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f cancer could communicate, it would likely love to talk about its identity as an equal opportunity destroyer. Few words can even come close to being as intimidating as the malady, but thanks to the receipt of a $25,000 grant from the Prevent Cancer Foundation, the Southeast Asian Mutual Assistance Asso-

ciations Coalition (SEAMAAC) will look to limit apprehension by offering cancer education, screenings, and navigational resources to locals through its offices at 1711 S. Broad St. and 2110 S. Eighth St. The 32-year-old organization will soon mark the initiation of its relationship with the Virginia-headquartered benefactor through 12 community workshops offered in Burmese, Cambodian, Indonesian, Mandarin Chinese,

Nepali, and Vietnamese. One of nine national recipients, SEAMAAC stands to assist at least 100 Asian immigrant/refugee clients through the gatherings, with roughly 500 more to learn about the services through program outreach. “It is very difficult for most people to navigate the health insurance and health care system in the United States in order to get cancer detection screenings,� Amy Jones, the Point

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o matter the means, Jackie Fisher finds fascinating each chance to tout “the joy we call dance.� Having become the executive director of the Philadelphia Dance Foundation in January, the resident of the 200 block of Mountain Street has pursued perfect execution of every literal and figurative step in sharing enthusiasm for the art form and will promote her passion for it tomorrow when giving Salsa Night instruction at The Schmidt’s Commons. “I absolutely love dancing,� the 35-year-old said from the Society Hill Dance Academy, the headquarters for the eight-year-old foundation. “I really admire it for how it allows people to build confidence and reduce inhibition because aside from the physical benefits, those elements are the quintessential components of developing a lifelong interest in it.� The Pennsport inhabitant will initiate the festivities by presenting a 30-minute lesson at 7 p.m., with the offering dovetailing with Siempre Salsa Philly’s commitment to cultural immersion to

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craft a three-house expression of infatuation with movement. Tomorrow not only marks another occasion to strengthen her employer’s connection to Siempre Salsa but also stands as a chance for Fisher to focus on future interactions with the public, especially with regards to the youth population whom the foundation assists. “We’re going to be happy to welcome anyone who wants to participate,� she said of the Northern Liberties-situated occasion. “With respect to our main mission, I’m eager to grow our outreach and to make dance another amazing outlet for Philadelphia children.� A social dance beacon, the Philadelphia Dance Foundation stresses to pupils that “being ladies and gentlemen can have far reaching effects in both their personal and professional life. Adding that students “learn the importance of cooperation, respect, and confidence, as well as fitness, coordination, and rhythm,� the brainchild has give the executive overseer immense joy, especially thanks to its spring presence at South Philadelphia High School, 2101 S. Broad St., and Horace Furness High School, 1900 S. Third St. “What a tremendous joy that was!� Fisher beamed of aiding a few of the Lower Moyamensing and

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A man became a stabbing victim outside of a Passyunk Square sandwich shop.

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A Point Breeze resident has penned his first novel, a tale concerning a desire to leave Pennsylvania behind.

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7\Q`SOaW\U bVS ZSaa]\a To the Editor: It is back-to-school time all over the nation. It is also the serious beginning of the campaign for President of the United States. One of the big issues in this election is education. A recent article in the Philadelphia Inquirer, “Report: Where the charters’ dollars go,� underscores many questions on how federal and especially state money is spent on education. Our next president could have a major influence on the direction of education in our country, our state and especially our city. How do the Democratic and Republican platforms on education compare? Here are some highlights. Early childhood education: Democrats believe a strong educational foundation begins with access to high-quality childcare programs like Early Head Start and

pre-K programs for every family in America. The federal government could have a critical role in making these options available to every child. Republicans, in their platform, put the primary responsibility on parents to be the child’s first and foremost educators. They are basically on their own. School Choice: Democrats and Republicans agree on providing parents with quality public school options. They differ on what that means and how to fund it. Democrats support democratically governed neighborhood schools and high quality public charter schools to disseminate best practices to other school leaders and educators. They believe, however, that charter schools should not replace or destabilize traditional public schools and must reflect their communities in

