SPORTS MENU TIPS ‘Stuff The Bus’ to accept donations Kid’s Corner BW to hold MBA open house Stuff the Bus for Cleveland’s Kids will hold its There will be an MBA Open House at B-W annual shoes, clothing, school supply fund drive to ben- Darian Van Horn, who is East, Landmark Centre, 25700 Science Park Dr. (Suite efit Greater Cleveland’s children in need during the back the son of Belinda Lemon, is 11 100) on Wednesday, August 15, at 6 p.m. Participants can Boxers Compete Handy Snack Bubbling to school season on Friday, August 17 from 10 a.m. to 6 speak with faculty to learn more about B-W’s MBA pro- At Olympic Trials With Blueberries p.m. at Great Northern Mall Parking Lot, North Olmsted. A months old. He has a lovely smile grams. Practical, principled and powerful, a B-W MBA school bus will be parked in the mall parking lot and volun- and likes cooing as well as playing combines sound theory and practical application to pro- teers will be on hand to accept donations. People can take vide work-relevant learning for tomorrow’s business lead- a chance to win prices with the WDOK Fifth Third Bank with his squeaky toy. Darian has ers. For reservations or info., e-mail [email protected] or See Page 8 See Page 9 Mega Money Machine. For information, visit www.sc4k. three brothers and one sister. call(440) 826-2390 or (800) 773-4261. Register online, at org or call (216) 881-SHOE (7463) x. 1. Van Horn www.bw.edu/academics/bus/programs/openhouse. EVOL.ASTSID 28 No. 27 Tuesday, July 31, 2007 - Friday, August 3, 2007E NEWDaily S ISSUED FRIDAY FREE FREE SERVING: LARCHMERE - WOODLAND, SHAKER SQUARE, BUCKEYE, WOODLAND, MT. PLEASANT, LEE & AVALON, HARVARD - LEE, MILES - UNION, UNIVERSITY CIRCLE AREA, READ ON - WRITE ON WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS, VILLAGES OF NORTH RANDALL, HIGHLAND HILLS AND CITY OF EAST CLEVELAND READ ON - WRITE ON “COVERING THE NEWS TODAY FOR A BETTER TOMORROW” City puts locks on fire hydrants The City of Cleveland’s for the purpose of testing and ex- and help to minimize the risk of pipes us to gauge the effectiveness of Divisions of Fire and Water re- tinguishing fires. breaking. hydrant locks and to ensure the cently teamed up to distribute and “Opening hydrants can Pressure is increased in the safety of not only the residents, install hydrant locks on city fire lead to sever injuries, including mains to flush the water out of the hy- but for our water mains, fire hy- hydrants. death. This pilot program is aimed drants and when this happens, if not drants and fire fighters,” said J. 37 locks were installed at keeping our children safe, reduc- done properly, can cause the main to Christopher Nielson, Commis- at pre-determined locations. Fire ing residual water loss and compli- break, leaving residents and fire men sioner of Water. companies and battalions will be cations resulting from unauthor- without water when needed. The locks will remain equipped with special wrenches to ized hydrant use and safety for the “This pilot program will help on until late September. ensure every fire company has ac- firefighters responding to calls,” cess to hydrants when needed. says Fire Chief, Paul Stubbs. Tips recommended to ‘Beat the Heat’ The locks help keep hy- Installing these locks will Forecasters predict temper- Index of 100 degrees. Residents drants secure and accessible only also help protect the water mains ature above 90 degrees with a Heat can keep cool by visiting any of The Cleveland Chapter of the Urban League recently held its 20 An- the city pools Wednesday thru nual Celebration in Black & White Ball at the La Centre in Westlake. Myron Sunday from noon until 8 p.m. Robinson (third from left), entertained guest at the event. Photo l to r: Brenda Robinson, Steven Minter, Cleveland State University executive in residence, and by following these impor- Robinson and Dolly Minter. (ESDN Photo by Omar Quadir) tant tips. Recommendations to “Beat the Heat”: Stay out of direct sun- light; Limit physical activity during high temperatures; Drink plenty of water and avoid caf- feine; Wear light colored, loose fitting clothing; Watch out for the warning signs of heatstroke: fainting, feeling nauseous, a rapid pulse rate and/or flushed skin; and Children should never be left in a parked car for any pe- riod of time particularly when it is very hot! Attendees in attendance for the Cleveland’s Urban League 20th An- Shoreway ramp closed nual Celebration in Black & White Ball at the La Centre Party Center in West- Beginning Monday Au- lake helped the Urban League celebrate an outstanding event and such people gust 6th at 9:30 a.m. the Shore- as Dave Janus, Hilton Smith, Barbara Danforth, Charles Thigpen and Myron way exit ramp to West 3rd Street Robinson added to the celebration and to give continual support to the Urban will be closed due to guardrail League. (ESDN Photo by Omar Quadir) work. Posted detours will be on the Shoreway Exit Ramp at East 9th Street, north on East 9th Street to Erieside and west on Erieside to West 3rd Street. The ramp is scheduled Cleveland youths between the ages of 14-18 are partnering with the Cleveland Division of Water and Water Pol- to close every day at 9:30 a.m. lution Control through Youth Opportunities Unlimited (YOU) to work during the summer to paint fire hydrants and apply and reopen at 4:00 p.m. special curb markers to catch basins urging people not to pollute. YOU will employ 200 youths and 20 supervisors for the The ramp is scheduled program which continues August 17th. Youth painting a fire hydrant on E.115th St. and Woodland Ave. are Jacob Williams, to reopen Thursday, August 9, 15, attends John Marshall; Jasmine Elder, 14, attends Hope High; Robinson Murray, 14, attends Greater Achievement; and at 4:00 p.m. upon completion of supervisor Shyjaun Larken, who is a student at Kent State University. work.

The celebration for the Cleveland Urban League to celebrate its 20th Annual Celebration in Black & White Ball was held recently at the La City youths paint fire hydrants Centre Party Center in Westlake. The attendees for the event came out to not only support the ball but to give their continual support to the Cleveland Ur- The Cleveland Division include the application of special Department appreciate the services posed of within the sewer sys- ban League. To help celebrate the event are Marcus Wright, Yolanda Harris- of Water and Water Pollution Con- curb marker stickers to catch ba- provided by the youth so in the event tem. ton-Wright, Dorian Harriston (Urban League young professional), Donna trol are partnering with Youth Op- sins, within the city. of fire, the bright orange and silver The program continues Chester and Richard Chester. (ESDN Photo by Omar Quadir) portunities Unlimited (YOU) to In addition to the assigned painted fire hydrant tops will enable all summer and ends on August employ 200 youths and 20 supervi- tasks for the youth, YOU will pro- firemen to easily spot the hydrants. 