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★ you too can be a playboy bunny: Bunnies Secrets revealed ★ Complimentary Houston's Urban Weekly Publication Volume 17 ★ Number 23 June 7 - June 13, 2007 SPOTLIGHTS

Jesse Jackson

Talks About... The Real Issues Of The Presidential Debate

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The Debate We Need

Jesse Jackson

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We haven’t even mentioned poverty,” John Edwards noted toward the end of Sunday night’s Democratic presidential candidate debate. The CNN host, Wolf Blitzer, grilled candidates about Iraq, immigration, health care, energy, gay rights and women’s rights — but there was virtually no mention of the economy, rising poverty, stagnant wages or the worst corporate crime wave since the Robber Barons.

Iraq, health care and energy issues rank at the top of American concerns. But so does this economy, which befuddles people. The stock market sets new records; corporate profits are up; CEO salaries are up; worker productivity is up. Yet most Americans find themselves working harder and longer — longer hours than workers in any other industrial nation — just to stay afloat.

Poverty is rising in the midst of prosperity. And around their kitchen tables, pressures are rising.

Corporations are shredding the promises they once made to workers — stable jobs, living wages, health care, and pensions. The jobs that are being shipped abroad pay more and have better benefits than those that are being created. This economy works well — but only

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for those at the top, not for the vast majority.

Worse, those at the top have sundered their connection to those who work for them. We’ve witnessed the worst crime wave in the corporate boardrooms in history.

Enron and WorldCom are infamous, but the leaders of literally hundreds of Fortune 500 companies have admitted to cooking their books and backdating their pensions.

Increasingly, CEOs plan not to build companies over the long term, but to cash out in the short term.

At the same time, our trade policies have been made by and for the multinationals, not the nation. The result is the worst trade deficit in history — and what historian Chalmers Johnson calls a Blanche DuBois economy, dependent on the kindness of strangers — particularly Chinese and Japanese central bankers. Inevitably, foreigners flush with dollars are beginning to buy up America, and our jobs become even less secure.

We desperately need a broad debate about getting this economy back on the right track.

Republican candidates have been asked if they believe in evolution. Democrats if they support English only as the official language. Candidates in both parties rail against budget deficits, which in fact are among the lowest in the industrial world. Our trade deficits are a problem, not our budget deficits. Our staggering investment deficit — in schools, modern transport, clean energy, basic research and development — is what limits our growth. We don’t suffer from soaring inflation and rising interest rates. We suffer from stagnant wages and growing insecurity.

And poverty cannot simply be cordoned off as the signature of the John Edwards campaign. His moral courage should invite others to engage, not to retreat.

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the poverty and desperation revealed in the wake of Katrina. But the poorest of Katrina’s survivors have been dispersed across the country, most still unable to return.

Public housing has been leveled with nothing to replace it. Homes have not been rebuilt.

New Orleans reflects the nation. Our cities grow unequal — with the wealthy doing well, the middle class displaced, and the poor struggling ever more. Immigrants with no legal status supply a low-cost, easily oppressed pool of workers, driving down wages on the low end.

Why is poverty not on the agenda of the debates? Is it because our national anchors are so well paid they think the economy is humming? Is it because we wrongly conflate race and poverty, and forget that most poor people are not black — they are white, female and young?

The Bush administration has an answer for the economic woes that plague middle-income and poor people. The administration is slashing the budget of the bureau that collects the statistics on poverty and well-being.

If more children are raised in poverty, at least we won’t know too much about it.

On Tuesday, Republicans gather for their New Hampshire debate. They will be asked about the war, about choice, and about immigration. As they should be.

But this time, don’t leave out poor children and what we should do about rising poverty. Ask about stagnant wages, and what we should do about an economy in which so few capture so much of the rewards of rising productivity. Ask what they would do to insure that workers get their fair share of the profits they help generate. We may learn what the candidates’ values really are.

You can write to the Rev. Jesse Jackson care of this newspaper or by e-mail at jjackson@rainbowpush.org.

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July Convention Business Brings $18.6 Million to Houston

or the month of July, the Greater Houston Convention and Visitors Bureau (GHCVB) welcomes 18 conventions, trade shows, events and other meetings to the city. More than 19,000 attendees will spend an estimated $18.6 million in Houston during this month. The following are some of July's largest conventions: The Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod Regular Convention

On July 14-19, elected delegates and visitors will gather at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston for the 63rd Regular Convention of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod. The Synod con-

vention, which serves as the principal legislative assembly for the church body, offers the opportunity for worship, nurture, inspiration, fellowship and the communication of vital information for delegates and visitors.

Testimonials, Bible study and prayer will be central components of the Synod convention. More than 70 exhibitors are expected to participate in the convention exhibition, including the LCMS Foundation, Lutheran Church Extension Fund, Concordia Publishing House, Lutheran Hour Ministries, Concordia Universities and Seminaries, recognized service organizations and national contract suppliers. More than 3,500 delegates are expected to attend, with an estimated economic impact of $3.4 million.

National Association of Catering Executives - 2007 NACE Educational Conference

The National Association of Catering Executives will hold its 2007 NACE Educational Conference July 15-18 at the Houston Marriot Westchase. NACE is the oldest and largest professional association that addresses all aspects of the catering industry. The educational conference is the largest event in the world dedicated exclusively to the professional caterer and industry suppliers. The conference will offer a wealth of opportunities for networking and professional development to help catering businesses stand out in a competitive market. Nationally-recognized speakers and catering professionals will present comprehensive educational programs on an array of catering topics during the conference. This year's featured keynote speakers include: Marc Summers of The Food Network's hit show Unwrapped; Linda Hirneise, executive director for global travel and hospitality practice at J.D. Power and Associates; and Scott Corridan, founder of Corridan & Company Design Studios. Exciting social events will showcase the best and brightest in menu planning, food preparation, service,

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presentation and decorations. More than 500 attendees are anticipated, which will bring approximately $487,000 to the local economy.

