HOW HOLLYWOOD IS THIS: GETTING YOUR HAIR CUT AT WORK!
If you’re one of those busy people who don’t have time to stop by the barber or a corporate executive always on the go – this guy is who you’re looking for. When I first arrived in Houston Reggie Moses was recommended to me and he did a great job. Not only is he very capable at what he does he will come where you are. He is the first mobile barber I have ever met. His client list includes Professional athletes, Company executives and everyday folk who just don’t have the time to sit and wait for their barber. And he’s very diverse in his clientele base so everyone is welcomed. You may just want to give Reggie a call – Michael Berry, Terence Fontaine, Rick Flanigan, Bob Martin, Ronald Green, Jarvis Johnson, Carl ‘The New Hammer’ Davis, Frank Michel, Gordon Rentzsch, Felix Chevalier, Omar Wilson, Mike Mack, Chuck Rosenthal, Judge Michael Fields, Damon Williams, Chris Brown, Judge Levi Benton, Sylvester Turner and all you big wigs who are faced with precious time issues!
P.S. AND HOW COOL IS IT TO GET YOUR HAIR CUT AT WORK – THAT’S SOME HOLLYWOOD STUFF!
REGGIE MOSES: 281-221-0807
WHERE IN THE WORLD HAS THE INSITE BEEN – UNDER A ROCK!
Geraldo – the tv talk show host – was reviewing the whole Kramer (Michael Richards) issue on his FOX show. And after reflecting on the comedy club incident Geraldo said “At least we know now why there were never any Blacks on Seinfeld.” That was pretty funny to me even though I’ve never ever seen a single episode of the show. In fact, now that I think about it, I’ve never seen Seinfeld, E.R., Friends, or Everybody Loves Raymond. Where in the world has The Insite been. I guess I’ve been too busy watching re-runs of Good Times.
HE DIDN’T SAY HE READS THE INSITE BUT HE CAME PRETTY CLOSE!
Even though he didn’t indicate he reads the Insite – Chuck Rosenthal – The Harris County District attorney came pretty close. When I went to interview him this week he had a question for The Insite. He asked me if I’ve ever read a website called Bloghouston.net…I said yes. Rosenthal replied by saying The Insite is quite often mentioned on their site. So I’m sure at some point Mr. Rosenthal clicked the link my fellow bloggers Kevin and Anne have included. Chuck has been the District Attorney in Harris County since 2001. He argued before the supreme court on the sodomy issue in 2002. The Alice, Tx native is a 1976 graduate of the South Texas College of Law. He joined the D.A.’s office back in 1977 and has been there since. Chuck tells The Insite while he doesn’t watch any newscasts at night – he does watch FOX 26 news in the morning while he’s getting ready for work. And Rosenthal also wondered exactly why so many people considered FOX a conservative news network. He says they appeared to be FAIR AND BALANCED to him. Hey Chuck – Thanks for stopping by The Insite!
MINISTERS WANT A PUBLIC DEFENDER IN HARRIS COUNTY!

The members of Houston Ministers Against Crime are pushing for Harris County to get a public defenders office. The group says Houston is one of only a few major cities without a public defenders office to represent indigent defendants. Currently in Harris County defendants who can’t afford their own legal counsel are appointed an attorney by the courts. However, HMAC says the cost of appointing an attorney is much more expensive than relying on a public defender. The ministers also say more poor defendants are finding themselves entering plea deals because court appointed attorneys are not fighting for the suspects. The Harris County Commissioners court must approve the creation of such an office. So far Commissioner Sylvia Garcia is supporting the effort. Some pictured above are Rev. James Nash, Rev. F.N. Williams, and Rev. Robert Jefferson…
Price Comparison according to Texas A&M: Court Appointed Attorney = $466 per case Public Defender = $125 per case Note: The test market for this comparison is Dallas, TX
THE FOX 26 VIDEO: http://www.myfoxhouston.com/myfox/pages/News/Detail?contentId=1561063&version=2&locale=EN-US&layoutCode=VSTY&pageId=3.2.1
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