17th and participants will be Rev. Earnest Kelley was a builder sors, ages 14-18 and all Cleveland vide a work readiness component The special curb marked painting hydrants and placing residents, to paint fire hydrants to include: time management, work catch basins remind residents of the curb markers Monday - Friday By GEORGE GOLDMAN and apply special curb markers to performance and professional re- importance of conservation and an between the hours of 9 a.m. to 1 catch basins urging people not to sponsibility. Many residents with- awareness of what should not be dis- p.m. As Rev. James McTyre pollute. in the city reported the good job the eulogized the late Rev. Dr. Ear- This is the second year young men and women performed nest Kelley, Sr., he not only talked the city has employed youth to last year painting fire hydrants in Gasoline prices tumble in area about his outstanding qualities as paint fire hydrants and perform neighborhoods. a minister but also about how he Northeast Ohio motorists How much further additional assigned tasks which Residents and the Fire will have a little more to spend on gasoline prices may drop be- built the church and congregation their summer entertainment this tween now and the end of the at St. Mark’s Full Gospel Baptist week since gas prices fell for the summer is difficult to know. Church. second straight week. In the next few weeks refiner- Services for Rev. Kelley With a current drop of 16.3 ies will begin to sell off their was held on Thursday, July 19th at cents, a gallon of regular, unlead- remaining summer grade fuel, the church and interment was held and start switching back to pro- ed, self-serve gasoline now costs at Highland Park Cemetery. $2.67. ducing winter blends. According to the AAA Fuel This process - similar Rev. Kelley died on Fri- Gauge, this week the nationwide to that which takes place in the day, July 13th at the age of 81 years Rev. Kelley, Sr. average price of self-serve regular Spring - can cause problems at old. center where older people in the gasoline is $2.88 per gallon; a de- refineries and disruptions in the Rev. Kelley acquired the neighborhood could exercise and cline of eight cents from one week distribution process which can old Gypsy Celler (a favorite res- youngsters could play, as well as ago and down more than 18 cents lead to price spikes. taurant and bar for Hungarian ce- a banquet hall. Another achieve- per gallon in the last two weeks. As At some point the high lebrities) on Buckeye Rd. and con- ment for Rev. Kelley was in 1979 oil was stubbornly climbing higher cost of oil also will impact the verted the establishment into St. when he developed the St. Mark’s last week, gasoline prices continued ability of gasoline prices to go their downward march. lower. Mark’s Full Gospel Baptist Church Daycare Center. new home in 1972. Rev. Kelley was born in AAA Fuel Gauge Gasoline Price Survey According Rev. Kelley’s Tuskegee, Alabama and in 1944 he daughter, Doris Elaine McCrea- moved to Cleveland and in 1945 The thunderstorm and rain storm with lightening created hav- Northeast Ohio Average for Self-Service Gasoline ry, “He put a whole new face on he married Dorthy Varner and the oc in several parts of Cleveland while it affected the traffic lights and Regular the building and made it into a couple had three children, Ernest, electricity in building in the E. 55th St. and Woodland and Kinsman Today (8-03-07) $2.67 church.” Jr. died in 1991. He is survived Avenues. The traffic lights were out and Cleveland police officers had Last Week (7-27-07) $2.83 While the minister at by his wife of 62 years, Dorthy; to direct traffic in the area. Traffic lights were out along Woodland Ave. Last Year (8-01-06) $3.01 the church, Rev. Kelley created daughters Annie Ruth Lenard and at E. 79th St. and E. 84th St. a food center and a recreation Doris Elaine McCreary. 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Welcome neighbors for My father was in Chicago. sion. years we remained engaged fact they both only made it Eventually I had the next few columns we a hard working man, al- Many a day he He was another with out being sexually ac- through the 8th grade and picked it up and began read- plan to relay some brief, though he spent most of would bring his stash home who I admired and wanted tive. dropped out of the 9th. ing it. I can remember that inspirational stories about his time drinking away our to sell locally. He knew my to be like. While in the We both under- Therefore their education is very day. real people who at some family income and beating views on the whole idea Nazi's I had witnessed the stood that more problems obviously limited. The house was point in their lives chose my mom, I still love my and when he left one day, I 60's all over again. would occur. Being with All they know is crystal clean, the air was to become Muslim. father. took about $1,000 of drugs I was there when this woman I was able to what they see on TV and soft and sweet and the light- These stories are My father comes he had stashed away and they organized the attack on become who I wanted to see from the behavior of ing was dim and perfect for merely for the purpose from Irish and German flushed it down the toilet. the little 11 year old black be. people. reading. of sharing information background; he has a sort When he found boy walking in a white I studied and stud- I have to admit, It was the transla- about individuals from of 'back home' old-fashion out, I swear, he wanted to neighborhood in Chicago ied and began to realize my from my parents raising my tion from Abdullah Yusuf various different back- way of living. kill me; and he would have (around 1997). life and it's purpose. the way they did, I honor Ali. I read his introduc- grounds who decided to W h e n e v e r h e if he had the chance. They would have I knew that I was their discipline and give tion, the first 3 pages, and practice Islam and why. would come home drunk or Of course I was killed him but they wanted missing something, I mean them absolute gratitude for I began to cry like a baby. Hello again neigh- just upset about something the one who my parents to leave a sign. I really knew but I couldn't what they did for mre. I cried and cried and I bors. We continue our se- he would come to me and took it out on because I Upon seeing these put my finger on it, but I They forced me to couldn't help myself. ries about different people my younger brother and was older and I should have things I knew that I didn't fit would not give up search- become a man. I had my I knew that this in depth, interesting stories lay it out on us until he had taught him better. in any more. ing. first job at the age of 12. was what I was looking for about what lead them to nothing else to do. That made me In 1995 I had met The more I read At the age of 13 I and I wanted to beat myself become Muslim. Many times I could realize how fragile life can the first girl I could ever say the more my parents were was working full time mak- to death for not finding it Please enjoy and not even walk or breathe be. I didn't want to die an I had loved. Even though drawn back. As I had ing just as much as they. earlier. don't forget to e-mail us if from all the blows. idiot so I began studying I had a perfect opportunity pointed out that my family By the age of 16 I I just knew in my you have any questions at Of course I had to anything and everything. to do whatever is very competitive they had my 1st apartment. heart how magical it was. our new address: muslim. be the one who got it most I couldn't take my I wanted with her, I didn't. began mentally attacking I cooked, cleaned, This was not the [email protected]. because I was older and face out of a book unless I I couldn't allow my self to me with how bad a child I washed my own laundry, Islam I knew. This was not I can remember, any rap my brother gave put it in another. be completely intimate with was and how ungrateful a did my own shopping and the Arab thing I was taught throughout my childhood, I would take his whack as Once they see the someone who I wasn't mar- person I am for their shelter was preparing myself to get to think was dirty. all the times my parents well. This was most of my other person advancing ried to. and food they supply me married. This was my life fought over money issues, childhood. Then came my they want to stop you in A few months with. From the point wrapped up in a few pag- living situations and the teenage years. your tracks and allow you afterward I had proposed My parents never of view that my parents es. like. With eveything to go no further. judged people by their ac- Every page told In the name of Allah the Beneficent, the Merciful I remember living happening around me, such My parents had tions, I agreed with them my life. I was reading my in the project homes on the as girlfriends, flings, booz- mixed feelings of my per- and I still do. soul and it felt good, but South Central side of Chi- ing, bars, drugs, etc. sonal studies. But that caused regretful. cago with almost nothing to I just could not al- They were worried that I "ISLAM IN THE COMMUNITY" me to hate Muslims and After this I had eat. low myself to be a part of might become brainwashed Islam. I swear I really hated reunited with my fiancee's With a family of any of it. or follow some cult. For questions or more information on ISLAM contact: Muslims like you would not and we discussed the whole 10 it was hard for my father It just didn't feel They were right in HASHIM ABDUL-KHALIQ believe. matter maturely. to support the family in the right. My brother was one one thing, I became a Nazi (216) 721-1146 Many say it is due Shortly afterward in 1994. 