Houston Style Magazine Vol 25 No 47

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Volume 25 | Number 47

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Jesse Jackson

The Tension in Ferguson

TERRY CREWS

Dwight Howard

Under Investigation for Child Abuse

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The Tension In Ferguson

Jesse Jackson

National Writer

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he tension in Ferguson, Missouri is building. But that tension did not begin with the shooting of Michael Brown and will not end with the grand jury’s decision about that shooting. The police have spent thousands of hours preparing for unrest, but no similar commitment has been made to prepare for justice. Where is the preparation of an economic plan to put people to work, a school plan to educate the young, a housing plan to create affordable housing? The state and federal government have rearmed the police in Ferguson. But they haven’t joined to rebuild the schools or revive the jobs or rehouse the homeless. They aren’t preparing for justice in Ferguson; they are preparing for the response to injustice.

To understand the reality of Ferguson, you have to get beyond the myth. How did racially segregated inner suburbs like Ferguson get formed, surrounded by virtually all white suburbs

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ith the 2014 Election Year having ended earlier this month it wasn’t long before the 2015 ballot began getting crowded with candidates announcing for the first open races for Houston Mayor and City Controller in six years. Election Day is November 3rd and early voting will start around mid-October for what are expected to be exciting races for all the city’s top jobs.

Ben Hall, a former city attorney and much now celebrated private lawyer, lobbed the first bomb last week with radio commercials announcing that he would be back next year despite his poor showing last year not coming close to a run-off when he ran against now term limited Mayor Annise Parker.

“Last year I promised to have a conversation with you about the things we needed to do to improve our city and unfortunately, that didn’t happen,” said Hall in the ads for which he has said he will put millions of dollars of his own money into air campaigns with almost a year to go.

Greatest likelihood from Hall’s early hit is his hurting State Rep. Sylvester Turner’s third bid to run for his lifetime goal to become Houston Mayor. Turner won his thirteenth term in the Texas House November 4th with no opposition and after 26 years in the legislature announced during a series of

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contributed. Zoning was designed to keep neighborhoods exclusive. Highways, rather than mass transit, were built, subsidizing white suburban commuting into cities but not poorer blacks travel out to suburban jobs. Interstate highways carved up cities, often isolating the poorer, minority neighborhoods.

Some of these policies were ended at the turn of the century, but their effects still mark communities like Ferguson. Other destructive policies are more recent. In the beginning of this century, federally supervised banks marketed exploitative subprime loans to African American communities like Ferguson. When the bubble burst and the loans’ interest rates exploded, entire neighborhoods of the African American middle class were left underwater. Half of Ferguson homes today are underwater, with owners owing more than their homes are worth

The Obama administration has put its focus on police practices and armaments, for obvious reasons. But we need a far broad public inquest into how Ferguson became Ferguson. We distort reality if we assume, as Rothstein puts it, “that the responsibility is borne by rogue police officers, white flight and suburbanites desire for economic homogeneity.” Prosecuting the officer gets us the postman who didn’t do his job, but

it ignores the corrupted post office that produced him. Changing the practices of the police is a step, but it won’t produce much if we don’t change the structure of laws, institutionalized biases that produce places like Ferguson.

Remember, Ferguson is not alone. The suburbanization of the abandoned black ghetto is a feature of many metropolitan areas. Every city has a Ferguson waiting to blow. It is long past the time when we begin to address the real, institutionalized obstacles to racial justice.

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.

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Ben Hall Seeks to be Houston’s Next Mayor

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beyond them?

In an extraordinary report for the Economic Policy Institute, Richard Rothstein goes beyond the conventional wisdom of white flight, black poverty, and police excess.

As Rothstein reports, the reality is that St. Louis -- as well as other American metropolitan areas -- was segregated by “racially explicit public policies of zoning, public housing and suburban finance, and by publicly endorsed segregation policies of real estate, banking and insurance industries.” African Americans literally were locked out of some neighborhoods, and locked into others. Ferguson, for example, was originally a “sundown town,” a suburb in which blacks were banned after dark. Then, as it slowly began to attract middle class black residents, it became a place that whites abandoned.

Public services were cut back; schools grew more crowded; streets grew more dangerous. Ferguson became a new segregated enclave.

Rothstein demonstrates that this wasn’t accident; it was driven by public policy, as acknowledged by courts and presidential commissions. The Federal Housing Authority, for example, conditioned its loans to help develop suburbs on exclusion of African Americans.

Mutually reinforcing public policies

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60th birthday celebrations he would not run for representative again but would begin a more thought out campaign than before for Mayor of the City he always lived in and loved.

