Houston Style Magazine Vol 25 No 36

Houston Style Magazine September 4-September 10, 2014

Houston’s Premiere Weekly Publication

Volume 25 | Number 36

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Jesse Jackson

A Level Playing Field

Carl Lewis

Joins UH Track & Field Coaching Staff

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COMMENTARY

A Level Playing Field

Jesse Jackson

National Writer

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ll of Chicago turned out to celebrate the U.S. Little League Champions, the players of Jackie Robinson West. The parade began at home plate at their field in Chicago’s South Side and extended all the way to Millennium Park in the city’s downtown. People of all color, race and religion turned out to applaud the young men who did so much to lift the spirits of a city too often scarred by violence.

How could an all black team of kids from low-income families in South Chicago win a national championship? First and foremost, everyone played by the same set of rules. They competed on a level playing field.

They had good coaching, and family and community support. It was their families that taught them to compete, win and lose with grace. In that con-

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By Burt Levine, Political Writer

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This inequality in fact undermines equality under the law. That is why the horror of Michael Brown’s shooting haunts every African American parent. Our children -- particularly our male children -- are at risk. African Americans are more likely to be stopped on the street. If stopped, we are more likely to be detained. If detained, we are more likely to be charged. If charged, we are more likely to do time.

That’s routine, and it leads to too frequent horrors, like the shooting of Michael Brown.

America has come a long way on racial divides. The election of Barack Obama as president is testament to that. The young are much more comfortable with diversity than older generations. Overt racism is no longer acceptable in most of America. But our racial stereotypes, our preconceptions, our conscious and subconscious biases still do real damage to African Americans, and to our nation.

And we still do not provide a level playing field, where the rules are clear. For example, virtually every industrial nation provides more public resources to schools in low wage neighborhoods.

Everyone understands that poor children need more help, not less, to overcome the shackles of their poverty. But in America, the public schools of the affluent are lavishly funded and

the schools of the poor impoverished, often lacking modern textbooks, decent schoolhouses, and full curricula.

They too often are left with the worst teachers. Would this be true if the students in poor, urban schools were overwhelmingly white rather than people of color?

We have no plan to revive the poor neighborhoods of our cities. Public transportation is expensive and often doesn’t link the people who need jobs with the suburbs, where the jobs increasingly are. Poor neighborhoods suffer a shortage of hospitals, of good grocery stores, of public parks and gyms. Our tax and trade policies favor moving jobs abroad to moving them into our own cities.

The triumph of Jackie Robinson West gives us all delight. The horrors of Ferguson shock all of good conscience. But rather than recoil, we should move in action. Let’s provide a level playing field for all children from the start. We’ll see many more champions develop and we’ll all benefit from it.

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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Labor Day Starts Nine Weeks to General Election Day

merican tradition Labor Day is not only the officially last big weekend for summer fun but it historically has marked the start of fall election fireworks festivities with early voting starting in a bit more than five weeks, which is Monday, October 20th, and will last through the final day for early voting, which ends at 7 pm on Halloween evening Friday, October 31st for the November 4th 2014 General Elections.

Following these races and January inaugurations Texas will for the first time in this century feature so many new elected officials acquiring its reins including a new governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, comptroller, agriculture commissioner and railroad commissioner.

Gov. Rick Perry has been atop Texas government since Gov. George W. Bush was elected to President in 2000 making Perry the longest serving governor in Texas history and currently the longest serving governor in the United States. Flirting with a second run for President in 2016, Perry is spending time now in early 2016 primary states leaving Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst as acting governor while he is gone. Dewhurst himself was defeated

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text, their natural talents were honed into championship caliber.

Their triumph stands in stark contrast with the reality that was so harshly exposed in Ferguson, Missouri, in the shooting of Michael Brown.

In America, we still do not have a level playing field. African Americans, once enslaved and unequal, are now free, but still unequal. And that pervasive inequality in fact undermines formal equality under law.

Most poor people are not black, but African Americans are disproportionately poor. We suffer twice the unemployment rate as whites -- in good times as well as bad.

20 percent of children in America -- one in five -- are raised in poverty. Among African Americans, nearly 40 percent are in poverty.