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Is there anything I can Consent Decrees usually indi- firm of Lane, Alton & Horst an outbreak of violence across We’ve internalized gressive, and attempt to destroy to change the historical condi- do about it? cate how much money needs LLC who practices environ- the nation in black communities. tions that keep refueling the that out physical characteristics them. If we attack the things we A.: Yes. The Clean to be paid to the government mental and agricultural law. Not to mention, violence has al- problem. They say to extinguish and mental capabilities were hate and hold hostility toward Air Act and Clean Water Act for the pollution, when permit For more information ways been a constant in the black inferior. We’ve seemingly tried when we’re overly frustrated a fire one way to do so is to re- provide that private citizens can applications must be submitted on a variety of legal topics, community. Everyone seems to harder to change our physical and angry, when we hate our- move the source of the fuel. We sue polluters if the government and issued, what the timetable visit the OSBA’s web site at wonder why we have so much characteristics than we’ve tried selves we’ll attack ourselves, must do like some other groups does not take action against the is for when the pollution must www.ohiobar.org. violence in black communities, to change our mental abilities. suggest Amos Wilson, a late and and vow to discontinue this polluters. These suits are known be minimized or eliminated, Articles appearing and say that it must stop if we’re We seem to try to change some great psychologist in his video, holocaust, and in addition say as “citizen suits.” and how much the polluter in this column are intended to to have wholesome, viable, and of our physical characteristics, “A Blueprint for Black Power.” never again! We must put our Q.: What must I do to needs to pay in attorney fees. provide broad, general infor- functional communities. Few ask but we don’t seem to work hard We will channel that energies into knowledge, educa- Law You Can Use is mation about the law. how we got this way, or how we at changing our intellectual abil- hostility, anger and hatred in- tion, skill, technology, and into sue a polluter? a weekly consumer legal in- Before applying this can change the actual conditions reconditioning ourselves and A.: To begin, you ities. It’s unusual that we would ward because that’s the thing formation column provided by that got us into this situation. try to change something that’s we dislike most. Black self-hate our youth. We must quit trying must first provide notice to the information to a specific legal the Ohio State Bar Association problem, readers are urged to From the time the impervious to change, and not then becomes a mechanism for to modify our racial characteris- U.S. EPA, the Ohio EPA (if you (OSBA). seek advice from an attorney. first outside group landed on try to work at what could actu- black self-destruction and black tics, and instead seek to improve live in Ohio), and to the pollut- the sores of Africa more than ally be changed. self-defeat. The aim of our anger the knowledge and intellectual er. Your notice must identify the 10,000 years ago, we’ve been For example, we can and aggressiveness become self capabilities of each successive facility you believe has violated Author writes book on agrarianism conditioned to violence and get a better education, and im- and other who look like us. Oth- generation. When we imitate the law, and which violations of self-destruction. We indirectly prove our mental functioning ers provoke our anger, but we other groups it give them the law you believe the polluter has In contemporary don examines why the tradi- learned this violence and self- over the generations, but we re- get mad and strike out against idea that we’re not satisfied with committed. urban culture, interest in tional farm has appealed to destruction through learning to sist. It seems that we resist this each other. ourselves, and further instills in You also must state rural life and farming culture artists throughout the centu- hate ourselves. We were treated notion of working harder and In this way blacks us a degree of self-hate. what type of relief you expect often takes a back seat to ries by addressing the social in such a despise manner that we being more studious in school comply with the system. Blacks We must reorient our- to receive. the movers and shakers of and philosophical influences learned self-hate. as acting white; while straight- are considered abnormal when selves to our values and seek to Q.: What happens af- a fast-paced, market-driven behind agrarian art. We were mistreated ening out hair, getting blue con- they do things to maintain them- find new ways of dealing with ter I notify everybody? society. Logsdon divides his A.: Once the citizen from the time others appeared on tact lenses and reconstructive selves and things against the our frustrations, hostilities, and Yet for the artists, discussion into three sections the African shores. There were surgery on some of our physical system, normal only when they aggressions. suit notice provision is trig- writers, and singers who according to the artists’ pre- many successive invasions that features. comply with the desires of the Mr. Willis is the au- gered, you must wait at least 60 lasted to the time of the slave Our exposure in an system. Having inculcated and thor of 15 professional journal days before taking any kind of dedicate their lives and work ferred medium. trade. Our culture was occupied, alien society has taught us to have regenerated this self-hate for ap- articles, a number of magazine enforcement action. This is to to rural life, agrarianism is a The first section ad- and we were taught that out cul- self-hate for our own physical proximately 10,000 years has articles, and over 300 news- allow the appropriate federal continual source of inspira- dresses the relationship be- ture was inferior. There was an characteristics. We were condi- conditioned us to be destruc- paper articles. His latest book, and state authorities the time to tion. Agrarianism thrives tween the land and the canvas, attempt to change the way our tioned to hate ourselves because tive toward ourselves and oth- Why Black Americans Behave decide if they want to bring an when populations settle in detailing the Kuerner farm’s basic institutions functioned. we were told we were treated ers. Consequently, we see the As They do, may be reviewed enforcement action. If they de- an area, and it is this social influence on the Wyeth fam- We had a part in allowing this to this way because we were black. violence existing at such a high along with the other books at cide to take enforcement action, stability that gives rise to ily. happen. We were mistreated by Consequently, we learned to de- level in the black community - www.geocities.com/willisjt. E- then you cannot sue under the agrarian art. Part two discusses other groups until the time of the spise things black. Through hav- and constantly increasing. mail Willis at willisjt@yahoo. citizen suit provisions. If