Hall and Turner are both acclaimed African American Democrat attorneys in a city where the African American middle class and middle management voter base since Turner’s first run for mayor 22 years ago has been moving speedily to suburbs south such as Pearland and Missouri City

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and even north to Katy and Cypress. In recent years when one African American attorney has competed for coveted run-off ballot space for mayor it has been a difficult or even elusive venture including Turner’s race in 2003, Gene Locke in 2009 and Hall in 2013.

With more than one what it does is pave a way for another political aspirant, possibly Harris County Sheriff Adrian Garcia. Garcia is a former city council member considering contesting to become the first Hispanic mayor in

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a city now with nearly twice as many Hispanics as blacks.

At Large City Council Members Steve Costello and Jack Christie and former City Council and former Congress Member Chris Bell are considering joining the race and term limited west side City Council Member Oliver Pennington is already running for the Houston Mayor 2015 race.

Along with Hall announcing interest in succeeding Parker was former Houston City Council Member and HCC Trustee Carroll Robinson’s announcement last week for city controller.

Current Controller Ronald Green, like Parker, is term limited. Robinson is likely to be joined in the race by Republican Bill Frazer who came close against Green last year.

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Dwight Howard Under Investigation for Child Abuse

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ouston Rockets’ Dwight Howard is under investigation of child abuse against his seven year old son. The claims stem from police in Cobb County Georgia for an incident that occurred on Oct. 1st just outside of Atlanta, GA. This will be the second time police have looked into the allegations. Their original investigation did not turn up any findings of abuse. No arrests have been made. Howard’s attorney, David Oscar Markus, issued a statement to Local 2, “The Florida Department of Children and Families thoroughly examined all of the evidence and determined that the claims of child abuse were not substantiated. The case was closed in September.” For more information, visit click2houston.com.

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edical personnel got the opportunity to put their practice into action when a woman was transported to the hospital earlier this week. She informed officials she had visited West Africa. Following everything they had rehearsed in full haze mat gear, city health department issued a statement saying the woman tested negative for Ebola. For more information, visit khou.com.

Astrodome Gets Clean Up

t seems the Astrodome is going to take dip to get scrubbed up. The Harris County Sports & Convention Corporation is hired an outside source to clean the once 8th Wonder of the World at a cost of $63, 800 after receiving approval by the Texas Historical Commission. The power wash is scheduled to begin the first December and go on until Jan. 10th. For more information, visit click2houston.com.

HISD Teacher Challenges Quanell X

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ISD Teacher Angela Box has been accused of using the ‘f-’ and ‘n-words’ in reference to President Obama while speaking on Tommy’s Garage, a cable access and Quanell X YouTube show. Because of this community activist Quanell X has demanded for Box’s removal as a teacher from HISD. The teacher with the help of Tommy’s Garage has come back fighting with a challenge. Tom Adkins of Tommy’s Garage is offering $1,000 to Quanell X if he can prove that Box’s said the demeaning remarks.

For more information, visit khou.com.

Workshop Houston Teen Awards Celebrates National Arts & Humanities Award

technical development.

The awards ceremony opened with words from founding contributor Katy Goodman thanking those who had made the organization into what it is today. Soon after, the honorary students were awarded based on peer vote from “Hot Projects” categories Style Shop (graphic design and sewing), Beat Shop (music recording), and Chopper Shop (welding).

The crowd of teens cheered as their peers gleefully took the stage to accept their minitrophies. The students’ hard work and dedication were First Lady Michelle Obama, Bianna Burns and Reginald Hatter celebrated and commended by their proud teachers. n Saturday, November 16th, Workshop Hous During intermission, stuton hosted its Teen Choice Awards at the Chil- dents from the Beat Shop performed their very own dren’s Museum of Houston. The organization, hip hop songs and the crowd jumped to their feet with founded in 2003 by four long-time collaborators: Seth high energy and danced along, similar to what is seen Capron, Katy Goodman, Benjamin Mason, and Zach at a live concert or MTV/BET Music Award shows.

Moser, was created to provide youth with creative, Concluding the night was a special tribute to technical, and educational resources. In addition the 13-year old student Brianna Burns and Co-Director organization laid the groundwork for a just society by Reginald Hatter who were awarded with the National creating a community that provides youth with support, Arts and Humanities Youth Program Award by First expanded opportunities and alternative definitions of Lady Michelle Obama at the White House earlier success. Over the years, Workshop Houston has pro- this month. The award is the nation’s highest honor vided its students with after school programs that are for out-of-school arts and humanities programs that fun, hands-on, and emphasize students’ creative and

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celebrates the creativity of America’s young people.

