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HIV fading as a health threat, but not gone 

It’s HIV National Testing Day, a reminder that 

the human immunodeficiency virus continues to be a public 

threat. According to the Ohio Department of Health, just 

shy of 18,000 people in the state are living with HIV, and 

the number continues to increase. An estimated one in five 

people infected with the virus are unaware of it, says Tyler 

Ter Meer, director of the Ohio AIDS Coalition, and that’s 

why it’s critical to know your status. “If you are positive, 

there are plenty of resources and ways to ensure that you 

have the best overall health outcome.” 

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Paving Cedar causes a stir 

Glen 

Kid’s Corner Salute To 

Ulysses “Tre” Glen, who is 

11 years old is the son of Marilyn and 

Ulysses Glen, Jr. Tre, who attends St. 

Paul School in Baltimore, Maryland, 

was recently honored with being 

placed on the school’s honor roll for 

the 5th grade. Aside from academics, 

Tre enjoys playing lacrosse. 

By PAT WHITE 

holes in the city: 

paved first, and the section from E. 2013. 

“The stretch of Driving 79th Street to E. 89th Street will be The Phase II of the re- 

The city of Cleveland has Cedar Avenue between E. 79th paved in 2014. 

habilitation will be from E. 55th 

decided to pave part of Cedar Av- Street and E. 93rd Street forces Ohio Public Works Com- Street to E. 89th Street, and it 

enue from E. 89th Street to MLK, drivers to swerve like they’re mission approved $2.8 million dol- has a tentative start date in Feb- 

Jr. Drive, but not the worst part “avoiding land mines,” reports an lars in July of 2011 with an additional ruary of 2014. 

of the road which is from E.79th e-mailer.” and “A pothole in the $1.2 million approved by the city for The project will be 

Street to E. 89th Street. 

middle lane of Cedar Avenue under Phase I of Cedar Avenue rehabilita- funded at 4 million from Ohio 

Activist John Boyd is cir- the railroad bridge east of MLK, Jr. tion. 

Public Works Commission with 

culating a petition to request that Drive bangs around drivers, a com- The project will pave Cedar the city needing to provide an- 

the city reconsider repaving the muter said.” 

Avenue from E.89th Street to MLK, other 30% of the funds. 

worst part of Cedar Avenue. 

Boyd wants the worst part Jr. Drive. 

Boyd feels that city of- 

The portion from E. 79th paved first for the residents. 

According to Lou Mascari ficials are placing the needs of 

Street to E. 89th Street which According to Council- with Ohio Public Works Projects the Cleveland Clinic over the 

Boyd wants paved is well traveled woman Mamie Mitchell, the ,this stretch of repaving Cedar Av- residents in the area by not pav- 

by local residents and made Road stretch of Cedar Ave. from MLK, enue is set to begin on June 30, and ing the most traveled and most 

Rants “master list’ of worst pot- Jr. Drive to E. 89th Street will be its completion date is December 20, treacherous blocks first. 

Cole gets a ring with James 

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Mary Webster Boyd, Marcella Boyd Cox and the honoree William F. 

Boyd are in attendance for the renaming of E. 89th Street. (ESDN Photo by 

Omar Quadir) 

By KARL BRYANT 

middle of the 72-day marriage to 

Kim Kardashian fiasco - has tem- 

“The fix is in,” one wag 

proffered, after the NBA Finals 

Game 2 ending, in which LeBron 

James fouled Kevin Durant three 

times on one shot in the final 10 

seconds, yet the referees called 

nothing. The expert NBA critic conporarily 

supplanted him.), finally 

got his ring in his 9th year in the 

league, after turning his back on 

his hometown in a derided-everywhere 

TV special and colluding 

with fellow stars to get to all play 

tinued, “You’ve got to not swallow 

on the same team. At least ESPN 

the whistle there. Durant is a 3-time 

now can claim to have a reason to 

NBA scoring champ and should get 

devote so much time to coverage 

at least as much respect from the refs 

as LeBron, and he didn’t. Something 

is up.” 

A made basket would have tied 

the game, or a called foul would 

have sent Durant to the line to attempt 

to tie it. A second win at home 

for Oklahoma City would have put a 

different complexion on the Finals. 

Instead, Miami was given 

the chance to wrap things up across 

the causeway from South Beach, 

where they would play three straight. 

The Heat ended up doing just that – 

making it just the third time a team 

has swept all three middle home 

games in the 2-3-2 format. The scenario 

was familiar to the Heat, as 

besides 2004 Detroit, only the 2006 

Miami team performed the task of 

winning Games 3, 4, and 5 at home. 

Could the powers that be trust 

that a Thunder team would not go 

crazy like they did in the Conference 

Finals in front of a wild home 

crowd, or play big time, like when 

they won Game 1 and should have 

won Game 2 of the NBA Finals? 

Did you notice in the series how the 

TV announcer/mouthpieces kept 

referring to the “young Thunder?” 

That’s as in, “They’ll have plenty 

of time to win a title in the future.” 

But, at least the radio broadcast team 

didn’t fully buy in. You could hear 

questions like, “How could they not 

James 

make that call on James?” and “The 

referees are covering up each others 

mistakes.” And of course, this will 

always be an *asterisk-shortened 

season, due to the lockout. 

There were two events that 

occurred earlier in the playoffs that 

greatly assisted Miami’s ascendancy. 

Derrick Rose, who should have 

been NBA MVP this year, was lost 

to injury in Chicago’s first playoff 

game and the Bulls, who would have 

been a favorite to represent the East 

in the NBA Finals, were summarily 

dispatched by less-talented Indiana. 

The other occurrence was a Western 

Conference Finals surprise. 

The Spurs, who had won the final 

10 games of the regular season 

and then 10-in-a-row in the Playoffs 

- including the first two against the 

Thunder, suddenly fell apart. They 

lost by 20 points to OKC and the collapse 

was on. They lost four straight 

and the team who could have won it 

all for the fifth time, was gone. 

One greybeard who has seen 

far too many people wearing short 

Cole 

sleeve shirts and shorts and dribbling 

a round ball, then correctly predicted, 

“The Thunder will be just like the Cavaliers 

in 2007. The Cavs played mightily 

to defeat a tough team - the Pistons, 

were way over-pumped just to get to 

the Finals for the first time, and were 

too nervous. 

They didn’t get the benefit 

of any calls and were easily crushed 

by San Antonio. They (Thunder) are 

all happy now. Whoever they play, 

will beat ‘em for sure. So, Boston better 

beat Miami, because Oklahoma 

sure won’t.” Sadly, Boston lost in 7. 

Well, now with no big-name B-Ball 

city besides James/Wade/Bosh in the 

NBA Finals, who would sell the most 

worldwide NBA brand merchandise? 

Hmmm. 

James finally met his main objective, 

although he laughably said, “I 

didn’t shortcut anything,” and made 

sure to add (indubitably, with all humility), 

“It’s a great moment for myself.” 

James, the former most-hated player in 

the NBA (He’s now the second most, 

as Kris Humphreys - caught up in the 

of their “heah Index” pap. Small 

market NBA owners and GMs 

must be gulping everywhere. 

But, the Akron native - now 

Bath, Ohio, part-time resident - 

has some NE Ohio company. The 

one bright spot in all of this is that 

Norris Cole, the star point guard 

from Cleveland State, is also an 

NBA Champion. He was picked 

in the 1st Round of the NBA Draft 

by Chicago, but after a series of 

machinations on Draft Day, he 

had his rights traded to the Heat 

by the end of the night. 

Cole had a decent Rookie year 

on a heavily veteran-laden team. 

He even played in the 

Rising Stars Challenge on All-Star 

Game Weekend and finished with 

18 points. (The Cavs’ Kyrie Irving 

was game MVP.) In a pivotal moment 

of Game 4 of the NBA Finals, 

Cole came off of the bench to 

score eight points in eight minutes 

to take the steam out of a Thunder 

onslaught in the 1st half. The 

Heat went on to win the game and 

go up 3 games to 1. No team had 

ever recovered from a 3-1 deficit 

in the NBA Finals. So, by the end 

of his first year in the NBA, Cole 

has as many rings as James. 

Mayor Frank Jackson, Councilwoman Mamie Mitchell and Councilman 

Jeff Johnson shows the new sign for East 89th Street between Carnegie 

Avenue and Quincy Avenue, named “William F. Boyd, Sr. Way. (ESDN Photo By 

Omar Quadir) 

Street named for Boyd 

A city of Cleveland ordi- E.F. Boyd and Son Funance 

has passed which renames neral Home and Crematory was 

East 89th Street between Carnegie one of the first African Ameri- 

Avenue and Quincy Avenue, “Wilcan funeral homes in the city. 

liam F. Boyd, Sr. Way.” The street Marcella Boyd Cox who is the 

name honors William Boyd Sr.,97, marketing director for the family 

one of the longest serving funeral owned business could not be more 

directors in the country. Cleve- thrilled that the city bestowed this 

land City Councilwoman Mamie honor on her father. 

Mitchell sponsored the legislation “We are deeply honored 

renaming the street for Boyd. and thank God for this awesome 

The ordinance reads : “ tribute. For 107 years my family 

WHEREAS, this Council wants has had the privledge of serving 

to honor William F. Boyd Sr. for the Cleveland community,” Boyd 

his tireless public service to our Cox said. The funeral home was 

community with a bright smile, started by Boyd’s father in 1895. 

infectious laugh, stong work ethic, “My grandfather began 

boundless Christian faith and be- the business and passed it to my 

lief in integrity that have inspired father. He always worked to serve 

many to say he is the kindest man the community, and was blessed 

they’ve ever known.” 

to have the community confidence 

Boyd and his wife of and support for the business. It is 

72 years, Mary Webster, operate a family obligation to provide as- 

three funeral homes in Cleveland. sistance to grieving families dur- 

East Cleveland, and Warrensville ing the most difficult times in their 

Heights. 

lives,” Boyd Cox said. 

Beachwood passes law to ban cell phone use 

By PAT WHITE 

cell phones and other electronic de- into effect on July 18, makes the use similar laws. 

and as a secondary offense, of- Residents and business 

vices while driving with the excep- of a cell phone a primary offense. 

Beachwood recently tion of calling 911. 

This means that police can 

passed a law that bans the use of The law, which will go stop and ticket drivers who are seen 

using a hand-held device while behind 

the wheel. 

Gasoline prices drop in area 

The law states that offenders 

will not only be fined, but be 

The current average is $3.63, up 4.2 cents per gallon 

price for a gallon of regular, un- 

assessed two points against their li- 

from a week ago. 

leaded gasoline in Northeast Ohio 

cense. 

Drivers who accumulate 12 

AAA Fuel Gauge Gasoline Price Survey points for traffic violations within a 

Northeast Ohio Average for Self-Service Gasoline two-year period will get their licens- 

Regular 

es suspended by the Ohio Bureau of 

This Week (6-19-12) $3.63 

Motor Vehicles. 

Last Week (6-15-12) $3.67 

Woodmere, Brooklyn, 

Last Year (6-18-11) $3.65 

North Olmsted, North Royalton, 

National (6-22-12) $3.50 

South Euclid and Walton Hills have 

According to Beachwood 

Council President Saul 

Eisen, approximately 100,000 

drivers a day go through Beachwood. 