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terms of accepting and retaining different and proportionate types of learners. They rightfully oppose for-profit charter schools. Republicans believe in a broader range of school choice that includes home-schooling; career and technical education; magnet schools; charter schools; online learning; and early-college high schools. They suggest using money from “education savings accounts,� vouchers, and tuition tax credits to pay for private and sectarian choices. They want the bulk of the money from federal Title 1 and IDEA programs to follow the child to whatever school the family chooses - even if it is religious. They want to advance the tax-supported D.C. Opportunity Scholarship Program as a model for the country. This is all tax-supported, of course, and obviously ignores the separation of church and state. Curriculum and testing: Both parties believe in striking a better balance on testing. Both are opposed to nationally imposed high stakes testing, and “teaching to the test.� Both support strong assessments as diagnostic tools rather than for punishment. Republicans believe in emphasizing STEM subjects, phonics, and career and technical education. Democrats would add more arts to the curriculum, turning STEM into STEAM. Teachers: Both parties insist that they want to attract and retain the best teachers. Democrats would encourage them with safe, well-resourced classrooms and faculty collaboration. Republicans would replace due process rules and add competition for “merit pay.� These are just the highlights of the respective Democratic and Republican education platforms. No, they will not be on a test! Gloria Endres South Philadelphia

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E]`R ]\ bVS Ab`SSb With the recent run of controversies, including District Attorney Seth Williams’ failure to disclose financial gifts over the last five years, how confident are you in our local and state leaders? Interviews by Joseph Myers Photos by Tina Garceau

“I think officials would uncover even more if they investigated some other people. I don’t believe that most of these individuals are very good at their jobs.� Theresa Ciarrocchi, 1200 block of Pierce Street

To the Editor: Dear Supporter, I would like to say thank you for your support. Many of you are long-time, close friends and family, and I sincerely appreciate you always standing by me. “I’m unsettled but unsurpised over all of this. It’s been clear to me for a long time how corrupt city politics, at least, can be. However, I choose to pay more attention to the positive things, like the closing of traffic court.� Roger West, 1500 block of Mifflin Street

Iekj^ F^_bbo H[l_[m When I first ran for District Attorney, it was because of a passion for what inspired me; to make a meaningful difference in the lives of Philadelphians. Without question, I’ve made significant progress in many of those areas. I am humbled by what we’ve been able to do, and I continue to look forward to helping make Philadelphia a better place to live and raise our families. One of my requirements as an elected official is to disclose fully all gifts and or in kind services I receive, even those from my closest friends and family. I take full responsibility on failing to disclose what was required. We’ve taken the proper steps to make sure this doesn’t happen again and will be fully compliant moving forward. Yours in service, Seth R. Seth Williams Philadelphia District Attorney

Seeking Difference Makers Who are the Difference Makers in your community? The South Philly Review’s seventh annual Difference Makers issue will be hitting doorsteps this fall. As in previous years, we are seeking nominations from our loyal readers. Who are the Difference Makers in your community? Who goes above and beyond the call of duty to assist others? Here is your chance to tell us their stories. They can be teachers, volunteers, coaches, doctors, or from any other profession. The publication’s selection committee will review all entries, with the best ones to receive profiles that will run in our very special Oct. 13 Fall Guide. Previous selections are not eligible. In 250 words or fewer, tell us the story of your worthy candidate who resides or works in South Philadelphia, and send it to either bgelman@bsmphilly.com or jmyers@southphillyreview.com. The entry deadline is 5 p.m. Sept. 19. SPR Comment on these letters or topics at southphillyreview.com/opinion/letters.