The award also included a $10,000 prize along with the White House Ceremony. This is the second time Workshop Houston has been a finalist for the award.

Workshop Houston also announced that it is now an Associate Member of the Berklee City Music Network, a part of the Berklee College of Music. The organization is one of three in Texas, and the only non-profit in Houston, to be selected to be part of this prestigious program. Workshop Houston students who excel in their musical areas will be eligible to earn a full scholarship to Berklee College of Music. “These resources will influence our students to become more invested in the program because they have a more long-term goal. It will also require students to exercise more discipline, which is an important element of musicianship,” says Beat Shop Coordinator Bass Heavy.

The network will help build students’ self-confidence and musical talent and will include teaching and mentoring by Berklee College graduates who live in Houston and access to Berklee PULSE, a state-of-theart online teaching method that gives students access to invaluable learning materials.

For more information on Workshop Houston and the National Arts and Humanities Youth Program Award, visit: www.workshophouston.org or www. nahyp.org

For more information on the Berklee City Music Network, visit: www.berkleecitymusicnetwork. org.

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Terry Crews Talks Acting, Family and Farming

eing in a box limits the possibilities of how far one can go in life. With no room to expand opportunities are missed and one’s full potential is never reached. This is why film and TV star Terry Crews lives outside the box. His goal in life is do everything he ever dreamed of and take advantage of everything opportunity that comes his way. He’s checking them off one by one. Loving husband… checked. Devoted father…checked. Dominate football player…checked. Successful actor…checked.

Entertaining game show host…checked. Educational author…checked. What else does Crews want to check off his list? Find out while reading Houston Style Magazine’s interview with the multifaceted Terry Crews.

Crews seems to be popping of everywhere these days. Turn on your television to see him as NYPD Sergeant Terry Jeffords on Fox’s Brooklyn Nine-Nine, hosting Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, and as the face of Old Spice. He has covered the big screen in films like The Expendables, White Chicks, and more are to follow. His name can be seen on bookstore shelves as the author of Manhood: How to Be a Better Man – or Just Live with One. And he is not done yet.

Before he was Terry Crews the actor, he was Terry Crews the baller. Drafter in 1991 by the Los Angeles Rams, Crews played with the San Diego Chargers, Washington Redskins, and Philadelphia Eagles before hanging up his cleats in 1997. Wanting to reinvent himself he jumped feet first into acting landing a gig as T-Money on Battle Dome, a televised athletic competition. Crews went from hoping the phone would ring to it ringing nonstop to become one of the most sought after in the industry.

“I prayed to get to this spot. I remember when no one called. When you have that memory of just sitting there of just praying and waiting and wishing somebody will give you a shot, and now that they do. It just feels really, really good. I am just very thankful.

My heart just feels full of thanks for what I have right now. Nobody is going to appreciate what I have and what I am doing right now more than me,” said an humble Crews.

What he is doing is making people laugh. In his current sitcom Fox’s Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Crews plays NYPD Sergeant Terry Jeffords who he describes as the mother of the whole group and tries to keep the gang of detectives in line while still maintaining a leadership role in the precinct. “It is kind of wild,” said Crews and it shows in every episode.

Out of all the characters he has portrayed, Crews admits that Jeffords is probably the most like him personally because the writers have put so much of Crews’ own life into the character. “I go to work and I come home. That is basically my night and day and it’s the same thing with Terry Jeffords,” said Crews, who is a family guy at heart. He has been married for 25 years and the couple has 5 children. “ I would look at myself as the police of my family. I don’t really have a lot of patience for people who I feel are a danger to my family or me in anyway. I think that is the same thing when you look at Terry Jeffords as a police officer,” said Crews. “I am that kind of guy in real life.”

Loving his family and working hard are not the only commonalities between Crews and Jeffords.

Both are nerds. Usually a jock and nerd are not equated together but Crews wouldn’t have it any other way. “I am a big nerd. So they (the writers) kind of added that to him (Jeffords) and it is really, really great.”

Another role that comes natural to Crews is

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that of being host of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.

Crews said, “ I have opened a whole new lane that no one thought they would see me in.” The show plays to his nerdy side and allows him to grow his fan base since he can be so interactive with the audience.

Something he has not been able to do on other jobs.

He is further connecting with the public with his literary works. In his debut book Manhood, Crews answers the question what it means to be a man by detailing the trials and errors he has made in his own life. With it already having a successful debut Crews has his eyes set on the future with a second book focused on being a good father. “What I am doing is gathering notes,” said Crews. “People try to write a book by one tweet at a time. And I have too much to say.” The second book will not tell people what to do but it will give an account of Crews’ journey to be the best dad he can be and hopefully that will help someone in the same boat.