Council compared the 

dangers of driving and talking 

on a cell phone to drunk driving. 

Councilman Melvin 

Jacobs said that drivers can pull 

over into a parking lot to make a 

call, text or program their GPS 

device. 

City council unanimously 

voted to pass the ban on 

cell phone use while driving. 

Ohio banned texting 

while driving for all motorists, 

fenders can only be ticketed when owners in the area will be notified 

pulled over for some other viola- about the new law and signs will 

tion. 

be posted on major highways and 

Rebecca Schaltenbrand, at entrances into the city. 

the city’s assistant law director, According to Beachwood 

said that a ticket in Beachwood Mayor Merle Gorden, “it’s all 

will cost $101. 

about saftey.” 

Hammons charged with murder 

William Hammons, 20, Sharon Anderson- Norfus, who 

the man charged in connection was found dead in her Oliver 

with the strangulation murder House apartment on Warrens- 

of a Shaker Heights woman was ville Center Road on May 5. 

assigned a $2 million bond. 

Police have not deter- 

Hammons is charged mined any connection between 

with the death of 60 year old Hammons and the victim.

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J.Scott Swain named DA at Notre Dame College 

Notre Dame College 

recently named J. Scott 

Swain as its new director of 

athletics. Effective July 1, he 

will assume responsibility 

for the college’s 22 athletic 

teams, 37 coaches and morethan 

700 student-athletes. 

A native of Columbus, 

Ohio, Swain comes to 

Notre Dame from the University 

of Tennessee, where 

he served as an assistant 

director of athletics since 

2006. At UT, Swain was a 

key leader of a volunteer athletic 

program that produced 

victories on the field and in 

the classroom. 

At UT and in positions 

at the University of 

Northern Colorado (2005- 

2006), the University of 

Colorado (2003-2005) and 

Xavier University (1998- 

2003), he gained significant 

experience in managing 

those institutions’ academic 

support and compliance programs. 

Swain also served as 

Xavier’s head cross country 

With warm weather 

and family events, the Fourth 

of July can be a fun time with 

great memories. But, before 

your family celebrates, the 

Ohio Academy of Family Physicians 

(OAFP) encourages all 

families to understand the dangers 

associated with fireworks 

use. 

If not handled properly, 

fireworks can cause burn 

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YOUR HEALTH 

Cholseterol and your health 

dent-athletes posted a grade versity. He earned a master 

point average of 3.0 or higher of science in sport studies 

(NAPS)-Did you double the risk of heart dis- In some cases, ex- 

in 2009). 

know that one in every six ease. “Bad” cholesterol is 

from Miami University in 

ercise and healthy eating are 

As a seasoned leader 

adults in the U.S. has high called LDL cholesterol, and enough to control cholesterol 

1997. 

with valuable experience in 

cholesterol? Or that 80 per- it can build up in the arteries levels. But sometimes these 

Swain joins the col- 

many facets of college athletcent 

of people who have had and prevent the blood from efforts are not enough, and 

lege as it continues its tranics, 

Swain will be an integral 

a heart attack have high cho- getting to the heart or brain. cholesterol-lowering medicasition 

to NCAA-II and as 

part of the college’s transition 

lesterol? Having high choles- HDL cholesterol, tions may be needed. 

Falcon teams begin competi- 

to NCAA Division II memterol 

could double your risk on the other hand, is the Controlling cholestion 

as members of the Great 

bership. 

for serious cardiovascular “good” cholesterol. It helps terol is especially important 

Lakes Intercollegiate Ath- 

“Scott Swain is 

events such as heart attacks carry LDL cholesterol away for people who are at a higher 

letic Conference (GLIAC). 

a welcome addition to the 

and strokes. 

from artery walls. 

risk for heart problems, in- 

NDC will compete in the 

Notre Dame community. 

What is cholesterol? The good news is cluding patients with coro- 

GLIAC in football, men’s 

He has a deep knowledge of 

Cholesterol is a soft, waxy that you can reduce your risk nary heart disease or other 

and women’s soccer, and 

and passion for athletics. But 

fat, or lipid. There are two of heart disease and stroke cardiovascular disease or pa- 

wrestling. 

more importantly, he under- 

main sources of cholesterol. by lowering your LDL chotients with diabetes plus other 

“I am excited to Cholesterol is made natulesterol. risk factors. 

Swain 

stands our athletic philosophy 

join the Notre Dame athletic rally in the body or it can be Although some risk Managing cholester- 

and track & field coach after that defines our student-ath- 

family,” Swain said. “I’m ingested if it is present in the factors such as family hisol with certain medicines has 

starting his career in colleletes as students first, athletes 

impressed with Dr. Roth’s food you eat. 

tory, age and gender may im- been shown to provide sevgiate 

athletics as an assistant second,” said Dr. Andrew 

Cholesterol is found pact your chance of having eral health benefits, includ- 

cross country and track & P. Roth, president of Notre 

vision for athletics at the col- 

in the bloodstream and in a heart attack or stroke, they ing reducing the risk of a first 

field coach at Miami (Ohio) Dame College. 

lege, and I look forward to 

cells throughout the body. cannot be changed. 

stroke. 

University (1995-1998). 

“He has the experi- 

serving the institution and 

Although cholesterol is nec- Luckily, however, 

It is important to 

Swain’s tenure at ence and the vitality to lead its programs and student-athessary 

for the body to func- risk factors such as diet, talk to your doctor about any 

UT was highlighted by three our athletic programs into letes. NDC is an Ohio suction 

properly, too much of weight and exercise levels treatment option. 

NCAA national champion- NCAA DII competition this cess story and I’m proud to 

it can lead to serious health can be adapted to lower your Don’t put yourself at 

ships (women’s basketball in fall, and we look to him to be be involved in its next chap- 

problems. 

cholesterol--and potentially risk. Talk to your doctor and 

2007 and 2009, and women’s a fine ambassador for our colter.” In fact, people with your risk for heart disease take control of your choles- 

indoor track & field in 2009) lege in many ways.” 

Notre Dame Col- 

high total cholesterol have and stroke. 

terol starting today. 

and by successes in the class- Swain is a 1995 lege is located at 4545 Colroom 

(46 percent of UT stu- graduate of Ohio State Unilege Road in South Euclid. Christmas in July to be held 

hosted in other Ohio cities. July 21, 2012 at 4:00 p.m. 

The general public is invited. at Cathedral Church of God 

This ministry serves anyone in Christ, State Headquarters, 

in need. 

2950 Martin Luther King 

Christmas in July Jr. Dr. for information, call 

will climax on: Saturday, 216/721-0572. 

Physicians group encourage fireworks safety awareness 

and eye injuries in kids and 

adults. The best way to protect 

your family is not to use any 

fireworks at home — period. 

Attend public fireworks displays, 

and leave the lighting to 

the professionals. 

However, if you still 

want to use them, be sure to 

check with your local police 

department first. If they are legal 

where you live, be sure to 

keep the following safety tips 

in mind. 

Kids should never 

play with fireworks. If you 

give kids sparklers, make sure 

they keep them outside and 

away from the face, clothing, 

and hair. “Even something like 

sparklers that may look innocent 

can reach 2,500 ° Fahrenheit, 

or even more,” explained 

Mike Sevilla, MD, a family 

physician from Salem , Ohio . 

Always use fireworks 

outside and have a bucket of 

water and a hose nearby in case 

of accidents. 

Steer clear of others 

— fireworks have been known 

to backfire or shoot off in the 

wrong direction. Never throw 

or point fireworks at someone. 

Light one firework at a time 

and never relight a “dud.” 

Do not allow kids to 

pick up pieces of fireworks after 

an event. Some may still be 

ignited and can explode at any 

time. 

Soak all fireworks in 

a bucket of water before throwing 

them in the trash can. If a 

child is injured by fireworks, 

immediately go to a doctor or 

hospital. 

“The latest statistics 

are from 2008 and indicate that 

there are about 7,000 injuries 

documented per year from fireworks,” 

said Sevilla. 

If an eye injury occurs, 

do not allow your child 

to touch or rub it, as this may 

cause even more damage. 

Also, do not flush the eye out 

with water or attempt to put 

any ointment on it. Instead, 

cut out the bottom of a paper 

cup, place it around the eye, 

and immediately seek medical 

attention — your child’s eyesight 

may depend on it. If it is 

a burn, remove clothing from 

the burned area and run cool, 

not cold, water over the burn 

(do not use ice). Call your doctor 

immediately. 

Fireworks are meant 

to be enjoyed, but you will enjoy 

them much more knowing 

your family is safe. Take extra 

precautions this Fourth of 

July and your holiday will be 

a blast. 

Safety Tips From 

National Council on Fireworks 

Safety: use fireworks outdoors 

only, obey local laws. If fireworks 

are not legal where you 

live, do not use them; always 

have water handy (a hose or 

bucket); only use fireworks as 

intended. Do not try to alter 

them or combine them; never 

relight a “dud” firework. Wait 

20 minutes and then soak it in 

a bucket of water; use common 

sense. 

Spectators should 

keep a safe distance from the 

shooter and the shooter should 

wear safety glasses; only persons 

over the age of 12 should 

be allowed to handle sparklers 

of any type; and do not ever 

use homemade fireworks of illegal 

explosives. Report illegal 

explosives to the fire or police 

department in your community. 

The Christmas in 

July State Outreach Ministry 

serves thousands with “free” 

food, toys and school supplies. 

Under the auspices 

of Bishop F. E. Perry, Prelate, 

Church of God in Christ 

- Ohio South Jurisdiction 

began sponsoring this statewide 

Ministry in July on 

2000 and 10 cities and 13 distribution 

sites will be served 

this year. 

Christmas in July 

will occur from July 17 – 21, 

with 5 Distribution sites in 

the Greater Cleveland Area. 

The other eight sites will be 

Lupus groups 

The Lupus Foundation 

of America, Inc, Greater Ohio 

Chapter, now featuring support 

groups and programs: 

Monday, July 2- Urban 

Mission Lupus Support & Education 

Group meets at Hampton Inn, 

820 University Blvd., Steubenville, 

Ohio from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. 

and Willoughby Area Support 

Group meets at the Willoughby 

Library, 30 Public Sq. Willougby, 

Ohio from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. 

Thursday, July 5- Berea 

Area Support Group meets at the 

Berea Library, 7 Berea Commons. 

Berea, Ohio from 7:00 to 8:30 

p.m. 

Saturday, July 7-Men’s 

Support Group Men meets at the 

LFA Meeting Room,12930 Chippewa 

Rd. Brecksville, Ohio from 

10:00 to 11:30 a.m. 

Tuesday, July 10- Avon 

Area Support Group meets at the 

Cleveland Clinic Richard E. Jacobs 

Health Center, Room 103, 

33100 Cleveland Clinic Blvd. 

Avon, Ohio from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. 

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‘Thunder Soul’ screening to be held at Rock Hall 

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum will host a 

film screening of Thunder Soul (2011, 88 minutes) on Tuesday, July 

10 at 7 p.m. in the Foster Theater in the museum. Following the 

creening there will be a discusion with Craig Baldwin and Jimmie 

Walker, former members of the Kashmere Stage Band, as well as 

Conrad Johnson Jr., son of the group’s founder. 

