Some cultures frown on speaking with strangers, says Stark.

When Strangers Meet In some places, “civil inattention,” in which you quietly, furtively acknowledge each others’ presence, is as good as it gets. Conversely, there are many cultures that have never met a stranger. The place to start, says Stark, is “to pick your moments.” We’re most receptive to small talk when we’re not rushed, so offer a compliment, ask for help, or ask a question of someone random. And then know how to extricate yourself because “Exits can be the most awkward…” Cat got your tongue at work? “When Strangers Meet” can help make that cat, scat. Though this isn’t a business tome, strictly speaking, author Kio Stark’s TED Talk book could just as well be called “The Art of Small Talk,” or perhaps “How to Network.” Beginning with anecdotes that illustrate the joy in both, Stark shows readers how small connections, chosen carefully or occurring spontaneously, can foster personal growth and career enhancement. Yes, there could be some discomfort involved in what she advocates – introverted readers may particularly struggle here – but the exercises included toward the end of her book may help ease future talkers out of their comfort zones. If you feel awkward in a strange situation, or if learning to be loquacious is one of your career goals, this book might be a good start. For practice with cocktail chat or talking up a storm, “When Strangers Meet” offers unique advice and that’s all there is to say. Share this story online at www.stylemagazine. com.

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Menu Offerings That Capture the Spirit of Autumn By Yolanda Pope, Culinary Writer

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ouston’s weather is finally beginning to reflect the changing of the temperature, many restaurants have switched their menu selections to reflect such changes. Now is the season for dark leafy greens, roasted pecans, walnuts, and mouth –watering bosc pears. We re-visited Seasons 52 and Quattro to taste some of their most requested autumn dishes and the selections did not disappoint. First of all, Quattro Restaurant located in The Four Seasons Hotel in Downtown Houston has an eclectic menu of classic Italian dishes that are all the creation of Chef Maurizzio and his staff. We started dinner with the arugula salad, which is made with the greens, pears, pickled onions, Texas pecans and lemon dressing. The fresh vegetables and nuts were light, crunchy, and the combination of the pickled onions with the dressing created a slight burst of citrus flavors at the end. We moved on quickly to the Strozzapreti Caserecci, which is described on the menus as” untraditionally cooked: strozzapreti pasta, 44 farm short ribs ragout, dried porcini mushrooms.” The chef explained that the pasta was prepared by hand, and then went straight into the sauce as opposed to water, which is considered the traditional way of preparation. This dish was full of flavor, the pasta was cooked perfectly, the sauce coated each bite and the short ribs were so tender, I almost forgot that we were eating meat. This paired well with the Byott Cotes 2015 wine selection that we enjoyed immensely. The following week, we sprinted back to City Center and paid another visit to Seasons 52. As we looked over the menu, our server recommended one of the best tasting cocktails I’ve experienced all year. “The Perfect Storm”, which is made with a combination of Absolut Pears, St-Germain Elderflower Liqueur, Bosc Pear, and a sprig of Thyme. As we enjoyed this drink and rolled our eyes to the top of our foreheads, the waiter slid in a platter of the duck wing lollipops. The wings were slightly spicy which made the cocktail taste even better. Finally, the tasting wrapped up with the Spinach and Caramelized Bosc Pear salad, which was topped with toasted walnuts, Gorgonzola, sherry-walnut vinaigrette. This salad tasted like Christmas, every bite of it. The main course consisted of Boneless Beef Short Rib, which is prepared “slow braised, stone ground cheddar grits, roasted carrots, horseradish crema. The beef was tender and full of flavor; every bite I took had some of the grits on the fork. We also tasted the TRUFFLE MAC ‘N’ CHEESE EN BRODO, which consists of cave-aged Gruyère, cheddar, truffle zest, and panko crust. We gave up and took the rest home, now it’s your turn, check out Quattro and Seasons 52, let us know what you think. Thanks for reading, and continue to follow Team Style Magazine on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

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HEALTH

By Dr. Lovell A. Jones, Health Editor

Lovell’s Food For Thought - Creating A Critical Mass to Eliminate Health Inequities

ne has many mentors over one’s life. For me, I have been fortunate to have many who have had a positive impact on my life. And without whose help, I would not be where I am today. There are two who I was like to highlight that I owe a special debt of gratitude. Both of these men cared as much about my career as they did about their own careers. One, Howard Bern, guided me through graduate school and the other, Finn Siiteri, through my postdoctoral fellowship. I remember Finn once saying, “it is not only what you know, but who knows you that will be crucial for your success.” That was quite evident when18 individuals were asked to write letters of recommendation for my promotion from Assistant Professor to Associate Professor. This group included two Nobel laureates, five members of the National Academy of Sciences, two directors of foreign research laboratories and other distinguished individuals. I remember Finn calling me to tell me about the numbers. He then said, “They must be putting up for a chair, then laughed and said,“an electric chair.” This validated that networking was extremely important in that those all asked wrote positive letters for my promotion. BTW, I did get promoted, was it took another year to gain tenure. The other saying I keep in my mind is what my other mentor said. Howard would say as I often paraphrase him, “your greatest contribution to science (sometimes life) is not the papers you publish or the grants you secure or the honors bestowed on you, but the people you leave behind to continue to work.” Both men made sure whoever came through their labs; their trainees got to meet them. And both pushed the work of their trainees, make sure that if the mentee’s work was presented, the mentee got credit for their work. Therefore, when the 18 individuals got that request for a letter of recommendation on my promotion, they all knew who I was and the scientific contributions I made. Both men made it abundantly clear, as Howard said, “Let your science be the rock you stand on!! Even in quicksand, you will not sink.”What this meant was to also mentor by example even when you speak out on social issues. That if you were going to leave successful people behind to continue the work; you needed to be successful as well. This is a philosophy I have tried to instill into my mentees. Affectionately, some of my mentees call me “Papa Jones.” Howard once said that when you take on a trainee, it is like adopting a child. I remember a time, not calling him for a while after having moved to the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, I got this phone call with the voice on the other end of the line saying, “you don’t need me anymore.” It was Howard. Since 2006, the Disparities in Health in America: Working Toward Social Justice Workshop has provided a forum for the fellow who trained in the Center for Research on Minority Health (CRMH) to come together at an informal Alumni reception/dinner where they renewed old friendships and created new ones. It has now expanded to not only the Kellogg Fellows, but other mentees, faculty and staff of the CRMH. Recently, the idea of forming a formal network came to mind on a recent Sunday, after Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee mentioned that she had run into “one of my Army.” As I thought about it, I realized that the Army is larger than

just those who have came through the CRMH, but all of those who have been impacted by the CRMH, the ICC and HDEART and their educational programs. For instance, recently I was asked to speak for a few minutes at the Health Line Wellness Expo organized by the Voice of Asia News Group. As I was walking into the health fair, a young lady staffing one of the health fair booths called out to me. “Are you Dr. Jones?” When I responded yes, she then said “I was a student in your health disparities class in 2006. I still have the binder with all of the information provided during the course. In fact, I still use.” It has helped me tremendously in working with the multicultural population of Fort Bend c=Country.” This past summer, Dr. Lisako McKyer served as one the co-chairs of this year’s Disparities in Health in America: Working Toward Social Justice Workshop. Dr. McKyer, who attended the 2005 Workshop, still has her binder sitting above her desk. I suspect that there are many more individuals out there with their binders in use. I think that it is time to start bringing those individuals together into a formal network. I see it as bring the many tributaries that come together to form a mighty river, like that of the Mississippi. Bring together the drops of melted snow being brought together to form a mighty river or like fingers of ain hand being broad together in addressing health inequity. Individually we may change our surrounding,

but together we can change the world around us. The issue, as I see it, is that we have constantly failed to bring individuals of like mind together as a cohesive force. For we have too often continued to develop soloitis (a new word I have coined) and remain like individual drops lacking a true focus and effective force. Together, with those who have come through the Disparities In Health in America: Working Toward Social Justice course and workshop, there are almost 6,000 individuals who have been impacted. I believe as a unit, “speaking with one voice”, we can make the difference we have been seeking. So, if you have been impacted and would like to become a member of the Experimental Gynecology Laboratory (EGL)/Center for Research on Minority Health (CRMH)/Dorothy I. Height Center for Health Equity & Evaluation Research (DHCHEER) Alumni Network please email, I will send you the link to fill out the form to become a member of the Army in addressing health inequities. Even if you have not been impacted and would like to join, email me as well.