The median family wealth for whites in America is about $113,000 (2009 figures); for African Americans, it is $5,677. The gap has been growing over the last thirty years.

Six decades after Brown v.

Board of Education outlawed school segregation, our children go to schools that are increasingly segregated and unequal.

Our nation is more diverse, but our communities are still mostly separate. A recent poll revealed that threefourths of white Americans admit that they have no minority friends.

in May in his re-election primary.

Attorney General Greg Abbott repeatedly polls nine points or more ahead of his top opponent State Senator Wendy Davis who also trails now in fundraising with a third of the take of Abbott fundraising for his coffers. During primaries Democrats were betting for Houston State Senator Dan Patrick to win his primary for Lt. Governor hoping his more strident views on immigration, education and religion would make his race closer for State Senator Leticia Van de Putte. So far polling shows Abbott and Patrick in

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tandem in their contests against Davis and Van de Putte.

U.S. Senator John Cornyn is running for his third term now as Texas’ senior U.S. Senator and faces dentist David Alameel in the race that actually will top the fall ballot followed by U.S. Representative races. Throughout the U.S. every even year all 435 races for Congress are on the ballot but because of the way legislators draw districts most Congress contests are made so the incumbent wins 70 percent in the general election. Of Texas’ 36 congressional districts all are drawn to re-elec-

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tion for the incumbent other than the San Antonio to El Paso area district of Texas’ 23rd district that could be won this time by either incumbent Pete Gallego or African American Will Hurd.

Only 15 of 31 State Senate seats are on the fall ballot — senators serve staggered four-year terms — and only one is in play. Fort Worth’s Tarrant County is the only county in Texas that President Obama lost two years ago along with all other statewide Democrats. This is the reason tea party activist Republican Konni Burton is considered the favorite to succeed Senator Davis who may be running for governor to avoid being defeated for re-election for state senator.

All 150 state house seats are on the fall ballot but the only state house in the region reaching a point of grabbing voter’s attention for its drama is Galveston’s State House District 23.

Democrat Craig Eiland is retiring following 20 years in a district the President lost in 2012 along with all statewide Democrats and is expected to be a pick-up by Republican Wayne Faircloth.

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fter volunteering as a coach for the University of Houston during the 2013-2014 season track and field star and ten-time Olympic medalist Carl Lewis officialCarl Lewis ly joins the University of Houston Cougar track and field coaching staff. Lewis will coach one of his best events, sprints and jumps. To this day, Lewis still holds the record at UH for the indoor 55-meter dash (6.07) and both indoor and outdoor long jump records 8.56m (28’-1”) and 8.62m (28’-3.5”) according to KPRC 2. For more information, visit uh.com.

Former Phillis Wheatley High School

Demolition of Historic Phillis Wheatley High School Begins

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lum of Phillis Wheatley High School and residents of Houston’s Fifth Ward are upset at officials with Houston ISD. They feel that officials at HISD lied to them about what would happen with the school whose graduates include the late Barbara Jordan. Once the only school that African Americans could attend built in 1927 is now battered and worn down. Community supporters said they had been promised that the shell of the building would remain and the school would be repurposed. However, HISD began demolition on the school over the weekend. Many have formed a group called the Historic Wheatley/EO Smith Preservation Coalition to seek legal action to prevent HISD from destroying the school. For more information, visit houstonisd.org.

Ten-Time Olympian Carl Lewis Joins UH’s Track and Field Coaching Staff

BOOK REVIEW

By Terri Schichenmeyer, Literary Writer

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-E-B customers in Texas took a stand against hunger with another record-breaking Help End Hunger campaign, raising $733,000 to benefit 16 Texas food banks surpassing last year’s amount by nearly $200,000. A check in the amount of $159,000 was presented to the Houston Food Bank as result of a tear-pad campaign that ran May 7, 2014 to June

New Help for Harris County Residents Dreaming of Home Ownership

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arris County recognizes the difficulties future first time homeowners face in the housing market so they are offering help through the Harris County Down Payment Assistance Program. According to News 92FM, Harris County residents may get help on the down payments for their home if they qualify. Requirements to qualify include being out of a home for three years or not owning a home, complete a Housing & Urban Development approved education course, have a credit score of 620, have no more than $10,000 in liquid assets, and your debt-toincome ratio cannot exceed 42%. Residents can be approved for up to $14,000 for new construction or $9,300 for resale properties. Find out more information by contacting Deborah Lee at (713)578-2024 or Deborah.Lee@csc.hctx.net.