they Art and framing how the agrarian lifestyle in- slave trade. At that time we were ing this self-hate we’ve learned Our conditioning has com. do not take action, then you can share a variety of features, fluenced literature from works so confused and disorganized, to dislike and strike out at every- made us confused, disorganized, proceed with your citizen suit. and chaotic by all those years of thing that looks like us. and chaotic about out position Wanted Experienced Q.: Can a citizen ex- including dedication to the produced by Wendell Berry occupation by other cultures that This self-hate deso- in the world. We’ve learned to Journalist pect to get a polluter to comply learning of limits, attention and Harlan Hubbard to con- we were vulnerable to the slave lates blacks and leaves us self- not unify as a group, and to be with the law? to detail, patience, practical temporary farm periodicals. trade. destructive as well as destructive alienated from one another. We Call (216) 721-1674 A.: Yes. A citizen who affection, and rootedness in Written for those We were treated in toward each other. This causes us learned to lack love, loyalty, uni- SubscribeTo brings an action under either the place; and it is these shared who find solace in the agrar- such an uncivilized manner dur- to turn on ourselves and perpetu- ty, or the ability to consolidate Clean Air or Clean Water Acts features that perpetuate and ian way of life and use it as ing our capture and transport to ate all manner of inappropriate resources. We must also keep EAST SIDE is entitled to an injunction (a strengthen the bond between a pathway towards artistic the New World that we further behavior on each other and the in mind that if problems are al- DAILY NEWS court order) to get the polluter artist and farmer today. expression, The Mother of all learned to despise ourselves. In community. Blacks take every- lowed to build and accumulate Call (216) 721-1674 to comply with the law. For ex- slavery we were brutalized and thing thrown at them by other over an extensive period of time “The Mother of All Arts pays tribute to the land ample, if the polluter is operat- Arts: Agrarianism and the and the art it both inspires and sold at will. Men were sepa- groups, and turn the hostility, without meaningful interven- Newspaper For Sale ing without having the required Creative Impulse” details the reflects. rated from their families, used anger, frustration, and devasta- tion, they’ll exponentially in- Ideal For Person permit, it will be required to get as studs, and treated as property tion right back at each other. crease. This is what causes some symbiotic relationship be- Logsdon, a writer Who Wants To Be one. If the facility is not already rather than human beings. This Blacks have been con- of the violence in the black com- minimizing or reducing its pol- tween art and the land, high- and farmer in Upper San- continued until after slavery, ditioned away from taking their munity. Problems have exploded Involved In Total lution, it must take action to lighting both artists who take dusky, Ohio, is the author of when an even more insidious hostility and aggression out on out of control, and there’s so Cleveland Area! do so under an injunction. In their inspiration from agri- many books, including The form of racism, discrimination, the legitimate object of their frus- much confusion, chaos, and dis- addition, the polluter may be culture and farmers who use Contrary Farmer, and forth- and prejudice became effective. tration. Therefore, other groups organization that violence is a Call (216) 721-1674 required to pay a civil penalty art to inspire their labors. coming novels, The Lords of We’ve lived with racism, preju- haven’t had to worry en masse to the government. Finally, a dice, and discrimination since about black’s aggression against Author Gene Logs- Folly and The Husbandman. citizen who wins a suit against slavery. We’ve lived with lack of them. 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McKnight and David tickets are 50% off when Kibble, who joined the ry of attention and the Tickets are also ated summer performing Thomas integrate R&B attending with a parent, group that night. group went on to record available at all Ticket- arts park in its 69th year Hawaiian Luau to be held and jazz influences into if all attending adults They performed or appear with a number master outlets, Ticket- of existence. Come and rience in culinary their devotional music. hold Cleveland Heights in local churches and on of luminaries includ- State budget helps older Ohioans see a “quiet-kept se- catering and party Their jazz har- Recreation IDs. A $2 campus over the next ing Quincy Jones, Ella cret” in South Euclid planning excellence. monies, original songs discount is available years with group mem- Fitzgerald and Stevie Ohio’s new about $1,140 a month and vocal pyrotechnics when presenting a se- bership changing as stu- Wonder. two-year budget contains per person, compared on Sunday, August The services can be are said to represent some nior citizen ID, student dents graduated. In 1987 Their perfor- plenty of good news for with $4,800 per month 19, from 2 p.m. to off-site or on-site. of the best a’capella ever ID, or a Friends of Cain the group was signed to mance at Cain Park is older adults. to be in a nursing home 6 p.m. at Ivy’s Ca- While weddings are recorded., Their latest Park membership card. Warner Brothers, Nash- supported by the A.M. With his sig- on Medicaid, the gov- tering at Greemont the cornerstone of CD, Feels Good, was re- Oakwood Col- ville and changed its McGregor Home. nature on the $52.3 bil- ernment health insurance Party Center when their business, they leased on the band’s own lege freshman Claude name to Take 6. Tickets for all lion budget, Governor program for the poor. they host their regu- provide an array of record label. McKnight (and brother Their epony- Cain Park events are Ted Strickland recently People on Advance tick- of R&B sensation Brian mous debut album, re- available at the ticket of- expanded measures de- PASSPORT receive lar monthly all-you- private parties and signed to help senior services such as home- can-eat buffet. corporate events. Damien Rice in concert at Allen Theatre citizens hang onto their delivered meals, house- This month’s Buffets are Ivy’s homes. All senior citi- keeping help and trans- theme is a tradition- specialty. Sit-down Singer and song- (cello). U.K. Top 75 Album Chart. been a favorite with film zens will quality for a portation to medical Rice’s concert It received ex- and TV producers who have al Hawaiian Luau. and family-style writer Damien Rice will property tax exemption appointments. make his Playhouse Square tickets are $35.00, $32.75, traordinary critical praise woven such Rice works as Entertainment will dinners can be ar- that could save them The budget has debut on Tuesday, Septem- $27.50 and $10.00 and are and was featured in nu- “The Blower’s Daughter,” be the Dr. David M. ranged. Events of all ber 11, at 7:30 p.m. in the available at the Playhouse merous Best Albums of “Cold Water,” “9 Crimes,” hundreds of dollars a always placed a limit on Allen Theatre. Square Ticket Office, online 2003 lists, including Enter- “Older Chests” and “Deli- year. the number of openings Thomas Ensemble types are available: Rice has fashioned at www.PlayhouseSquare. tainment Weekly, People, cate” into their background And more low- for PASSPORT enroll- performing Motown seminar workshops, a burgeoning career out of org, or by calling (216) 241- Blender and Rolling Stone, music. income, disabled seniors ment, which has tended Sound, jazz, includ- luncheon meetings, 6000 or (800) 766-6048. his unique alternative pop/ which called “O” “one of Also, Shrek the will have the option to force some people folk sound. Born December the most gorgeous first al- Third, the Mike Nichols’ ing a steel drummer. company parties & to receive care