Heat preparedness plan activated 

With forecasters 

predicting temperatures 

above 90 degrees, the city 

of Cleveland has activated 

its heat preparedness plan. 

Cleveland residents can beat 

the heat in any of the 12 

designated recreation centers 

(for a list, go to http:// 

webapp.clevelandoh-.gov/ 

aspnet/moc/City%20Cooling%20Centers.pdf) 

from 

12:00 noon- 8:00 p.m. In 

addition, city outdoor pools, 

which normally are closed 

on Mondays and Tuesdays 

unless temperatures reach 

and/or exceed 85 degrees, 

are open thursdays from 12 

noon - 8:00 p.m. 

Cleveland Seniors 

will receive a message 

through the City’s Wide Area 

Rapid Notification (WARN) 

system, advising them on 

how to keep cool in the heat. 

For audio, go to http://portal. 

cleveland-oh.gov/clnd images/gallery/Heat 

Advisory. 

wav. 

The City also encourages 

residents to take the 

following precautions: 

Drink more 

fluids(nonalcoholic), regardless 

of your activity level. 

Don’t wait untill you’re 

thirsty to drink. Warning: If 

your doctor generally limits 

the amount of fluid you drink 

or has you on water pills, ask 

him how much you should 

drink while the weather is 

hot. 

Don’t drink liquids 

that contain alcohol or large 

amounts of sugar- these actually 

cause you to lose more 

body fluid. Also, avoid very 

cold drinks, because they ca 

cause stomach cramps. 

Stay indoors and, 

if at all possible, stay in an 

air-conditioned place. If your 

home does not have air conditioning, 

go to the shopping 

mall or public library- even 

a few hours spent in air conditioning 

can help your body 

stay cooler when you go 

back into the heat. 

Electric fans may 

provide comfort, but when 

the temperature is in the high 

90s, fans will not prevent 

heat-related illness. Taking 

a cool shower or bath, or 

moving to an air conditioned 

place is a much better way to 

cool off. 

Wear lightweight, 

light-colored, loose-fitting 

clothing. 

never leave anyone 

in a closed, parked vehicle. 

Although any one 

at any time can suffer from 

heat-related illness, some 

people are at greater risk than 

others. Check regulary on: 

Infants and young children; 

People aged 65 or older; 

People who have a mental 

illness; and those who are 

physically ill, especially with 

heart disease or high blood 

pressure. 

Visit adults at risk at 

least twice a day and closely 

watch them for signs of heat 

exhaustion or heat stroke. Infants 

and young children, of 

course, need much more frequent 

watching. 

If you must be out 

in the heat: 

Limit your outdoor 

activity to morning and evening 

hours. 

Cut down on exercise. 

If you must exercise, 

drink two to four glasses of 

cool, nonalcoholic fluids each 

hour. A sports beverage can 

replace the salt and minerals 

you loose in sweat. Warning: 

If you are on a low-salt diet, 

talk with your doctor before 

drinking a sports beverage. 

Remember the warning in the 

first “tip” (above), too. 

Try to rest often in 

shady areas. 

Protect yourself 

from the sun by wearing 

a wide-brimmed hat (also 

keeps you cooler) and sunglasses 

and by putting on 

sunscreen of SPF 15 or higher 

( the most effective products 

say “broad spectrum” or 

“UVA/UVB protection” on 

their labels). 

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The Rock and Roll 

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will host a film screening of 

Thunder Soul (2011, 88 minutes) 

on Tuesday, July 10 at 7 

p.m. in the Foster Theater. 

The documentary 

Thunder Soul chronicles the 

history of Houston’s Kashmere 

High School Stage 

Band and its legendary band 

director, Conrad “Prof” Johnson. 

This event is presented 

in conjunction with the 

Rock Hall’s annual Summer 

Teacher Institute, a weeklong 

workshop for teachers 

dedicated to bringing rock 

and roll into the classroom. 

The screening will 

be followed by a discussion 

with Craig Baldwin and Jimmie 

Walker, former members 

of the Kashmere Stage Band, 

as well as Conrad Johnson Jr., 

son of the group’s founder. 

This event is free 

with a reservation. Seating is 

limited. RSVP information is 

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June 19 through the Rock 

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Radiation exposure 

Concern is growing 

about how the rapid and 

unchecked growth of wireless 

technology such as cell 

phones and smart meters will 

affect the health of Ohioans 

and others across the nation. 

Camilla Rees, 

founder and director of ElectromagneticHealth.org, 

says 

more communties are issuing 

moratoriums on smart meters. 

“One of the core issues 

that people have with 

smart meters is that they emit 

microwave radiation, and 

they’re spreading this radiation 

all throughout people’s 

homes and neighborhoodsand 

many people are getting 

sick.” 

Utility companies 

use smart meters to relay data 

about power use at homes 

and businesses, and the industry 

says they are safe. 

Rees says they raise concerns 

about health issues, cost, privacy 

and security. 

Larchmere Festival to be held 

The Larchmere 

Festival will be held on Saturday, 

July 7, from 10:00 

a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and vendors 

are asked to register at 

www.larchmere.com. 

Authors who wish 

to participate in Author Alley 

must register at http:// 

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Bazaar Bizarre is 

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products and vendors should 

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at http://bit.ly/J8eLFz. 

If you have questions, 

e-mail Harriet Logan 

at books@logan.com. 

Businesses can also 

advertise in the program 

guide by contacting Logan 

for rates at 216-795-9800. 

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State leaders are 

making moves to ensure that 

children in Ohio can learn their 

ABC’s as early as ages 1,2 and 

3. The Third- Grade Reading 

Guarantee in Senate Bill 316, 

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on literacy skills, even before 

Kindergarten. The Ohio Children’s 

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the late 1960s, musician and 

composer Conrad O. Johnson, 

widely known as “Prof,” 

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Islam In The Community 

Allah is the name for one God! 

The Quran remind 

us of the falsity of all alleged 

gods. To the worshippers 

of man-made objects, it 

asks: “Do you worship what 

you have carved yourself?” 

(37:95) 

“Or have you taken 

unto you others besides God 

to be your protectors, even 

such as have now power either 

for good or for harm to 

themselves?” (13:16) 

To the worshippers 

of heavenly boides it cities 

the story of Abraham: “When 

night, outspread over him he 

saw a star and said, ‘This is 

my Lord.’ But when it set he 

said, ‘I love not the setters.’ 

When he saw the moon rising, 

he said, ‘This is my Lord.’ But 

when it set he said, ‘If my 

Lord does not guide me I 

shall surely be of the people 

gone astray.’ When he saw 

the sun rising, he said, ‘This 

is my Lord; this is greater.’ 

But when it set he said, ‘O 

my people, surely I quit that 

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which you associate, I have 

turned my face to Him Who 

originated the heavens and 

earth; a man of pure faith, I am 

not of the idolaters.” (6:76-79) 

In order to be a Muslim, 

i.e., to surrender onself to 

God, it is necessary to believe 

in the oneness of God, in the 

sense of His being the only 

Creator, Preserver, Nourisher, 

etc. 

But this belief - later 

on called “Tawhid Ar-Rububiyyah” 

- is not enough. Many 

How to ruin a perfectly good day 

Speaking of good 

days, and who isn’t these 

days, I am looking forward to 

two in a row. I know it may 

be wishful thinking on my 

part, but a person has to do 

something with his time. 

Last week I almost 

broke my record with two 

consecutive good days. But, 

wouldn’t you know it, it just 

did not happen. 

With all my experience 

in this matter, I plan to 

write a book someday: “How 

to Ruin a Perfectly Good 

Day.” I know 197 different 

ways to ruin a good day. Who 

knows, by next week it might 

pass the 200 mark. When that 

happens, I will celebrate. 

For those who do 

not know how to ruin a perfectly 

good day, let me outline 

some tried and true suggestions 

from my vast wealth 

of experience. 

The first thing is to 

define what a perfectly good 

day is. After all, how can you 

ruin a perfectly good day (PG 

day) if you don’t recognize 

it? Of course, I agree that 

nothing is really perfect. 

Perfect is in the eye 

of the beholder and nobody 

can hold her for very long. 

What is perfect to me may 

not be perfect to someone 

else - like my wife. 

A perfectly good 

day is one of those rare days 

when everything goes according 

to plan - my plan that 

is. 

I like to get up in 

the morning and over my 

morning coffee, review my 

“to-do-list” for the day and 

put things in order of importance. 

A successful “to-dolist,” 

in my opinion, is a list 

that does not take all day to 

do. I need some time for myself. 

If my “to-do-list” 

has too much to do, the 

chances of the day being a 

PG day is between slim and 

nil. 

A PG day has more 

hours in it than things to do. I 

hate it when I run out of day 

before I finish my “to-dolist.” 

Last Monday, I had 

just finished my morning cup 

of Joe and finished reviewing 

my “to-do-list” and seemed 

to have the day well in hand. 

The Gracious Mistress 

of the Parsonage noticed 

my face sporting a playful 

smile. If there is something 

my wife can’t stand, it is a 

playful smile across my map. 

For some reason she thinks 

I’m up to no good. Usually 

she’s right. 

“Why don’t you 

call and straighten out the 

telephone bill?” she said, as 

coolly as a preacher at a summer 

picnic. 

It was on my list but 

not anywhere near the top. 

I was rather nonchalant 

and not ready for this 

task. I had not seen my chalant 

for weeks but it did not 

concern me. Looking back, I 

should have been concerned, 

or at least looked for my chalant. 

Actually, I was upbeat 

and gingerly picked 

up the phone and dialed the 

number. 

Soon a cheery voice 

was giving me instructions; 

“Our options have changed to 

serve you better. Please listen 

carefully. If you wish to continue 

in English please press 

1.” 

In the confusion, I 

pressed 4 and got Japanese. 

I began the process 

all over again. This time I 

pressed the right button and 

got the rest of the instructions 

in English. From then on, I 

pressed number after number 

and got nowhere. 

For the next 12 min- 

utes, I was pressing numbers 

and listening to instructions. 

Finally, I heard the telephone 

ringing and a cheerful voice 

answered. At this point, I 

thought I was home free, but 

alas, fate was only putting a 

hefty mortgage on my home. 

“’Ello, can I to help 

please you?” 

“Huh,” I said as diplomatically 

as I knew how. 

“Can I to help please 

you?” the voice in the phone 

repeated. 

I may not be the 

sharpest pencil in the box but 

I knew I was talking to someone 

as familiar with the English 

language as a politician 

is to the truth. 

“Is there anyone 

there,” I pled, “who speaks 

English?” 

“Ah, yes, I to speak 

berry goot English. Can I to 

help please you?” 

So, I threw caution 

to the wind and explained the 

mix-up on my bill. 

“Aaah, I understand. 

This is billing problem. 

I transfer you to billing 

department.” 

For the next 20 minutes, 

I was treated, and I say 

this with tongue firmly planted 

in my cheek, to a musical 

interlude. It was elevator music; 

it raised my blood pressure. 

For the next three 

hours, I went from pillar to 

post in the telephone department 

and got no nearer to 

solving my telephone-billing 

mix-up. 

One of the problems 

with being a minister is you 

are not allowed to swear. By 

2:30 in the afternoon, I had 

an overwhelming urge to 

swear. My difficulty was simply, 

I could not think of any 

swear words to use and “ah, 

fiddlesticks” does not seem 

to carry much significance in 

such circumstance. 