The Biology of Beating Stress

hese days, antacids are your most-efficient office assistant.

Aspirin is your co-worker. Sodium bicarbonate, your best friend. And stress? It’s your roommate and constant companion.

Maybe it’s the up-and-down of the economy that’s made you feel this way. Maybe it’s the uncertainty that accompanies today’s workplace or perhaps it’s a combination of all of the above, but you’re a bundle of readyto-scream. You need “The Biology of Beating Stress” by Jeanne Ricks.

Your grandfather was a hard worker. Your mother is a businesswoman and you’re a Type A person, just like them. You might have their entrepreneurial genes, but genetics are not what drives stress and makes you miserable. Your environment, the people in it, and how you feel about those factors is what makes you seize up and grit your teeth in anxiety and irritation.

That also causes belly fat, and it can make you physically sick.

In order to start ridding your life of stress, you need to first acknowledge that you’re fed up. “Be in the moment,” says Ricks, “and not on auto-pilot.”

Next, learn to use the “STOP Technique,” which requires that you tell yourself to STOP whatever you’re

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Houston Food Bank Receives Over $150,000 from H-E-B

25, 2014. Tear-off coupons in the amounts of $1, $3 and $5 were located at checkout stands in area H-E-B grocery stores, where customers could add the desired donation amount to their final grocery bill to benefit their local food bank. As a result of the donation, more than 556,500 meals will be made available to Houston area residents served by the food bank.

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doing, “absorb the scene around you,” relax, and breathe. On that note, learning to breathe properly (which Ricks says “most of us” don’t know how to do) is imperative.

“The best thing about deep breathing,” she says, “is that you can do it anywhere…”

Get outside and go for a walk; studies show that being outdoors eases stress. Know which foods are the healthiest for you when you’re feeling on edge. Talk to your doctor about taking nutritional supplements and digestive enzymes. Think like a cat: s-tr-e-t-c-h. and move. Write down your feelings and make an “attention list” every night, so you don’t fret about forgetting something, and can sleep better. Look for time to exercise; Ricks says all you need are 20 minutes, three times a week. Forget about perfection (“a myth”), learn to forego blame when mistakes are made, and remember that change is out of your control.

Finally, learn to deal with “6 Big Ones” – the biggest anxiety-producers – by using tools for “all-purpose… jitter reduction.” And “be kind.

It costs you nothing…”

“The Biology of Beating Stress” might seem to fit in the newagey column. It would be less so without its cheerleader atmosphere and the

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By Jeanne Ricks

abundance of exclamation points!! but, that aside, what you’ll find here is sound advice.

At issue, however, is that it’s a lot of common sense and information that’s been heard before. If, in fact, you’ve read anything about stress-reduction, you’ve read this book.

Still, author Jeanne Ricks’ instructions are good reminders; they’re accessible, easy to understand, and can be implemented with littleto-no money and almost no experience in this kind of self-improvement.

And there, I think, is where the appeal of this book lies: its ease-of-use means quick help if you’re tearing your hair out. And if that’s what you need now, skipping “The Biology of Beating Stress” may be a bitter pill to swallow.

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People en Español Festival: Inspiring the Next Generation

owered by the Walt Disney Company, this year’s People en Español Festival held in the city of San Antonio over the Labor Day weekend has become one of the most anticipated events celebrating the Hispanic culture.

San Antonio’s Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center was transformed into a free interactive daytime power experience featuring live music entertainment, youth empowerment programs, debuts to top television shows, and a series of interactive experiences for the entire family.

With its mission of inspiring and uniting the Hispanic community and its celebration of culture, this year’s People en Español “Inspiring the Next Generation” theme provided an all-star line-up that included Saul “Canelo” Alvarez, Maite Perroni, Don Francisco, Genesis Rodriguez, and more.