Being a father is one of the most important jobs and it gets harder and harder. With kids having access to so much more these days Crews believes the most important lesson to teach boys is that they are priceless. “As men what we do is that we determine our worth by what we do. We determine how valuable by if we are winning today or if we are loosing today. That’s dangerous.” It can be so dangerous that it can be a determent to your family. It happened to Crews. He admits when he was starting to get more and more successful at one point in his life that he literally thought he was more valuable than his wife and kids. His family gave him the ultimate wake up call when they had enough of his arrogance. “Family

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needs unconditional love,” said Crews. And he was not doing that and the reality of it floored him. He knew he had to change and learn that everyone is priceless.

“Everybody’s worth is immeasurable... It has nothing to do with what your value is.” That is one lesson that will most definitely be in his next book.

Other things on the horizon for Terry Crews are season 2 of Brooklyn Nine-Nine, commercials for Old Spice, shows of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire and the movie Ridiculous 6. Crews also said that Expendables 4 might also be in the works. With a packed schedule already he is still keeping his eye open for the right role on Broadway. “I have always seen myself as Mufasa in the Lion King,” said Crews. “If I could be the dad in Lion King, that would be killer. Right there on Broadway, the whole thing. That would be perfect.”

Something that literally raised my eyebrows about another one of Crews desires was his heart for farm life. “ I want to own a farm,” said Crews. Excuse me, a what? “I want chickens, cows, and pigs. I want corn stalks. I want the big giant porch and I want to fish in a stream. I want a farm,” Crews proudly exclaimed. As a kid some of Crews’ best memories were on the farm of his great, great aunt and he just wants to capture those again with his own farm.

As you can see there is no limit to Terry Crews.

Don’t put him in a box because he will just pop right out of it. He is man on the move with a goal of getting better and bigger and taking everything life has to offer.

Keep up with Terry Crews online at www.facebook. com/realterrycrews, Twitter @Terrycrews, and www. terrycrews.com.

Alphabet Safari BOOK REVIEW Kay Kay’s Dana Sullivan

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ou’ve looked high and low.

There’s something very important that you can’t find, even though you’ve searched everywhere: beneath your bed, inside your closet, in your car seat, behind the sofa. It’s not in the kitchen, in the bathroom, or the car. You don’t know what to do.

So why not follow what’s in “Kay Kay’s Alphabet Safari” by Dana Sullivan? Think - because what you’re looking for might be right under your nose!

It was a beautiful, sunny day, and Kay Kay planned to enjoy it. With a smile on his face, he strolled past Bungoma’s new village school and he heard the children call his name. They were proud of their new classroom, and they wanted him to see it.

Kay Kay looked around the classroom and saw shiny floors. He saw brand-new desks and plain white walls that practically begged for someone to paint something on them. Kay Kay told the children that he would paint animals A to Z on the wall.

But which ones?

Like many people, Kay Kay thought best when he was moving, so he used his feet and his brain to go to the countryside. There, he met Ant, but there’d be no chatting because Kay Kay was deep in thought.

A few feet down the path, Baboon and his friends wanted to dance, but Kay Kay couldn’t take even a minute for that. He had to think of animals, A to Z.

Fox was having a tea party not far away, but Kay Kay didn’t have time for tea. He couldn’t settle an argument for Jackal, there’d be no games with Leopard, and absolutely no jokes or riddles with

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Porcupine, either. Snake could daydream on his own and Warthog would have to run around with his friends by himself, because Kay Kay was busy thinking. This animal A to Z stuff was very, very hard!

And then, suddenly, it hit him! The answer was right in front of him, and he had to get to work quickly.

But, of course, there was one thing missing: what could he paint on the wall that starts with a “K”?

Based loosely on a true story of a talented Kenyan taxi driver and the “very real” Star of Hope School, “Kay Kay’s Alphabet Safari” is a cute A-B-C book based on animals. For small children, that kind of thing can’t be beat.

But author-illustrator Dana Sullivan adds a nice surprise for slightly older kids, too: in the back of this book, you’ll find a behind-the-scenes story of how this book came to be, as well as more information on Star of Hope, Kay Kay himself, and a website filled with videos and photos. If they’re up for more, your kids can also learn to say a few words and funny phrases in Swahili.

Find this book for 2-to-4-year-olds, share it with 5-to-6-year-olds, and you won’t be sorry. If your children want A-B-C in a different kind of F-U-N, “Kay Kay’s Alphabet Safari” might be just what they’re looking for.

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Pork: The Meat for the Modern Holiday

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meat for any holiday.

