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[ 6 ] Taxation Without Procrastination [ 8 ] A Fresh New Look for Your Home [ 10 ] Poolwerx Opens in Houston [12] Craving Tex Mex
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[ 5 ] Events: Out & About
[16] Pet Corner: Animals & Allergies Materials due the 20th of the month preceding the run date.
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March 19 Fashion Beyond Limits Fashion Show 2016: This show will quickly become a fan favorite from it’s Various Local & Regional Designers, Unique Models, immaculate Costumes, wonderful music and Amazing videos. General Adm. $37.00, Elite Seating $78.00, Platinum Seating $155.00, & Titanium VIP Access $515.00 Berry Center 6:00 PM April 2 Bridgeland Car Show: Come view all the cars, motocycles and trucks competeing to win our "Best OF" trophies. Free BBQ Oak Meadow Park 10am - 4pm April 6 Cy-Hope Clay Shoot: Cy-Hope for their 1st annual Clay Shoot. The entry fee of $900 per 4-person team includes 100 clays, ammunition, breakfast and lunch. Contest limited to the first 80 shooters. All proceeds benefit Cy-Hope. Visit http://cy-hope.org/ events/cy-hope-clay-shoot for more information and online registration. 8:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Westside Sporting Fairounds 10120 Pattison Rd. April 22-23 Wine Fair CyFair: Two great days filled with wine, food, beer and fun! 250 + wine selections, Craft Beer, Entertainment, Cypress Village Station - Buy Tickets online at: www. winecyfair.com/Home.shtml April 23 Bridgeland Community Garage Sale: Come find loads of sales - Festival Park 8am-Noon April 27 Reach Unlimited Golf Classic: A fun-filled day of activities. Each golfer receives a goody bag, breakfast and lunch. Door prizes, contests throughout the day. Day ends with silent auction. awards and entertainment. Registration & Breakfast: 7 – 8 AM Shotgun Start: 8 AM Awards & Lunch Following Golf. Visit reachunlimited.org/golf to register. Black Horse Golf Club 12205 Fry Rd. A variety of classes, programs and activities are now being offered at the Juegen's Hall Community Center 26026 Hempstead Road: FREE CLASSES: Zumba: Mondays and Wednesdays 9:30 AM-10:15 AM Beginning Adult Tap Dance: Wednesdays 10:30 AM-11:30 AM Yoga: Tuesdays & Thursdays 9 AM-10 AM Party Bridge: Tuesdays 12:30 PM-3:30 PM Senior’s Game Day: Wednesdays 1 PM-3:30 PM Walk Aerobics: Fridays 10:30 AM-11:30 A All activities can be viewed by visiting the Precinct Three website at www.pct3.hctx.net
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By Ken Parker
Taxation Without PROCRASTINATION
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nless you're a CPA, you probably do not look forward to doing your taxes. The word procrastinate does not come close to describing the level of avoidance I will attempt to put off doing my taxes. Last year I even volunteered to clean the toilets instead of starting my taxes.
Every year after I finish my taxes I pledge to get them done by the end of February the next year.
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Here I sit writing this article, the last few days of February, and I have not even come close to starting my taxes. You have most likely heard that the only things in life that are inevitable are death and taxes. When it comes to taxes, procrastination is inevitable. And just for the record, I plan on continuing to procrastinate on death as well. I did find a wine that should put you in the mood for doing taxes.
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In fact, when I saw it on the shelf at my local HEB, it reminded me that I had not yet started on my taxes. Procrastinate Sauvignon Blanc, is fresh and packed with citrus fruit. Lemon-line and grapefruit flavors finish crisp and clean. Procrastinate also makes a chardonnay, but I haven't tried it yet. Maybe I'll try it next tax season - in February.
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N E W A Fresh LOOK
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D E CO R AT I N G T I P S T H AT G I V E YO U R H O M E A F R E S H N E W LO O K ! matter how long you’ve lived in your home, I think it’s always fun to “shake things up a little bit” and give at least one room in your home a fresh new “face lift’! So here are a few ideas that might just help you get started on your own fresh new look!
REARRANGE! Often times it’s not something new you crave, although new furniture can definitely give any home an instant face lift. Perhaps, simply rearranging what you already own within a specific room – or transferring pieces from one room to another will make a huge difference! I like
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START YOUR OWN DECORATING NOTEBOOK! If a whole new room is in your future, then now is the time to plan! I suggest that you save pictures of your favorite rooms – favorite things – favorite colors…and make some notes as you study these photos. Ask yourself: “Why do you like this LIGHT IT UP! room?” “What would you change?” Nothing gives a room a brighter By including the answers to these sparkle easier and faster than new questions in your decorating notelighting… especially if your room seems drab and dull. Consider add- book, you’ll not only save yourself a lot of valuable time, but your design ing a new lamp – or even an pair of professional will be thrilled with the new lamps! Even replacing an old lampshade with something new and thought you’ve given to your projfresh can make a huge difference in ect! brightening your room! There’s never a better time than now to think about a fresh new look for to work with my clients to help move their furniture into more interesting positions. Rather than the traditional line of furniture around the walls, try angling your large furniture pieces. I guarantee that you’ll love the difference an angle can make!