PartyLite - Annual Conference

PartyLite will hold its annual conference July 25-28 at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston. PartyLite is the largest direct selling candle company in North America that sells quality candles and accessories worldwide through a network of more than 50,000 independent PartyLite consultants. "Go for more" is the theme of this year's three-day conference, offering attendees more opportunities to set bigger goals. Attendees will attend a variety of training sessions on selling strategies and promotion practices, and will be introduced to new products and business tools to better market their product. The conference will also feature workshops on candle displays to provide sales-inducing ideas for attendees. Awards will be given at the end of the conference to recognize the most accomplished PartyLite consultants over the year. More than 12,000 attendees are anticipated, which will bring approximately $11.6 million to the local economy.

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Local Museum Receives Corporate Support $4.1 Million Capital Campaign

reater Houston Partnership Executive Vice-President, Ms. Tracye McDaniel, received the Buffalo Soldiers National Museum (BSNM) VIP Jacket Award at a recent reception to honor her at the museum. This reception, held at the museum located at 1834 Southmore, included a select group of Greater Houston Partnership members and other business and community leaders, such as Council Member Anne Clutterbuck. The event kicked off the BSNM 2007 – 2009 $4.1 million Capital Campaign to build a spacious, modern museum to meet the growing expansion of the museum’s holdings and its growing programs for community education and increased tourism.

Founder of the Buffalo Soldiers National Museum, Captain Paul J. Matthews, a military veteran and retired executive with Merck Pharmaceutical, was introduced by Steven Eason, BSNM Founder’s Club President and Houston Chronicle executive. Captain Matthews was recognized for his investment, tireless leadership, and extensive knowledge of African American military history. Mr. Matthews unveiled the future building and expansion plans of the Buffalo Soldiers National Museum, located in the Houston Museum District, two blocks west of 288, and held the rapt attention of all in the reception area where guests feasted on various exquisite food delights, various wines and soft drinks. Mr. Matthews stated that the mission of the BSNM “is to preserve, promote and perpetuate the history, tradition and outstanding contributions of the Buffalo Soldiers and African American soldiers.”

Along with his knowledge of military history, Captain Matthews presented the special Buffalo Soldiers National Museum VIP jacket with its special ensigns and designs to Ms. McDaniel. A roar of approval was sounded when Ms. McDaniel announced that she would take the position of Honorary Chair for the 2007 – 2009 $4.1 million capital campaign.

In her remarks, Ms. Tracye McDaniel discussed the valiant efforts of the Buffalo Soldiers National Museum and what its expansion means in the economic growth of Houston. “This growth of this museum represents an opportunity for Houston to further demonstrate to the world of having the only museum of its type,” stated Ms. McDaniel. She then gave her strong support to the museum, and encouraged those from the Greater Houston Partnership, and those from the Greater Houston Convention and Visitors Bureau to make the Buffalo Soldiers National Museum a part of their economic initiative and make the museum a strong component of tourism. Supporting Ms. McDaniel at this reception were key executives and staff from the Greater Houston Partnership, including Jeff Moseley, President and CEO; Susan Asimakis, Sr. Vice President, Member Services; Russell Reese, Vice President, Communications; Melissa Hensley, Manager, Marketing Communications; April Young, Coordinator, Media Services; Dan Seal, Vice President, Economic Development; Denise Hamilton, Mgr. Member Services; Kathy Landis, Exec Assistant to Ms. McDaniel; Anissa Green, Manager, Accounting; and Greg Lester, Attorney,

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Members of the BSNM Founder’s Club attending this event included: Mrs. Neidra Billings, Secretary, and Greater Houston Convention and Visitors Bureau (GHCVB) Tourism Marketing Manager; Jorge Franz, Greater Houston Convention and Visitors Bureau, Executive Director; Ms. LaQuita Cyprian, Capitol One Manager; Dave Feldman, Chevron Representative, Policy, Government, & Public Affairs; Karl Hartfield, Helms Briscoe Consultant; James Shotwell, Pitney Bowes Sales Assistant; and Will Sillmon, Graphics Coordinator, and Houston Chronicle Sales Executive. Members of the BSNM Board of Directors present included: Ms. Angela Holder, board president, and Texas Southern University Professor; June Marsh, member, and Editor/Design, Assistant Chief, Harris County Constable 7 (May Walker); Lt. Col. (and Mrs.) Nat McClinton, (Ret.); Steve Holmes, treasurer; and Ms. Waltine Bourgeois. BSNM Troopers assisting at the event included Sgt. Major James Williams, Trooper Clark Page and ­­ Trooper Joe Glover.

Others attended the reception were Allen Grundy, former BSNM board of directors member, and member of the University of Houston faculty; John Guess, CEO of John Guess Group; Wilbert J. Pete, C. Pete Management Systems; John F. Guess, Jr., Management Consultant, Guess Group; Charles Clemmons, Relocation and Right of Way Specialist, Guess Group; LaTricia Williams-Sells, RE/MAX realtor; Brumley Oliver, Superior Energy Service; Sharon Owens, Vice President, Community

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Gratefulness was expressed to the two deputies from Constable May Walker’s Precinct 7 office that provided security for the evening’s event.

