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run-down or abandoned homes to transform into exciting modern spaces, Street admitted that she was both nervous and excited about the chance to showcase her talents on air. . “I studied opera at Temple University and later moving to Italy to perform, so I was used to performing but this was a totally different environment,� Street said. “The most challenging part was getting everything done so quickly and learning to feel comfortable on camera.� Yet, adding to her experience in deal-

ing with properties and with her ability to turn projects around quickly, when Street returned from her time abroad, she began working with her father in real estate. When he passed away suddenly in 2013, Street chose to start her own construction company, opening Hestia in ’14. “I couldn’t afford to buy nice houses to rent out, so I started buying the run-down properties,� she said. “There are definitely some challenges working in a male-dominated industry, but I think women can bring a different perspective to things and hopefully people continue to like my

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designs.� Although her work is time and resource exhaustive, Street hopes to step-up as a leader in preserving some of the beautiful architectural history of South Philadelphia. To achieve this goal, she chooses a few “special� homes to renovate and sell each year, in addition to her renovation projects for clients. “My work over the years has gone amazingly,� Street said. “It’s been super rewarding to get to see what is done at the end of each day, and with the support of the community. Hopefully people will like what they see on the show.� A>@ For more information about Hestia Construction, LLC, visit: hestiaphilly.com or .facebook.com/hestiaphilly. Comment at southphillyreview.com/news/fea-

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open as a revamped version of this slicetasting affair is returning to Penns Landing Caterers with a new name: Pizza Palooza. Sticking with the SPR special event theme, we are teaming up with an old friend to host a special oldies dance party. We are talking about “The Geator with the Heaterâ€? — South Philly’s own Jerry Blavat. Besides the line dancing and playing the golden oldies from the likes of Chubby Checker, Dion, Kenny Vance and The Planotones, Diana Ross and The Supremes and others, this one is booked for a night of good times. There will be a buffet, too. Penns Landing Caterers will be the place to be on May 12. We will be announcing more details, including start times and ticket info, in coming weeks. Of course, we have to give a shout out to our presenting sponsor for these events, Liscio’s Bakery. ‌ Sticking with the save the date theme, the Lower Moyamensing Civic Association is holding its an-

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Center Outdoor Garden, 1430 E. Passyunk Ave., on April 8. ‌ Philadelphia broadcasting legend Dan Baker will be the guest ring announcer at the annual Pennsylvania Golden Gloves Eastern Regional Championships taking place at the 2300 Arena, 2300 S. Swanson St., on April 1. Baker is best known as the voice of Veterans Stadium, Lincoln Financial Field and Citizens Bank Park. Baker has been the public address announcer for the Philadelphia Phillies since 1972 and the Philadelphia Eagles from 1985 to 2014. He is the longest active tenured public address announcer in Major League Baseball. Tickets are $25 for general admission and will be available at the door or by calling Joe Hand Promotions. 1-800-557-4263. Doors open at 6 p.m.,with the first bout scheduled for 7 p.m. A>@

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D;MI CARDELLA continued from page 1 take-all match against King in Houston on Sept. 20, 1973. Riggs had already defeated Margaret Court four months earlier. King easily beat Riggs in three straight sets. And a myth was born. Adult women athletes could compete equally with men. In 1992, Jimmy Connors defeated Martina Navratilova in another similarly billed event. That means that if you include Riggs’ victory over Court prior to his match with King, males won two out of those three events. But the myth was false. Worse, it has unreasonably raised the bar for female excellence in sports. I am not making a brief for male superiority. My experience is that overall, females are brighter and more capable than their male counterparts. Since the white sports establishment stopped discriminating against minorities, non-white athletes have risen to dominate most sports. In the same way, once laws were passed against discriminating against females, women have risen to the top of many professions. But physical differences in the adult male and female make a difference in competitive sports. King beating a washedup Riggs didn’t change that fact of life. The self-worth of women athletes should not depend on whether they can compete equally with their male counterparts. That notion is patently unfair to women. I don’t care and neither should you that in all likelihood, Serena Williams couldn’t beat the top male tennis players today. Serena is fantastic in her own right. She is arguably the most dominant athlete — female or male — ever in competitive sports. She shouldn’t have to beat a mediocre male counterpart to prove her worth. Take another example. March Madness. The NCAA Tournament. College men and women compete in separate tournaments. The University of Connecticut women’s basketball team won 107 straight regular season games. They are heavily favored to win the women’s tournament again. No one would expect the UConn women to have to beat whichever team wins the men’s tournament to prove they are a great basketball team. The UConn women deserve adulation and fame. The fact that they are not as big and strong as men is evident.