“Sadly, this stuff could make people not want to vote. If there is concrete evidence available, get all these wrongdoers out of office and out of our lives.� Loretta Young, North Philly

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report of a stabbing led officers to venture to Pat’s Steaks, 1237 E. Passyunk Ave., at 1:46 a.m. Aug. 13. They found the victim complaining of a left shoulder stab wound due to an altercation with another male, whose description was unable as of press time, Detective Danielle Tolliver of South Detective Division said. Additional authorities transported the complainant to Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, where personnel listed him in stable condition. Call South Detectives at 215-686-3013, text PP- Authorities last week announced the arrests of DTIP (773847) or visit phillypolice.com/forms. two New Jersey residents who were suspects in nine local commercial burglaries. The incidents began on June 20 and ran until July 14, with Michael’s Grocery, 1138 Porter St.; Police are searching for the Qing Grocery, 2401 S. 10th St.; Betty’s Grocery, depicted figure in conjunction 2747 S. 10th St.; the 9th and Jackson Grocery, 853 with a West Passyunk-based Jackson St.; Lin’s Grocery STore, 2024 S. Fourth shooting. St.; Wilson and Son Mini Market, 1928 S. Ninth An unknown male ap- St.; Best of Both Worlds Grocery Store, 2601 S. proached the complainant as Eighth St.; L&M Grocery, 2241 S. Fifth St.; and the latter parked his car on the Fuji Food Mart, 1741 S. Fifth St., as their sup2000 block of South 21st Street posed targets. In each matter, video surveillance at 6 p.m. Aug. 17, firing several shots into the depicted two men loitering in front of the busiside of the vehicle, Detective Danielle Tolliver of nesses before cutting the wires to exterior cameras South Detective Division said. The motorist suf- and forcing entry into the sites, Detective Danielle fered wounds to his face and arms yet was able to Tolliver of South Detective Division said. The flee in his automobile, stopping on the 2300 block perpetrators took cash, tobacco products, small of Snyder Avenue after hitting two parked cars. electronics, tokens, and lottery tickets. The suspect fled on foot, with witnesses see- Authorities secured arrest warrants July 23 and ing him heading east on the 2000 block of Snyder located Anthony Iannetta, of Runnemede, N.J., in Avenue. Officials from The Hospital of the Uni- Bellmawr, N.J. Aug. 3. They took the 38-year-old versity of Pennsylvania listed the victim in stable into custody, and he waived extradition, leading condition. to his transportation to Philadelphia. Law enCall South Detectives Division Det. Policella or forcement officials charged him with criminal Det. McKenna at 215-686-3013 with DC#16-01- conspiracy, possession of an instrument of crime, 035150, text PPDTIP (773847) or visit phillypo- burglary, criminal trespassing, theft by unlawful lice.com/forms. taking, and theft by receiving stolen property. Tolliver noted the second supposed offender is in custody in Camden County Prison on local charges and that police will use a Philadelphia arrest An at-large man assaulted another male in warrant as a detainer so as to transport him here, Dickinson Square West after requesting a beer where they will charge him, upon the completion from him. of his Garden State processing. Until then, he will At 3:12 a.m. Aug. 11, police headed to the 600 remain unidentified. block of Washington Avenue for a robbery-inprogress report. The complainant notified them an unknown figure sat down next to him and asked for a beer, Detective Danielle Tolliver of South Police hope to detain the deDetective Division said. The two conversed, with picted man for committing a the offender removing a cell phone from a step robbery in Bella Vista. and attempting to leave. Surveillance video caught his Their struggle led the aggressor to bite the comimage at 11:45 p.m. Aug. 16 as plainant’s right leg, and he hurled the lifted dehe paced along the 800 block vice, causing the screen to crack, before fleeing in of Washington Avenue. Just an unknown direction. The complainant described outside of the camera’s view, him as black, in his mid 30s, and 5-foot-4; hav- he approached the complainant as he sat outside ing a thin build; and wearing a dark shirt and blue his residence and knocked him to the ground, jeans. taking his cell phone and fleeing in an unknown Call South Detectives at 215-686-3013, text PP- direction. DTIP (773847) or visit phillypolice.com/forms. Call South Detectives Division Det. Hobbs at 215-686-3013 with DC#16-03-046428, text PPDTIP (773847) or visit phillypolice.com/forms.