For further information on having the Buffalo Soldiers National Museum bring its traveling exhibit with a motivational speaker, or to contribute to the 2007 – 2009 $4.1 million capital campaign, contact the Buffalo Soldiers National Museum Founder’s Club President, Steve Eason at 832-971-6011; museum founder, Captain Paul Matthews at 713-942-8920; or Ed Udell at 281-300-6901.

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Halloween is coming to Galveston early this year… but instead of only one day of spooky, ghostly, and ghastly fun… it’s weekends full of trick or treating and spooktacular fun on the island!

“Trick or Treat” weekends starts on September 29th and lasts through the month of October, so get your little goblins together and head down to Galveston …

During “Trick or Treat” weekends (every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday) kids can go to the Downtown Strand District and get free candy! Here’s how it works: Participating stores will have a sign in their window that says “Trick or Treat”. From there, kids can say to a store employee “Trick or Treat” and then receive a special sweet treat!

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October 28th Treasure Island Kid’s Club

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MILKSHAKE MBAR The Thursday ritual continues. Happy Hour hosted by Wayne Cole 7p-10pm. Party wtth J-Que 9pm-2am. ●

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October 26 – 31 “Are We Haunted?”

Ashton Villa (2328 Broadway) Noon – 4pm

Every Wednesday Roxy Wednesday Roxy Happy Hour from 8-10pm with Wayne Cole and DJ Rheamarkable. 10-2am Hi-C and Good Grief. ●

Stages Repertory Theatre Presents "Nursery Rhymes for Grown Folk" Nursery Rhymes - they're not just for kids anymore. City Dance Company and artistic director Sherese Campbell venture into new territory with "Nursery Rhymes for Grown Folk," an original, delightfully humorous and thought-provoking two-act musical theater piece. Nursery Rhymes for Grown Folk will be performed Friday and Saturday, June 8 & 9, 2007, 7:30 p.m. at Stages Repertory Theatre, 3201 Allen Parkway, Houston, Texas 77019. Parking is available in the Houston Center for the Arts parking lot on the south side of the building on D'Amico Street. Tickets, $20, $10 for students with valid college ID, can be purchased at the door or online at www. houstoncitydance.com. For more information, call 713-529-6100.

HEIGHTS!’ At the Brazilian Arts Foundation. Warmup to the beat of live Samba with lots of Batucada - Brazilian drums - and feel the irresistible beat of Brazil right here in Houston. Join the stunning Samba dancers and learn the first steps of Samba while listening to the power of drums.

Watch the fifteen-member Bateria - drum section - propel its dancers into amazing choreography and feel the atmosphere vibrate with rhythm. Samba Nights in the Heights will transport you to the steamy streets of Rio de Janeiro and the world of Samba, Caipirinha and Carnaval! Watch the exhilarating performance of Capoeira

by Brazilian Arts Foundation group. Refreshments will be served! From 7-10 p.m. at the Brazilian Arts Foundation/ 1133 East 11th Street Houston, Texas 77009. Cost is $10. To learn more about Brazilian Arts Foundation, please visit www.brazilianarts.org.

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The Ambassadors’ Club 10th Annual Halloween Gala and Toy Drive to Benefit Toys for Tots Enjoy an evening of fun, food, music, dance and entertainment. Prizes for best costume will be awarded. Please bring unwrapped toys. Hosted by Riyad Abu-Taha (founder) and Meera Nandlal (104 KRBE). Celebrity Judges: Judge Eric Andell, Bobbie Jo Compton, Nicole Davies, Meera Nandlal, Courtney Ned, Courtney Price, and Paul Reyes WHEN: Sunday, October 29, 2006 WHERE: Courtyard on St. James Place (1885 St. James Place) TIME: 7:00pm – 1:00am Attire: Costume or black tie WEBSITE: www.theambassadorsclub.org TICKETS: Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 after October 10, 2006 VIP Tickets are $100 ticipating in Track Houston Track Club, a non-profit organization serving youth ages 6-18 in Houston and surrounding communities. Tournament Site: Tour 18 Golf Course, 3102 FM 1960 East in Humble. Individual registration: $125.00 per player. Sponsorship and team registration also available. To register or for more information, please contact Susan Bynam at (832) 4283908. Visit Track Houston’s website at: www.trackhouston.com

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October 31st Rocky Horror Picture Show Strand Theatre (2317 Ship’s Mechanic Row) 8:00pm and Midnight

October 29th Spooky S’mores and Ghost Stories

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September – November 16th “Haunted Castle” Moody Gardens Saturdays, 8:00pm

October 31st The San Luis Hotel Associates

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For more information on the many events taking place on Galveston Island throughout the year, visit www.galveston.com or call the Galveston Island Convention and Visitor’s Bureau at 1-888-GAL-ISLE.

October 28th Treats, not Tricks Halloween Festivity San Luis Hotel Noon – 2:00pm

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NIGHTS BRING MUSIC TO MILLER OUTDOOR THEATRE For Free For more than 60 years, the Houston Symphony has brought the thrill of free live performances to patrons at Miller Outdoor Theatre in Hermann Park. Seating on the lawn is open to the public and no tickets are required.

For information on reserved covered seating, visit www.milleroutdoortheatre.com.

Friday, June 15, 8:30 p.m.