Opening Ceremonies

This festival’s opening ceremony was inaugurated with the National Anthem followed by the introduction of People en Español’s Publisher, Monique Manso, who graciously thanked the people of San Antonio for hosting the event for the third year in a row.

People en Espanol Opening Ceremonies

with the people and promote moments of togetherness,” stated Alba Adamo, Group Director - Hispanic Marketing at Coca-Cola.

CoverGirl invited festival attendees to their ‘Red Carpet Ready” booth for free mini-makeovers and give-a-ways of their new #InstaGlam collection.

Covergirl also treated attendees with a special appearance by CoverGirl Becky G as well as fan-favorite beauty bloggers that offered special insider

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“This year we have doubled the number of free activities available compared to last year’s event,” stated Manso. Placing emphasis on the festival’s theme, “Inspiring the Next Generation”, she went on to say, “ We want to pay special attention to the coming generations, the millennials”.

Also in attendance for the opening ceremonies was television host Poncho de Anda, editor of People en Español Armando Correa, and Congressman Joaquin Castro.

Free Daytime Activities

Disney’s interactive activities included a sing and dance along with Disney Junior’s Sofia the First, ESPN Deportes sports challenges with NFL veteran and Superbowl Champion Raul Allegre, photo ops with many famous Disney landmarks and a chance to win Disney gift cards. In addition, Radio Disney along with on-air personality Ernie D., hosted a TRYathalon, which is part of The Disney Magic of Healthy Living. The booth was definitely a highlight for the thousands of children that attended.

Coca-Cola drew in massive crowds with funfilled activities and live Latin music performances.

Offering refreshing ice-cold Coca-Cola beverages, families celebrated their heritage by capturing the moment of togetherness on camera and sharing on social media using the hashtag - #MomentosCoke.

“We love the fact that the festival was held right at the kickoff of Hispanic Heritage month. It’s important for us to stay true to our roots and traditions; therefore it was important for us to come connect

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information on the latest beauty trends.

Local grocer H-E-B offered a variety of their tasty Primo Picks – unique and tasty items ranging from cheeses to their famous salsas.

Other sponsors included Strayer University, Jeep, Azteca, HBO Latino, and ABC, which debuted their special screening of their new comedy series, Cristela, featuring breakout comedian Cristela Alonzo.

Dallas, who spoke to hundreds of San Antonians at the event on Saturday, the day time festivities drew an even larger crowd than years past.

Evening Activities

Downsized from last year’s concert at the Alamodome, this year’s concert powered by Disney, Chicas Poderoosas (Powerful Girls) featuring headliners Becky G. and Zendaya was held a the Lila Cockrell Theatre on Saturday, August 30th.

Pop sensation Becky G and Zendaya of Disney’s “Shake It Up” were added to the festival lineup to encourage young people as well as empower them with their inspiring stories of success. Both girls were in attendance during the daytime activities; however, concert ticket holders counted down the hours to see the hottest young stars rock the stage.

Screaming fans were in full force at the concert. Both Becky G. and Zendaya delivered a show stopping performance that left every young girl in the audience feeling empowered and with a sense that success can be achieved if one applies themselves and never gives up on their dreams.

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testament to the brand’s connection to community.” – Monique Manso, Publisher of People en Español.

For more information, visit peopleenespanol. com/festival.

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HEALTH

The Cellulite Chronicles

By Jade Gold, Fitness Writer

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ummer has come to a close, the kids are back in school, you have a little more time back to yourJade Gold self and you’re in the mood for a day of retail therapy; shopping.

You’re in your favorite store, in the dressing room with your favorite heels on, you’ve picked the perfect “Little Black Dress”, you hair is freshly done, your make is on point, the fluorescent lights are creating the spotlight to hit you in all your glory and you hear Beyonce’s song “I woke up like this” in your ears. You drop your clothing, look up in the mirror and you hear your theme music come to a scratching halt like a scratch on a record and the horror music like the theme song to “Jason” or “Halloween” is buzzing through the dressing room in stereo.

You gasp for air and your hands slap the sides of your thighs and there the cellulite chronicles sits with rolling hills, dimples and lumps. The fatal moment you realize, cellulite has made its new home on your thighs.