in their into institutional care Blessed with a de- 7, 1973 in Dublin, Ireland, bums in recent memory.” Oscar-nominated Closer, I Also featured in the banquets, business voted fan base, Rice’s fans Rice’s musical road began Newsweek hailed am David and The Girl in homes rather than in before they may need it. Ensemble are no- breakfasts, dinner have made him an interna- with the rock band Juniper. “O” as “an out-and-out gor- the Cafe’ were all films fea- nursing facilities. The new budget, tional star, sending his album After leaving Juniper, Rice geous CD...ful of undiluted, turing Rice songs, and TV “We are in sup- however, expands the table vocalists Rich programs, fundrais- “O” into the platinum-sell- moved to rural Italy where unfalsified emotions.” viewers of such programs port of older adults,” number of PASSPORT Lucky and Patricia ers, church gather- ing stratosphere before turn- he played acoustic guitar, The album in- as ER, House, Crossing Jor- said Ronald Hill, execu- openings statewide by Harris Thomas. ings, high school wrote songs and performed cludes the songs “Volcano,” dan, Criminal Minds, Grey’s ing their purchasing power tive director of the West- 5,600. Locally, by the to his current album “9”.. in the streets around Europe “Cannonball,” and “Blow- Anatomy, Alias, Lost and Come and reunions, fashion of which People Magazine for money. er’s Daughter,” the central Bones have all been treated ern Reserve Area Agen- end of 2008, WRAAA see? Enjoy lots of shows, expos, chari- said, “9” is a perfect “10.” In 2002, he re- piece of music in Mike to the Rice musical magic. cy on Aging. “They see anticipates serving 5,000 food, fun and friends. ty galas, and cocktail corded his first album, “0,” Nichols’ Oscar nominated For more infor- that older adults want to PASSPORT clients. Following the suc- Reservations are re- parties. cess of his 2007 summer for which he won the Short- film Closer. mation, visit www.Da- remain in their homes To learn more tour, Rice will include Play- list Music Prize in 2003. Rice’s songs have mienRice.com. as they age. And they about PASSPORT and quired at (216) 297- For an ap- Rice’s Playhouse Square house Square in his limited understand that home other WRAAA in-home 0891. pointment, call (216) North American live concert performance will feature High blood pressure is an epidemic songs from Rice’s debut is the most cost-effec- services for older adults, Ivy’s Cater- 297-0891 or (216) tour. (NAPS)-High of the risks of high blood Playing songs album “O”, which has sold tive place for seniors to call (216) 621-0303 or ing at Greemont Par- 283-4911. Ivy’s Ca- blood pressure affects pressure, as well as the from both his “0” debut al- well over two million cop- receive care if they need (800) 626-7277 or visit ty Center has more tering at Greemont bum and the current “9,” ies worldwide. an estimated 72 million benefits of proper care, it.” www.psa10a.org. Americans and more than many of the leading medi- than 25 years expe- Party Center. Rice will be joined by his Prior to reaching Under the new Gold Sales stateside, “O” 1 billion people world- cal groups have signed on band: Joel Shearer (guitar), budget, Ohio’s current Shane Fitzsimons (bass), achieved triple-Platinum wide. The good news to a new report that details A new history of the Jewish Midwest homestead property tax Tom Osander (drums & per- sales status in the U.K. and is that if the condition the seriousness of the con- strong ethnic and cultural cussion) and Vyvienne Long spent over 80 weeks on the is properly controlled, dition. exemption will expand The Ohio River riverside states of Ohio, Valley’s geographical lo- Kentucky, West Virgin- identify which became the incidence of major The report pre- to include any home- owner who is 65 or older cale at the convergence ia, Indiana, Illinois and the heart and foundation health problems-includ- dicts significantly higher of the American Mid- or permanently disabled. of the North, South, and Pennsylvania affected the ing stroke, heart attack rates of disability and Midwest has given rise to larger national experi- west. and heart failure-can be death in the U.S. and In the past, the exemp- a distinct regional iden- ence of Jews in America. “Jewish Com- greatly reduced. around the world if efforts tion has been based on tity and a unique cultural Exploring the munities on the Ohio Unfortunately, to prevent and manage seniors’ income levels. meeting ground. history of what has been River” is an engaging only half of Americans hypertension are not im- The new pro- Once viewed traditionally considered a multi-state history of mi- who are being treated for proved. Uncontrolled high gram forgives the first as the birthplace of de- highly urbanized group, nority life in small town high blood pressure follow blood pressure increases $25,000 in property mocracy and the locus author Amy Hill Shevitz America. As Shevitz re- their treatment regimens. the risk of cardiovascular value when calculating a of the American empire, studies the American marks, “Small-town Jews To help raise awareness events two- to three-fold. homeowner’s bill. pioneer settlements and Jewish people in the con- adapted and accommo- Of special concern are the westward push es- text of 24 communities dated in ways different Those already the rising prevalence rates tablished the area as the that were in their time and from urban Jews. Their enrolled in the program among older women, eth- middle-class frontier of place perceived as small relations with non-Jews nic minorities and even do not need to reapply. the nineteenth and twen- towns. In spite of their were perforce different teens. The latest date in- But newly eli- tieth centuries. Though small numbers and wide- - for example, they felt clude the following: gible homeowners must historians have typically spread placement, the a greater need to pres- More American apply with their local focused on the more Ohio Valley Jews helped ent Judaism in terms that women have high blood county auditor by Sep- prominent German Prot- build economic capital non-Jews could under- pressure than men-39 mil- tember 30. estant and Irish Catholic across cities like Cincin- stand.” lion versus 33 million. Statewide, the settlements in the area, nati and Pittsburgh. Using the meta- the burgeoning trend in In addition, phor of the river as a The condition is two to expanded Homestead genealogy and new at- these groups created an seam, Shevitz uses ethno- three times more common Exemption is expected tention to rural American American religious plu- graphic portraits to show in women taking oral con- to save the typical ho- life has uncovered a less ralism which strength- how interconnected the traceptives. meowner about $400 a recognized but vitally ened the Jewish-Gentile Jewish community was African Ameri- year, according to the important Jewish-Ameri- relations in a time that in the region, thereby cans are the most likely to state Department of Tax- can presence in this area. was rife with anti-Semi- transforming the facade develop high blood pres- ation. The latest ad- tism. In an era of mass and attitudes of Judaism sure and suffer from it County audi- dition to the Ohio River migration from Europe in America and reinvigo- earlier and more severely rating the regional con- tors’ offices are rap- Valley Series, “Jewish and an overcrowding of than any other racial or Communities on the Ohio coastal port cities, the sciousness of the Ohio ethnic group. Compared idly gearing up for an River: A History” traces Jews of the Ohio River Valley. Shevitz teaches with about 30 percent of onslaught of applica- how the influx of Jewish Valley fought assimila- religious studies at Cali- whites, the overall rate tions. In the five coun- settlers and expansion of tion, breached new terri- fornia State University, among black adults is 41.4 ties served by WRAAA, Jewish enclaves in the tories, and maintained a