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HEALTH

By American Heart Association

eople who don’t go to the hospital via EMS reduce the odds of getting the best treatment for stroke, according to recent American Heart Association/ American Stroke Association Get With The Guidelines-Stroke data. For World Stroke Day on Oct. 29, the American Heart Association/ American Stroke Association in Houston, Texas will join others across the nation and the world to encourage people to save lives by responding promptly to stroke. Stroke is the fifth leading cause of death in the United States and second leading cause of death globally. “Getting help quickly for stroke is more important than anything else you may be doing or have planned,” said Dr. FIRST NAME Dannenbaum, INSERT TITLE, ORG and American Heart Association/American Stroke Association volunteer. “Whether you are the one experiencing symptoms or you see them in someone else, remember that stroke won’t wait, and neither should you.” People reported varying

Learning ‘FAST’ Response to Stroke Urged for World Stroke Day reasons for delaying stroke treatment in an informal survey of American Stroke Association website visitors: Several hoped symptoms would resolve on their own. Many had other priorities, including finishing work, meeting up with family or even a scheduled hair appointment. Some expressed an outdated, fatalistic view of the disease. “Looking back, the right response is clear, but in the moment, doubt and denial are natural responses to stroke signs and can lead to bad decisions,” said Dr. Dannenbaum. “The heart-breaking thing is that for many of these patients, we might have been able to decrease disability if they would have gotten to us sooner and by ambulance.” Many ischemic strokes, which account for 87 percent of all strokes and are caused by an obstruction of blood flow to the brain, can be treated with the clot-busting medication tissue plasminogen activator (IV r-tPA/alteplase) and a stent retriever device that removes the clot. Research has shown that 91

percent of eligible stroke patients treated with IV r-tPA and a stent retriever in two and a half hours or less had minimal or no disability. “The same person who would h a v e s u ff e r e d a severely disabling or fatal stroke a few years ago now commonly walks out of the hospital a few days later,” said Dr. Dannenbaum. “Decades ago there were no treatments for stroke. Now we have therapies that may interrupt even the most severe and disabling stroke if we can get to it in time.” Through Together to End Stroke, nationally sponsored by Medtronic, the American Stroke Association teaches the acronym F.A.S.T. as an easy way to remember the most common stroke warning signs and how to respond: Face drooping, Arm weakness, Speech difficulty, Time to call 911. For more

information on stroke treatment and World Stroke Day resources, visit StrokeAssociation.org. Each year, thousands of Houstonians come together at the American Heart Association / American Stroke Association annual Houston Heart Walk to join in the fight against heart disease and stroke, the nation’s No. 1 and No. 5 killers. Through events like the Houston Heart Walk, the AHA is able to raise funds to support important stroke and heart disease research. This year’s Houston Heart Walk will take place on Nov. 5 in the Texas Medical Center.

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Sally Beauty Going to Great Lengths to Make You Beautiful

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has been reformulated to now be sulfate-free. Though the formula has been improved, fans will still recognize the product as it will keep its same classic look in the regal gold bottles starting with just shampoo and conditioner. We were on hand live on Facebook with store managers and district leaders from all over the US and even Canada! One district leader from Canada shocked us when she told us how many naturals in Canada are awaiting the Beautiful Textures Texture Manageability System (which allows your naturally curly hair to go from curly-to-straight without chemicals). However, due to packaging it hasn’t reached stores yet. When the average person thinks of Sally

o you want to know what’s cool? A company that provides an expo so that their store managers and district leaders can educate/ re-educate themselves on familiar products, new products, and changing trends in beauty. That’s exactly what Sally Beauty did this past weekend in Dallas, Texas when they invited over 800 store managers, district leaders, YouTubers, and influencers to their expo. Sally Beauty put a spin on this year’s expo with the addition of YouTubers and influencers to give store managers and district leaders an insider’s look into the mind of consumers. The beauty brand understands that nothing beats word-of-mouth advertising or in our times social-type of advertising. YouTubers and influencers represent the voices of the consumers who want to know more about products than what’s printed on the label before they try it. Sally Beauty utilized the YouTubers and influencers almost like guinea pigs having them test products already in stores and those coming in the near future. And depending on what the product reviewers think, it could equal profitable sales for Sally Beauty. Although all 100+ vendors excited us, what really caught our attention was the Strength of Nature Products: Motions Hair and Beautiful Textures TMS. Motions has been around for years and is a trusted product that our on-hand Media Personality TotallyRandie (@TotallyRandie) has used for a while. After going natural, she hadn’t realized that Motions Hair had been removed from Sally Beauty Stores for repackaging. This is why she is now so excited for its return to Sally’s Beauty Supply shelves in early 2017. Coming back better than ever, Motions

Beauty they just think products, what’s in stores and what they typically can’t find. But the brand is so much more than that. The expo allowed us to see the depth of the brand. Our eyes were opened as we really got a close look behind the scenes to see the lengths Sally Beauty goes through to provide updated products that meet the needs of all consumers. And now that our eyes have been open, so have yours. Visit Houston Style Magazine on Facebook to see on location videos live from the 2016 Sally Expo with Sally Beauty representatives, industry experts, and, of course, YouTubers and influencers.

LIFESTYLE

Self-Love Q&A with Parish Blair

By Parish Blair, Lifestyle Writer

from severe depression and suicidal thoughts. It wasn’t until I made a serious commitment to love myself first before helping others. It’s totally natural to have challenges while you’re assimilating into a SelfLove Lifestyle. It’s very common that clients feel very uncomfortable and sometimes even become emotional when they are put in the place where all they are allowed to do is receive. Living a Self-Love Lifestyle comes with a surprising challenge for many who have become more comfortable with being givers than they are receivers.

want to start out by giving thanks to my awesome media family Houston Style Magazine. Thank you so much Francis for this wonderful platform to share my message. I want thank our diligent editor Jo Carolyn, and I want to give a special thanks to Susie Stillwell, one of the most dynamic entertaining women I knew. Thank you so much for sharing blessings. I’m sending you all of the love and light your heart can handle. Q & A with Parish Reader: I really benefited a lot from the SelfLove Lifestyle series. I didn’t realize just how much I’ve been depleting myself by putting others happiness before my own. I really want to improve the choices I make throughout the day, but it is a challenge to change my habit of over committing to family, friends and clients. I need help not feeling guilty about saying no. Is it normal to feel guilty as I make a transition into self-love?