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leave the room and turn him over to the director,� Almedilla said. “I’m certainly not a stage mother. I want him to enjoy the experience as much as I do.� When they’re not working, Almedilla says she and her son are off exploring cultures in the cities they visit. “That’s why I’m so anxious to get back to Philadelphia to show him all the important things around the city. It’s a beautiful city, and I do love it there.� SPR For tickets, show times or more information, call 215893-3333 or visit kimmelcenter.org. Comment at southphillyreview. com/news/lifestyles.

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World premiere composition Settlement Music School will host a free concert of contemporary music by composer Roberto Pace at the Mary Louise Curtis Branch, which celebrates its 100th anniversary this year. 2 p.m. The concert will be held in PNC Bank Presser Recital Hall, 416 Queen St. 215-320-2601. settlementmusic.org.

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ARIES (March 21 to April 20): Weaving your imagination through a project will be satisfying. Don’t be afraid to put an innovative spin on an outdated medium. You have a gift with words that is charming. Any project involving skilled craftsmanship will be singled out for favorable attention. Lucky number: 302. TAURUS (April 21 to May 20): Love is in the air, so it’s time to enjoy it to the fullF est. It doesn’t matter if you are single or attached. Affection is yours if you seek it. When you abandon yourself to pleasure, you become a magnet for abundance. A job offer or bonus is on the way. Lucky number: 450. GEMINI (May 21 to June 20): Your feelings will be affirmed by someone you adG mire. When you feel isolated, it’s hard to do your work. You even feel like there is no place for you in the world. Someone will recognize your pain and offer words of comfort. Lucky number: 593.

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LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22): You will figure out an imaginative way to make money while doing routine chores. Try to turn this dream into a reality, as it will improve your financial situation. Follow up an idea for a technological gadget, as it could be a gold mine. Lucky number: 784.

VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22): Creative inspiration will strike when you least expect it. s Get to work on this concept right away. The longer you wait to develop it, the less compelling it will seem. You have great instincts about meeting the public’s needs. Lucky number: 017.

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AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18): Karma D is rewarding you for being a kind, generous and considerate person. Don’t be surprised when a big bonus arrives. Instead of questioning your luck, welcome it with open arms. Use this good fortune to help others. It doesn’t matter what form your kindness takes; just let it flow. Lucky number: 352.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21): PISCES (Feb. 19 to March 20): SupTrust your intuition when it comes to cag reer decisions. It’s important for you to be in a Spressing emotions will drain your energy and dull your spirit. You’ve been developing a plan field that allows you to express creativity. You’ll reach the pinnacle of success by joining a company that rewards innovation. When your mind and spirit are working in sync, you can move mountains. Lucky number: 186.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19): h Taking up a spiritual practice will renew your zest for life. There’s more to life than work, money and status. Devoting a few moments each day to connecting with a higher power will be

for a long time. As soon as you tell it to someone, it will take shape in your world. Great things will happen when you quietly make your intentions known. Lucky number: 025. SPR To inquire about a personal reading, call Mystic Terry at 215-467-5162. Comment at southphillyreview.com/arts-and-entertainment/horoscopes.

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is struggling financially, do something to lift his or her spirits. When people are having difficulty, they need to be acknowledged. Simply expressing interest in a friend’s well-being may make the difference between hope and despair. Lucky number: 839.

transformative. It doesn’t matter whether you are a member of an organized religion or commune with nature as a form of worship. Lucky number: 759.