Northridge. percent and 44 percent listed below are the lo- among black women. cal county auditor of- While high fices phone numbers: blood pressure is a “si- Cuyahoga County: lent” condition, it causes (216) 443-7010; Medina damage with every beat County: (330) 725-9754; of the heart. The report Lake County: (440) 350- advocates more system- 2532; Lorain County: atic health policies and (440) 329-5170; and new programs conducted by schools and commu- Geauga County: (440) nity organizations to raise 279-1600 x1602. awareness of the lifestyle More informa- factors directly linked tion is available at http:// with high blood pressure: tax.ohio.gov. obesity, lack of physical The budget also activity, smoking, exces- expands PASSPORT, a sive sodium intake and program that allows dis- overconsumption of alco- abled elderly people to hol. receive care in their own The report also homes. advocates that all adults PA S S P O R T be regularly screened for helps reduce the high high blood pressure when cost of nursing care in they visit their physician for other reasons. Ohio. PASSPORT costs Tuesday, July 31, 2007 - Friday, August 3, 2007 EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Page 7 Boxers compete at Olympic Team Trials Tuesday, July 32,, 2007-Friday, Sugust 3, 2007 - Page 8 Ball4Real returns to the Wolstein Center Ball4Real Streetball World Tour returns to the Wolstein Cener on As the U.S. Olympic Boxing Team Trials starts in Houston, Texas EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Thursday, August 9, at 7:30 p.m. Block Party free to any/everyone starts at 4 p.m. from August 20 until August 26, for boxers competing in 11 weight classes (registration at 3:30 p.m.) Skilled ballers can try out for a chance to make the local which was determined at the U.S.A. Boxing National Championships in June. time, which will take on the Ball4Real team inside the arena. One player at the The competition in Houston will be in a double elimination format. end of the tour will win a $100,000 contract with Ball4Real - it could be someone Area boxers competing at the trials are Cleveland’s Raynell Wil- from Cleveland. Car Show - see pimped out rides on display from local, regional liams, rated No. 1 at the 125 pounds weight class after winning the U.S.A. Box- and national audio shops. To enter your car, log onto ball4real.com for registration ing National Championships; middleweight Shawn Porter of Cuyahoga Falls, PORT S S information. Festival Type Atmosphere - Besides watching the tryout process and seeded in the 165 pounds weight division. While competing recently in the Pan The Cleveland Amateur Golden Gloves organization will stage its checking out the hottest cars, enjoy activities at the sponsor booths, food from the Am Games in Brazil, Porter was stopped in the second round by Cuba’s Emilio second “Turnpike Boxing Classic” show between Cleveland and Pittsburgh local vendors, contesting, prizes and more. Must have a ticket to enter the game Correa. amateur boxers at Cleveland Browns Stadium on September 8, the night before (local team vs. Ball4Real players). Tickets as low as $10.00. Pre-Game and Half- Another Clevelander Miguel Gonzalez, rated No. 5 in the 132 pounds the Browns and Steelers open the season. For information call (216) 662-7445 Time festivities include dunk contests and a half-time performance by Shop Boyz weight division, will also be competing for a spot on the team. for tickets. (Party Like a ROCKSTAR!) Cavs participate in NBA Summer League

By KARL BRYANT in the playoffs - giving Cavs fans together by the Memphis Grizzlies, of years ago, were among the play- hope for the future, managed to Team China, and the Washington ers who made up the Cavs Summer During the NBA Summer match his dismal Game 3 total from Wizards completed their basketball League roster. League, for what its worth, the Cavs the NBA Finals, putting up only two activities in Las Vegas. In addition to this look- Summer team managed to beat the points. For the five-game “sea- see, the Cavs will be looking for Spurs Summer team. Maybe its something son,” Brown led the Cavs with 17.2 other Free Agents to try to fill their Its not really any sort of about those Spurs uniforms. For- PPG and 3.2 assists per contest as needs since they had no Draft picks a measure of revenge for losing the tunately, Brown hit 18 to go along Jones led the rebounding with 7.6 and made no trades on Draft Day to NBA Finals, as the only Spurs pres- with 19 by Free Agent Darius Rice. per game. come up with any picks. ent who had seen even a little bit That game was about Ohio State’s Terrance The Cavs will offer con- of action during the regular season the highlight of the Cavs’ Summer Dails, Akron’s Romeo Travis - LeB- tracts to their own Free Agents, were James White and Jackie But- League, as they finished 2-3, with a ron James’ teammate at St. Vincent- Anderson Verajao and Shasha Pav- ler. Neither saw a second of playoff victory over the Phoenix Suns’ try- St. Mary, and Kevin Pittsnoggle, lovic, and hope they can entice other action. outs as their only other win. who starred for West Virginia in available talent to join LeBron and Newly-drafted Spurs Losses to the squads put the NCAA’s in Cleveland a couple Co. Marcus Williams and Tiago Splitter shared time with the rest of the San Antonio squad, which like everyone Extreme athletes thrill fans on Lakeshore else in the Las Vegas Summer pro- By ANDREW CARTER Napolitan, who was last year’s the standings after the prelimi- gram, was made up of either Free Dew Tour Champion in Dirt nary round. Hence, veteran Nate Agents or invited players. Shaun White, Olym- Bike, finished 5th in the event in Adams’ early round lead transi- The result was a not-so pic Gold Medalist in the Snow- Cleveland. Simon Tabron won tioned into a championship. unexpected Cavs win, but the 67-53 boarding Halfpipe, came through the BMX Vertical event that was More than 50,000 peo- margin needs a double take. recently at Cleveland’s Inner postponed until Sunday evening ple came to Cleveland’s Inner Yes, the game did indeed Harbor to win the Vertical Skate- due to high winds on the lake- Harbor on the shores of Lake Erie go the full 48 minutes. The Spurs boarding title at the Right Guard front. to check out the athletes, visit the hit only 30% of their shots and the Open of the extreme sports AST Those same high winds vendors whose marketing was Cavs hit 39% - hence the miniscule Dew Tour. completely washed out the final aimed at being on the edge, and to score. Another familiar name, round of the FMX Motocross participate themselves in smaller The Cavs did seem to Ryan Sheckter, won the Skatepark final. Organizers and competi- scale extreme sports venues, for have an edge, as they included three Skateboarding title. Longtime tors figured that several hundred which they had to sign waivers. regular roster players to go along mountain biker Ryan Nyquist pounds of motorbike flipped up The Greater Cleveland with their Free Agents and invitees: won the BMX Dirt Bike title and in the air doing ticks, while being Sports Commission estimated Rookie Daniel Gibson, here against the Spurs in the NBA Fi- Dwayne Jones, Daniel Gibson, and finished second to Daniel Dhers effected by near-20 MPH winds, that the event had an impact of nals, is expected to improve with practice. The Cavs during the NBA Shannon Brown. in the BMX Park finals. posed too great of a risk, so the nearly $10 Million on the North- Summer League were teamed against the Spurs. (Photo courtesy of Unfortunately Gibson, Youngstown’s Anthony prizes were awarded based upon east Ohio economy. the NBA) who had a few promising highlights Tribe offense takes a dive as Kenny Lofton returns to city By KARL BRYANT they took a step to finding a way in eight plate trips, as he has also come-from-behind wins Satur- be base stealers in the 8th. a way to overtake Detroit in the to manufacuture runs and traded suffered the malaise