By 4 that afternoon, 

I still had no solution to my 

billing problem. I had exhausted 

all my options, not 

to mention my patience, and 

nothing to show for it. All I 

wanted to do was pay my bill. 

Through my experience 

with the telephone company, 

I was reminded of one 

of my favorite verses from 

the Bible. “Call unto me, and 

I will answer thee, and show 

thee great and mighty things, 

which thou knowest not.” 

(Jeremiah 33:3 KJV .) 

It is comforting 

to know that God is only a 

prayer away. 

Rev. James L. Snyder 

is pastor of the Family 

of God Fellowship, PO Box 

831313 , Ocala , FL 34483 . 

He lives with his wife, Martha, 

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of the idolaters knew and believed 

that only the Supreme 

God could do all this, but that 

was not enough to make them 

Muslims. 

To tawhid-ar-rububiayyah 

one must add tawhid 

al’uluhiyyah, i.e., one 

acknowledges the fact that is 

God alone Who deserves to be 

worshipped, and thus abstains 

from worshipping any other 

thing or being. 

Having achieved this 

knowledge of the one true 

God, man should constantly 

have faith in Him, and should 

allow nothing to induce him to 

deny truth. When faith enters 

a person’s heart, it causes certain 

mental states which result 

in certain actions. 

Taken together these 

mental states and actions are 

the proof for the true faith. 

The Prophet said, “Faith is 

that which resides firmly in 

the heart and which is proved 

by deeds.” 

Foremost among 

those mental states is the feeling 

of gratitude towards God 

which could be said to be the 

essence of ‘ibada’ (worship). 

The feeling of gratitude 

is so important that a 

non-believer is called ‘kafir’ 

which means’ one who denies 

a truth’ and also ‘one who is 

ungrateful.’ 

A believer loves, 

and is grateful to God for 

the bounties He bestowed 

upon him, but being aware of 

the fact that his good deeds, 

whether mental or physical, 

are far from being commensurate 

with Divine favors, he 

is always anxious lest God 

should punish him, here or in 

the Hereafter. 

He, therefore, fears 

Him, surrenders himself to 

Him and serves Him with 

great humility. 

One cannot be in 

such a mental state without being 

almost all the time mindful 

of God. Remembering God 

is thus the life force of faith, 

City to open pools for summer 

Mayor Frank G. Jackson city 

officials, community members 

and children will gather 

at Forest Hills Park, 12310 

Arlington Road, on Satirday 

June 16th at 10:00 a.m. to 

kick off the opening of the 

2012 outdoor pool season. 

All outdoor pools will open 

Wednesday through Sunday 

from noon until 7:30 p.m. 

However; when 

temperatures reach 85 degrees 

and above on Mondays 

and Tuesdays the city will 

open outdoor pools. 

This will help 

Cleveland residents cool off 

when it’s extremely hot. City 

spray nasins will also open 

when the temperatures reach 

80 degrees and above. 

Indoor pools are 

open Monday through Saturday 

12:00 p.m.-7:30 p.m. 

year-round. 

For a complete listing 

of all free summer activities 

offered by the city, call 

216-664-2561 or visit the 

City’s website at www.city. 

cleveland.oh.us. 

without which it fades and 

withers away. 

The Quran tries to 

promote this feeling of gratitude 

by repeating the attributes 

of God very frequently. 

We find most of these 

attributes mentioned together 

in the following verses of the 

Quran: “He is God; there is no 

god but He, He is the Knower 

of the unseen and the visible; 

He is the All-Merciful, the 

All-Compassionate. He is 

God, there is no God but He. 

He is the King, the All-Holy, 

the All-Peace, the Guardian 

of Faith, the All-Preserver, the 

All-Mighty, the All- Compeller, 

the All-Sublime. Glory be 

to God, above that they associate! 

He is God the Creator, 

the Maker, the Shaper. To Him 

belong the Names Most Beautiful. 

All that is in the heavens 

and the earth magnifies Him; 

He is the All-Mighty, the All- 

Wise.” (59:22-24) 

“There is no god but 

He, the Living, the Everlast- 

ing. Slumber seizes Him not, 

neither sleep; to Him belongs 

all that is in the heavens and 

the earth. Who is there that 

shall intercede with Him save 

by His leave? He knows what 

lies before them and what 

is after them, and they comprehend 

not anything of His 

knowledge save such as He 

wills. His throne comprises 

the heavens and earth; the 

preserving of them oppresses 

Him not; He is the All-High, 

the All- Glorious.” (2:255) 

“People of the Book, 

go not beyond the bounds in 

your religion, and say not as 

to God but the truth. The Messiah, 

Jesus son of Mary, was 

only the Messenger of God, 

and His Word that He committed 

to Mary, and a Spirit from 

Him. 

So believe in God 

and His Messengers, and say 

not, ‘Three.’ Refrain; better 

is it for you. God is only one 

God. Glory be to Him - (He is) 

above having a son.” (4:171) 

Connections Academy to hold sessions 

Representatives 

from Ohio Connections 

Academy, a leading e-school 

serving students in grades 

K-12 from across Ohio, will 

host information sessions in 

the Cleveland area to educate 

prospective parents and students 

about the virtual public 

school. 

Teachers, administrators 

and parents of current 

students will be available to 

answer questions about how 

the online school works, the 

benefits to students, and how 

to enroll. 

The sessions are 

scheduled through August in 

communities across the state 

for families making enrollment 

decisions for the upcoming 

school year. 

Ohio Connections 

Academy delivers a personalized 

virtual public school education 

that combines state- 

certified teachers, a print-rich 

curriculum, technology tools 

and community experiences. 

Teachers develop a personalized 

learning plan for each 

student, deliver instruction, 

evaluate assignments and 

work directly with students 

via the phone and Internet, 

while a parent or other adult 

“Learning Coach,” oversees 

progress in the home. 

A listing of the 

scheduled information sessions 

is available on the 

Ohio Connections Academy 

web site at http://www.connectionsacademy.com/ohioeschool/events.aspx. 

Ohio Connections 

Academy parent/student information 

session will be held 

in Cleveland on Tuesday, 

July 17 at 6:30p.m.-8:00p.m. 

at Hampton Inn and Suites 

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Orange Place, Beachwood, 

Ohio 44122 

Shaker Heights - Thursday, 

July 19, and August 15 

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For more information 

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Dont discount stress test as heart health indicator 

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Abandoned property and the fourth amendment 

The Fourth Amendment 

to the United States 

Constitution is the one that 

prohibits unreasonable 

searches and seizures. But 

does that prohibition extend 

to abandoned property? 

That’s the issue that we -- the 

Supreme Court of Ohio -- 

recently reviewed in a case 

that involved a man named 

Dennis Gould. When Gould 

was laid off from his job as 

a truck driver in December 

2005, he moved in with his 

mother, Sharon Easterwood. 

At that time, Gould gave 

Sharon a computer hard drive 

and told her to keep it and not 

“let anybody get their hands 

on it.” Sharon put it in her 

nightstand. 

In May 2006, Gould 

moved into his own apartment. 

He took his belongings, 

but not the hard drive. 

About a month later Gould’s 

twin brother, Douglas, told 

his mother that she should 

get the hard drive out of her 

house because it probably 

contained chid pornography. 

She returned it to Gould. In 

August, when Gould’s older 

brother Gregory moved in, 

Gould stole Gregory’s truck 

and left Toledo, leaving everything 

behind. He told no 

one of his whereabouts. 

Gregory eventually 

sold Gould’s belongings at a 

garage sale. Before the sale, 

Sharon retrieved the hard 

drive. Shortly after that, she 

delivered it to Detective Regina 

Lester in the Special 

Victims Unit of the Toledo 

Police. Sharon told Lester 

that she believed Gould had 

abandoned it and that she 

didn’t want it in her home because 

of her suspicions about 

its contents. 

At first, Lester 

didn’t attempt to access the 

data on the hard drive, but 

Legal Court Interpretation 

began efforts to locate Gould. 

Three months later, Sharon 

consented to a police search 

of the hard drive. The police 

discovered chid pornography, 

including Gould engaging in 

sexual conduct with the seven-year-old 

daughter of his 

former girlfriend. 

Gould was ultimately 

arrested in Michigan 

and brought back to Toledo. 

Based on the images on the 

hard drive, a grand jury indicted 

him on two counts of 

rape, one count of gross sexual 

imposition, six counts of 

pandering sexually oriented 

material involving a minor, 

and five counts of illegal use 

of a minor in nudity-oriented 

material or performance. 

Gould filed a motion 

to suppress the evidence, 

asserting that police had illegally 

searched the hard drive 

in violation of the Fourth 

Amendment. The trial court 

denied the motion, concluding 

that Detective Lester “reasonably 

could have believed 

that Gould had abandoned 

any reasonable expectation of 

privacy in the hard-drive,” so 

the search didn’t violate the 

Fourth Amendment. 

After a jury trial, 

Gould was found guilty on 

all counts. The trial court sentenced 

him to two concurrent 

life sentences for the rape 

convictions, and further sentences 

for the other charges. 

But when the court 

of appeals reviewed the case, 

it reversed the conviction and 

held that the trial court should 

have suppressed the evidence 

from the hard drive as the 

product of an illegal search. 

The court of appeals concluded 

that “the state failed 

to demonstrate by credible, 

competent evidence that the 

hard drive was abandoned.” 

When the case came 

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before us, we considered this 

question: Did Gould have 

a reasonable expectation of 

privacy in the hard drive at 

the time the police searched 

it? 

In writing our majority 

opinion, Justice Terrence 

O’Donnell noted that 

the United States Supreme 

Court “has long held that the 

Fourth Amendment prohibition 

against unreasonable 

searches does not apply to 

property that has been voluntarily 

abandoned, because 

society does not recognize 

an expectation of privacy in 

abandoned property as being 

objectively reasonable.” 

There are other 

cases, from several different 

state and federal courts, that 

support this position. One 

such case is from an opinion 

issued by our court in 1980. 

In that case we held that the 

accused, who had dropped 

his luggage while fleeing 

from police, could not “object 

to a search and seizure 

of property that he has voluntarily 

abandoned.” In another 

case, from 2010 federal 

appeals court opinion, a man 

named William Davis had 

left a safe with his estranged 

wife for an extended period 

of time. The safe contained 

ammunition and a large 

quantity of pornographic images 

of children. 

His wife signed an 

affidavit stating that she had 

“kicked Davis out” of her 

apartment after learning that 

he had sexually abused her 

daughter and that he had returned 

to her apartment to 

retrieve his things but failed 

to remove the safe. The police 

later searched the safe 

with her permission. When 

Davis filed a motion to suppress 

that evidence, she testified 

that he had never told 

‘Innocent Spouse Relief’ protects against tax fraud 

By Jason Alderman 

I’ll wager that when 

most brides and grooms utter 

the phrase, “For better 

or for worse,” the “worse” 

they’re imagining probably 

involves situations like getting 

laid off or a prolonged 

family illness – not being the 

victim of tax fraud perpetrated 

by a current or former 

spouse. 

Married couples 

typically file joint tax returns 

because it lets them take advantage 

of certain tax credits 

and other benefits not available 

if they file separately. 