Self-Love How To Tip -Remember, when you’re experiencing guilt when you put yourself in the position to receive, the number one thing to recognize is that you are just as worthy as everyone else to be loved first. This practice of self-love first will allow you to Parish: Years ago, I was conditioned to be a be even more a balanced giver. You will actually people pleaser. Putting others needs before my become even more generous giver when you own happiness was a regular way of life for me. start from being full from within first. Feeling By the time I was almost 30, I was suffering uncomfortable is natural. But I encourage you to 18

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push past the feel of guilt in order to experience all the wonderful blessings on the other side…. “You yourself, as much as anybody in the entire Universe deserves your love and affection” Buddha “Self-love, self-respect and self-worth. All start with “self.” You cannot find them in anyone else.” I want to invite you to tune in to my new video series for Houston style magazine, Love-In-Session. Each episode will provide you with easy practical steps for creating a selflove lifestyle as a feature real life love journey stories from the documentary of the Parish Blair Love Affair Tour. If you would like my Love Affair Tour to visit your city or if you want more information about how to customize your own Loving Session experience, contact me at PARISHBLAIR.com.

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NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION UNDER CHAPTER 41 OF THE TEXAS EDUCATION CODE THE HOUSTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT November 8, 2016 STATE OF TEXAS

ยง ยง COUNTY OF HARRIS ยง 1. Pursuant to the Special Act of 1923 passed by the 38th Legislature of the State of Texas, creating and incorporating the Houston Independent School District; Articles 2774b, as amended; and in accordance with Chapter 41, Subchapter D, Sections 41.091 - 41.099 of the Texas Education Code and Section 41.003 and 41.012 of the Texas Education Code, and the Texas Election Code, the Board of Education for the Houston Independent School District hereby calls and orders a special election to be held on the 8th day of November, 2016, for the purpose of obtaining voter approval to purchase average daily attendance credit from the Texas Education Agency. 2. The election called herein shall be conducted as a joint election with Harris County, and only qualified voters of the Houston Independent School District shall be eligible to vote at the election. 3. The polling places for this election shall be open for voting from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on November 8, 2016. 4. The following regular county polling places in Harris County election precincts within the Houston Independent School District are hereby designated as polling places for the election: Pct.

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Crockett Elementary School Hogg Middle School Travis Elementary School HISD Proctor Plaza Park Community Center Northside High School First Baptist Church Heights Fellowship Hall Heights High School Love Park Community Center Field Elementary School Durham Elementary School Helms Community Learning Center Our Redeemer Lutheran Church Roosevelt Elementary School Sheraton Houston Brookhollow Hotel Clark Park Community Center Langwood Baptist Church Janowski Elementary School Saint Anne de Beaupre Catholic Church Ross Elementary School Freed Park Clubhouse Independence Hall Apartments Community Room Ross Elementary School Monte Beach Park Community Center To Be Determined American Legion Post No 586 Clifton Middle School Sheraton Houston Brookhollow Hotel Melrose Park Community Center Sheraton Houston Brookhollow Hotel Durham Elementary School Our Redeemer Lutheran Church Looscan Elementary School Burbank Elementary School B T Washington High School Housman Elementary School Langwood Baptist Church Black Middle School Northwest Church of Christ Mount Sinai Baptist Church Family Life Center Wainwright Elementary School Herrera Elementary School Sheepfold Church of God in Christ William Booth Garden Apartments Gospel Truth Pentecostal Church Armandina Farias Early Childhood Center American Legion Post No 586 Northside High School Herrera Elementary School Hardy Street Senior Citizens Center Our Redeemer Lutheran Church American Legion Post No 586 Langwood Baptist Church Ross Elementary School Our Redeemer Lutheran Church Northside High School Ross Elementary School Our Redeemer Lutheran Church Our Redeemer Lutheran Church Ross Elementary School Gospel Truth Pentecostal Church Ross Elementary School Looscan Elementary School Ross Elementary School District II Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church Kashmere MultiService Center Payne Chapel A M E Church J W Peavy Senior Center Berry Elementary School G W Carver Contemporary High School John F Kennedy Elementary School New Pleasant Grove Baptist Church Harris County Annex No 36 Wesley United Methodist Church Shadydale Elementary School Shady Lane Park Community Center Janowski Elementary School Bruce Elementary School Bruce Elementary School Julia C Hester House Saint Anne de Beaupre Catholic Church Felix Cook Junior Elementary School A B Anderson Academy Hill Zion Missionary Baptist Church Ralph G Goodman Elementary School Tuffly Park Recreation Center Oak Forest Elementary School B T Washington High School Burrus Elementary School Osborne Elementary School Payne Chapel A M E Church Wheatley Senior High School East Park Baptist Church Ernest F Mendel Elementary School New Mount Carmel Baptist Church Greater New Hope Missionary Baptist Church Little Union Missionary Baptist Church Pleasantville Elementary School Clifton Middle School Woodland Lodge No 1157 Melrose Park Community Center The Church Without Walls High School Ahead Academy Wesley Elementary School Greater Emmanuel Family Worship Center Saint Pius the Tenth High School B T Washington High School Kashmere MultiService Center Scenic Woods Regional Library

2112 Crockett Street 1100 Merrill Street 3311 Beauchamp Street 803 West Temple Street 1101 Quitman Street 201 East 9th Street 413 East 13th Street 1000 West 12th Street 703 East 17th Street 4803 Brinkman Street 503 West 21st Street 215 Rittenhouse Street 6700 Fulton Street 3000 North Loop West 9718 Clark Road 4134 Southerland Road 7500 Bauman Road 2810 Link Road 2819 Bay Street 6818 Shadyvilla Lane 6 Burress Street 2819 Bay Street 915 Northwood Street 708 East Parker Road 6001 Golden Forest Drive 3000 North Loop West 1001 Canino Road 3000 North Loop West 4803 Brinkman Street 215 Rittenhouse Street 3800 Robertson Street 216 Tidwell Road 119 East 39th Street 6705 Housman Street 4134 Southerland Road 1575 Chantilly Lane 6720 West Tidwell Road 902 West 8th Street 5330 Milwee Street 525 Bennington Street 518 West Rittenhouse Road 808 Frawley Street 1624 West 34th Street 515 Rittenhouse Street 708 East Parker Road 1101 Quitman Street 525 Bennington Street 11901 West Hardy Road 215 Rittenhouse Street 708 East Parker Road 4134 Southerland Road 2819 Bay Street 215 Rittenhouse Street 1101 Quitman Street 2819 Bay Street 215 Rittenhouse Street 215 Rittenhouse Street 2819 Bay Street 1624 West 34th Street 2819 Bay Street 3800 Robertson Street 2819 Bay Street 9318 Homestead Road 4802 Lockwood Drive 2701 Lee Street 3814 Market Street 2310 Berry Road 2100 South Victory Drive 400 Victoria Drive 3221 Bain Street 3815 Cavalcade Street 7225 Homestead Road 5905 Tidwell Road 10220 Shady Lane 7500 Bauman Road 510 Jensen Drive 510 Jensen Drive 2020 Solo Street 2810 Link Road 7115 Lockwood Drive 7401 Wheatley Street 8317 Curry Road 9325 Deer Trail Drive 3200 Russell Street 1401 West 43rd Street 119 East 39th Street 701 East 33rd Street 800 Ringold Street 2701 Lee Street 4801 Providence Street 8602 Tidwell Road 3735 Topping Street 4301 Weaver Road 10505 Bainbridge Street 6609 Letcher Drive 1431 Gellhorn Drive 6001 Golden Forest Drive 8337 Sweetwater Lane 1001 Canino Road 5314 Bingle Road 5320 Yale Street 800 Dillard Street 3915 Kelley Street 811 West Donovan Street 119 East 39th Street 4802 Lockwood Drive 10677 Homestead Road