to which the day and Sunday, now suddenly That game came on the division, the Indians must try As we close July, we see promising Minor League catcher entire Indians offense has been revived, said, “We had to find a heels of Sabathia’s 1-0 loss, mak- to stay ahead of Seattle and the that the Cleveland Indians’ have Max Ramirez (acquired from At- subjected. way to pick ourselves up and get ing it the first time since 1942 that hard-charging Yankees for the taken a dive due to their founder- lanta in the Bob Wickman trade Because of this lack of on a roll. Two good games here: the Tribe had lost, then won, 1-0 Wild Card. ing offense. last season) to get back fan fa- hitting, two superb performances let’s see if that starts it.” games. N.Y. has zoomed way After having the best vorite Kenny Lofton. by C.C. Sabathia were wasted, The Tribe then managed Meanwhile, two pitch- past the Tribe in offensive catego- home record in the majors for This trade was brought as the Tribe lost to Boston last to waste another fine performance ers have had a change of scenery. ries, and as of this writing, barely most of the season, the Tribe won to fruition after nearly two weeks week Tuesday 1-0, and the lost - this one by Fausto Carmona on First, Cliff Lee, who had several trail the Tigers - by one point in only two of their last eight July of negotiations to bring back Lof- to Minnesota on Sunday 4-1, in a Tuesday, as Texas posted a 3-1 poor outings in a row, was sent batting average and by only one games at Jacobs Field. ton, who was batting .303 with 21 game in which Sabathia gave up win. to AAA Buffalo to try to tune-up in runs scored. Other than scoring 19 Steals. 1 earned run. Carmona gave up his and then Fernando Cabrera, who Tied for the league lead runs in two games last week - los- Youngster Ben Franc- In those games, Sa- first run in 22 innings of work - has had trouble all year, was “des- in HRs, the Indians have fallen to ing 14-9 to Boston and the next sco, who had a couple of big HRs bathia was coming back strong a very long home run, by Nelson ignated for assignment,” which the middle of the pack in AL bat- day beating Minnesota 10-4, they early in July, but had only 2 hits from two sub-par and one pass- Cruz, who was batting .208, no means the Indians have 10 days ting average, but, thanks to their have scored only seven runs com- since the All-Star break, was sent able performance in his previous less. to release, waive, or trade him. fast start on the season, are still bined in the other six games. to the minors to make room for three outings. Carmona gave up only Unless they figure out 3rd in runs scored. Their magnificent start Lofton, who starred with the In- That 1-0 loss was a one other earned run, but the to the season - compiling a 14-8 dians in the ‘90’s. pitcher’s duel with the Red Sox’ Tribe could only muster Ryan record in April and 19-11 record Welcomed with a stand- Big Bucks Bonus Buy Daisuke Garko’s HR in respone. In the in May, is still keeping them in ing ovation that lasted over half Matsuzaka, with two bloop hits month of July, Carmona posted a the playoff hunt. The Tribe is just a minute, the 40-year old Lofton leading to Boston’s only run. Er- remarkable 5-1 record, while giv- behind the AL Central-leading responded, going three for five in rors and a meager offense bedev- ing up only eight earned runs. Tigers and lead the “Wild Card” his first game back with the Tribe iled him in his next loss. Carmona’s previous race, despite having played only - the aforementioned 10-4 crush- Tribe manager Eric game was a 1-0 win in another .500 baseball since June 1, thanks ing of the Twins. Wedge could only wince and pitcher’s duel with Boston’s Josh to a pedestrian 15-13 June and a “I’m excited to be here. twist his head as he lamented to Beckett, last week Wednesday. less-than-mediocre 12-14 July. The fans seem excited I’m here. the media, “C.C. pitched a great In that game, Franklin Guitier- At press time, they are I want to keep the excitement go- game, about as good as he can rez’ solo HR managed to hold up, just 8-10 after the All Star break. ing,” Lofton said. pitch for the second straight out- and catcher Victor Martinez came The Indians understood that they Since then, he has ing.” through defensively, successfully had become too reliant on home been given a “Standing O” prior Twins manager Ron blocking the plate to tage out a runs, which recently have become his first AB of each subsequent Gardenhire, whose charges hadn’t runner at home in the 6th, and harder and harder to come by, so game, but has only one more hit beaten the Tribe all year until then gunning-down two would- City Stars reach playoffs It was standing room ond half. only at Krenzler Stadium as the If nothing else, the Cleveland City Stars hosted the Crew’s game was a good prac- MLS Columbus Crew in an ex- tice for the Stars’ next home “He stopped reading the bible, and now his life is always hibition match. game on Friday, August 3rd, at a big question!” The 2-1 victory for the 7:00 p.m. Crew does not necessarily give an accurate picture of the Stars competiveness as CCS Head Boxing Nostalgia Coach Martin Rennie used this non-league game as an oppor- By JIM AMATO tunity to give his bench players some minutes and to evaluate a couple of players who are just returning from injury before the Ben Villaflor was a buzzsaw in the ring postseason. He was a buzz- saw The City Stars are un- In 1971 he halted former feath- gain the title. In 1974, he drew southpaw out of the Philippines defeated at Krenzler and have erweight title challenger Raul with the lard luck Apollo Yo- who made his mark in the ear- already qualified for the play- Cruz in the tenth. In 1972 he shio and he blasted out future ly 70’s. He was a boy wonder offs, both tremendous accom- stopped another featherweight champion Yasutsune Uehara in who could punch like hell. That plishments for their inaugural challenger in rugged Frankie the second. power would make him a two campaign. Perhaps this exhibi- Crawford. He also took out the In 1976 Villaflor drew time world champion. tion match will be just what the respected Jose Luis Lopez in with the clever challenger Sam- He was born in No- Stars need to get northeast Ohio two rounds. On April 25, 1972 uel Serrano. Six months later vember of 1952 and turned pro soccer fans excited about their Villafor outscored Alfredo Mar- Villaflor was outclassed by Ser- in 1966. Do the math. He won new professional soccer club. cano to win the WBA junior rano. Without a title and with his first 12 professional con- For the fans that have lightweight championship. no more horizons to conquer, tests but then lost a pair of de- been faithfully following the He had a tough defense Villaflor retired, one month shy cisions to Roger Boy Pedrano. Stars throughout this season, it with a disputed draw against of his 24th birthday. Although he won most of his was a chance to see their boys the talented and capable Victor He squeezed in 69 pro Jack Cummings, a defender for the Cleveland City Stars, takes fights after than, an occasional play against a major league soc- Echegary. In 1973 he lost the bouts in his short but fabled command of the ball as the City Stars recently defeated the Charlotte Ea- loss spotted his record. cer team and gauge just how tal- title to the slick Kuniaki Shibata. career. His ledger was 54-8-7 gles 1-0 at Krenzler Field at Cleveland State University. The City Stars Villaflor made his Seven months later Villaflor met recently loss to the Columbus Crew in an exhibtion game 2-1 at Krenzler ented they really are. As it turns with 31 career kayos. Villaflor move in 1970 with a KO over Field. The City Stars will play the Harrisburg City Islanders on Friday, out the Crew won the first half Shibata again. This time he flat- was the Manny Pacquaio of his highly regarded Don Johnson. August 3rd at Krenzler Field at 7:00 p.m. and the City Stars won the sec- tened