However, one potential 

drawback is that 

you’re each responsible, 

jointly and individually, for 

any taxes, interest and penalties 

due on returns filed 

while you’re married, even 

if you later divorce. 

So what happens 

if your spouse or ex-spouse 

– either unintentionally or 

deliberately – underreported 

income, overstated deductions, 

didn’t report taxable 

IRA distributions or any of a 

host of other sins in the eyes 

of the IRS? 

Well, you could be 

left holding the bag, even if 

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those things occurred without 

your knowledge or understanding. 

That’s why each 

year tens of thousands of 

people file for “Innocent 

Spouse Relief” with the IRS. 

Unfortunately, it 

can be very difficult to prove 

your case and many are denied. 

Plus, until recently, 

the law mandated that in all 

cases you must have applied 

for relief within two years of 

the IRS’ first collection activity 

or your claim would be 

disqualified. 

But in one respect 

at least, the IRS has eased 

the burden of proof: Last 

year, the agency eliminated 

the two-year requirement 

for taxpayers filing for “equitable 

relief,” a category 

open to taxpayers who don’t 

meet the strict requirements 

of other provisions in the Innocent 

Spouse law. 

The IRS’ change 

of policy recognized that in 

some cases, the victimized 

spouse doesn’t even become 

aware of the transgression 

until long after the fact. 

Often it’s because 

the offending spouse has 

concealed the information 

or hid or did not forward 

mailed underpayment notifications 

from the IRS – 

or, in the case of domestic 

abuse, the victim was afraid 

to come forward. 

There are three categories 

of relief you may 

seek: Innocent spouse relief; 

separation of liability and 

equitable relief. 

The differences between 

them (including eligibility, 

deadlines and statutes 

of limitations) are complicated, 

so read “Tax Information 

for Innocent Spouses” 

at www.irs.gov for details. 

To apply for Innocent 

Spouse Relief, you’ll 

need to file IRS Form 8857; 

however, one form will 

work for multiple years’ filings. 

Don’t delay filing 

just because you don’t have 

all required supporting documentation, 

since in some 

cases the two-year filing 

deadline does still apply. 

In making its ruling, 

the IRS will consider 

factors such as your educational 

and business experience, 

the couple’s financial 

situation and the extent of 

her that he wanted the safe 

and that she had never prevented 

him from getting his 

property from her apartment. 

The decision in that case 

noted that the district court 

had properly denied the motion 

to suppress the contests 

of the abandoned safe. 

As in these other 

cases, the evidence in 

Gould’s case similarly 

weighs against a finding that 

Gould had an objectively 

reasonable expectation of 

privacy in the hard drive. 

He left the hard drive in his 

apartment with his other 

things when he stole his 

brother’s truck and disappeared 

from Toledo. From 

the time he left town until his 

arrest by federal marshals -- 

a span of about 10 months -- 

Gould never inquired about 

the hard drive or attempted 

to assert control over it. He 

concealed his whereabouts, 

and he never knew the hard 

drive had been removed 

from his apartment when his 

brother sold his other things. 

As Justice 

O’Donnell noted, based on 

Gould’s conduct, he “had 

no objectively reasonable 

expectation of privacy in 

the hard drive because when 

he relocated to Michigan 

he abandoned it by leaving 

it in his Toledo apartment 

without the ability to exert 

control over it.” And, as 

determined by several other 

courts -- including our own 

-- a warrantless search of 

abandoned property does not 

offend the Fourth Amendment. 

Therefore, by a sevento-zero 

vote, we reversed the 

order of the court of appeals 

that had ordered the exclusion 

of the evidence obtained 

from the hard drive, and we 

reinstated Gould’s convictions 

and sentence. 

your participation in the action 

that resulted in the erroneous 

item. 

The IRS will deny 

a claim if they believe you 

benefitted from the tax 

avoidance. 

Taxpayers whose 

past request for equitable 

relief was denied solely 

because of the two-year 

limit may reapply using IRS 

Form 8857 if the collection 

statute of limitations for the 

tax years involved has not 

expired. 

Visit “Tax Information 

for Innocent Spouses” 

at www.irs.gov for details 

on the various types of relief 

available, eligibility qualifications, 

statutes of limitations 

and more. 

I hope that your 

marital “worst case” never 

goes past a minor spat or 

two, but it’s good to know 

there is relief available for 

such terrible situations. 

Jason Alderman directs 

Visa’s financial education 

programs. 

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Why should you know the Clerk of Courts 

Q: What is a clerk of 

courts? 

A: In Ohio, the clerk 

of courts is the official recordkeeper 

and agent for each 

court in each county. Many 

clerks manage millions of records. 

As agent of the county, 

the clerk manages the court’s 

bailiffs, courthouse security, 

subpoenas, transportation 

of prisoners, and evictions 

within the county. The clerk 

is also responsible for keeping 

records of titles for automobiles 

and other vehicles and 

airplanes. In some counties 

the clerk of courts handles 

birth and death records and 

titles to land. 

Q: Who are the 

clerks of court? 

A: Each court has a 

clerk of court. Most clerks are 

elected for four-year terms, 

and most are sponsored by 

one of the two major political 

parties. A municipal court 

clerk also may be appointed 

to serve a county court if the 

county has a small population. 

Juvenile judges act as the 

clerks of the juvenile courts, 

though the common pleas 

clerks do the actual recordkeeping. 

The clerk of the 

common pleas court also acts 

as the clerk of the appellate 

court, and in multiple-county 

appeals courts, each common 

pleas court generally handles 

appeals from that county’s 

courts. Each clerk may appoint 

deputies to help handle 

the workload, but it is the 

clerk who is responsible for 

seeing that all of the duties 

are properly performed. 

Q: What, exactly, 

does a clerk of courts do? 

A: A clerk of courts 

handles all of the paperwork 

for the court – accepting documents 

for filing, entering 

the orders of judges, administering 

oaths, taking affidavits, 

and issuing executions. 

The clerk keeps 

four “books,” which are increasingly 

kept as computer 

files rather than as actual 

physical documents: 1) an 

appearance docket with the 

names of all parties to actions 

before the court; 2) a 

trial docket with the schedule 

of the judges; 3) a journal 

with all of the judges’ orders; 

and 4) an execution docket 

with information about actions 

by judgment creditors 

against judgment debtors. 

In some counties 

the clerk is responsible for 

the transportation of prisoners 

between the jail and the 

court. 

Q: When might I 

have business with a clerk of 

courts? 

A: If you have to 

pay a fine for a traffic ticket 

for a moving violation or 

transfer the title to an automobile 

or other vehicle, you 

may do business with a clerk 

of courts. If you are arrested 

and have to post bail, you 

must make the bail payment 

to the office of the clerk of 

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The event is free for 

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No fishing license 

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go to the clerk, who enters 

them into the books, accepts 

your payment, and schedules 

court appearances. 

If you are subpoenaed 

to appear in court, it is 

the clerk who processes the 

paperwork. The municipal 

clerk also handles evictions. 

Q: Is the clerk of 

courts responsible for handling 

jury duty? 

A: No; jury duty is 

not handled by the clerks of 

courts but by a separate organization, 

the commissioners 

of jurors. 

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clerks of courts located? 

A: The clerks are 

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Articles appearing 

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about the law. Before 

applying this information to a 

specific legal problem, readers 

are urged to seek advice 

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Art Museum exhibition to feature artists 

“Youth and Beauty: 

Art of the American Twenties” 

has recently opened at 

the Cleveland Museum of Art. 

The exhibition brings together 

the work of 60 painters, sculptors, 

and photographers who 

developed the style of realism 

in the years following World 

Artist offers ‘A Natural Point of View’ 

Notre Dame College’s 

Clara Fritzsche Library 

will host “A Natural 

Point of View,” an exhibit of 

The Ohio Chapter 

of the Myasthenia Gravis 

Foundarion, Inc. will hold a 

support group meeting on Saturday, 

July 14, from 2:00 p.m. 

to 5:00 p.m. at the Brookpark 

Branch of the Cuyahoga 

County Library, 6155 Engle 

Road. 

Tom Strong will 

speak on the topic of anxiety 

and depression. 

For information, call 

Gloria Mondok at 440-835- 

1521. 

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The roaring ‘20s 

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and gangsters. 

Artists who captured 

this period are: Ansel 

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paintings of flora and fauna 

with a whimsical touch by 

award-winning artist Mardel 

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Flags fly at half-staff for LeRoy Neiman 

The International Boxing Hall of Fame recently announced 

its flags will fly at half-staff in memory of legendary 

artist LeRoy Neiman. He recently died at a Manhattan 

hospital yesterday. He was 91. Born June 8, 1921 in St. Paul, 

MN. As a child growing up in the city that produced boxing 

legend Mike O’Dowd and Hall of Fame brothers Mike and 

Tommy Gibbons, Neiman was introduced to boxing at the 

local Catholic Church where he participated in “basement 

boxing.” In 2007, Neiman was elected into the International 

Boxing Hall of Fame. 

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Tribe returns favor to Reds with sweep 


The Indians suffered 

cruelly a week ago at the 

hands of the Reds in Cincinnati 

- looking bad while losing 

all three games. When it 

was their turn to be the host 

in Cleveland this week, they 

were able to return the favor 

by sweeping the Reds. At 

Press Time, both Ohio teams 

are in 1st place in their respective 

divisions. 

After being embarrassed 

by the Reds in the finish 

to their road trip, the Tribe 

returned to Progressive Field 

and first faced Pittsburgh in 

Interleague play. They lost 

two of three to the Pirates, 

who have been terrible the 

last several years, but amazingly, 

are in 2nd place this 

year. 

The Indians won 

the series lidlifter, 2-0, behind 

fine pitching by Justin 

Masterson, who went seven 

scoreless innings. Set-up man 

Vinnie Pestano and closer 

Chris Perez each pitched a 

scoreless inning to completed 

the shutout. 

Carlos Santana doubled 

home a run and Michael 

Brantley singled in another, 

and that was it for Cleveland’s 

offense. 

Fortunately, it was 

enough thanks to the strong 

performances. It was the 

eighth straight game that the 

Indians have scored two runs 

or less for Masterson, who’d 

Masterson 

been getting the least run support 

in the AL. 

That game had been 

the sixth time that Pittsburgh 

had been held scoreless 

this season, but the Pirates 

changed form quickly, 

dropping a nine-spot on the 

Tribe in each of the next two 

games. They won Saturday’s 

game, 9-2, as they pounded 

out four homers - two by Pedro 

Alvarez - against Tribe 

pitching. Ubaldo Jimenez 

took the loss. The only bright 

spots for the Tribe were solo 

HRs by Casey Kotchman and 

Asdrubal Cabrerea off of A.J. 

Burnett, who improved to 

7-2. 

On Fathers’ Day, 

Jeanmar Gomez didn’t pitch 

that well and his misery was 

compounded by Cabrera, 

having a bad fielding day. 

The Tribe SS had three on 

the day, which made four of 

the eight runs given up by 

Gomez, unearned. Alvarez 

again weilded the big bat for 

the Pirates, banging two more 

HRs and knocking in six runs 

in their 9-5 win. Jason Kipnis 

had a HR for Cleveland. 