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ur publication’s temporary move to Center City has not kept me from interacting with South Philly folks completely, as I still go on assignments in our neighborhoods and proudly call myself an inhabitant of our stretch. However, it has greatly reduced how much South Phillyspeak that I hear, so, feeling a bit sad about the distance yet grateful for my placement among all of you, I decided to write a list of the top 10 words and expressions that I love to hear South Philadelphians utter. 10) Amen: I count my connection to Catholicism among by blessings, so when attending Mass at either St. Monica’s Church or the National Shrine of Saint Rita of Cascia, I rejoice when fraternizing with fellow followers. Life has so many difficult patches, so I take solace each time we say “Amen,� as I know I have people who are strangers to me and those whom I count as friends joining me in believing all will be well. 9) Cuz: People can keep their shortening of “because� to this form, as I do not find it endearing at all in this sense; however, I somewhat like its use as a synonym for “friend.� While one can easily tab it as too informal, I would argue that friendships should be that same adjective and any other descriptive word that encourages endearment. This is not exactly the most formal of expanses after all, cuz. 8) Hon/honey: In my less informed days, I felt quite unique when hearing waitresses or store attendants address me as “Hon� or “Honey.� When realizing I would likely be among the hundreds who would hear them in a given week, though, I kind of reduced their value. Recently, however, I have begun to understand that the utterances are not robotic attempts to earn extra tips or display quality customer service; rather, they are sweet ways to connect with people and give a nod to the lighter side of life. If I am fortunate to reach the 70s or 80s, I think I will still feel a bit better about my life if I hear these words from the aforementioned figures (well, that is if I can hear at all.). 7) Stunad: I confess that I have often ap-

plied some vulgarities to those who have irked me, but as enticing as those words sound to direct at sources of frustration, nothing will top “Stunad� as my favorite insult. Said alone or coupled with “Look at this� or “What a,� it still causes me to laugh. Anyone with time-tested knowledge of South Philly knows we will never be short on occasions to apply this one to people. 6) It is what it is: I am an enemy of this sentiment in many ways because I often find it defeatist; however, I know that it often conveys a sense of being able to grow from a setback and learn valuable lessons, so if “it� truly is what it is, may it never be boring and always revelatory. 5) The days of the week: As some would have us believe, the South Philly Review comes out every Thurs-dee, which comes between Wednes-dee and Fri-dee. Such pronunciation alterations stand as some of my favorite examples of South Philly talk and will always be something that I will love to hear every day of the week and twice on Sunday/Sun-dee. 4) E-A-G-L-E-S: I have pejoratively uttered “Losers� upon hearing this chant, but, really, who am I to judge loyal fans for their passion? Here’s hoping their Birds fly farther than any other team very soon. 3) Happy New Year: I absolutely LOATHE wishes of “Happy New Year’s!� People, it’s “Happy New Year.� That aside, hearing the correct form always gives me a smile, even when mentions come three or four weeks into the year, because it speaks to general enthusiasm for all of us to prosper. At a time when our country is divided on so much, this bit of camaraderie is a welcomed binding agent. 2) I love you: I think even the biggest grump would eventually agree with me that South Philly is home to some of the biggest softies imaginable. I love hearing “I love you� in any context when walking the beat because nothing tops reminders of our worth to others. With so many factors looking to drag us down, I also admire how “I love you� can lead people not only to reciprocate but also to develop stronger senses of how much they should love themselves. Keep spreading that regard, South Philadelphians! 1) Tell your mother/father/et cetera that I was asking for her/him/them: I fully believe that when many people hear this and reply with “I will� that they actually do go to those mentioned and relay the speaker’s concern for their welfare. We are an often misunderstood bunch, but nobody is ever going to top our thoughtfulness, and expressions like my top choice make apparent how much we hone our compassion and express our devotion. SPR

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Branching out Ž Charles Santore Branch: Children’s Storytime in Spanish 11 a.m. Aug. 25; Sign Language Storytime for Toddlers and Preschoolers 10:15 a.m. and Sign Language Storytime for Babies 11 a.m. Aug. 26; English as a Second Language Conversation Group 1 p.m. and Yoga for Teens and Adults 6:30 p.m. Aug. 29; Supply Drive for Nebinger School Aug. 29-Sept. 2; Baby and Toddler Storytime 10:15 a.m. and Toddler and Preschool Storytime 11 a.m. Aug. 30; English as a Second Language High Intermediate Class 12:30 p.m. Aug. 31. 932 S. Seventh