Rebecca Miller, conductor Rachel Lee, violin Kodály: Dances of Galánta Mendelssohn: Violin Concerto Elgar: Enigma Variations

June 25 TEE OFF! FOR EXCELLENCE ANNUAL GOLF CLASSIC Join Former NFL Player and All-American Player Harold “Butch” Woolfolk for an exciting game of golf in the Tee Off! For Excellence Annual Golf Classic, on Monday June 25, 2007, benefiting educational enrichment, leadership and mentoring programs for youth par●

July 4 CHEVY’S FREEDOM OVER TEXAS WITH FIREWORKS PRESENTED BY SHELL Fireworks will fly and Texas tunes will fill the air at Houston’s All-American Fourth of July celebration with the thrilling fireworks, unbeatable entertainment, and a lively outdoor festival! On Wednesday, July 4th, festival headliner Montgomery Gentry will ignite the stage at the 2007 Chevy’s Freedom Over Texas with Fireworks Presented by Shell. The concert will be followed by the largest land-based fireworks show in the nation, presented

by Shell Oil Company and produced by the world-renowned fireworks artists form Pyro Spectaculars by Souza.

Both the concert and the fireworks will be televised live statewide from Eleanor Tinsley Park. When the concert comes to a close at approximately 9:30 p.m., eyes will turn skyward for an extraordinary fireworks display. Perfectly set to a selection of America’s favorite tunes, from patriotic songs to rock ‘n’ roll hits ●

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to classic bestsellers, this year’s show is the city’s largest to date. All the excitement for Chevy’s Freedom Over Texas with Fireworks Presented by Shell will begin at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, July 4th. Admission for the festival, which benefits the Central Houston Civic Improvement, Inc., is $6.00 at the gate for adults; children under 10 are free. For more information, call 713.247.3500 or visit the Chevy’s Freedom Over Texas with Fireworks Presented by Shell website at www.chevysfreedomovertexas. com or www.houstonspecialevents.org.

Summer DOWNTOWN AQUARIUM’S SUMMER PROGRAMS OFFER ONE-OFA-KIND LEARNING EXPERIENCE This summer, Downtown Aquarium is offering programs tailored to educate and inspire young minds in fun and entertaining ways. Downtown Aquarium is a real-life classroom with hands-on activities to learn about conservation and aquatic life. Five hands-on programs will allow summer vacation-focused kids to continue learning in an exciting atmosphere. Sea Safari Camp, Explor-Oceans Camp, Marine Biologist for a Day, Zoologist for a Day and Wild Dreams Overnight offer week-long and day-long sessions of non-stop action.

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Playboy Bunnies Secrets Revealed!

or the first time ever, every woman can learn how to work it like a Playboy Bunny! With unprecedented candor, three professional Bunnies—one a career-driven diva, one a quintessential party girl, and one happily married—get together and dish on everything. And we mean everything. They share insider tricks on how to wow a first date, walk in high heels, look (and feel) great naked, give an unforgettable strip tease, how to choose the right makeup and lingerie, and much more. Covering the dos and definite don’ts of dating and mating and looking good, this saucy book overflows with expert advice from the gals who know how to walk the walk and talk the talk. For singles looking to mingle and those wanting to heat up their relationship, this saucy book is a must-have for any gal looking to refine her image and expand her repertoire.

Deanna Brooks is Miss May 1998, Pennelope Jimenez is Miss March 2003, and Serria Tawan is Miss November 2002. They are all busy women who live in Los Angeles.

The Bunnies On: Beauty Rituals:

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Muscle weighs more than fat, so how your clothes fit and how you feel is a much better way to judge what kind of shape you are in.

bag! If you forget, ask if he has an extra one you can borrow—most guys do. If he doesn’t, ask if you can borrow his—and if he hesitates, just remind him that he wasn’t so prissy when you two were…well…you know what to say!

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Feature The PIMP of Comedy

Katt Williams

By Jo-Carolyn Goode

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any so-called comedians have entered show business lacking one essential quality the element to be funny. They have been booed off this stage and off that stage.

They have been thrown out of this comedy club and that comedy club. Yet they profess to be comedians. According to comedian Katt Williams the “unfunny” people have changed the comedy profession, and that’s why it is his goal to bring back dignity to comedy.

“The issue is that we have comics who aren’t funny, and in no other profession are you allowed to have a job when you’re not doing the work,” said Katt Williams.

“Part of bringing the dignity back to comedy is erasing as many

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unfunny comics as possible and making sure funny comics really get paid for what they do.”

For ten years Katt Williams has been establishing himself as a comic.

Inspired by comedians Richard Pryor, Donn Knotts, Eddie Murphy, Bill Cosby, Jeff Foxworthy, Whoppi Goldberg, George Carlin, Thomas Marshall, Jerry Seinfield, and Dave Chapelle, Katt Williams is following some of the biggest giants in the industry. His stand-up routine occurred on a whim. An underage Katt noticed that a comedy club in his hometown of Cincinnati, OH, was not checking IDs, so he slipped in. To his surprise he was called to the stage as the next comic. Although very nervous, he had everyone in the club laughing. He had discovered his gift. From there he went to other comedy clubs such as The Improv and The Comedy Club in Los Angeles, CA. The BET Network came calling, television shows soon followed, and so did movie offers.

Katt Williams has already proven that he is not one of those unfunny comics. From his three seasons on “Wild N’ Out” on MTV to the success of his HBO comedy special “The Pimp Chronicles” that went platinum six times, Katt is funny. He is bringing his comedic ge-

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nius to Houston’s Reliant Arena on June 9, 2007, at 8:00pm.

Always a multi-tasker, while promoting his tour he is also working on the release of his first rap album called “The Dip Set” that will debut later this year. In addition, part 2 of his HBO special “The Pimp Chronicles” will soon hit theaters.

He is completing work on a film with Ice Cube and Tracy Morgan called “First Sunday” and has two more films with Eddie Murphy lined up for later this year.