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Lakewood Park Community Center Kashmere MultiService Center Julia C Hester House Black Middle School Josie Ruth Smith Academy Beebe Tabernacle Christian Methodist Episcopal To Be Determined Wainwright Elementary School Ross Elementary School Greater True Vine Missionary Baptist Church Scarborough Elementary School New Mount Carmel Baptist Church To Be Determined Candlelight Park Community Center Key Middle School Bethany Baptist Church Fellowship Hall Hobart Taylor Park Community Center Felix Cook Junior Elementary School North Forest High School Westfield Volunteer Fire Station 2 Key Middle School Shadydale Elementary School Berry Elementary School Hardy Street Senior Citizens Center Berry Elementary School Herrera Elementary School Hardy Street Senior Citizens Center Greater Parkhill Church of God in Christ Scroggins Elementary School John F Kennedy Elementary School Ross Elementary School Tuffly Park Recreation Center Settegast Park Community Center Julia C Hester House Bruce Elementary School Payne Chapel A M E Church Payne Chapel A M E Church American Legion Post No 586 Bruce Elementary School Gospel Truth Pentecostal Church Wheatley Senior High School Hill Zion Missionary Baptist Church Payne Chapel A M E Church Josie Ruth Smith Academy American Legion Post No 586 Saint Anne de Beaupre Catholic Church Wainwright Elementary School District III Raul Yzaguirre School for Success Tejano Center Building B Daniel Ortiz Middle School Gallegos Elementary School DeZavala Park Community Center John R Harris Elementary School Brookline Elementary School Mason Park Community Center Pearl Rucker Elementary School Garden Villas Park Community Center Charlton Park Recreation Center HCC Southeast College Building C Parking Garage Golfcrest Elementary School Pearl Rucker Elementary School Brookline Elementary School Charlton Park Recreation Center To Be Determined Ingrando Park Recreation Center Golfcrest Elementary School Glenbrook United Methodist Church J P Cornelius Elementary School Courtyard by Marriott Houston Hobby W I Stevenson Middle School Alzeheimers Association Houston and Southeast Texas Bellfort Church of Christ University of Houston University Center Raul Yzaguirre School for Success Tejano Center Building B Red Bluff Elementary School City of Houston Fire Station 20 J C Mitchell Elementary School Daniel Ortiz Middle School Golfcrest Elementary School J C Mitchell Elementary School Glenbrook United Methodist Church Garden Villas Park Community Center James DeAnda Elementary School Garden Villas Park Community Center Garden Villas Park Community Center J C Mitchell Elementary School James DeAnda Elementary School Courtyard by Marriott Houston Hobby Alzeheimers Association Houston and Southeast Texas J P Cornelius Elementary School Golfcrest Elementary School Golfcrest Elementary School District IV Shearn Elementary School Trinity Episcopal Church To Be Determined Mount Zion Baptist Church Mount Zion Baptist Church Whidby Elementary School Randalls Mid Town Hostelling International Houston The Morty Rich Hostel Bering United Methodist Church Lanier Middle School Sunnyside Park Community Center Saint Luke the Evangelist Episcopal Church Saint Philip Neri Catholic Church Saint James Episcopal Church Thompson Elementary School Lora B Peck Elementary School M E Foster Elementary School Third Ward Multi Service Center

Oct 27 - Nov 2 , 2016

8811 Feland Street 4802 Lockwood Drive 2020 Solo Street 1575 Chantilly Lane 5815 West Little York Road 7210 Langley Road 5330 Milwee Street 2819 Bay Street 3011 Fontinot Street 3021 Little York Road 4301 Weaver Road 1520 Candlelight Lane 4000 Kelley Street 7304 Homestead Road 8100 Kenton Street 7115 Lockwood Drive 10725 Mesa Drive 11255 Bentley Street 4000 Kelley Street 5905 Tidwell Road 2310 Berry Road 11901 West Hardy Road 2310 Berry Road 525 Bennington Street 11901 West Hardy Road 7809 Winship Street 400 Boyles Street 400 Victoria Drive 2819 Bay Street 3200 Russell Street 3000 Garrow Street 2020 Solo Street 510 Jensen Drive 2701 Lee Street 2701 Lee Street 708 East Parker Road 510 Jensen Drive 1624 West 34th Street 4801 Providence Street 8317 Curry Road 2701 Lee Street 5815 West Little York Road 708 East Parker Road 2810 Link Road 5330 Milwee Street 2950 Broadway Boulevard 6767 Telephone Road 7415 Harrisburg Boulevard 907 76th Street 801 Broadway Street 6301 South Loop 610 East 541 South 75th Street 5201 Vinett Street 6720 South Haywood Drive 8200 Park Place Boulevard 6960 Rustic Street 7414 Fairway Drive 5201 Vinett Street 6301 South Loop 610 East 8200 Park Place Boulevard 7302 Keller Street 7414 Fairway Drive 8635 Glen Valley Drive 7475 Westover Street 9190 Gulf Freeway 9595 Winkler Drive 6055 South Loop East 6606 Bellfort Street 4800 Calhoun Road Entrance 1 2950 Broadway Boulevard 416 Bearle Street 6902 Navigation Boulevard 10900 Gulfdale Drive 6767 Telephone Road 7414 Fairway Drive 10900 Gulfdale Drive 8635 Glen Valley Drive 6720 South Haywood Drive 7980 Almeda Genoa Road 6720 South Haywood Drive 6720 South Haywood Drive 10900 Gulfdale Drive 7980 Almeda Genoa Road 9190 Gulf Freeway 6055 South Loop East 7475 Westover Street 7414 Fairway Drive 7414 Fairway Drive 9802 Stella Link Road 1015 Holman Street 2301 Nagle Street 2301 Nagle Street 7625 Springhill Street 2225 Louisiana Street 501 Lovett Boulevard 1440 Harold Street 2600 Woodhead Street 3502 Bellfort Street 3530 Wheeler Avenue 10960 Martin Luther King Blvd. 3129 Southmore Boulevard 6121 Tierwester Street 5001 Martin Luther King Blvd. 3919 Ward Street 3611 Ennis Street

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MacGregor Elementary School To Be Determined Brookline Elementary School Saint Marys Catholic Church Mount Olive Baptist Church Holiday Inn Houston NRG Med Center Area HC Courthouse Annex 14 Southeast Hartsfield Elementary School Norris Chapel United Methodist Church Jones Future Academy Kelso Elementary School Edgewood Park Community Center Mount Moriah Baptist Church Cuney Homes Community Center Red Elementary School Bastian Elementary School Willow Meadows Baptist Church Reagan Webb Mading Elementary School Greater Lighthouse Church of God in Christ Wheeler Avenue Baptist Church Fellowship Hall Living Faith Baptist Church Crestmont Park Community Center The Power Center Palm Center Justice of the Peace Main Entry Judson Robinson Junior Community Center Fiesta Mart Inc South Union Church of Christ Gloryland Baptist Church Saint Philip Neri Catholic Church Judson Robinson Junior Community Center Randalls Mid Town Edgewood Park Community Center Judson Robinson Junior Community Center Gloryland Baptist Church Sunnyside Park Community Center Montrose Branch Houston Public Library Willow Meadows Baptist Church Willow Meadows Baptist Church Willow Meadows Baptist Church Hobby Elementary School Robert L Frost Elementary School District V 0008 McNamara Elementary School 0015 Saint Andrews Presbyterian Church 0018 Longfellow Elementary School 0040 Poe Elementary School 0087 West University Scout House 0089 Southside Place Park Clubhouse 0123 Montrose Branch Houston Public Library 0128 Bellaire Civic Center 0133 West University Colonial Park Recreation Room 0137 Staybridge Suites Tomball 0146 Platou Community Center 0148 Roberts Elementary School 0175 Mark Twain Elementary School 0176 Lovett Elementary School 0182 Horn Elementary School 0183 West University Community Building 0214 Meridian Banquet Hall 0215 Faith American Lutheran Church 0222 Christ The King Lutheran Church Parish Hall 0224 Linkwood Park Community Center 0232 Pershing Middle School 0256 William S Sutton Elementary School 0268 Christ Church Presbyterian Fellowship Hall 0281 Kolter Elementary School 0284 Bonham Elementary School 0304 Herod Elementary School 0315 Elrod Elementary School 0316 Pilgrim Lutheran Church Narthex 0317 Johnston Middle School 0335 Braeburn Elementary School 0345 Sylvan Rodriguez Jr Elementary School 0350 The Rice School 0360 Residence Inn Marriott 0361 Rice Memorial Center 0403 Westbury Baptist Church 0430 Jane Long Academy Middle School 0431 Burnett Bayland Community Center 0432 Pilgrim Academy 0472 Residence Garage 0570 Pin Oak Middle School 0685 Elrod Elementary School 0802 Montrose Branch Houston Public Library 0819 Horn Elementary School 0826 Bellaire Civic Center 0829 Creekbend Gardens Apartments 0837 Judson Robinson Junior Community Center 0869 Creekbend Gardens Apartments 0891 Linkwood Park Community Center 0895 Poe Elementary School 0896 Poe Elementary School 0906 West University Scout House 0931 Longfellow Elementary School 0932 Longfellow Elementary School 0933 Longfellow Elementary School 0952 Elrod Elementary School 0956 Pershing Middle School 0974 Linkwood Park Community Center District VI 00095 Quality Inn and Suites West 0130 Briargrove Park Property Owners Building 0284 Bonham Elementary School 0296 Lansdale Park Community Center 0297 Sharpstown Park Community Center 0298 Waldo Emerson Elementary School 0311 Ed White Elementary School 0356 Walnut Bend Elementary School 0359 Betty Roberts Best Elementary School 0395 Ashford Elementary School 0425 Judy Bush Elementary School