Yes, this moment was me standing in a mirror back in October 2013 before I was sick and tired enough to do something about that horrify im-

age I was staring at. How many times had I made the excuses for the woman staring back at me in the mirror? And what was I going to do about getting rid of the nightmare chronicles? I was going to do my research and find out what is the world is cellulite?

What Is Cellulite?

Cellulite is fat cells that have bulged into the skin’s middle layer, where they pull on connective tissue to create an unattractive, dimpled skin.

NOTHING can be done to get rid of cellulite or at least that’s what cosmetic companies and plastic surgeons want us to believe. But is that a myth or the truth?

Lifestyle Changes That Help Get Rid of Cellulite

Avoid toxins like excessive alcohol and cigarettes, which put a burden on your body’s lymphatic system. This is one of the most important things you can do for your overall health AND it helps get rid of cellulite.

Avoid junk food, diet soda, processed foods, artificial colors and flavors, and saturated fats such as butter, milk/dairy products and animal fats. Limit sugar and salt, which aggravate fluid retention.

Drink a lot of water up to 1 gallon a day to hydrate your body and flush out toxins. Don’t under estimate how important this step is.

Aerobic Exercise is the Most Effective Way to get Rid of Cellulite?

While aerobic exercise may help diminish the appearance of cellulite simply because you are active and fit it is actually much more helpful to participate in strength training in addition to your aerobic activity. If you lift weights in addition to doing cardio workouts, you are much more likely to

lose extra weight and tone your muscles. This will give the appearance of less cellulite.

What Won’t Get Rid of Cellulite?

Wearing inflatable plastic shorts around the house. They just make you uncomfortable and sweaty.

Getting traditional liposuction won’t get rid of cellulite. In fact, it might make the problem more noticeable.

Liposuction is not the way to go if you want to get rid of cellulite.

Removing fat from areas that have extra flab can change the distribution of the fat, making the skin look even

more uneven and the cellulite appear worse. Do a little goggling before you even consider going this route.

Body wraps promise to reduce the diameter of your thigh by one inch by compressing the tissue. They’re a good choice for a big night out, but they don’t get rid of cellulite.

Playing the victim, blaming it on genetics, or making excuses for a busy life schedule that prevents you from being aware of how to make lifestyle changes.

Using detox footpads won’t get rid of your problem either. The moisture itself turns them dark and toxins don’t leave your body.

Is There a “Cure” for Cellulite?

While there is no way to “cure” cellulite, there are a few things that may help to lessen its appearance.

The first line of defense is to loose weight and exercise-- the more muscle you have underneath the cellulite, the smoother the affected area will look. Doing weight lifting and toning exercises in addition to your regular workout will help more than aerobic exercise alone. Try adding at least 10 minutes of strength – training a few times a week to your regular cardio and work up from there. You could see visible results in a matter of months.

Give yourself time to do 100% of your best efforts before you do anything you’ll regret later just from being lazy or looking for the quick fix.

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ENTERTAINMENT Former Barker Beauty Kathleen Bradley

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ell, here we are again with one of my best friends, Kathleen Bradley aka Mrs. Parker from the Friday movie fame and one of Bob Barker’s beauties from The Price is Right.

Susie Stillwell/Juicy Culture: So since we last spoke in an interview there has been a lot going on with you.

I hear you are traveling the US with a book you recently finished after 7 years of writing.

Kathleen Bradley: Yes, it took me 7 whole years but I am happy with the outcome. I had a June 5th release date and since then I have been traveling and book signing my book in my hometown of Girard, Ohio, and on to Cleveland, Pittsburg, and of course all over the state of California from Los Angeles to Palm Springs and Encino.

SS/JC: Ok we need to get you to the Texas market with your book.

What is the name of your book, by the way, so our views can go and find it?

KB: It’s called Backstage at the Price is Right, Memoirs of a Barker’s Beauty.

SS/JC: And in this book are you divulging any trade secrets about the show?

KB: Yes, but, you’ll have to read it to

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find out what they are, but yeah, I am telling it like it is.

SS/JC: Would you call this book a tell all?

KB: Haha… umm you could say that…

SS/JC: Now, I do remember there being a gag order from the production.

Who were they again? Was it Stu Billet Productions?