Things were not 

looking too good with the 

Indians continuing to have 

problems with NL teams 

and the Reds, who had manhandled 

them days before, 

coming to town. Fortunately, 

the Tribe got their offense in 

gear and their pitching, after 

a rocky game one, came 

through in the final two 

games of the Cincinnati series. 

On Monday, Indians 

pitching gave up nine runs 

for the third straight game, 

but luckily, scored 10 to grab 

the victory. Joey Votto hit 

his 9th career HR against the 

Tribe and Brandon Phillips, 

the former Indian-turned- 

Tribe nemesis, who also has 

nine vs. Cleveland, nearly 

got another when, with Votto 

aboard, he hit a ball down the 

LF line, which got past Tribe 

LFJohnny Damon. 

He was credited 

with a run-scoring double, 

and Damon was charged with 

a two-base error, allowing 

Phillips to score. 

The Reds later appealed 

the ruling, but MLB 

said it would stay as a 2B 

hit and an error. Shin-Soo 

Choo, Lonnie Chisenhall, 

and Kotchman connected 

He was born in 

1936 and he embarked on a 

proffesional boxing career in 

1954. He won 25 of his first 

29 fights on his way to establishing 

himself as a top 

prospect by 1962. The imposing 

6’2” Amos Lincoln 

was nicknamed “Big Train” 

and he looked like he was going 

to become a force to be 

reckoned with for some time. 

Fighting out of 

Portland, Oregon early in 

his career Lincoln also campaigned 

thoughout the northwest 

in cities like Seattle, 

Spokane, Tacoma, Boise 

and even Vancouver, Canada. 

In 1957 he made one of 

his few ventures outside the 

Northwest as he traveled to 

Chicago and defeated Marty 

Marshall. 

In June of 1962 

Lincoln made his New York 

debut as he met furture champion 

Ernie Terell at Madison 

Square Garden. The lanky, 

on long balls off of Mat Latos, 

prompting the Reds’ 

pitcher to charge that the 

Indians were stealing signs. 

Tribe Mananger Manny Acta 

denied this, saying its hard 

enough to teach his players 

their own signs. Starters 

Derek Lowe and Latos 

each gave up seven runs. Joe 

Smith got the win in relief. 

The second game of 

the series was a real pitchers’ 

battle, with the game going 

into extra innings, tied 1-1. 

Josh Tomlin and the Reds’ 

Mike Leake each gave up a 

run on six hits before turning 

things over to their respective 

Bullpen’s. 

In the 10th, reliever 

Nick Hagedone threw his 

second wild pitch of the inning 

to send a Cincinnati 

runner home, to put Smith, 

who’d put the baserunner on, 

in position to take a loss. 

Instead, in the bottom 

of the 10th, with Choo 

on 1B, Cabrera came through 

with a game-winning HR. Incongruously, 

the ineffective 

Hagedone got the win. 

Cincinnati’s tough 

closer Aroldis Chapman, who 

hadn’t given up a run in his 

first 24 outings this season, 

but has given up six in six 

games since then, absorbed 

his third loss in June. The 

only HRs he’s allowed this 

year are to the Tribe’s Jose 

Lopez last week and Cabrera 

on Tuesday. 

The series finale 

Boxing Nostalgia 

By JIM AMATO 

Amos ‘Big Train’ Lincoln was an outstanding fighter 

long armed Terell would box 

his way to a six round decision. 

It would be two years before 

Lincoln fought again. A ppearing 

in Las Vegas Lincoln was 

halted in the second round by 

Jimmy “ King” Fletcher. Lincoln 

would bounce back with 

a decision over clever chuck 

Leslie and a ninth round stoppage 

over highly regarded 

Thad Spencer. 

In 1965 Lincoln 

avenged his loss to Fletcher 

with a four round knockout. 

Lincoln then went over to Italy 

and was outscored by Santo 

Amonti. 

Then Lincoln put together 

a nice streak beating Roberto 

Davila twice. Scrap Iron 

Johnson and Spencer again. 

There was an eight round no 

contest with the classy Henry 

Clark and a decision over Billy 

Daniels. Then There were two 

wins over Elmer Rush. Lincoln 

was now considered one of the 

best heavyweights in the world. 

The fortunes of Lin- 

Moorehouse faces Winston-Salem at Classic 

The Greater Cleveland Sports Commission will host the second 

annual Cleveland Classic HBCU football game presented by McDonald’s 

on September 15, where Morehouse College will battle Winston-Salem 

State University at Cleveland Browns Stadium. The Classic is an entire 

weekend full of dynamic activities and events for all ages while celebrating 

premier historically black universities. Festivities will include a College 

Readiness Fair presented by McDonald’s and College Now Greater Cleveland, 

Greek Step Show, Tailgate Party presented by University Hospitals, 

KeyBank Marching Band Half-time Show and the Classic game presented 

by McDonald’s. The Classic is one of the Greater Cleveland Sports Commission’s 

proprietary events that will serve as a vehicle to bring the community 

together through exciting sports, educational and cultural activities. 

VooDoo cast 4th quarter spell on Gladiators with loss to New Orleans 

By ANDREW CARTER 

Last weekend, 

Cleveland’s Arena Football 

team was riding along with 

a nice lead at the end of the 

3rd quarter, 42-28, when the 

New Orleans VooDoo cast a 

spell on the Gladiators, offensively 

and defensively, to 

come away with the victory. 

The VooDoo unbelievably 

outscored the Gladiators, 

four touchdowns to zero in 

the final 15 minutes, to earn 

a 54-42 win. 

Cleveland QB 

John Dutton threw for 

three TDs and ran for two 

more before the terrible final 

stanza. Bowling Greens 

Robert Redd caught two of 

the scores and Dominick 

Goodman caught the other. 

Maurice Williams intercepted 

a pass and returned it 17 

yards for the other Cleveland 

score. Overall, Dutton 

completed 23 of 33 passes 

for 270 yards, with two in- 

terceptions and a costly 

fumble. 

N.O. QB Kurt 

Rocco, from Mount Union, 

who played for the Gladiators 

last season when Dutton 

was out with injury, ran 

for two TDs and threw two 

earlier TD passes, before 

Kent State baseball’s most successful season while playing at CWS 


The Kent State Golden 

Flashes baseball team capped a 

successful season by reaching 

the 2012 College World Series 

for the first time in their existence. 

Before losing to two-time 

defending National Champion 

South Carolina. 

Beginning their journey 

in the NCAA Baseball 

Tournament Regionals as Mid- 

American Conference Champions, 

they had to play 21 innings 

to beat Kentucky , 7-6. They 

beat Purdue, 7-3, and again beat 

Kentucky, 3-2, in the elimination 

game. 

Kent advanced to the 

Super Regionals, where they 

engineering the big VooDoo 

comeback in the 4th quarter. 

In the last period, 

he had three drives that ended 

with two more TD passes 

and a run by Joe Alajajian 

for another. 

The N.O. go-ahead 

score actually came on the 

played Oregon at home in a 

best of three series and beat the 

Ducks in the first game, 7-6, before 

losing the second one, 3-2. 

They took the finale, 3-2, while 

scoring the winning run in their 

fumble recovery off of Dutton 

in the End Zone by Michael 

Janic. Rocco completed 

27 of 48 passes for 296 

yards and also threw two 

INTs. 

While their offense 

took control of the game, 

the VooDoo defense throt- 

last at bat, to advance to the College 

World Series. Kent State became 

the second MAC school to 

ever do so. 

In Omaha , in their 

first game of the double-elim- 

was a great for Masterson, 

as the Indians finally scored 

some runs for him in an 8-1 

win. 

He gave up only 

an unearned run in the 8th 

Inning, on a ground out following 

an error by Cabrera. 

The Tribe SS got more than 

he gave up, however, as in 

the Indians’ big 4th Inning, 

he hit a 3-Run HR soon after 

Damon had hit a 2-Run HR. 

Chisenhall completed 

the Indians scoring by 

cracking a double in the 7th 

with the bases loaded, knocking 

in three. Afterwards, losing 

starter Bronson Arroyo 

said he had been more concerned 

about allowing bases 

on balls, as he’s just given up 

two, when Cabrera connected 

on an 0-2 pitch. 

Arroyo has given up 

15 HRs and but 14 walks this 

season.After the game, regarding 

Cabrera, Arroyo said, 

“He’s an All-Star. It was his 

third time up and he certainly 

wasn’t fooled. He hit the ball 

hard The Indians have some 

decent young talent, but their 

pitching is what will keep 

them in the race.” 

Phillips, who’s had 

magnificent numbers against 

the Indians ever since they 

gave up on him and gave 

him away in 2006, was held 

in check in this series, relatively 

speaking, going 4 for 

13 (.307) with 3 runs scored. 

Regarding the reversal 

of fortunes within one 

tled the Gladiators in the 4th 

quarter. Cleveland’s four 

possessions in the quarter 

ended: missed FG, fumble, 

another fumble, and an INT. 

The Gladiators, 

whose last win came a 

month ago, have nearly fall- 

ination CWS Tournament set 

among eight teams, KSU suffered 

an 8-1 setback at the hands 

of Arkansas . They recovered to 

beat No. 1 ranked Florida , 5-4, 

to eliminate the Gators. It was 

coln would begin to change on 

October 21,1966 at New York’s 

famous Madison Garden when 

he dropped a ten round duke to 

Johnny Persol. Lincoln came 

back with two quick wins but 

then he was again taken out 

again by Jimmy Fletcher. 

Lincoln was then 

brought over to Germany 

where he was stopped by Karl 

Mildenberger. Lincoln had 

now fallen dramatically in the 

ratings. He continued to tumble 

as Thad Spencer was finally 

able to beat him. 

“Big Train” finally 

got back in the win column 

with a points call over rugged 

Joey Orbillo in Loa Angeles. 

Lincoln returned to Los Angeles 

to meet Buster Mathis who 

was on the comeback trail after 

a loss to “Smokin” Joe Frazier. 

In a bout that featured 

some odd scorecards, Mathis 

was awarded a split decision. 

One judge had it 11-0 for 

Mathis. Another had it 9-1 for 

week, the All-Star 2B told 

this reporter, “That’s baseball. 

You get some batters 

hot and it rubs off on the others.” 

Concerning the Tribe in 

the AL Central, he said, “The 

Indians should do all right in 

this division as long as their 

pitching holds up.” Concerning 

his squad in the NL Central, 

he commented, “We’re 

still there, but there’s teams 

we should beat, like Pittsburgh, 

who give us trouble. 

(The 2nd Place Pirates are 

5-4 vs. the Reds.) St. Louis is 

still going to be tough. When 

they get healthy and get (former 

Cy Young Award Winner 

Chris) Carpenter back, you’ll 

have to watch out.” 

Masterson, who 

gave up only three hits, 

walked nobody, and finished 

with nine Ks, struck out the 

side in the 9th and afterward 

said noted, “I was really 

pumped there!” He pointed 

out, “I had good movement 

on the ball. It was moving 

around and I’m sure that they 

didn’t know where it was going.” 

Chisenhall, who’s cementing 

his spot on the MLB 

roster, had a big series - going 

5 for 11 with a HR and six 

RBI. 

“We put some pop 

in the ball and the way Justin 

was pitching, it was lights 

out. 

It feels really good 

to get them for three after 

they nailed us for three last 

week,” Chisenhall said. 

en out of the playoff picture. 