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4801 LaBranch Street 6301 South Loop 610 East 3006 Rosedale Street 3515 Yellowstone Boulevard 8111 Kirby Drive 5737 Cullen Boulevard 5001 Perry Street 7415 Saint Lo Road 7414 Saint Lo Road 5800 Southmund Street 5803 Bellfort Street 4730 Pederson Street 3260 Truxillo Street 4520 Tonawanda Drive 5051 Bellfort Street 4300 West Bellfort Street 8511 Crestmont Street 4514 Knoxville Street 3826 Wheeler Avenue 4310 Holloway Drive 5200 Selinsky Road 12401 South Post Oak Road 5300 Griggs Road 2020 Hermann Drive 8130 Kirby Drive 7427 Ardmore Street 7440 Coffee Street 10960 Martin Luther King Blvd. 2020 Hermann Drive 2225 Louisiana Street 5803 Bellfort Street 2020 Hermann Drive 7440 Coffee Street 3502 Bellfort Street 4100 Montrose Boulevard 4300 West Bellfort Street 4300 West Bellfort Street 4300 West Bellfort Street 4021 Woodmont Drive 5002 Almeda Genoa Road 8714 McAvoy Drive 5308 Buffalo Speedway 3617 Norris Drive 5100 Hazard Street 6108 Edloe Street 3743 Garnet Street 4100 Montrose Boulevard 7008 South Rice Avenue 4130 Byron Street 10011 FM 2920 Road 11655 Chimney Rock Road 6000 Greenbriar Street 7500 Braes Boulevard 8814 South Rice Avenue 4530 Holly Street 6104 Auden Street 5200 Bissonnet Street 4600 Bellaire Boulevard 2353 Rice Boulevard 3699 Norris Drive 3838 Blue Bonnet Boulevard 7402 Albacore Drive 4925 Bellaire Boulevard 9710 Runnymeade Drive 8302 Braes River Drive 5627 Jason Street 6230 Dumfries Drive 8601 Chimney Rock Road 10410 Manhattan Drive 7707 Rampart Street 5858 Chimney Rock Road 7550 Seuss Drive 2939 Westpark Drive Rice University Entrance 20 10425 Hillcroft Street 6501 Bellaire Boulevard 6200 Chimney Rock Drive 6302 Skyline Drive 2347 Underwood Street 4601 Glenmont Drive 6230 Dumfries Drive 4100 Montrose Boulevard 4530 Holly Street 7008 South Rice Avenue 8106 Creekbend Drive 2020 Hermann Drive 8106 Creekbend Drive 3699 Norris Drive 5100 Hazard Street 5100 Hazard Street 6108 Edloe Street 3617 Norris Drive 3617 Norris Drive 3617 Norris Drive 6230 Dumfries Drive 3838 Blue Bonnet Boulevard 3699 Norris Drive 715 Highway 6 South 2301 Seagler Road 8302 Braes River Drive 8201 Roos Road 6600 Harbor Town Drive 9533 Skyline Drive 9001 Triola Lane 10620 Briar Forest Drive 10000 Centre Parkway 1815 Shannon Valley Drive 9730 Stroud Drive

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Sharpstown International School Crowne Plaza Suites Houston Piney Point Elementary School Parkway Place Independent Living Kate Bell Elementary School India House Creekbend Gardens Apartments Paul Revere Middle School Grace Presbyterian Church Country Village Clubhouse Margaret Collins Elementary School Tarrytowne Estates Milne Elementary School Westbrae Court Retirement Community Sneed Elementary School Galleria Inn and Suites Covenant Presbyterian Church in America Christ the Servant Lutheran Church Holiday Inn West Energy Corridor Waldo Emerson Elementary School Westside High School Shadowbriar Elementary School Sunset Shadows Apartments Clubhouse Piney Point Elementary School William S Sutton Elementary School Piney Point Elementary School Creekbend Gardens Apartments Creekbend Gardens Apartments Judy Bush Elementary School District VII Kindred Woodrow Wilson Elementary School SPJST Lodge No 88 Memorial Elementary School Sheraton Houston Brookhollow Hotel Briargrove Elementary School River Oaks Recreation Center Lamar Senior High School Looscan Branch Library Harris County Public Health Environmental Building Freed Park Clubhouse West Gray Adaptive Recreation Center Lazybrook Baptist Church Hunters Creek Elementary School Saint Anne Catholic Church River Oaks Elementary School Four Points by Sheraton Houston Greenway Plaza Saint Martins Episcopal Church Scout Hut Crowne Plaza Houston Galleria Area Unity of Houston Briarmeadow Clubhouse Treasure Forest Elementary School Vosswood Mark White Elementary School Burnett Bayland Community Center Pilgrim Academy Hampton Inn Galleria T H Rogers Middle School Elementary Art Room Tanglewood Middle School Saint Michaels Catholic Church Vietnamese Community Center Saint George Place Elementary School Saint Lukes Missionary Baptist Church The Forum at Memorial Woods Multi Purpose Room Resurrection Metropolitan Community Church Mildred Rickard Landis Elementary School District VIII Crockett Elementary School 2100 Memorial Settegast Park Community Center Neighborhood Centers Inc Ripley House Campus Eastwood Park Community Center CWA Local 6222 Dorothy Barker Building Saint Nicholas Church Parish Hall Mount Zion Baptist Church EB Cape Center Eastwood Academy Charter High School H O A P V Community Building To Be Determined Leonel J Castillo Community Center C E King Middle School Northside High School High School for Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Hampton Inn and Suites Denver Harbor Park Community Center Edison Middle School Memorial Elementary School IPSP Charles Eliot Elementary School Judson Robinson Elementary School Old Fonwood Elementary School A G Hilliard Elementary School Faith Christian Center Woodland Acres Elementary School First Baptist Church of Jacinto City Clinton Park Community Center Denver Harbor Park Community Center J P Henderson Elementary School Jacinto City Town Center Community Center Anclamars W Reception Hall A Pleasantville Elementary School Leonel J Castillo Community Center Faith Christian Center Knights of Columbus Hall Council 5077 Beulah E Johnson Elementary School Clinton Park Community Center Scroggins Elementary School Greater True Light Baptist Church Greater True Light Baptist Church Crockett Elementary School H O A P V Community Building