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the best chemicals and service on the planet.
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And when Poolwerx says the best They don’t stop with servicing your they believe that they are! Ken has a pool or selling you chemicals. Ken will commitment to excellence for Cypress be on hand to advise and support you residents and with Poolwerx he knows to ensure you have a healthy pool that he is on track providing you with the you or your clients can enjoy. After all, best your pool and family deserves. a pool is an investment and deserves
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CRAVING
TEX MEX
hen you are craving TexMex, absolutely nothing will substitute for a spicy bowl of salsa, smoking fajita’s and a salty margarita. Eating ourselves across the area, we found some great Tex-Mex restaurants to quench your cravings.
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There are just some restaurants that you can't go wrong with and El Jimador is just such a restaurant. With excellent fajitas, great service and generous portions you have a winning combination for lunch or dinner any day of the week. Which ever dish you choose, the atmosphere is friendly and the food will definately satisfy any craving you may have.
EL JIMADOR RESTAURANT
- 12640 Telge Road (281) 256-6949
Noted as one of the best Mexican Grille's in Cypress - Alicia's never disappoints. From their hand-squeezed margaritas, to their marinated beef fajitas served with warm tortillas, Alicia's stands out from the normal Tex-Mex fare. The atmosphere is fun, family friendly and definitely a place to frequent often.
ALICIA'S MEXICAN GRILLE
- 26326 Northwest Freeway (281) 304-1833
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This lively and noisy Cypress restaurant offers reasonably priced Tex-Mex favorites and Margaritas. They are always busy, especially on weekend nights so try and head on over for a early dinner on Friday or Saturday night. Don't forget the great free soft-serve ice cream for dessert.
GRINGO'S KITCHEN
Don’t let the name fool you, this place has more than just your average taco. With two easy locations, this establishment offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner, all with a smile. Whether you’re ordering a regular taco or an enchilada plate with the works, you will be pleased with the flavor and service you receive at Dumass. I love the natural atmosphere and the fast service I get every time I visit. - 22224 Northwest Freeway, Ste. B (281) 894-5910
TACOLAND TEX-MEX
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The Nabors Family
Clint Nabors
In The People Business
Baseball legend Leo Durocher once said “Nice guys finish last.� No one told Clint Nabors that.
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lint is known for being a nice guy- a family man, and all around good sport. But it is in his business of real estate that he, the nice guy, really shines and proves that Leo Durocher hasn't a clue what he is talking about.
MLS. Pester for price reduction. Pray it sells,� is left in the dust when Clint takes on a new client.
It is this nice guy's business to know real estate and work for his clients, but Clint does much more. He is known for going the extra mile by utilizing a team of professionals, each with their Clint does not believe in advertising own individual specialty that gives him the ability to provide extraordinary his listings by just “putting a sign on the lawnâ€? until it rots. This nice guy services to clients. With Clint, every LV WKH WUXH GHĂ€QLWLRQ RI D ZLQQLQJ UHDO property he works with garners the estate agent who knows how to market attention it deserves. property. The old way of marketing a home - “Put up a sign. Post it on Clint's home spun small town values
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make him go the extra mile for everyone he works with by helping residents ÀQG WKHLU SHUIHFW KRPH RU VHOO WKHLU home at the right price. Those engrained values were inhanced with a degree in Real Estate from Baylor University. Trained in the best use RI ODQG DQG UHDO HVWDWH ÀQDQFH &OLQW learned early that hard work and patience would win out every time over just making a quick dollar. It is those values at work that makes the Nabor family special. Whether it is DQ DIWHUQRRQ RI ÀVKLQJ ZLWK WKH NLGV www.uptowncountrymagazine.com
or Clint's wife Amy spending summers in Zambia, Family Legacy Missions helping orhaned children get food and clothing, the Nabor's family is about caring for others. Real estate is an ever-changing world. As markets shift, it is professionals, like Clint, who are able to weather any proverbial storm. He is a person who can lead his clients through challenges and help them successfully complete WKH ÀQDQFLDO WUDQVDFWLRQV ,W LV WKLV ever changing landscape that leads Clint to talk to his clients on a regular schedule. It is this attention to detail that makes for good business with a VDWLVÀHG FXVWRPHU Managing a successful business in the residential sector requires incredible energy, impeccable organization, and a strong group of individuals to offer specialized support. This is the concept behind The Ellis Nabors Team including Clint's associates. There’s no denying Clint's passion for real estate. When asked, he answers, “I love to sell houses and work with my clients. It’s that simple.” From handing over the keys to a client’s new home, to helping new agents, Clint manages to bring a spirit of positivity and excitement to real estate, in every type of market. Honest, ethical and extremely knowledgeable, he is truly a GHÀQLQJ H[DPSOH RI VXFFHVV DQG RQH very nice guy.