A pork roast on its own is relatively traditional – but add ingredients like bacon, Brussels sprouts and pomegranate seeds, and the result is an incredibly delicious dish that bursts with contemporary flavor. The caramelized texture and taste from roasting is complemented by sweet-sour notes from the pomegranate seeds – and bacon brings it all together with a smoky finish. Serve the roast with a crisp green salad and boiled new potatoes with butter and chives.

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oday, some holiday celebrations might look and feel a little more modern and a little less traditional – maybe you’re getting together on the day everyone can make it; maybe you’re celebrating Christmas more than once; you might be firing up the grill instead of the oven; or perhaps you’re swapping the classic centerpiece entree for a more updated meal.

No matter how you do it, where or with whom, the unifying elements of any holiday gathering are family, friends and food. Whether or not your celebrations are about breaking traditions that are not broken, they still deserve a dish worthy of the occasion – like juicy, tender and versatile pork. Served in inspired ways with hints of global flavor, pork is the perfect

Pork Roast with Bacon, Brussels Sprouts and Pomegranate Servings: 10-12 3-4 pound New York (top loin) pork roast 4 slices bacon 5 teaspoons lemon-black pepper blend seasoning 3 10-ounce containers Brussels sprouts, trimmed (larger sprouts cut in half lengthwise) 1/2 cup pomegranate seeds (also called arils)

Preheat oven to 350°F. Cook bacon in a

large skillet over medium heat, turning occasionally, until crisp and browned, about 8 minutes.

Transfer bacon to paper towels, drain and cool.

Reserve bacon fat. Coarsely crumble bacon.

Meanwhile, bring a large pot of salted water to a boil over high heat. Add Brussels sprouts and cook until they turn bright green, about 2 minutes.

Drain and rinse under cold running water. Pat Brussels sprouts dry with paper towels. In a large bowl, toss Brussels sprouts with 2 tablespoons bacon fat.

Brush 1 tablespoon bacon fat all over pork and season with 4 teaspoons lemon-pepper seasoning mix. Place pork on a rack in a shallow roasting pan. Roast, uncovered, for 50 minutes.

Spread Brussels sprouts around pork. Continue roasting until the internal temperature of the pork on a thermometer reads 145°F (medium rare) to 160°F (medium), about 30 minutes more (allow about 20 minutes per pound roasting time). Transfer roast to serving platter and tent with aluminum foil. Increase oven temperature to 425°F. Continue roasting Brussels sprouts until browned, 5 to 8 minutes. Remove from oven and stir Brussels sprouts with bacon and pomegranate seeds. Season with remaining 1 teaspoon lemon-pepper seasoning mix and add to platter.

Heat roasting pan over high heat until juices sizzle. Add 1/2 cup water and bring to a boil, scraping up browned bits in the pan with a wooden spoon.

Remove from heat. Carve pork roast and drizzle with pan juices. Serve.

Keep your holidays – and your New Year – fresh and inspired with modern pork recipes at PorkBeinspired.com and Pinterest.com/PorkBeinspired.

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2014 United Negro College Fund Gala Photography by Vicky Pink n Saturday, November 15, 2014, Houston Style Magazine was on hand at JW Marriott Houston Downtown for the 2014 United Negro College Fund Gala. The annual affair is a major fundraiser for UNCF. All proceeds help fund the numerous scholarships the organizations gives to students yearly. Many gathered to support UNCF, enjoy food & fellowship and hear the sounds of EnVogue. Helen George was presented with the Excellence in Education award. Dr. Reagan Flowers received the John & Drucie Chase Young Builders award. Some in attendance were Pauline Higgins (Co-Honorary Chair), Bruce J. Ruzinsky (Co-Honorary Chair), Genora and Dwight Boykins (Gala Chairs), Samica Knight, Khambrel Marshall, Rev. Michael A. Pender, Dr. Michael L. Lomax, Cha’Mira Keener, Roderick-Jeremy Haynes, Elizabeth Campbell, Jeff Webber, Juana Collins, Mayor Annise Parker, James Harris, Kim Roxie, Cary Yates, Judge Clarease Yates, Deidre Fountaine, Shawntell McWilliams, Merele Yarborough, Terry Williams, Yolanda Adams, Chelsea Coffey, Laolu Davies-Yemitan and Francis & Kristyn Page.

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Comcast My.Future Technology Launch Photography By Roswitha Vogler

n Thursday, November 13, 2014, Houston Style Magazine was on hand at the launch O event of My tFuture Technology Initiative by the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Houston and Comcast NBCUniversal. This partnership has the goal of expanding digital

literacy and exposing youth to new technology skills. My.Future allows Club members to select from more than 40 activities that reinforce digital literacy, including areas of exploring the web, communicating with others digitally and building media. Additional experiences allow members to explore advanced topics, such as robotics, coding and game design. For more information, visit bgca.org or comcastcorporation.com.