KB: No girl, it was the Price is Right Production Co. and yes; there was a

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SS/JC: And how did you get around it to write your book?

KB: Well, when the gag order was no longer in effect, I decided it’s my life’s experience too. I’m telling it as part of my memoirs.

SS/JC: Where can we buy your book Kathleen?

KB: Barnes and Noble, Amazon.com and most popular bookstores and you can go on line to Kathleenbradley.tv to

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buy it. And please, feel free to visit the website for more details and information.

SS/JC: Ok Kathleen how much is the book?

KB: I have a soft cover 1st edition that is black and white with black and white photos for $19.99. The hard cover is $26.99. The book has a fabulous amount of pictures both color and black and white. The new edition has color pictures.

SS/JC: So we get to experience Ms. Parker up close and personal and in living color. Now you do have novelty items as well?

KB: Yes Sis. I do and will be showing and selling those as well...

SS/JC: I hear there is some really interesting reading in your book; some that Bob Barker would probably not like. Is this accurate?

KB: Yes, I’m sure it is right; some things I allude to and some things were told to me by other models from the show. It’s all there in the book. Read it for yourselves.

Read the full interview with Kathleen Bradley online at stylemagazine.com.

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Is 99 J.J. Watt’s Lucky Number?

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ow the #99 is more than just a jersey number for Houston Texans J.J. Watt. It is his salary for the next six years with $51 million of it guaranteed. He is now the highest paid defensive player in the NFL history. “I’m going to do everything that I can do to be the best player I can be for this team, to be the best teammate I can be for my teammates and to be the best ambassador for the Houston Texans and the city of Houston because I love this city,” said J.J. Watt.

For more information, visit houstontexans.com.

Halliburton’s $1.1 Billion Settlement Deal

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our years ago the largest oil spill in U.S. history had many pointing the blame.

Halliburton is said to have been responsible for the faulty seal on the well that leaked oil into the Gulf of Mexico. Halliburton is taking responsibility of their share of the blame by paying $1.1 billion to settle lawsuits as results of the oil spill. According to KPRC2, Halliburton will pay the $1.1 billion into a trust in three installments over the next 24 months. The settlement still needs to be approved by the Louisiana federal authorities. For more information, visit click2houston.com.

Home Depot Investigates Possible Hacked

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ome Depot is alerting customers to watch their accounts as they investigate unusual activity on some of their customers’ accounts.

KPRC2 reports that Home Depot has partnered with banks and law enforcement to look into the matter further. Home Depot’s spokeswoman Paula Drake said the company would contact customers if they find they were indeed hacked. For more information, visit homedepot.com.

Check Your Frig: Kraft Recalls Cheese

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ne of Kraft’s suppliers stored cheese at incorrect temperature risking the health of consumers to a possible food borne illness. As a premature move, Kraft is taking the initiative by recalling 7,500 cases of its single-slice American cheese. Custom-

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ven though December is months away, H-E-B is already thinking ahead for the sake of customers’ pockets with a free layaway program. Available at all H-E-B Plus! Stores, the program is a great way for customers to get ready for holiday shopping since it is free and requires no fees. Starting September 1st to December 12th customers can make a minimum purchase of $50 and place items on layaway that have a value of at least $15. Customers can put small appliances, toys, and electronics on layaway. For more information, visit heb.com.

and 36 students whose scholarships have been renewed. Each scholarship is valued at $10,000 and is renewable annually for up to five years. Since 1994, the KPMG Foundation has awarded over $15 million to 331 African-American, Hispanic American, and Native American scholars pursuing doctorate degrees, as part of its ongoing commitment to increase the representation of minority students and professors in business schools. Today, over 220 of those scholarship recipients have successfully completed their doctoral programs and are professors at universities throughout the country. For more information, visit kpmg.com.

Apple Says They Are Not to Blame for Celebrity Photo Leak

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pple says don’t blame them for recently leaked photos of naked celebrities. Upon learning of the hacked celebrity accounts Apple began an intensive investigation of their iCloud or Find my iPhone systems. The company has released a statement about their findings. The statement read, “After more than 40 hours of investigation, we have discovered that certain celebrity accounts were compromised by a very targeted attack on user names, passwords and security questions, a practice that has become all too common on the Internet. None of the cases we have investigated has resulted from any breach in any of Apple’s systems including iCloud® or Find my iPhone.” Apple continues to work with authorities as the FBI continues to investigate the matter. For more information, visit apple.com.