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Animals & Allergies
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ith the emergence of springtime, comes the arrival of allergies. Although the landscape is lush, many people experience the beauty that comes with the warmer weather as well as the bothersome allergy symptoms. Pets can also be affected by allergies and it is important to be mindful of any symptoms that your pet might be displaying.
son, clinical assistant professor and a board certified dermatologist at the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences. “The hallmark sign of allergic skin disease is itch that can be manifested as licking, chewing, rubbing, biting, scooting, head shaking, and/or scratching. Typically, the face, ears, paws, armpits, groin, and rump are the most affected sites.”
care veterinarians to get down to the bottom of how to best diagnose and manage skin and ear disease, including allergies, in animals.
“People sneeze and wheeze with allergies, while dogs tend to itch and scratch,” says Dr. Adam Patter-
“Animals tend to be allergic to many of the same things people are hypersensitive to such as pollen, mold, dust, house dust mite, and foodstuffs,” Patterson explains. “An exception would be fleas - the most common thing dogs and cats are allergic to. Despite this, many people are in ‘fleanial’ and refuse to believe just a few flea bites can be triggering the itch response in their pet Allergic skin disease can be mistaken for many other forms of skin disease. A veterinary dermatologist is trained to work with primary
“Management regimens might include increased frequency of bathing (washing pollens of the skin surface), antimicrobials or antibiotics, flea prevention, fatty acids, antihistamines, change in diet, steroids, and immunotherapy, also known as desensitization.
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It is important to understand that allergies can be managed, but not cured, just as with humans. The goal is to reduce the extent and severity of signs, not completely eliminate them.
Patterson explains that rainfall cuts down on airborne pollen and may provide itch relief to pets, but at the same time rain may cause plants to produce more pollen over the next few weeks. Indeed, rain fall might worsen flea and mold allergies because moisture and humidity are favorable to fleas and mold. Of course, rain has no effect on food-related allergic skin diseases. It is important to be aware of the symptoms and to notify a veterinarian when they persist. Pet Talk is a service of the College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences, Texas A&M University. Stories can be viewed on the Web at vetmed.tamu.edu/news/pet-talk. Suggestions for future topics may be directed to editor@cvm. tamu.edu. www.uptowncountrymagazine.com
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The
Club Scene
Are you aware of the many amazing benefits of joining a club? Being a member of a club allows you to meet lots of new friends, keep busy, and learn something new. So check out some of the great clubs in the Cypress area that you can join. Here are just a few! CYPRESS RUNNING CLUB: Cypress Running Club will provide training plans to prepare members for races in fall, winter and spring. We welcome runners of all abilities. Members are not limited to a fixed number of training plans or races during the season. Cypress Running Club is happy to announce that they will be adding a walking training group to the 2016-2017 season. The walking group will be led by Bonnie Egbert www.cypressrunningclub.com
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MOM'S CLUB CYPRESS: A group of creative, fun, and local Stay-At-Home Moms who offer support and encouragement to each other and their children. They foster friendships and fun through a variety of kid-friendly activities! They are proud to be a part of the International MOMS Club®, a non-profit organization for stay-at-home moms. www.meetup.com/MOMS-Club-Cypress-NW-Fairfield/
AGGIE MOM'S CLUB: Invites you to join the Northwest Harris County Aggie Moms Club. It is an excellent way to become familiar with Texas A&M University, to support your Aggie student and to form lasting friendships www.aggiemoms.org/club/northwestharriscounty
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CY FAIR SPORTS ASSOCIATION Cy-Fair Sports Association is having registration for baseball, football, cheerleading and soccer. Please see their website for more information www.cy-fairsports.org
NORTHWEST HOUSTON FANTASTIC FICTION BOOK CLUB: This is a women only book club. If you live in the Northwest Houston area and are looking to make new friends and enjoy conversation about new books, old books, film, good food, and booze, this group is for you! Check out their FACEBOOK site
KIWANIS CLUB OF CY FAIR The Kiwanis Club of Cy-Fair Houston is a community service organization for business and community leaders. They meet the first three Tuesday's of each month at Hearthstone Country Club in northwest Houston. Their luncheon meeting begins at 12:15 and ends at 1:15. Join them at: www.kiwanishoustoncyfair.com
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HOUSTON CY-FAIR LIONS CLUB: Lions Clubs International is the world's largest service club organization with more than 1.3 million members around the world. The Houston Cy-Fair Lions Club was founded in 1957 to serve the Cy-Fair community. www.houstoncy-fairlions.org
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hen you are crou crouchuching behind a bush bus sh for cover,things like work problems, bills or o the honey-do-list, seem like a million mi miles away. As many men are finding paintball offers therapy, a workout and the rush off excitement excitemen all in one fun sport.
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army surplus gear and goggles, paintball has evolved to different levels of markers and thoughtfully designed, exciting, and challenging playing courses that can challenge the best stalker. The allure of paintball is basic. A player’s senses are attuned to one thing: not getting shot until a match is over. Paintball facilities, such as TXR Paintball on Grant Road, can take you through acres of woods, across creeks and bridges, and into speedball arenas. You can come with one friend, bring the whole family, or arrange a party for all your friends. The beauty of this sport is that anyone with any level of experience or inexperience, can walk onto a field and have a great time. To learn more about paintball for you and your friends and family, contact TXR Paintball (281) 357-4300 or visit their website at: www.txrpaintball.com
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