Shibata in one round to re- time. Page 9 Tuesday, July 31, 2007 - Friday, August 3, 2007 Chris' Cinema Trivia & EAST SIDEDaily NEWS Movie Match Up By CHRIS APPLING On The Town  tRivia - (Biographies) 1. In what T.V. actress Lynn Whitfield por- MOVIES * MUSIC * THEATER * DANCE * RESTAURANTS * NIGHT LIFE movie (that was first based tray a light-skinned, 1940's on a story reported on 60 Detroit couple, Mac and Minutes), did Cicely Tyson Minnie McGee, who fight for portray a disillusioned, their right to live in a house Chicago school teacher in a white 'restricted' neigh- T.I. and Ciara heat up the ScreamFest who decides to open her borhood and win their case own school to teach chil- in the U.S. Supreme Court, If you want to certified platinum second al- Jeff Sharp for AEG Live and dren labeled as 'retarded' changing all national laws know what's hott to Young bum, "Ciara: The Evolution" Atlanta Worldwide Touring. or 'unteachable' and edu- on 'housing covenants'? cated them to actually score 4. Who are the two, America, then look no fur- was released on December 5, Scream Star Enter- higher on standardized tests African-American actresses ther than the Scream Tour 2006, and debuted at num- tainment is a multi-dimen- than most average, public that starred in the T.V. mov- - the newest cell phones, the ber one selling more than sional, youth focused artist school students? ie about sisters Sadie and latest ringtones, the hottest 338,000 copies in its first development platform, which 2. Who is the Af- Bessie Delany, whose lives cars and the biggest stars. weeks. for the past seven years rican-American actor that as century-old blacks are In every arena - Supporting acts has focused its attention on starred in 'Captive Heart: chronicled first, in a Tony- sports, politics, TV, movies, for the tour are forthcoming reaching the youth through The James Mink Story' Award winning, Broadway (1996) about a wealthy, technology, business - you and will be announced in the its 'LIVE' concert model - the play, then in the film 'Having black, Canadian man mar- Our Say: The Delany Sisters' have that one person, place coming weeks. Producers Scream Tour. ried to a white, Irish im- First 100 Years'? or thing that dominates also confirm that there will "We are, without a T.I. Ciara migrant (actress Kate Nel- 5. Who is the actor its class, that stands heads be other special guest per- doubt, catering to the youth ligan) in the 1850's who that portrayed American- however, the producers have will be no different. above the rest and sets the formers in cities along the and giving them something must disguise themselves Asian, golf phenom, Eldrick confirmed that the tour will be This year's Scream standard and the course for way. to scream about; making as a male slave and his 'Tiger' Woods in the cable going to all the favorite Scream Tour, aptly titled ScreamFest everything else to follow. Whether it's bona their summer unforgettable mistress/owner in order to T.V. film 'The Tiger Woods Tour hot sports, including Chi- '07, has confirmed an all-star enter the American South Story' (1999)? When it comes to fide young stars in the R&B via a "LIVE" show," Mauldin the summer concert series, cago, New York, Atlanta, De- lineup of talent, including one and rap world, or establish- after their mulatto daughter said. "The Scream Tour has (actress Rachael Crawford) that one thing is the Scream troit, Baltimore and DC. of the most successful R&B ing those on the brink of star- become synonymous with is tricked into marrying a ANSWERS: 1. 'The Marva During the past seven stars of this era; the sexy and dom and even those hoping Tour at the Wolstein Center bringing the youth's favorite slave trader who sells her Collis Story' (1981) 2. Louis years, the Scream Tour has be- electrifying Ciara. to break into the industry, the in Cleveland on Thursday, artists and the best live stage to a plantation owner? Gossett, Jr. 3. 'The Color of come synonymous with show- Also starring on the Scream Tour sets the stage August 9, at 7 p.m. show to their city." 3. In what T.V. Courage' (1994) 4. Diahann casing the best that the R&B Scream stage this summer for them all. cable movie did actor Rog- Carroll and Ruby 5. Khalil For tickets, call A ground-break- and Rap world has to offer to will be one of the hottest rap- From Ne-Yo to Bow er Guenveur Smith and Kain (216) 241-5355 or (330) ing joint venture between 956-94--. ScreamFest '07 is thousands of screaming youth. pers of our time, two time wow, B2K, Chris Brown, Mauldin and the Warner Mu- Movie Match-Up - (60's civil Rights) slated to kick off in late July Year after year, the Grammy award winning T.I. Nick Cannon, Pretty Ricky sic Group/Atlantic Records,  and is scheduled to hit 24 Scream Tour series continues After dominating and Omarion, they all have Scream Star Entertainment FILMS: b) Life of Movement's main cities on the tour. to bring bigger stars, bigger record sales in 2006, T.I. will hit the Scream Tour stage and is a multi-dimensional, artist 1. 'King' (1957) leader Complete routing productions and bigger crowds be gearing up for the release are a part of the notable line- development, entertainment 2. 'The Long Walk Home' c) 'Detroit Red' becomes Is- for the tour will be con- together in cities across the of his highly anticipated fifth up of Scream Tour alumni. (1990) lamic Muslim brand driven by content and firmed in the coming week's country. studio album entitled "T.I. vs This year's Scream 3. 'Murder in Mississippi' d) Bus Boycott inspired by This summer's show T.I.P." Tour is being produced focused on the youth ages (1990) Rosa Parks 13-25. 4. 'Malcolm X' (1992) e) 'Freedom Summer's' three As for Ciara, after and marketed by Michael 5. 'Ghost of Mississippi' activists MENU TIPS receiving numerous awards Mauldin and Mauldin Brand For more informa- (1996) including a Grammy, AMA, Agency for Scream Star En- tion on ScreamFest '07, log DESCRIPTIONS: ANSWERS: 1, b; 2, d; 3, e; Handy snack bubbling with blueberries Billboard and others, her tertainment and promoted by on to www.screamstar.com. a) death of Medgar Evers 4, c; 5, a (NAPS)-When it's is a convenient way to boost snack time, blueberries are daily amounts of required nu- the perfect choice! trients. Just Dave Koz, friends return for concert Keep blueberries A half-cup serving of Dave Koz has added or log onto PlayhouseSquare. in the fridge or freezer for blueberries has just 40 calo- Jazz another special guest to the org. For discounts on groups By NANCY ANN LEE line-up for the Dave Koz and of 12 or more, call the Group the whole family to enjoy ries. Friends At The Movies Sum- Sales Department at (216) anytime-stirred into yogurt, For many more blue- mer 2007 Tour: 19-year-old 664-6050 or (800) 888-9941. tossed into smoothies or just berry recipes and information Herbie Hancock Razor & Tie recording artist Each show on the Kelly Sweet. to pop like candy. to the www.blueberry.org. Pianist-composer tour will be a "double fea- Sweet is currently ture," with Koz, Sweet and A quick rinse and To get a free copy of Herbie Hancock was born in enjoying a #1 hit at Adult previously announced special blueberries are ready to eat. a leaflet filled with kid-friend- 1940 in Chicago. Contemporary radio with guests Benoit and Perry play- No peeling, pitting, stem- ly recipes and fun facts, send Early music studies "Raincoat," the first single ing their respective hits during from her 2007 debut album, ming or slicing. a SASE to: Welcome Aboard! led him to play Mozart's Piano the first half of the show, then We Are One. joining together on numerous Blueberries are so Leaflet Offer, U.S. Highbush Concerto in D major with the The single is also Chicago Symphony Orchestra selections from Koz's block- easy to use, you can get the Blueberry Council, 2390 E. steadily climbing the Smooth buster album, At The Movies. by age 11. Jazz charts. 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