8330 Triola Lane 9090 Southwest Freeway 8921 Pagewood Lane 1321 Park Bayou Drive 12323 Shaftsbury Drive 8888 West Bellfort Street 8106 Creekbend Drive 10502 Briar Forest Drive 10221 Ella Lee Lane 12042 Riverview Way 9829 Town Park Drive 1815 Enclave Parkway 7800 Portal Drive 10680 Westbrae Parkway 9855 Pagewood Lane 9041 Westheimer Road 2402 Gray Falls Drive 2400 Wilcrest Drive 1112 Eldridge Parkway 9533 Skyline Drive 14201 Briar Forest Drive 2650 Shadowbriar Drive 9850 Meadowglen Lane 8921 Pagewood Lane 7402 Albacore Drive 8921 Pagewood Lane 8106 Creekbend Drive 8106 Creekbend Drive 9730 Stroud Drive 2515 Waugh Drive 2100 Yupon Street 1435 Beall Street 6401 Arnot Street 3000 North Loop West 6145 San Felipe Street 3600 Locke Lane 3325 Westheimer Road 2510 Willowick Road 2223 West Loop South 6818 Shadyvilla Lane 1475 West Gray Street 1822 West 18th Street 10650 Beinhorn Road 2140 Westheimer Road 2008 Kirby Drive 2828 Southwest Freeway 5025 Riverway Drive 7611 Katy Freeway 2929 Unity Drive 3203 Freshmeadows Drive 7635 Amelia Road 815 South Voss Road 2515 Old Farm Road 6200 Chimney Rock Drive 6302 Skyline Drive 4500 Post Oak Parkway 5840 San Felipe Street 5215 San Felipe Street 1801 Sage Road 7100 Clarewood Drive 5430 Hidalgo Street 714 Detering Street 777 North Post Oak Road 2025 West 11th Street 10255 Spice Lane 2112 Crockett Street 2100 Memorial Drive 3000 Garrow Street 4410 Navigation Boulevard 5020 Harrisburg Boulevard 1730 Jefferson Street 2501 Bell Street 2301 Nagle Street 4501 Leeland Street 1315 Dumble Street 1810 Bluebonnet Place Circle 2101 South Street 8530 C E King Parkway 1101 Quitman Street 4701 Dickson Street 5820 Katy Freeway 6402 Market Street 6901 Avenue I 6401 Arnot Street 5525 Kansas Street 6411 Laredo Street 12425 Woodforest Boulevard 10719 Seneca Street 8115 East Houston Road 10118 Tidwell Road 12936 Sarahs Lane 10701 Wiggins Street 200 Mississippi Street 6402 Market Street 1800 Dismuke Street 1025 Oates Road 10330 Eastex Freeway 1431 Gellhorn Drive 2101 South Street 10118 Tidwell Road 5309 Oates Road 5801 Hamill Road 200 Mississippi Street 400 Boyles Street 6828 Annunciation Street 6828 Annunciation Street 2112 Crockett Street 1810 Bluebonnet Place Circle

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2100 Memorial Jacinto City Town Center Community Center Knights of Columbus Hall Council 5077 Denver Harbor Park Community Center Scroggins Elementary School Knights of Columbus Hall Council 5077 Knights of Columbus Hall Council 5077 Northshore Friends Church Faith Christian Center Jacinto City Town Center Community Center Clinton Park Community Center Damascus Missionary Baptist Church Damascus Missionary Baptist Church Settegast Park Community Center CWA Local 6222 Dorothy Barker Building

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Saint Nicholas Church Parish Hall Jacinto City Town Center Community Center H O A P V Community Building Jacinto City Town Center Community Center Bruce Elementary School Leonel J Castillo Community Center Settegast Park Community Center District IX Westbury United Methodist Church Foerster Elementary School Abiding Faith United Methodist Church Reynolds Elementary School Montgomery Elementary School Crestmont Park Community Center Cloverland Park Community Center

2501 Bell Street 1025 Oates Road 1810 Bluebonnet Place Circle 1025 Oates Road 510 Jensen Drive 2101 South Street 3000 Garrow Street 5200 Willowbend Boulevard 14200 Fonmeadow Drive 14300 Almeda School Road 9601 Rosehaven Drive 4000 Simsbrook Drive 5200 Selinsky Road 11800 Scott Street

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Windsor Village Community Center Houston Christian Fellowship Audrey H Lawson Middle School Andy Anderson Elementary School Carter G Woodson K thru 8 School Hobby Elementary School Hiram Clarke Multi Service Center West Orem Family YMCA Residence Garage Fondren Elementary School James H Law Elementary School Southmeadow Property Owners Clubhouse Welch Middle School Living Faith Baptist Church Robert L Frost Elementary School

14441 Croquet Lane 11122 Hillcroft Street 14000 Stancliff Street 5727 Ludington Drive 10720 Southview Street 4021 Woodmont Drive 3810 West Fuqua Street 5801 West Orem Drive 1301 Vernage Road 12405 Carlsbad Street 12401 South Coast Drive 12002 Fairmeadow Drive 11544 South Gessner Drive 4310 Holloway Drive 5002 Almeda Genoa Road

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Spanish United Pentecostal Church The Power Center Fondren Park Community Building Milne Elementary School The Crossing Community Church Braeswood Assembly of God Tom Bass Park Community Center Section Three Foerster Elementary School Welch Middle School Braeswood Assembly of God Mount Moriah Missionary Baptist Church Bethels Place Community Empowerment Center Fondren Park Community Building Crestmont Park Community Center The Crossing Community Church

5365 West Airport Boulevard 12401 South Post Oak Road 11802 Mclain Boulevard 7800 Portal Drive 3225 West Orem Drive 10611 Fondren Road 15108 Cullen Boulevard 14200 Fonmeadow Drive 11544 South Gessner Road 10611 Fondren Road 15500 Vandalia Way 12660 Sandpiper Drive 11802 Mclain Boulevard 5200 Selinsky Road 3225 W Orem Drive

5. The Harris County Administration Building, 1001 Preston Street, First Floor, Houston, Texas 77002 is designated as the main early voting place, and Mr. Stan Stanart, Harris County Clerk, is hereby appointed clerk for early voting in the election. Requests for ballots by mail should be directed in writing to Mr. Stan Stanart, Early Voting Clerk, P.O. Box 1525, Houston, Texas 77251-1525. Requests for ballots by mail must be received by the close of business on October 28, 2016. Early voting by personal appearance will be held Monday, October 24, 2016, through Friday, November 4, 2016. Early voting times are: October 24 - October 28: 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.; October 29: 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.; October 30: 1:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.; and October 31 - November 4: 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Early voting will be conducted at the following established Harris County early voting locations: Area Main Office Moody Park Kashmere Downtown-East Southeast Houston Palm Center Astrodome Area Near Town Galleria The Heights Northeast Houston East Houston (*) Galena Park Hobby Area Sunnyside South Houston SW Houston Near West Side Spring Branch Victory Center Acres Homes North Humble