In spite of a busy schedule, Katt still makes time for his eight children, seven of whom are adopted. With Father’s Day approaching, I imagine that this is a really special time to be around the Williams’ household. “It’s a celebration that we are all glad theat we all ended up with each other and everybody is happy,” said Katt. For the holiday he said he and his family will probably just relax around the pool and have a bar-b-que.

Be sure to check out Katt Williams on Saturday, June 9, 2007, at 8:00 pm at the Reliant Arena. For those unable to attend this concert, don’t worry.

Just wait on the release of his new comedy album or pick up one that has already been released. For more information about Katt Williams log on to www. kattwilliams.com.

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his summer, when you’re craving a cool drink, why not set your sights on something truly worth coveting?

We’re talking about a delicious, creamy soy smoothie. Whirl flavored soymilk, silken tofu and fresh fruit in your blender until smooth. Then, pour, serve and enjoy. This is one drink that may taste velvety and decadent, but has a huge health payoff.

These soy smoothies are rich in protein and fiber, but low in fat and calories. They contain no cholesterol and no trans fats and are dairy, gluten and lactose-free. They also provide the added benefit of helping you get your 2 to 3 recommended daily servings of fruit.

Chef Jim Coleman, host of the PBS cooking show, “Healthy Flavors,” often uses foods rich in soy in his recipes. “Soy is incredibly versatile and adds so much nutritional value to a dish,” Coleman says.

“Right now, I’m using a lot of flavored soymilk for summer smoothies and desserts — it’s a simple way to add great flavor and get more health benefit from a recipe.”

Coleman looks for organic soymilk products, such as those made by Vitasoy. He notes that organic soymilk has the added benefit of containing no genetically modified ingredients and no artificial ingredients or flavors; it’s also kosher and vegan.

So, the next time you’re tempted to reach for a sugary caffeinated soda or a calorieladen beer or cocktail, grab a soy smoothie instead. These sweet summer shakes offer the same great taste and refreshment – minus the guilt.

Soy for Health

Soy is the only complete vegetable protein containing all nine amino acids the human body needs. Unlike animal protein, soy contains no cholesterol and is low in saturated fat, while providing important Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids. Soy is also a great source of fiber and is rich in vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. Soy is believed to play an important role in disease prevention as well; it has been linked to de-

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Calories: 150 Fat: 3.5g Sat Fat: 0g Protein: 7g Cholesterol: 0mg

Cholesterol: 0mg Nutritionals per serving, 3 servings per batch:

Outrageous Chocolate Banana Smoothie

Low in fat and calories, this smoothie also boasts a full four grams of protein per serving.

Makes: 2-3 servings

16 ounces Vitasoy Strawberry Banana flavored soymilk 1/2 cup Nasoya or Azumaya Silken Tofu 1 ripe, medium-sized banana 1/2 cup fresh or frozen strawberries

Place ingredients in blender and mix until smooth.

If desired, add honey or sweetener to taste.

16 ounces Vitasoy Chocolate Banana flavored soymilk 1/2 cup Nasoya or Azumaya Silken Tofu 1 ripe, medium-sized banana 1 Tablespoon, cocoa powder

Nutritionals per serving, 2 servings per batch:

Calories: 150 Fat: 4g Sat Fat: 0.5g Protein: 5g Cholesterol: 0mg

For additional creative and healthy soy recipes, visit www.vitasoy-usa.com/smoothie or call 1-800-VITASOY (848-2769).

Place ingredients in a blender and mix until smooth.

If desired, add honey or sweetener to taste.

Calories: 230 Fat: 5g Saturated Fat: 0.5g Protein: 11g Cholesterol: 0mg

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Healthy and Delicious Alternatives Offered for Making Diet-Friendly Picnics

ne of the things that make summer so special is the picnic outing. Baskets filled with a rich assortment of traditional foods make for fond memories, but they can also play havoc with your waistline. According to Cynthia Stamper Graff, author of several diet books and the president and CEO of Lindora Medical Clinics, typical picnic foods like fried chicken, potato and macaroni salads, butter-smeared cornon-the-cob, and fresh baked pies can pack on the calories and send your diet in the wrong direction. Graff says that you don't have to abandon fun summer outings if you implement a sound strategy for planning your picnic.

"The secret to summer fun is planning a picnic that offers all of the satisfying foods of the season, yet doesn't contain all of the unnecessary fat and calories that can throw your diet off track," said Graff, who oversees the nation's largest medically supervised weight control program. "A simple make-over will do the trick."

4) Potato chips, pretzels, tortilla chips and salted nuts should be replaced by healthier alternatives such as pita chips served with hummus, fresh vegetables accompanied by a fat-free dip or something as simple as the Japanese favorite, edamame (steamed soy beans in the pod).

2) Use pita or whole grain breads when making sandwiches and avoid stuffing them with large quantities of packaged and fatty meats. Instead use reasonable portions (3-5 oz.) of fresh turkey, chicken or tuna and avoid using mayonnaise and other fat-laden condiments.

5) Alcoholic beverages and calorie laden soft drinks and old-fashioned lemonade should be skipped altogether. Bottled water is a much better substitute as is iced green tea for a dose of anti-oxidants and energy for fun.

3) Instead of potato and macaroni salads, try a lower calorie and more flavorful option like three-colored bell pepper salad with Kalamata olives and onions in a light vinaigrette dressing.

Or try a cold green bean salad with sun-dried tomatoes and a light dressing or a tomato and cucumber salad tossed in a light vinaigrette.

Among Graff's suggestions:

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6) Pies, cookies, cakes and candy often go hand in hand when packing a picnic lunch. Try strawberry shortcake, but substitute the cake with an angel food version, avoid using glaze with the strawberries and add a small dollop of fat-free whipped cream or Cool Whip. Better yet, stick with the perennial picnic favorite, watermelon.