KPMG Foundation Awards $470,000 in Scholarships to Minority Accounting Doctoral Scholars

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he KPMG Foundation announced it has awarded a total of $470,000 in scholarships to minority accounting doctoral students for the 2014-2015 academic year. The recipients include 11 new recipients

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Hilton Brings New Brand of Hotels to Houston

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ome2 Suites by Hilton has opened its 39th hotel, Home2 Suites by Hilton Houston/Katy. This is the first property for the brand in the Houston area.

The 92-suite hotel, located within an hour of the Houston Intercontinental Airport, offers easy access to restaurants, shopping, and entertainment such as: Katy Mills Mall, the Houston Zoo, and Space Center Houston. The hotel is owned by Shree Tirupati Balaji Inc. and managed by Integral Hospitality Solutions LLC. The pet friendly hotel will soon have more locations in the Houston area. For more information, visit home2suites3.hilton.com.

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n Tuesday, August 26, 2014 Houston Style Magazine was on hand at the Hilton Americas-Houston for the 11th Annual Texans Team Luncheon presented by Amegy Bank of Texas. The Team Luncheon, a sold-out event, which benefits the Houston Texans Foundation, is the only function that brings all Texans players and coaches together to interact with fans. A Texans player will sit at every table during the luncheon. Members of the Texans, including owner Bob McNair and head coach Bill O’Brien, addressed the crowd and gave a preview of what fans can expect in the 2014 season. Houston Texans Cheerleaders and TORO also appeared at the luncheon.

Jack and Jill of America, Inc. North Houston Suburban Chapter 30th Anniversary Photography By Vicky Pink

n Sunday, August 10, 2014, Houston Style Magazine was on hand at the Raveneaux O Country Club for the 30th Anniversary Gala for Jack and Jill of America, Inc. – North Houston Suburban Chapter. The organization celebrated their legacy of leadership, dedication and service to their community and surrounding areas. Judge Vanessa D. Gilmore was the keynote speaker. Some in attendance were chapter president Carmen Wright, gala chair Janice Taylor, Leslie DelasBour, Jocelyn LaBove, Mya Glaze, Kaitlyn Jones, Kyrel Korsah, Victoria Franklin, Shirley Carter, Bernnell Peltier-Glaze, and Katrina Aganekwu.

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TLOD 50th Anniversary Pre-Kick Off

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n Saturday, August 2, 2014, Houston Style Magazine was on hand at the 50th Anniversary Pre-Reception Kick Off for the Top Ladies of Distinction, Inc. (TLOD) hosted

by Volkswagon in the Woodlands. The classy affair, chaired by Joyce Jacquet, attracted 300+ guests that enjoyed music by the Tom Burton Jazz group, delicious food, and lots of fun. The Humble Intercontinental Chapter of Top Teens made a presentation of $2,500 to Fred Hoyer, Vice President of Bayway Auto Group. In addition, raffle prizes were awarded.

Members of the Top Ladies of Distinction, Inc., Top Teens of America, Inc. and teens’ parents held a raffle with the Southwest Cluster of chapters that raised over $15,000 that will benefit the Humble Intercontinental Chapter of Top Teens of America scholarship fund.

Some in attendance at the reception were State Representative Sylvester Turner, Linda Whischnewsky, TLOD National President Audrie Lawton, Jackie Pope, Bobbie Morehead, TLOD Area 1 Director Lois Hunt, the Bayway Auto Group Staff and Top Ladies from 17 different chapters.

Grand Opening of Houston XFINITY Store Photography By Roswitha Vogler

n Saturday, August 16, 2014, Houston Style Magazine was on hand at the grand openO ing of the Houston XFINITY Store located at 7844 W. Tidwell Rd. Xfinity planned a day of big fun for adults and kids. The kids enjoyed face painting and the balloon artist while parents received a free On Demand Program. There was also a raffle for a free iPad. Some in attendance were Houston City Councilmember Brenda Stardig and Bryce Kennard.

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