Location Harris County Administration Building Moody Park Community Center Kashmere Multi-Service Center Ripley House Neighborhood Center HCCS Southeast College Justice of the Peace Entry Fiesta Mart Metropolitan Multi-Service Center Harris County Public Health SPJST Lodge #88 Northeast Multi-Service Center San Jacinto College - North Campus Alvin D. Baggett Community Center John Phelps Courthouse Sunnyside Multi Purpose Center Hiram Clark Multi-Service Center Bayland Park Community Center Tracy Gee Community Center Trini Mendenhall Community Center Lone Star College - Victory Center Acres Homes Multi Service Center Hardy Senior Center Octavia Fields Branch Library

Address 1001 Preston Street, 1st Floor 3725 Fulton Street 4802 Lockwood Drive 4410 Navigation Boulevard 6960 Rustic Street, Parking Garage 5300 Griggs Road 8130 Kirby Drive 1475 W. Gray Street 2223 West Loop South Fwy, 1st Floor 1435 Beall Street 9720 Spaulding Street, Building #4 5800 Uvalde Road 1302 Keene Street 101 S. Richey Street 9314 Cullen Boulevard 3810 W Fuqua Street 6400 Bissonnet Street (near Hillcroft) 3599 Westcenter Drive(One block East of Sam Houston Tollway) 1414 Wirt Road 4141 Victory Drive 6719 W Montgomery Road 11901 West Hard Road 1503 South Houston Avenue

City Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Galena Park Pasadena Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Humble

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Kingwood Astoscocita Crosby Baytown Pasadena Clear Lake Scarsdale (*) Alief Far West West Houston Katy (*) Bear Creek North Katy Jersey Village South Cypress Cypress Northwest Fallbrook Cypress Creek Tomball Far North North Mercer Park

Kingwood Branch Library Lone Star College - Astoscocita Center Crosby Branch Library Baytown Community Center Kyle Chapman Activity Center Freeman Branch Library Scarsdale County Annex Alief ISD Administration Building Harris County MUD 81 Nottingham Park Katy Branch Library Bear Creek Park Community Center Lone Star College - Cypress Center City of Jersey Village - City Hall Richard & Meg Weekley Community Center Juergen’s Hall Community Center Prairie View A&M University - Northwest Fallbrook Church Champion Forest Baptist Church / Multi-Purpose Bldg. Tomball Public Works Building Lone Star College - Creekside Center Champion Life Centre Baldwin Boettcher Branch Library

4400 Bens View Lane 15903 W Lake Houston Parkway 135 Hare Road 2407 Market Street 7340 Spencer Highway 16616 Diana Lane 10851 Scarsdale Boulevard 4250 Cook Road (Entrance on High Star - South Entrance) 805 Hidden Canyon Road 926 Country Place Drive 5414 Franz Road 3055 Bear Creek Drive (at Patterson Road) 19710 Clay Road 16327 Lakeview Drive 8440 Greenhouse Road 26026 Hempstead Highway 9449 Grant Road 12512 Walters Road 4840 Strack Road 501B James Street 8747 West New Harmony Trail 3031 FM 2920 Road 22248 Aldine Westfield Road

Kingwood Houston Crosby Baytown Pasadena Houston Houston Houston Katy Houston Katy Houston Katy Jersey Village Cypress Cypress Houston Houston Houston Tomball Tomball Spring Humble

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6. All voting at the election shall be by the method provided by the Commissioners’ Court of Harris County, Texas, for use in elections held in Harris County, Texas, under the conditions provided for by contract between Harris County and the Houston Independent School District. 7. The official ballot for the election shall be prepared in accordance with the Texas Election Code and shall have printed on it the following proposition: “Authorizing the board of trustees of Houston Independent School District to purchase attendance credits from the state with local tax revenues.” 8. The proposition is approved if the proposition receives a favorable vote of a majority of the votes cast. 9. The results of the election shall be canvassed by the Board not earlier than November 16, 2016, or later than November 22, 2016, at a meeting called by the Board in accordance with the requirements of the Texas Open Meetings Act. 10. All election materials including the notice of election, ballots, instruction cards, affidavits, and other forms which the voter may be requested to sign, and all early voting materials, shall be printed in English, Spanish, Chinese and Vietnamese, or Spanish, Chinese, and Vietnamese translations thereof shall be made available in the circumstances permitted and the manner required by law. 11. A substantial copy of this order shall serve as proper notice of the election. The notice, including a Spanish, Chinese and Vietnamese translation, shall be published at least one time not more than thirty (30) days or less than ten (10) days before the day of the election in a newspaper of general circulation in the District and posted not later than the 21st day before the election and remain posted continuously through election day on the bulletin board used for notices of meetings of the Board of Education and in a public place in each election precinct. The District shall deliver notice of this election to the Harris County Clerk not later than the 60th day before the election.

DISTRICT 7 TRUSTEE ELECTIONS

NOTICE OF SCHOOL TRUSTEE ELECTIONS FOR THE HOUSTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT Notice is hereby given that an election will be held in geographic district VII, of the Houston Independent School District on the 8th day of November, 2016, for the purpose of electing a trustee to fill the position in the following district: • Geographic District VII held by Harvin Moore Polling locations for District VII will be the same as the regular Harris County polling locations for general elections within that district. Early voting will be held from October 24, 2016 through November 4, 2016. Any eligible voter may vote at any one of the early voting locations. Questions regarding this election may be directed to HISD at 713 556-6121. NOTICE OF SCHOOL TRUSTEE ELECTION TO FILL VACANCY THE HOUSTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT The Board of Education of the Houston Independent School District hereby gives notice of a special election to be held on November 8, 2016, for the purpose of electing a trustee to fill the position in Geographic District VII previously held by Harvin Moore. The polls for said election shall be open for voting from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on November 8, 2016. The Board of Education designates the following regular Harris County polling places in Harris County election precincts that contain territory from the district as polling locations for the election:

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Polling Place Location

Address District VII Kindred 2515 Waugh Drive Woodrow Wilson Elementary School 2100 Yupon Street SPJST Lodge No 88 1435 Beall Street Memorial Elementary School 6401 Arnot Street Sheraton Houston Brookhollow Hotel 3000 North Loop West Briargrove Elementary School 6145 San Felipe Street River Oaks Recreation Center 3600 Locke Lane Lamar Senior High School 3325 Westheimer Road Looscan Branch Library 2510 Willowick Road Harris County Public Health Environmental Building 2223 West Loop South Freed Park Clubhouse 6818 Shadyvilla Lane

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H o m e c o m i n g We e k opened with a spirit-filled gospel concert featuring two-time Stellar Aw a r d - w i n n e r s , T h e Wa l l s Group, vocalists Kathy Taylorand TSU’s Living Testimonies Choir. TSU’s Royal Court was crowned in an elegant Coronation Ball that featured Miss TSU CaSandra Cantue and Mr. TSU Moses Mbai. Students partied the night away with a Greek Step Show, attended an all-white party and Concert, featuring the hip-hop groupMigos. The ReMember the Times OldS c h o o l P a r t y, h o s t e d b y KTSU-FM 90.0, featured DJ extraordinaire Doug E. Fresh and a tribute to late music icons Whitney Houston, Michael Jackson and Prince, with performances by Chris Walker, Mary Griffin, and Rick Marcel of the Walker Entertainment Group. Homecoming culminated with the much-anticipated return to the community of the Grand Tiger Parade, the campus Tailgate Party and the Clash of the Tigers football game featuring TSU versus Jackson State. TSU fell short to Jackson State in a hard-fought loss, 21-13. Zachery Johnson, the drum major at Kashmere High School who has been featured in a popular Metro television commercial, came one giant step closer to fulfilling his dream of becoming a member of TSU’s famed “Ocean of Soul” Marching Band. Johnson was awarded a full scholarship to attend TSU next fall and audition to be a drum major for the University’s renowned marching band. “Zachery is a great example of why alumni support of TSU scholarship fundraising campaigns is so important,” said