They have lost their last four 

games, although last weeks’ 

“L” was due to a forfeit because 

of a player strike. 

They are 6-7 with 

five games left. New Orleans 

also stands at 6-7. 

great that an Ohio school finally 

got the upper hand over the Gators 

in a meaningful post-season 

game in any sport. Two-time defending 

Champion South Carolina 

eliminated Kent State , 4-1. 

Mathis. The third judge had it 

5-4 for Amos. Go figure. 

The feared former 

heavyweight champion 

Sonny Liston was also forging 

a comeback and Lincoln 

met him in Baltimore where 

Liston stopped him in two 

rounds. 

Lincoln was then 

halted by tall Tony Doyle in 

six. In 1970 power punching 

prospect Boone Kirkman got 

Lincoln out of there in two 

rounds when they fought in 

Seattle. 

Finally Lincoln 

reached the end of the line 

when he lost in five rounds to 

Terry Daniels. 

Lincoln finished 

his career with 56 fights and 

a fine 39-13-3 record with 

one no contest, He scored 22 

knockouts. 

Please remember 

Lincoln’s record was 3-9 over 

his last 12 fights. In his prime 

he was a fine heavyweight.

Tuesday, June 19 , 2012 - Friday, June 22, 2012 

EAST SIDE NEWS 

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On The Town 

MOVIES * MUSIC * THEATER * DANCE * RESTAURANTS * NIGHT LIFE 

Top artists headlines Macy's Music Festival 

The 50th Macy’s 

Music Festival will be held 

on Friday, July 27, and Saturday, 

July 28, at the Paul 

Brown Stadium in Cincinati. 

Charlie Wilson 

who was a 2010 Grammy 

double nominee will open 

the concert on Friday night. 

He will perform 

music from his latest solo 

release, “Uncle Charlie” 

and its Grammy-nominated 

hit single “There Goes My 

Baby;” 

Other performers 

for Friday night include: 

Kimble 

named clients are featured in 

the series. After the premiere, 

new episodes of L.A. HAIR 

will air in its regular timeslot 

Thursdays at 9 p.m. ET/PT. 

In L.A. HAIR, viewers 

will meet Kim’s salon family 

- stylists Angela, Dontay, 

Terry, China, mom Jasmine, 

as well as Kim’s assistant Anthony 

and receptionist Charity. 

Throughout the season, Kim 

finds herself questioning the 

Squash, figs star in delectable side dish 

(NAPS)-Two of the 

hottest food trends this year, 

figs and squash, join forces 

in Sherry- Braised Squash 

with Figs and Rosemary. 

Excellent for dinner 

with family and friends 

or an intimate holiday meal, 

this versatile side dish goes 

especially well with roast 

pork and turkey. California 

figs bring an earthy sweetness 

to the dish that delightfully 

complements nuttyflavored 

butternut squash. 

Here are some 

cooking tips and fun fig 

facts: 

Figs are superstars 

when it comes to fiber. Onehalf 

cup of dried California 

figs provides 10 grams of 

fiber, along with generous 

amounts of potassium, calcium, 

iron and magnesium. 

Fiber is linked to 

weight loss and to reducing 

the risk of diverticulitis, diabetes 

and heart disease when 

part of a diet low in saturated 

fat and cholesterol. 

Golden Calimyrnas 

are sweet and chewy with a 

slight nutty flavor. Dark purple 

Missions are sweet with 

thin skins and tiny edible 

seeds. They are interchangeable 

in most recipes. 

Butternut squash 

measures up admirably to 

figs. One cup of cooked 

squash contains 17 percent 

potassium that helps control 

blood pressure. 

It provides 24 percent 

of the daily fiber recommendation, 

a whopping 

460 percent of the recommended 

vitamin A and 50 

percent of the recommended 

vitamin C, all of which help 

KEM who is a R&B singer, 

songwriter, and producer; 

Ledisi, a R&B singer-songwriter 

from New Orleans, who 

earned two Grammy nominations 

for her fouth album, 

‘Turn Me Loose’ in 2009; 

Eric Benét who will release 

his sixth album entitled ‘The 

One’ in spring 2012; Dennis 

Edwards and the Temptations 

Review; and special guest 

Alex Boyd. 

On Saturday night, 

Frankie Beverly and Maze 

will perform from their three 

best-selling albums, Golden 

Time of Day, Inspiration, 

with cholesterol management. 

To prepare squash, 

cut one inch from the bottom 

(larger end) and top. Peel outer 

skin. Stand it on end and cut 

down the center of the squash. 

Scoop out seeds and cube. 

Sherry-Braised Squash With 

Figs & Rosemary 

Preparation time: 15 minutes 

Cooking time: 20 minutes 

Ingredients: 

1 butternut or other winter 

squash (2¾ to 3 pounds) 

1 tablespoon butter 

1 cup chopped yellow onion 

1 cup Blue Ribbon Orchard 

Choice or Sun-Maid dried 

California figs, stemmed and 

halved or quartered 

½ cup dry sherry or orange 

juice 

½ cup prepared chicken broth 

4 teaspoons chopped fresh 

rosemary (or 1½ teaspoons 

crumbled dry rosemary) 

¼ teaspoon salt 

Chopped fresh parsley 

Directions: 

Peel squash and cut 

into ¾- to 1-inch chunks to 

measure 4 cups. Heat butter 

in large skillet or saucepan 

over medium heat. Add onion. 

Cook, stirring frequently, until 

golden. Add squash, figs, sherry, 

broth, rosemary and salt. 

Bring to boil; reduce 

heat and simmer gently, 

covered, 10 minutes or until 

squash is tender. If liquid remains, 

remove figs and vegetables 

with slotted spoon to 

serving bowl; simmer uncovered 

until liquid is reduced to 

3 to 4 tablespoons. 

Pour liquid over 

squash mixture. Serve warm, 

garnished with parsley. Makes 

about 4 cups (6 servings). 

Joy and Pain, which include 

their chart-topping singles 

“Travelin’ Man,” “Feel That 

You’re Feeling,” “Joy and 

Pain,” “Look in Your Eyes” 

and “Southern Girl,” in the 

1980’s. 

Also featured will 

be Jaheim, Monica, the legendary 

O’Jays, and Midnight 

Star. 

The O'Jays will perform 

classics such as "Back 

Stabbers," "Use To Be My 

Girl,'"and "Livin' For The 

Weekend."For tickets, call 

1-800-745-3000 or visit macysmusicfestival.com. 

commitment of some of her 

stylists, including an overlyeager 

Angela who goes behind 

Kim’s back in attempt 

to steal her clients; the sassy 

China who is so dramatic it 

drives Kim nuts; and her assistant 

Anthony, who doesn’t 

seem to know where his loyalties 

should be. 

Add to the mix 

Kim’s headstrong mom Jasmine 

who has her own ideas 

on how the salon should be 

operated and you’ve got the 

perfect recipe for drama. If 

that isn’t enough to make her 

head spin, Kim’s lease expires 

before her new salon is 

finished, forcing her to find 

another space before she and 

her stylists are evicted. As 

the heart and soul of the operation, 

Kim spends her days 

juggling her vast celebrity 

clientele and growing a business 

in addition to carving out 

time for her personal life. But 

her biggest challenge may be 

Just 

Jazz 

By NANCY ANN LEE 

Frankie Beverly and Maze will perform at the 50th 

Macy’s Music Festival on Saturday, July 28, at the Paul Brown 

Stadium in Cincinati along with several other major groups and 

artists. Members of Maze are Frankie Beverly, Roame Lowry, Carl 

Wheeler, Larry Kimpel, Vance Taylor, Jubu Smith and Calvin Napper. 

Kim Kimble's new show ' L.A. Hair' 

In the glitz and 

glam of Hollywood, stunning 

hairstyles are a way of 

life and Kim Kimble is the 

go-to stylist for A-List celebrities 

when they need a 

red carpet coif or an emergency 

“do.” In her new series 

L.A. HAIR recently 

premiered T at a special 

time 10 p.m. ET/PT with 

eight, one-hour episodes, 

viewers follow Kim as she 

manages her team of talented, 

yet high-strung stylists 

– including her mother 

Jasmine – as they make 

over Hollywood’s elite, 

one strand at a time. Working 

in close quarters proves 

intense for her staff as they 

often bicker and joke like 

family yet struggle to meet 

Kim’s standards of professionalism. 

Divas Kelly Rowland, 

Brandy, Laila Ali, 

Garcelle Beavais, Omarosa, 

Mary Mary, Kym Whitley, 

Mikki Taylor, Shari Headley 

and Kim’s other bold-face 

Herbie Hancock 

Pianist-composer Herbie 

Hancock was born in 1940 

in Chicago. Early music studies 

led him to play Mozart's Piano 

Concerto in D major with the 

Chicago Symphony Orchestra 

by age 11. 

But Hancock preferred 

jazz and formed a high school 

ensemble. By 1960, he was performing 

in Chicago jazz clubs 

with Coleman Hawkins and 

Donald Byrd. Hancock joined 

Byrd's group and moved to New 

York. 

Following his first 

recording session with Byrd, 

he was signed by Blue Note and 

made his recording debut with 

Takin Off in May 1962, gaining 

notice with his original tune, 

"Watermelon Man." Hancock 

joined the Miles Davis quintet 

in 1963 and remained for five 

years, creating tunes that have 

become standards. 

Leading his own sextet 

from 1971-73, Hancock melded 

elements of jazz, rock, with 

African and Indian themes by 

using electronic devices and instruments. 

After his Headhunters 

album, Hancock produced 

more commercialized music 

throughout the 1970s, occasionally 

returned to jazz with his 

V.S.O.P. band and piano duos 

with Chick Corea. 

By the 1980s, Hancock 

was creating fascinating 

music using complex innovative 

electronic technology. 

Hancock recently 

released his first acoustic recording 

in many years, The 

New Standard, where he and his 

veteran sidemen reinvent nine 

time-honored tunes, sometimes 

backed by a studio orchestra. 

dealing with the sometimes 

inflated egos of her staff – 

that’s when the competition 

behind the chair becomes 

fierce and the scissors come 

out. 

For more information 

on L.A. HAIR, please 

visit WEtv.com for exclusive 

videos, photos, bios and 

blogs from the show’s stylists. 

Also, check out WE tv’s 

new Glam & Go application 

where viewers can experiment 

with hot L.A. hairstyles 

by simply uploading their 

photo to test out different 

looks. Join the online viewing 

party and chat live with 

other fans during new episodes 

of L.A. HAIRon WE 

tv Sync. Don’t miss a single 

snip, curl or weave: like WE 

tv on Facebook and follow @ 

WEtv and #LAHair on Twitter 

for inside information and 

special giveaways. 

L.A. HAIR is produced 

for WE tv by 3 Ball 

Productions, an Eyeworks 

company, and executive 

Jazz concert to be held 

Jazz Under the Stars continues 

on July 7, at 7pm in Medina’s Uptown Park 

with Akron based Moustache Yourself. Using 

specialized gypsy guitars, the style is a 

blend of Eastern European folk, American 

jazz standards and other influences. 