Cited as an authority by "The Today Show," "Good Morning Amer-

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ica" and CNN as well as a number of nationally respected newspapers and magazines, Lindora Medical Clinics offers a multi-faceted, medically supervised program combining diet, moderate exercise and motivational tools to help patients become Lean for Life(r). Lindora is a member of the Partnership for Healthy Weight Management, a coalition composed of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Federal Trade Commission, Center for Disease Control and the National Institutes of Health. For more information, call (800) LINDORA or visit www.lindora.com.

Style Book Review "Redbone: Money, Malice, and Murder in Atlanta" by Ron Stodghill

By Terri Schichenmeyer Style Literary Writer

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hat would you do if you were on the edge of losing something important?

Would you try to reason with the one denying your wish? Would you fight for it, plead for it, or would you give up and try again later?

Would you kill to keep from losing that which you craved?

Because of greed, Lance Herndon

lost his life. In the new true-crime book “Redbone: Money, Malice, and Murder in Atlanta”

by Ron Stodghill, you’ll see that the greed wasn’t Lance’s, but the riches were. So was the blood on the walls of his million-dollar home.

Everybody who knew Lance Herndon – and it seemed as though everybody did – knew him to be a master networker. He had an amazing ability to see potential. He loved to put people together, and he made sure to follow up on every contact. People who knew Lance well knew how fussy he was about his appearance, his schedule, the way he managed his employees, and the down-tothe-minute details of the successful Atlantabased business that he created.

Unfortunately, Lance wasn’t quite as discerning about his women. Everybody who knew him knew how much Lance loved women, especially “redbones”, or light-skinned African American women. Thrice divorced, he seemed to collect girlfriends and mistresses like some people collect stamps or spoons.

Those rumors about Lance being on the DL? Those were just rumors.

When two of Lance’s employees showed up for work in his lower-level office on a hot Atlanta summer morning, they thought it strange that there were no detailed instructions from their boss to start their day. One employ-

ee paged him. Herndon’s mother was called.

When Jackie Herndon arrived at Lance’s home, she went to check on Lance’s grandmother, who was staying at the house. What she found sent her, screaming, to the phone.

Lance Herndon lay dead in his bed, his face caved in. A bloody pillowcase was floating in the toilet and clocks were unplugged.

Forensic evidence showed that Lance had had several ladies in his bed in recent weeks.

Which one of them killed him?

Do you love a good mystery? Author Ron Stodghill must know you do, because his writing flirts with all the possible killers that might have bludgeoned Lance Herndon to death; unless you’re familiar with this true crime story, you won’t know whodunit until about halfway through the book. Just don’t be tempted to peek ahead at the pictures because the answer is there, which spoils the solving.

Stodghill also lets tension build in his recounting of this entire story, which I really appreciated. Time and again, his writing allowed me to be surprised by things that happened during the investigation, the arrest, and the trial, and he made me gasp once last time at the afterword, in which he writes of where the murderer is today.

Filled with glamour, passion, and edginess, “Redbone: Money, Malice, and

“Redbone: Money, Malice, and Murder in Atlanta” by Ron Stodghill c.2007, Amistad $25.95 241 pages

Murder in Atlanta” is great for true crime aficionados, courtroom fans, and mystery mavens. It’s the perfect book in which to lose yourself this summer.

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BUSINESSDIRECTORY Advertise with Houston Style Magazine call 713-748-6300 and place an ad TODAY! Auto WANTED JAPANESE MOTORCYCLES: Kawasaki Z1-900, KZ900, KZ1000, H2-750, H1-500, S1-250, S2350, S3-400. Cash Paid. 1-800-7721142. 1-310-721-0726.

CARS AND TRUCKS FROM $500. HONDAS, TOYOTAS, FORDS . . . For listings Call Toll Free 1-888-249-9427, Ext. A350 WANTED JAPANESE MOTORCYCLES: Kawasaki Z1-900, KZ900, KZ1000, H2-750, H1-500, S1-250, S2-350, S3-400. Cash Paid. 1-800-772-1142. 1-310721-0726.

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Buy, Sale or Trade

A+ POOL HEATERS - FACTORY Direct: Solar, Heat Pumps or Gas. Complete do-it-yourself pool heater kits. Phone Quotes. 1-888-754-2821.

Ia1.SolarDirect.com NC MOUNTAINS!! Log cabin $119,900. Spectacular 2-story cabin on 1.3 acres. Finishes out into 3 BR/2BA, E-Z Financing. Free info. 828-6528700 Move to Northfla.com- Building lot, $4,888. 3.4 Acres $29,888. 4.2 acres w/larger doublewide MH at $89,888.

Log on for more properties. 888-2227903 movetonorthfla.com CASH PAID for used Dish Network Satellite Receivers. (Not DirecTV).

Call toll free 866-642-5181, Ext.6211

NEED A NEW COMPUTER? Bad Credit - No Problem! Buy new computer now / pay later. NewComputers/Laptops from $20/Month Call now 1-800-451-3217 DIRECTV Satellite Television, FREE Equipment, FREE 4 room Installation, FREE HD or DVR Receiver Upgrade w/rebate. Installation, FREE HD or DVR Receiver Upgrade w/Rebate. Packages from $29.99/mo. Call 800-380-8939 ASSEMBLE MAGNETS & CRAFTS FROM HOME! Yearround Work! Excellent Pay! No Experience! TOLL FREE 1-866-8445091 , code-11 ADVERTISE HERE WITH HOUSTON STYLE MAGAZINE! Call Today to Place and Ad - 713-748-6300

PG 18

Buy, Sale or Trade ALL CASH VENDING! Incredible Income Opportunity! Candy, Gumball, Snack, Soda. Minimum $4K investment required. Excellent quality mchines.