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ro boxer Ray Robinson gave his first interview when he was 7. A newspaper reporter was working on a story about the staggering upsurge of children living in Philadelphia’s homeless shelters and asked Robinson what he’d do if he ever saw his abusive absentee father again. “If I see him, I’ll kill him,� he told the journalist, who published the ominous quote verbatim. It was May 1993 and Robinson had been living for about a year in a single room of the Stenton Family Manor with five of his six older siblings and their single mother, a recovering drug addict. The cozy-sounding name of the place belied reality. At the time, the Philadelphia Inquirer described it and venues of its kind as “large, loud, dingy, crowded and, by their very nature, unhappy institutions - a tough place to raise a kid. And an even tougher place to be one.� “One single parent with seven kids, you can imagine what that was like,� Robinson told the Northeast Times during a recent lunch at a sports bar near his Bustleton apartment. “It was just about hardship. You’d see people on the corner who had nice clothes and always had money, but that was the easy part. You’d also see how they were always getting stopped by the cops.� Robinson, who’s ranked among the top welterweight contenders in the world, acquired much of his toughness at Stenton, but that wasn’t all he got. He also managed to cultivate a profound will to improve his condition without resorting to the self-destructive paths taken by many of his contemporaries. His stiff jab and savvy ring footwork would come a few years later. On Friday night, March 24, he’ll be putting it all on the line - his toughness, talent, No. 13 WBC ranking and aspirations of a title shot - when he headlines the first-ever boxing card at the Fillmore in Fishtown. Robinson will battle former Brazilian champ Claudinei “Volcano� Lacerda. Hard Hitting Promotions, a local company founded by South Philly resident Manny Rivera and Florida native Will Ruiz, will stage the card. They are the same promoters who brought boxing to the nearby Sug-

arHouse casino for the first time last year. “I didn’t need to get into a bunch of trouble to get into boxing,� Robinson said. “A lot of guys get into it because you’re allowed to hit people. For me, hitting people is cool, but I fell in love with the science part: making someone miss, hit without getting hit, swim without getting wet, playing in the mud and not getting dirty.� Robinson laughed as he rattled off those old-school training room adages faster than a Mike Tyson flurry. And in an era when top pros seem to make more money feigning each other at press conferences than throwing down in the ring, Robinson is definitely old school. For starters, there’s his name. Long before the world had ever heard of Floyd Mayweather, Tyson, Sugar Ray Leonard or even Muhammad Ali, there was Sugar Ray Robinson, a six-time world champion at welterweight and middleweight in the 1940s and ’50s and the guy whom most experts still call the greatest boxer pound-for-pound of all time. He amassed an astounding 175 wins, 109 by knockout, in a 25-year career that included a 91-bout winning streak from 1943 to ’51. “When I was 8 or 9, somebody asked me about Sugar Ray Robinson and I really didn’t know what to say. I didn’t know about him,� the younger Robinson said. “So I found a book and read about him. I would love to train to do half the things that man did.� For “The New Ray Robinson� (that’s his official ring handle), carrying around such a legendary moniker has been less a source of excessive expectations than one of pride and motivation. As an amateur, people called him Ray “Picture Perfect� Robinson, perhaps as a commentary on his unblemished boyish appearance. When he turned pro, he meant to drop the nickname. But as he stepped into the ring on Dec. 8, 2006, for his debut at the Paradise Theater in The Bronx, the announcer blurted out “The New� and the ad lib stuck. “Growing up, my coach told me, ‘With a name like that, somebody is always going to want to beat you and you’ve got to never let that happen,’ � Robinson said. It rarely has. Robinson cut his teeth as an amateur under trainer Howard “Moses� Mosely, who not only taught him the finer points of the sport, but became a muchneeded father figure to complement the