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ENTERTAINMENT

By Kelsey

Big K.R.I.T. Second Album in a World of its Own

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Big K.R.I.T., photo by Semetra Samuel

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ig K.R.I.T. has risen to new heights and landed on a planet all his own with his sophomore album on Def Jam, Cadillactica; a loosely conceptual project that showcases the Mississippi artist’s one-of-a-kind work.

What is quickly becoming his most popular work is also his best quality thus far. It appears that Big K.R.I.T. grew tired of fans and media outlets using his older works as a catalyst for supporting his music. Soon after the release of KRIT Wuz Here in 2010 followed by his appearance on the freshman cover of XXL and what was his biggest “mainstream” buzz in 2011, Krizzle spiraled into a grey area filled with sample hold ups and lack of creative control of his art.

While Big K.R.I.T.’s humble demeanor has always been something

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to speak of, it may have kept him in an unsure and weary state of creation.

Enter, Cadillactica.

The creation of this intergalactic space for himself has proven worthwhile. Somewhere during the trip through the universe K.R.I.T. lost the overly humble and self-conscious weights of the past few years. A complete turnaround from K.R.I.T.’s underwhelming debut album with Def Jam, Live from the Underground, which felt forced and impersonal, Cadillactica encompasses his raw emotion and the allurement of being southern. Simply put, the album is genuinely K.R.I.T.

With a complete absence of samples and all but five tracks produced exclusively by the king himself, his oneof-a-kind production ability and out of this world lyricism become the forefront of the project.

As the intro Kreation plays, it is evident that there were no compromises in making this album; “let’s just be perfect” is as much romantic as it is artistic. Along with the following semi-electro, hard hitting track “Life”, the album kicks off by insinuating that instead of foregoing the creative process to accommodate outside expectations, K.R.I.T. took his time, found life and released a project that he feels is perfect.

And to be completely honest, it is close to if not sonically perfect.

In case the first two tracks were too introspective or didn’t draw you in with an 808, My Sub Pt. 3 and subsequently the title track Cadillactica (produced by DJ Dahi and DJ Khalil) come in with perfect timing to remind listeners that Krizzle’s quick witted lyricism is still southern to the core and he has no qualms blowing the sub-woofers in your car when necessary. My Sub Pt. 3 cues the instant stank face and basically begs for a remix featuring some southern greats to be made.

With features from singers Raphael Saadiq, Rico Love and Mara Hruby, there is an undertone of romance on the album. From romanticizing the past, an exotic dancer and even a car, this album is dripping in genuine emotion. K.R.I.T. also does his fair share of crooning on this project, namely on “Third Eye” and “Angels” both of which adequately offer an out of body experience while you fall in love, like it or not.

True to his southern form, K.R.I.T. once again joins forces Devin the Dude and Bun B for the track “Mo Betta Cool”, which is imbued with Houston love and greatness. Also featured are E-40, Wiz Khalifa, Lupe Fiasco and A$AP Ferg, all fulfilling their role in complementing K.R.I.T.’s style and purpose for the album. Yet, possibly the best and most surprising feature is

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found on “Saturdays = Celebration” featuring Jamie N. Commons, a British blues singer. With production help from Alex da Kid, the track is reminiscent of Jesus Walks and Commons’ vocals seamlessly blend with K.R.I.T.’s rapping in a beautifully heavy, Grammy caliber discussion of death.

Most notably, Cadillactica claims that Big K.R.I.T. is indeed king of the south. Between having a track literally named “King of the South” wherein he says, “I embody the south, the swangin’ and bangin’. The soul and the pain and the blues” to the reprise of the popular “Mt. Olympus”, there is no arguing that as far as Justin Scott is concerned he is not “coming for the crown” it has already been custom fitted and has his named inscribed on it. His disdain for the happenings of the last few years is evident. Instead of calling out other artists or inciting a temporary beef, K.R.I.T. has simply made his claim, backed it up with a stellar project along with a very successful tour and dared anyone to say he is being untruthful. Cadillactica is one of the best complete, well rounded projects to come out of the south in a very long time, let’s watch and see if anybody comes with the same force and quality to refute Big K.R.I.T.’s claim.