The group is made up of Joe 

Terrett on guitar, Jeremy Jones on guitar 

and bass, and fiddlers Tim Akin and Denny 

Jones. The group is inspired by mid-20th 

century Belgian guitarist and composer 

Django Rienhardt, often regarded as the 

first important European jazz musician who 

made a contribution to the development of 

the idiom. Regionally, Moustache Yourself 

has performed at such venues as The 

Akron Zoo, First Night Akron, Olds 97 in 

Kenmore and the Kent Folk Festival. This 

free concert is brought to the community by 

ORMACO (Ohio Regional Music Arts and 

Cultural Outreach), with generous underwriting, 

in part, from the Medina County 

Community Fund, Akron General Hospital, 

Medina Family Dentistry, Sandridge Foods 

and Marie Mirro Edmonds Co. LPA. 

In addition to the jazz, 

Michelle’s Place will be serving her famous 

ribs, coleslaw and baked beans to 

enjoy while listening to the music. To 

place your rib order in advance, phone 

330.722.7198. Remaining Jazz Under the 

Stars concerts are Shinizyn (guitar and 

flute jazz) on August 11, and Bobby Selvaggio 

(tenor sax) on September 1, also 

at 7p.m. at Uptown Park in Medina. For 

more information, visit www.ormaco.org. 

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Fairfax to hold art celebration 

The Ward 6 Fairfax 

Arts & Heritage Celebration 

will honor the history and legacy 

of the Fairfax community 

with an all-day celebration on 

Saturday, July 21, from 10 

a.m. until 8 p.m. The celebration 

will take place in on East 

89th Street from Carnegie to 

Quincy Avenue. East 89th 

Street from Carnegie to Cedar 

and Cedar to Quincy will be 

closed to thru traffic. 

The mission of the 

Fairfax Arts & Heritage Celebration 

is to inspire a sense of 

community, educate residents 

about available resources, 

promote the area as a tourist 

destination, create collaboration 

between business owners, 

residents and other stakeholders 

and motivate citizen 

participation in the future 

growth of the neighborhood. 

The event is free and 

will kickoff at 10 a.m with 

a parade on East 83rd Street 

and Carnegie, home of the 

new PNC Fairfax Connection, 

to Quincy Avenue, led 

by Mayor Frank G. Jackson, 

Councilwoman Mamie J. 

Mitchell and representatives 

from partnering organizations 

Chris' Cinema Trivia & 

Movie Match Up 

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By CHRIS APPLING 

TRIVIA - (Musicals) 

1. Who is the legendary, 

ground-breaking comedian 

who starred as 'Piano Man' opposite 

Diana Ross and Billy Dee 

Williams in Lady Sing The Blues 

(1972) and later played the title 

role of The Wiz (1978) with such 

celebrities as Diana Ross, Michael 

Jackson, Nipsey Russell, 

Ted Ross, Mabel King and Lena 

Horne? 

2. Debbie Allen is an 

accomplished dancer/choreographer/ 

actress/director and has 

starred in roles in Roots: The 

Next Generation (1978), Ragtime 

(1981), and Stompin' At 

The Savoy (1994), but in what 

film did she star as dance teacher 

'Lydia Grant' at the New York 

City Performing Arts High 

School and later reprised the 

role in a T.V. series version of 

the movie? 

3. In the film Breakin' 

(1984), Latino breakdancer Adolfo 

(Shabba-Doo) Quinones' 

smooth moves reflected the 

dance craze that was 'moon- 

ACTORS/ACTRESSES: 

1. Pearl Bailey 

2. Harry Belafonte 

3. Diahann Carroll 

4. Dorothy Dandridge 

5. Brock Peters 

ROLES: 

walkin' through the streets of 

the country's cities but who 

was Quinones' younger, black 

partner who 'popped and locked' 

to fame with him? 

4. In what movie did 

Julius J. Carry III play an evil 

martial-arts master who used his 

talents to terrorize others until 

he had to face good-guy Taimak 

in battle? 

5. In Disney's liveaction, 

T.V. remake of Cinderella 

(1998), it featured an ethnicallyintegrated, 

multicultural cast to 

play the parts of The King and 

Queen, The Prince, the evil 

Stepmother and the two, evil 

Stepsisters, but who is the African-American 

singer/ actress 

who played the title role in the 

movie and later starred in her 

own sitcom, Moesha? 

ANSWERS: 1. Richard 

Pryor 2. 'Fame' (1980) 3. 

Michael (Boogaloo Shrimp) 

Chambers 4. 'The Last Dragon' 

(1985) 5. Brandy 

MOVIE MATCH-UP - (Carmen Jones) 

a) lead character 

b) character's boisterous friend 

c) character's Army boyfriend 

d) boyfriend's Army sergeant 

e) character's meek friend 

ANSWERS: 1, b; 2, c; 3, 

e; 4, a; 5, d 

Emanuel Ax to perform at Blossom 

Pianist 

Emanuel Ax joins The Cleveland 

Orchestra at Blossom 

Music Center on Saturday, 

july 7, at 8 p.m. for performances 

of Wolfgang Amadè 

Mozart’s Piano Concerto 

No. 22 in E-flat major, K. 

482, and Frédéric Chopin’s 

Andante spianato et Grand 

Polonaise brillante in E-flat 

major, Opus 22. 

Jahja Ling, music 

director of the San Diego 

Symphony since 2004, and 

former Cleveland Orchestra 

resident conductor who additionally 

served as Blossom 

Festival Director for six 

seasons (2000 to 2005), conducts 

the program, which also 

includes Franz von Suppé’s 

Overture to Poet and Peasant, 

Otto Nicolai’s Overture 

to The Merry Wives of Windsor, 

and Johannes Brahms’s 

Hungarian Dances Nos. 1, 5, 

and 6. Concert ticket prices: 

Pavilion $25 to $85, Lawn 

$20 (Under 18s Free). 

Ax is part of the 

Cleveland Orchestra family 

of artists who have appeared 

with the Orchestra regularly 

Ling 

during a long period of time. 

Ax 

three solo recitals and a duo 

He made his debut with The recital with Yefim Bronfman 

Cleveland Orchestra in Janu- in Severance Hall. Ax’s most 

ary of 1976 and has appeared recent concerts with the Or- 

with the Orchestra in more chestra were in May 2011. 

than 65 concerts since then, All concerts at 

at Severance Hall (includ- Blossom Music Center, 

ing the world premiere per- 1145 Steels Corners Road, 

formances of John Adams’s Cuyahoga Falls. Free park- 

Century Rolls and a cycle ing for all performances; 

of the Beethoven piano con- upgrades available for purcertos), 

Blossom Music Cenchase. For more information 

ter, and on tour at Carnegie or to order tickets, call 216- 

Hall, Tanglewood, Orchestra 231-1111 or 800-686-1141, 

Hall in Chicago, and in Eu- or visit clevelandorchestra. 

rope. He also has performed com. 

– PNC, University Hospitals 

and Cleveland Clinic. The 

event will culminate on the 

main stage at Karamu House, 

hosted by WZAK’s Robyn 

Simone, with a live performance 

from R & B group 

ConFunkShun at 7p.m. 

Chairperson and 

Ward 6 Councilwoman Mamie 

J. Mitchell hopes to create 

a premier annual event 

that showcases the beauty, 

history and resources of Fairfax. 

The day will feature two 

stages of live entertainment 

from national & local talent 

such as Jessica Care Moore 

and CASH, live radio remote 

from 93.1 FM WZAK, Children’s 

Village, the NASA 

Journey to Tomorrow Exhibit 

Trailer, simulated helicopter 

rides, MetroParks Nature 

Tracks & Eco Explorer exhib- 

its, Karamu House preview of 

The Color Purple, a Mobile 

Dental Unit, Child Safety 

finger casting, health screenings, 

American Legacy Mobile 

Unit, line dancing, food 

vendors, specialty booths and 

much more family fun! 

For sponsorship 

information, please contact 

Bob Render, project manager 

at 216.921.7141; email rlrender@sbcglobal.net. 

Call 

216.421.2433 or email vendor@fairfaxcelebration.org 

for vendor booth availability. 

For additional information, 

visit website: www. 

fairfaxcelebration.org; call 

216.921.7141; email: info@ 

fairfaxcelebration.org; Facebook.com/fairfaxcelebration; 

Twitter.com/fairfaxceleb; 

LinkedIn.com/Fairfax Arts & 

Heritage Celebration

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Tuesday, June 19, 2012 - Friday, June 22, 2012 

Ms.Mae’s Tea Party was held for youth 

By PAT WHITE 

The 3rd annual 

Ms. Mae’s Tea 

Party was recently 

attended by 13 young 

girls at the home of 

Mae Brown. 

The theme 

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of this year’s event 

was sunglasses and 

sundresses, and according 

to Brown, 

the girls, who ranged 

in age from 5 to 13 

years old, looked 

lovely. 

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All the young 

girls arrived in summer 

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dresses and sunglasses. 

The table 

was set with tea, 

juice, and an assortment 

of finger sandwiches. 

During the 

tea, Kailyn Brown 

and Angel Smith 

read poems. 

Heart education, dancing united seniors 

One hundred local 

seniors visited Fairhill 

Partners senior center 

recently to get educated 

about irregular heartbeats 

and pacemaker safety, 

while moving their 

feet at a heart-healthy 

dance. 

The girls who 

attended this year’s 

event were: Kailyn 

Brown, Angel Smith, 

Amari Galloway, 

Dejon Boddy, Laila 

Jackson, Nia Fleming, 

Mica Booker, Maia 

Booker, Jamie, Gabrielle, 

and Jeya. 

Brown said the 

event was a success, 

and that the young ladies 

are making plans 

for next year’s tea. 

An education session was recently held at The Fairhill 

Partners to educate seniors on an irregular heartbeat and pacemaker 

safety. The seniors also took part in dancing. 

The educational 

event was part 

of a national awareness 

initiative – Join the Pace 

Makers – which is endorsed 

by famed actress 

and choreographer Debbie 

Allen and empowers 

people to make informed 

decisions when faced 

with the need for an implantable 

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Each year 

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Fortunately, there is 

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‘Shackles of Racism’ 

Racial discrimination 

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headlines. In author 

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and social problem 

is explored, along 

with insights on how to 

end it permanently. Readers 

can follow Aaron the 

Wayshower within the 

pages as he combats the 

enslavement of one racial 

group by another. 

In this story, racial 

enslavement occurs 

on Earth’s sister planet, 

Aumni, wherein 60 million 

blacks enslave 20 

million whites in the 

Kingdom of verde. Aaron 

the Wayshower seeks to 

convert Prince Vada from 

pro-slave to abolitionist. 

To achieve this crucial 

goal, he convinces 

Vada to transfer to Earth 

and experience life as a 

bondsman in America’s 

antebellum Southland of 

1855. Will Veda oppose 

the institution of human 

bondage? 

Not only a book 

on discrimination and enslavement, 

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with philosophical inclination. 

“ In the book, a 

deep connection develops 

between a black slave and 

a wealthy land owner.” 

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The 3rd annual Ms. Mae’s Tea Party was recently held and in attendence 

are:Kailyn Brown, Angel Smith, Amari Galloway, Dejon Boddy, Laila Jackson, Nia Fleming, 

Mica Booker, Maia Booker, Jamie, Gabrielle, and Jeya. 

According to Brown, the event was a success, and that the young ladies are 

already making plans for next year’s tea. (ESDN Photo by Omar Quadir) 

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