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positive influence of his mom, Diane. “I not only had a boxing coach. I had a life coach,� Robinson said. He took up the sport at age 8 and logged more than 100 amateur bouts. Under Mosely’s guidance, Robinson earned an invitation to study and train at the US Olympic Education Center in Marquette, Michigan, for his high school and post-graduate years. He earned a spot in the USA Boxing Team that traveled to Russia, Turkey, Italy and elsewhere for head-to-head competitions. For the North Philly native, it was a great opportunity to relieve some of the financial burden on his mom - Team USA covered his room and board and paid him a stipend - but it also forced him to get serious about life a lot quicker than many teens. “I was a young jawn up there. I was living in a college dorm and going to high school,� he said. “It showed me that as a human being, I can adjust to anything, but it was difficult because I didn’t have family around. It was just me. I had to grow up, make sure I got my homework done, my projects done and train on top of that.� He never reached the Olympics, but earned a technical degree in auto repair and set himself up for a pro career. He returned to Philly in 2006, reunited with Mosley and collected 11 wins in his first 32 months at a pro, including appearances in New York, Connecticut, Atlantic City, Illinois and Northeast Philly’s own National Guard Armory. On the heels of that streak, Robinson’s old-school nature kicked in. Rather than signing to fight an inferior opponent to pad his win-loss record, Robinson took on another rising talent in undefeated Brad Solomon, who would claim a majority decision in their December 2009 bout. Solomon later improved his record to 26-0 before losing a NABF welterweight title fight at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas 11 months ago. Robinson returned to the ring seven months after his first loss to take on another undefeated foe, Shawn Porter, who out-pointed him in a unanimous 10-round decision. Porter later ran his record to 240-1 and secured a pair of world title shots, losing both. For his part, Robinson took 14 months off, regrouped and reeled off 11 straight wins, including victories at the SugarHouse on North Delaware Avenue in October and January. About three years ago, Mosley retired

from the gym and left his prize pupil in the hands of another of Philly’s elite trainers, Derrick “Bozyâ€? Ennis, a Pine Valley resident who runs “Bozy’s Dungeonâ€? on the second floor of Harrowgate Boxing Club near Venango and Emerald streets. “It is like a dungeon. It’s not one of those super clean gyms. It’s one of those rugged Philly gyms,â€? Robinson said. “I like it that way. There’s no air conditioning and when I’m working out, I want to sweat.â€? Ennis’ stable of fighters also includes Jaron “Bootsyâ€? Ennis, his 19-year-old son who has won his first nine pro welterweight bouts and is considered a future world title contender. “Bozy is one of the best trainers out there, a really smart guy. He’s offensive and defensive put together, a really smart coach,â€? Robinson said. “(Mosley and Ennis) have had hundreds of fighters, I feel lucked up having had both of those guys.â€? Still, Robinson feels a bit frustrated, too. Even after his two losses, he had been ranked by all the major boxing organizations. The WBC had him as high as the No. 4-ranked contender at one point. But he’s been slipping down the list - probably due in part to inactivity following an auto accident. But by now, he also knows that internal politics play a big part in signing a big money fight. And maybe opponents fear his southpaw style. “The closer I get to my dream, the farther away it’s seemed because I’ve been ranked for a while now but haven’t gotten my shot yet,â€? he said. “It’s all about finding that pass code to the bank.â€? In light of his humble beginnings, Robinson has already demonstrated a heart of gold. Outside the ring, he runs his own personal training business and raising his 8-year-old daughter Mya, who along with his girlfriend Jaclyne, provide him with all the inspiration he needs. “From how I grew up, the hard-knock life, from how my mom had seven kids and kept us all together, I feel that’s mentally tough like boxing. It was like training for months before you go to war,â€? he said. “And everything is together for me now, which is why I appreciate it more. Now I know if I need a meal I can eat. I’m doing OK for myself, but I want more.â€? A>@ William Kenny can be reached at 215-354-3031 or wkenny@bsmphilly.com. Follow the Times on Twitter @NETimesOfďŹ cial.

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basically an add-on in a trade to a desperate and lousy football team in St. Louis. It was a shocking plummet, and many figured that would be the last we would ever know of Foles, whom the Eagles selected in the third round of the ’12 draft. So it’s interesting that Foles has returned to the Eagles, signed as an unrestricted free agent on March 11, and he will now be employed in the valuable, but reserve, role behind Carson Wentz at the quarterback position. Doug Pederson will be Foles’ fourth head coach in his six NFL seasons (Andy Reid, Kelly and Jeff Fisher) but the terminology and basic philosophy is the same as he had in ’12 with Reid in Philadelphia and in Kansas City last season, again with Reid as the

head coach. “I think Nick is going to fit in well here,� Pederson said. “He’s a big, strong guy with a good arm. He’s a good athlete. He knows how we do things around here and he knows his role with Carson. You need depth in the National Football League. You need two quarterbacks who can win games for you. We have full confidence that Nick can win games for us.� The lesson here is that you never say never in the NFL, and those who understand how the game is played get it. Doors are never closed. Teams will do whatever they can to improve. Players like Foles, on top of the world in ’13, passed the same people on the way up as he

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