he Texas Southern University campus was abuzz for seven days as students, alumni, faculty and staff celebrated its 2016 Homecoming – ReMember the Times. This year’s week-long slate of events featured three concerts, a basketball game between alumni and students, a comedy show, college open house receptions, a coronation, tailgating and a parade - all on the campus located in the heart of the city’s historic Third Ward. The Homecoming football game was held at nearby BBVA Stadium, home of the TSU Tigers. Homecoming was held October 16 – 22. TSU President Austin A. Lane was present for most events throughout the week, engaging students, alumni, faculty and staff in a jam-packed Homecoming schedule. Lane hosted a brunch for students, played in the Clash of the Classes basketball game, represented his fraternity (Kappa Alpha Psi) at the Wild and Out comedy show, interacted with alumni at their gatherings, continued the Listen and Learn Tour, played in a round of golf at the alumni Tiger Paw Golf Classic, and attended the University’s Remember the Times Showcase and Concert, hosted by KTSU Radio. Lane served as Grand Marshal of the Grand Tiger Parade and presented TSU’s Royal Court during halftime at the football game. “It was a whirlwind, but the Tiger energy was high. There was something for the TSU community, both youngsters and elders, and the University fulfilled its mission to remember the past as we look forward to a bright future,” Dr. Lane said.

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TSU First Lady Loren Lane. “When we identify students such as Zach with excellent credentials and a burning desire to join the TSU family, we want to be able to give them that opportunity.” To this end, Mrs. Lane announced that she will lead a University signature event in the Spring, on April 29, where one hundred percent (100%) of the proceeds will go to deserving students for scholarships. Sponsorships are available and persons interested in supporting this initiative by becoming a sponsor, volunteer or by purchasing tickets should call TSU’s University Advancement Office at 713-313-1361. T h e G r a n d Ti g e r Parade returned to the Third Ward community and people of all ages lined the two-and-a-half–mile route to witness a record number of marching bands, clubs, walking units, floats and decorated cars – 183 in all – that were entered into this year’s parade. People cheered as the parade rolled through the community after a nine-year absence. Spectators even held signs that read, “Welcome Back to the Community Texas Southern University. The Kashmere High School band participated in the parade and Zachery Johnson was stopped numerous times to take photos with excited spectators. Vi v i a n P r e s c o t t S o r e y, a n elementary education major and TSU class of 1968, served as Miss Homecoming 2016. The Texas Southern University National Alumni Association (TSUNAA) presented Dr. Lane and TSU Board of Regents Chairman Derrick Mitchell with a

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check, in the amount of $40,000, at the football game. The Briggs family of Beaumont, Texas was also in attendance at the game and donated $5,000 to TSU. Other Homecoming events included Campus Sustainability Day, when over 70 student volunteers spruced up the

Blodgett Urban Gardens; Breakfast After Dark, hosted by TSU’s Student Government Association; Student Appreciation Day, where TSU faculty and staff served lunch to the student body; and a Yard Fest. “This year was one for the books! This is how Texas Southern University tailgates at Homecoming,” Corrie Williams, a Dallas alumna, said. Rochelle Pollard is an alumna and was excited about returning to campus. “Yes, celebrating 25 years was a special homecoming event,” she said. “Next year will be bigger and better! Keep TSU great!” “We are already planning for TSU’s Homecoming 2017,” said Justin Dorsey, one of the student leaders, stated. “This year’s homecoming was nothing but fun, fun, and more fun!” “ Te x a s S o u t h e r n University Homecoming 2K16 was epic and owes me nothing,” said Laural Brown. “It was a revival and I can only applaud President

and First Lady Lane, the TSU faculty and staff, alumni, students, friends and our community for raising the bar of school spirit and pride. The best is yet to come for our University and our visionary president.” When I was at the Homecoming parade, I cried tears of joy,” said TSU student Nycole Hutchens. “Tears were literally coming down my eyes. You have to understand how historic of a moment this was for me, especially since it’s my last semester as an undergrad.” “Not in 67 years have I witnessed such an out pouring of interest in and concern for Texas Southern University, Dr. Thomas F. Freeman, TSU’s iconic Forensics coach who has served the university for 67 years. “Thank you for your leadership role in making this possible.” Freeman said he was moved to write the note after repeatedly hearing, people say, “I am so glad they brought the parade back…I’m so glad they brought it back to the community.” “ We c e r t a i n l y a r e getting rave reviews about this year’s homecoming celebration,” stated Eva Pickens, Vice President for University Advancement, the division responsible for marketing, communications, alumni and development units. “We were listening when students said they wanted a homecoming that combined the present with the past. Alumni said they wanted a traditional homecoming. We are hopeful that we blended their wishes together and that everyone enjoyed Homecoming as much as we enjoyed preparing each event for them. I wholeheartedly agree that this homecoming will be a part of our history books.”

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Super Bowl LI Touchdown Tour Photography by Vicky Pink

he excitement of Super Bowl is spreading throughout Houston with the help of the Houston Super Bowl Host Committee and The Mayor’s Office of Special Events that are hosting a series of Touchdown Tour community events all around town. The free and open to the public events brings a one-of-a-kind Super Bowl fan experience directly to specific Houston areas. Attendees enjoyed live entertainment by The Slags, “neighborhood tailgating” complete with food and beverages, games and other special guest appearances to promote fun and healthy community activities. Mayor Sylvester Turner and Houston City Councilman Dwight Boykins were on hand at the event.

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2016 Walk for Sickle Cell Disease Photography by Vicky Pink

astor Marc Thomas would be proud of the legacy that a grassroot agency has in honor of him. In 1997, he passed from Sickle Cell Disease and ever since the Sickle Cell Association of Texas Marc Thomas Foundation has provided assistance to families affected by the disease. One of their fundraisers is the 3K Walk for Sickle Cell. An estimated 300 sickle cell families and patients gathered to support individuals with sickle cell disease. All funds raised from this walk will benefit the agency’s annual Camp Cell-A-Bration, a camp for children between the ages of 6 and 14 with sickle cell disease.

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TSU 2016 Homecoming Photography by Vicky Pink

exas Southern University celebrated their 2016 Homecoming – ReMember the Times – with a week-long slate of events featuring three concerts, a basketball game between alumni and students, a comedy show, college open house receptions, a coronation, tailgating and a parade - all on the campus located in the heart of the city’s historic Third Ward. The Homecoming football game was an all out cat battle against the tigers of Jackson State University. This was the first homecoming for Dr. Austin A. Lane as TSU’s 12th president.

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City Hall vs. The Annex Basketball Throw Down Photography by Vicky Pink

ouston’s business matters were put to the side for a little while as major trash talking took place at the 2016 Combined Municipal Campaign Basketball Throw Down hosted by the campaign’s Chair Council Member Greg Travis. It was a big game pitting City Hall against The Annex with the big winners being the charities that benefitted from this fundraiser. Bragging rights went to City Council as they defeated Mayor Sylvester Turner’s Turner Squad.t

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Borris Miles’ Fundraiser Reception Photography by Vicky Pink

ouston Style Magazine was happy to be among the invited guests sending Birthday wishes to the Honorable Borris L. Miles at his fundraising reception. The affair hosted by Senator Rodney Ellis was in celebration of Senator-Elect Miles’ birthday and upcoming election to the State Senate. Some in attendance were State Rep. Carol Alvardo, State Rep. Jarvis Johnson, Carl Davis, Chris Spellmon, Cynthia Sidney, Elizabeth Williams, Raynetta Glenn, Kevin Pever, Angelia Allison, Karen Sanders, and John Bland.

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