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**OLD GUITARS WANTED! ** Fender, Gibson, Gretsch, Martin, D'Angelico, Stromberg, Rickenbacker, and Mosrite.

Gibson Mandolins/Banjos. 1930's thru 1970's. TOP CASH PAID! These brands only please.

1-800-401-0440 NO SMOKE "ALL" RENTERS WANTED! (ALL CREDIT ACCEPTED) 1-866-239-7641 TENANT CREDIT BUILDER PROGRAM TM. W W W. I R E N T O R O W N . C O M DIRECTV Satellite Television, FREE Equipment, FREE 4 Room Installation, FREE HD or DVR Receiver Upgrade w/Rebate. Packages from $29.99/mo.

Call 1-800-380-8939

Business Opportunity

23 HOME WORKERS NEEDED! Legitimate Home Jobs that pay unbelievable $$$'s Risk Free. Guaranteed paychecks. Register online now. www.

CashJobsOnline.com Absolutely All Cash! Do you earn $800/ day? Vending route. 30 machines + candy. $9995. 1-800-807-6485.

FREE CASH GRANTS! $700 $800,000++ **2007** NEVER REPAY! Personal/Medical Bills, Business, School/House. Almost Everyone qualifies! Live Operators! AVOID DEADLINES! Listings, 1-800-270-1213, Ext.280 FREE CASH GRANTS! $700 $800,000++ **2007** NEVER REPAY! Personal/Medical Bills, Business, School/ House. Almost Everyone qualifies! Live Operators! AVOID DEADLINES! Listings, 1-800-270-1213, Ext. 279 ADVERTISE HERE WITH HOUSTON STYLE MAGAZINE! Call Today to Place and Ad - 713-748-6300 TIMESHARE RESALES. Buy, Sell, Rent. No commission or broker fees. 800640-6886. www.buyatimeshare.com FREE CASH GRANTS! $700-$800,000++ **2007!** NEVER REPAY! Personal/Medical Bills, School, Business, Housing. $49 billion unclaimed 2006! Live Operators! CALL NOW! 1-800-592-0366 Ext. 218 MOVIE EXTRAS Make up to $250/day All looks and ages 1-800-714-7501 RedWeek.com #1 Timeshare Marketplace - Resales, rentals, exchange, resort reviews at 5000+ resorts.

Before you buy, rent, sell or exchange, visit RedWeek.com for value comparison.

HELP WANTED Earn Extra Income assembling CD cases from Home. Working with Top US companies. Start Immediately.

No experience necessary. 1-800-405-7619 Ext 104 www.easywork-greatpay.com Timeshare Resales The cheapest way to Buy, Sell and Rent Timeshares. No Commissions or Broker Fees. Call 1-800-640-6886 or go to www.buyatimeshare.com

Business Opportunity

E mployment

MAKE MONEY Selling Travel! Easy Work from Home! Complete Training and Website! Exciting Commission Checks!

Awesome Travel Bonuses! FREE Info!! Call Now! 1-800-919-2339 Global Travel International

HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA. At home thru First Coast Academy.

Nationally accredited. Free brochure. 888-556-8484, www. firstcoastacademyhigh school.org

FREE CASH GRANTS/PROGRAMS!$700.-$800,000++ **2007!**NEVERREPAY! Personal/ MedicalBills, School,Business, Housing. $49 Billion Unclaimed 2006! Live Operators! CALL NOW! 1-800-592-0366 Ext. 216

E mployment

POST OFFICE NOW HIRING. Avg. $20/hr. $57K yr. Benefits, OT, PT/FT. 1-800-584-1775, Ext.7601, USWA EBAY RESELLERS Needed. Make money daily FT/PT. No experience required.

Need computer. Start Now! 1-800-8432185.

MYSTERY SHOPPERS! Earn up to $150 daily. Get paid to shop pt/ft. Call now 800690-1272.

AIRLINES ARE HIRING- Train for high paying Aviation Maintenance Career. FAA Approved program. Financial aid if qualified- Job placement assistance.

Call Aviation Institute of Maintenance (888)349-5387.

MOVIE EXTRAS / MODELS. Earn up to $200 per day. Work with film/TV production companies. Call 888-615-6244.

DATA ENTRY: Work from anywhere. Flexible hours. PC required.

Excellent career opportunity.

Serious inquiries. 1-800-344-9636-Ext. 310 DATA ENTRY: Work from anywhere. Flexible hours. PC required.

Excellent career opportunity.

Serious inquiries. 1-800-344-9636-Ext. 56 **$700.-$800,000++ **2007! FREE CASH GRANTS/PROGRAMS-, NEVER REPAY! Personal/Medical Bills, School, New Housing, Business. AS SEEN ON T.V. Live Operators! Call Now! 1-800-592-0366 Ext. 217 DATA ENTRY PROCESSORS NEEDED! Earn $3,500 - $5,000 Weekly Working from Home! Guaranteed Paychecks!

No Experience Necessary! Positions Available Today! Register Online Now! www.greatpaywork.com Movie Extras/Models People needed to work in Television and film production. Experience not required.

Attend casting calls immediately Call 888-706-7374 BE YOUR OWN BOSS - Earn significant income selling the American Dream. Proven program includes leads and outstanding company support. Call 1-877-673-4442 or visit www.AmericanHomePartners.com SECRET SHOPPERS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY For Store Evaluations.

Local Stores, Restaurants, Theaters.