For more information, visit www.bigkrit.com.

edicare’s “Extra Help” program helps people with limited income pay for their prescription medications

Making ends meet should not mean going without your medications. If you have limited income and resources, you may qualify for Extra Help to pay for some health care and prescription drug costs. Drug costs in 2015 for most

people who qualify for Extra Help will be no more than $2.65 for each generic drug and $6.60 for each brand-name drug. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services estimates that more than 2 million people with Medicare may be eligible for Extra Help, but aren’t currently enrolled to take advantage of these savings. A recent law changed how your income and assets are counted:

Many People Qualify and Don’t Know It

Even if you were previously turned down for Extra Help due to income or resource levels, you should reapply. If you qualify, you’ll get help paying for Medicare prescription drug coverage premiums, copayments, and deductibles. To qualify, you must make less than $17,505 a year (or $23,595 for married couples). Even if your annual income is higher, you still may be able to get some extra help. Your resources

must also be limited to $13,440 (or $26,860 for married couples). Resources include bank accounts, stocks, and bonds, but not your house or car.

There’s No Cost or Obligation to Apply

It’s easy and free to apply for “Extra Help.” You or a family member, trusted counselor, or caregiver can apply online at socialsecurity.gov/i1020 or call Social Security at 1-800-7721213. TTY users should call 1-800325-0778. All the information you give is confidential. You can also get help in your community from your State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP), Area Agencies on Aging (AAA), the Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRC), and many tribal organizations.

For information about how to contact these organizations, visit Eldercare.gov.

To learn more about Medicare prescription drug coverage, visit Medicare.gov, or call 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227). TTY users should call 1-877-486-2048.

This information prepared by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

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Ground Breaking for Nau Center for Texas Cultural Heritage Photography by Roswitha Vogler

n Wednesday, November 12, 2014, Houston Style Magazine was on hand at the O ground breaking for the Nau Center for Texas Cultural Heritage. The Nau Center will serve as a regional gateway for tourism with a 21st-century museum, showcasing

the people, places and events of our rich history. It will tell the story of the 29 counties that comprise southeast Texas through inspirational and interactive exhibits, immersing students, educators, residents and visitors in the region’s history and culture. The City of Houston donated the land and Houston First Corporation (HFC) acts as the main partner on the project and will operate the building following its completion. Six major areas and a retail shop will make up the 70,000-square-foot Nau Center. Some in attendance at the ground breaking were The Honorable Annise D. Parker, Mayor, City of Houston; Richard J. Campo, chairman of the Houston First Corporation Board of Directors; John L. Nau, III, chairman of the Nau Center Board of Directors and Houston City Council.

17th Annual “Una Notte in Italia” Photography by Emile C. Browne, Omar Marcos, and Michelle Watson

n Friday, November 7, 2014, Houston Style Magazine was on hand at the Westin Galleria O Houston for the 17 Annual “Una Notte in Italia” presented by Festari for Men. The much anticipated affair benefitted Bo’s Place, a non-profit bereavement center. The co-chairmen, th

Jennifer Brown and Christie Sullivan along with Honorary Chairmen, Debbie and Rudy Festari headed the affair that had over 650 supporters enjoying all things Italian while they cheered on “celebrity” men who took to the runway. Some of those were Houston Texans Chris Myers, Duane Brown, Garrett Graham and Andre Hal as well as Bo’s Place Board members, David Hartland and Charlie Neuhaus. Also in line were Steve Mach, Brad Marks, Jim Furr, John Tinkle, Grayland Noah, Chris Kreig, Jeff Shell and Dr. Haresh Yalamanchili. Also spotted in the crowd were Melissa and Michael Mithoff, Lori and Phillip Sarofim, Cal and Hannah McNair, Shannon and Richard Kroger, Jade and David Shine, Jonathan Blake and Vivian Wise, Ceron and Jill Schlenker, Monica and John Blaisdell, Millette and Haag Sherman, Lil and Bobby Newman, Gary and Gervaise Petersen, Michael and Kaitlin Scheurich and Megan and Chris Reed.

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BUSINESS BRIEFS

Deer Park Chamber Board Awards PHA

Deer Park Chamber Names PHA Its 2014 Industry of the Year

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he Deer Park Chamber of Commerce named the Port Authority its 2014 Industry of the Year at a November 18 luncheon at the Jimmy Burke Center.

Every year, the chamber recognizes a company and its employees for their contributions to the economic well-being of the community, in keeping with its mission to promote a climate for business that enhances the economic vitality and quality of life in Deer Park.

The Chamber Board’s Salute to Industry Committee also selected the Port Authority for 2014 since the year marks a significant milestone: the Centennial of the Houston Ship Channel. For more information, visit www.portofhouston. com.