Training Provided, Flexible Hours. Up to $50 per assignment!! 1-800-585-9024 ext.

6262 MYSTERY SHOPPERS! Earn up to $150 daily. Get paid to shop pt/ft. Call now 800690-1272.

June 7 - June 13, 2007

ATTEND COLLEGE ONLINE from home. Medical, Business, Paralegal, Computers, Criminal Justice. Job placement assistance. Financial aid and computer provided if qualified. 866-858-2121. www.OnlineTidewaterTech.com

Financial FREE CASH GRANTS! $700 $800,000++ **2007** NEVER REPAY! Personal/Medical Bills, Business, School/House. Almost Everyone qualifies! Live Operators! AVOID DEADLINES! Listings, 1-800-270-1213, Ext. 281 PERSONAL LOANS NO CREDIT CHECK! Borrow $300 to $1500 today.

1-866-337-2538; www.firstcashexpress. com GET FAST CASH! No Credit Bureau Check. No Faxing. Apply Online for Instant Approval. WeLendCash9.com NEED MONEY FAST? Have bad credit? Bank turn-downs no problem.

You're approved. No fees! 877-2161938.

STOP FORECLOSURE guaranteed.

This is not bankruptcy. We do not buy houses. 1-800-771-4453 ext. 6264. www. house911.com All your Cash now.

Stop waiting for payment from notes, lawsuit settlements, prize winnings. Call Prosperity Partners for your Financial options.

800-373-1353 w w w. p r o s p e r i t y p a r t n e r s . c o m $$CASH$$ Immediate Cash for Structured Settlements, Annuities, Lawsuits, Inheritances, Mortgage Notes Cash Flows.

J.G.Wentworth#1 1-(800)794-7310 $$$ ACCESS LAWSUIT CASH NOW!!!

As seen on TV. Injury Lawsuit Dragging?

Need $500-$500,000++ within 48/hrs?

Low rates. APPLY NOW BY PHONE! 1866-386-3692 www.injuryadvances.com Owe the IRS or State??? Haven't filed tax returns??? Get Instant Relief.

Call Mike 1-800-487-1992 www.safetaxhelp.com Hablamos español FAST CASH! Up to $1500 with no faxing and no credit bureau check.

Good, bad and ugly credit OK. Apply online for instant approval.

WeLendCash.com NEED A LOAN? No credit - BAD credit - Bankruptcy - Repossession - Personal Loans - Auto Loans - Consolidation Loans AVAILABLE! "We have been helping people with credit problems since 1991". Call 1-800-6541816.

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Financial

NEED A LOAN? No credit - BAD credit - Bankruptcy - Repossession - Personal Loans - Auto Loans - Consolidation Loans AVAILABLE! "We have been helping people with credit problems since 1991". Call 1-800-654-1816. $50,000 Guaranteed. Never Repay.

Grants for school, business, home or pay bills. As seen on TV. 800-679-8994

Medical /Healthcare

AFFORDABLE HEALTH BENEFITS. $184.95/ mo. for entire family. Hospitalization, Prescriptions, Dental, Vision, More. Everyone accepted. 877-264-4934 PREGNANT? Consider adoption.

24/7. Receive pictures/info. YOU choose your baby’s family! Financial assistance. 1-866-236-7638. Lic#123021.

GHR 15 is the #1 selling Anti-Aging Supplement. All natural, slows aging!

Call now 1-800-605-6787.

HEALTHCARE for $59.93/mo!!

NEW, LOW PRICE! Per family!

Prescriptions, Dental, Vision, More!

Call!! 800-891-4312.

Absolutely at NO cost to you if eligible!! NEW FEATHERWEIGHT MOTORIZED WHEELCHAIRS. Medicare and Private insurance accepted. ENK Mobile Medical. 1-800-693-8896 HEALTHCARE for $59.93/mo!!!

NEW LOW PRICE! Entire immediate Family! Prescriptions, Dental, Vision, Hospitalization, more! Call Today!

800-531-2630 Affordable Health Benefits Under $166.00 monthly for the Entire Family.

Hospitalization, Prescriptions, Dental, Vision, Doctors, Chiropractic, More.

Everyone'sAccepted! Call 800-9301796 Sales Pros Wanted PREGNANT? Consider adoption.

24/7. Receive pictures/info. YOU choose your baby’s family! Financial assistance. 1-866-236-7638. Lic#123021.

Legal FATHERS' RIGHTS: Free & Full Service. Child custody, Divorce, Visitation, 1-800-983-7258 Ext/21.

Services

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June 7 - June 13, 2007

PG 19

Low Prices every aisle…every day every aisle…every day

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$ 38

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$ 49 lb.

5

4 $ for

Fresh!

Smoked lb. Ham Hocks value pack

Fresh!

Okra

Tampico Fruit Drink 128 oz. assorted varieties

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$ 42

Prices Good Wednesday, June 6 Thru Tuesday, June 12, 2007 At Your Neighborhood H-E-B Stores.

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Nature Sweet Cocktail Tomatoes 12 oz.

Hill Country Fare Soft Spread 48 oz.

Some items may not be available in all stores. Items not valid at Central Market.

Due to the popularity of our Extra Low Prices Every Day, we reserve the right to limit quantities. Limit Rights Reserved.

We Accept Lone Star Card, WIC And Manufacturers' Coupons. Printed on recycled paper. ©2007 H-E-B Food Stores, 07-3757CS

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Boston Butt Pork Roast

sold whole in the bag

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Hill Country Fare Frozen Pizza 6.5 oz. assorted varieties

$ 86 ea.

Just for Me! Relaxer Kit

visit www.heb.com