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avid Weekley Homes, the nation’s largest privately-held home builder, announced today its entrance into Nashville, TN. Weekley expects to begin conDavid Weekly struction either late fourth quarter of this year, or early first quarter of 2015. David Weekley Homes is under contract to build in the master-planned community of Durham Farms, a mixed-use, Traditional Neighborhood Development of more than 1,000 single-family homes and townhomes. For more information, visit www.davidweekleyhomes.com.

Wells Fargo Makes a Larger Footprint in Houston

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ouston Business Journal reports that during 2014 Wells Fargo have opened new bank location as John Sotoodeh well as built several stand alone ATMs. Wells Fargo’s Southwest regional head John Sotoodeh said that more bank locations and ATMs will pop up next year. The expansion comes as a result of Sotoodeh’s key eye of observing what areas need a larger presentation based on customer traffic and what areas may be underserved due to no presence at all. For more information, visit www. houstonbusinessjournal.com.

Spirit Airlines Goes International in Houston with 10 New Nonstop Flights H-E-B Gives Customers First View of New San Antonio Spurs Commercials

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-E-B and the San Antonio Spurs are at it again with another round of legendary television commercials featuring star players Tim Duncan, Manu Ginobili, Kawhi Leonard, Patty Mills, Tony Parker and of course - The Coyote. The continued partnership between Spurs Sports & Entertainment and H-E-B provides fans and H-E-B customers with dozens of player appearances and fan appreciation events throughout the year. H-E-B and SS&E work closely on several community investment initiatives, including a recent basketball court renovation of the Young Women’s Leadership Academy in conjunction with Silver and Black Give Back, the nonprofit partner of the SS&E family of teams. For more information, visit www.heb.com/spurs.

David Weekley Homes Announces Expansion to Nashville

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pirit Airlines’ impressive steady growth in low-cost nonstop service saw a serious spike when it announced the addition of 10 new destinations for nonBen Baldanza stop service out of George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) — seven of those serving Latin American locations. Beginning in May 2015, Spirit will stretch its wings beyond domestic service already available at Bush Intercontinental, adding nonstop flights to Cancun, Los Cabos and Toluca in Mexico, as well as service to Managua, Nicaragua; San Jose, Costa Rica; San Pedro Sula, Honduras; and San Salvador, El Salvadortotal will soon stand at 22. The new routes will make Spirit one of the busiest carriers operating out of Bush Intercontinental. For more information, visit www.spirit.com.

Nurses Go Up Against

Houston Hospital for Pay Discrepancy

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nurse at Houston Methodist Hospital is suing the system for an alleged wrongful payroll deduction.

The Houston Business Journal reports that the practice of the hospital system is to automatically deducted from all employees’ pay 30 minutes from each shift for lunch. However, sometimes employees took a shortened break or not one at all due to job demands and nurses think they should be paid for that time.

This case started with just one nurse and has expanded to include several.

Other nurses who feel they are in the same situation have 60 days starting Dec. 12 to join the lawsuit. After which Houston Methodist will turn over their pay records to determine if the suit has validity. For more information, visit houstonbusinessjournal.com.

personal data may have been compromised if they contacted its call center between January to August of this year.

Retail and online customers were not affected in this breach. The postal service is paying for employees to having credit monitoring for one year. For more information, visit reuters.com.

Three “Liftoff Houston!”

Business Plan Competition Winners Selected

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euters is reporting that Halliburton is paying approximately $35 million to acquire Baker Hughes Inc. to be an even bigger competitor of market leader Schlumberger. The deal is being dubbed the second biggest in the U.S. energy sector and could put Halliburton with more revenue than its competitor. Falling oil prices has benefitted the consumer but hurt the company so this move will help make Halliburton stronger in the market as they will be able expand their product line. Baker Hughes shareholders will get 1.12 Halliburton shares plus $19 in cash for every share held, and own 36 percent of the combined company. For more information, visit www.reuters.com.

hree Houston-based start-ups emerged as the Grand Prize winners in the City of Houston’s “Liftoff Houston!” Business Plan Competition.

This year the finalist participated in three categories: Innovation, Product and Service. Grand Prize winners Guy de Carufel, Chris Cauley, Noe Erazo, Jasmin Augustin and Carlos Hernandez were selected from each category and received an award of $10,000. Sponsored

by Capital One Bank in partnership with the Houston Public Library (HPL) and the Office of Business Opportunity (OBO), the competition was created to engage and empower Houstonians seeking to start a new business in Houston by providing them with access to essential information, resources and support necessary to develop a sound business plan as a first step toward realizing this goal. For more information visit www. liftoffhouston.com.

US Postal Service Suffers Major Data Breach

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he United States Postal Service has become the latest business to experience a major data breach. Reuters is reporting that more than 800,000 employees as well as countless customers

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