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THE LATE-SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT tabbing SEAMAAC as one of the grant victors, with the Prevent Cancer Foundation sending out a media notice two weeks ago, stands as a tremendous opportunity for the local pioneer and signals a significant boost in its mission “to support immigrants, refugees, and their families as they seek opportunities, which would advance the condition of their lives in the United States.� Personnel unsuccessfully applied for the same grant in ’13, yet that year would prove extremely pivotal for its organizational outreach, as that coincided with the first Open Enrollment Period of the Affordable Care Act. With that implementation, “SEAMAAC saw an opportunity for many in the communities that we serve to finally get health insurance, and have a means to pay for health care including preventive screen-

ings,� Jones explained. “While there was help available for people to learn about the new health insurance policy and get help enrolling, we noticed that very little attention would be given to communities served by SEAMAAC during the first enrollment period due to language barriers and difficulties that mainstream organizations have in reaching immigrant and refugee communities.� Alignment with national organizations helped Jones and her colleagues to foster inclusivity, with more federal funds finding their way to the multilingual communities that SEAMAAC seeks to enrich. With community members’ acquisition of health care, overseers want to help them to overcome confusion regarding its use, and Jones stated that the union with the Prevent Cancer Foundation will allow SEAMAAC

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ÂŽ Fumo Branch: Wooden Block Play 11 a.m. Aug. 25; Toddler Storytime 10 a.m. Aug. 30. 2437 S. Broad St. 215-685-1758.

ÂŽ Queen Memorial Branch: Free lunch distribution for children and teens noon weekdays through Sept. 2; Play Day 10:30 a.m. and Big Game Day 1 p.m. Aug. 25; Storytime with Mr. Alex 10:30 a.m. Aug. 30; Wednesday Matinee 1 p.m. Aug. 31. 1201 S. 23rd St. 215-685-1899.

Ž Parkway Central Branch: Beatrix Potter materials display through Aug. 31; Thursday Crafternoons 2 p.m. and E-Gadget Help Desk 3 p.m. Aug. 25; Baby and Toddler Storytime and Social Justice Symposium for Teens 11 a.m. and Mindfulness Meditation Group 5:30 p.m. Aug. 29; Preschool Storytime with Miss Leigh 11 a.m., E-Gadget Help Desk 3 p.m., and Kids’ Chess Club 4 p.m. Aug. 30.

ÂŽ South Philadelphia Branch: Microsoft Word 10 a.m. and Open Computer Lab 3 p.m. Aug. 25; Open Lab and E-Gadget Help 10 a.m. Aug. 26; Open Computer Lab noon and E-Gadget Help 6 p.m. Aug. 29; Open Computer Lab 10 a.m. and Re-

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sumes and Jobs 3 p.m. Aug. 30; Internet Safety 1 p.m. and Open Computer Lab 5 p.m. Aug. 31. 1700 S. Broad St. 215-686-5310. ÂŽ Thomas F. Donatucci Sr. Branch: Crochet and Knitting Circle 6:30 p.m. Aug. 30. 1935 W. Shunk St. 215-685-1755. ÂŽ Whitman Branch: Kids Craft 2 p.m. Aug. 26; Read to a therapy dog with PAWS for Reading 6 p.m. Aug. 29; Storytime for all ages 10 a.m. and Play Group Tuesdays 10:30 a.m. Aug. 30; Yoga for Adults 6:30 p.m. Aug. 31. 200 Snyder Ave. 215-685-1754. SPR

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Breeze- and Lower Moyamensing-based entities’ director of health and social services said. “The communities served by SEAMAAC face additional barriers to accessing cancer screenings. “In many of their home countries, you go to the doctor when you feel very sick, pay them, and otherwise try to maintain a healthy lifestyle, and unless you’re very ill, you do not visit the doctor. Many in the community are focused on work and family obligations, and are at a higher risk of not going to the doctor and letting cancer go undetected until it is in an advanced stage.� To back her point about the severity of the services that her employer will offer, Jones cited the Asian Americans Advancing Justice’s 2013-issued Community of Contrasts report, which notes cancer and heart disease as the leading causes of death among Philadelphia’s Asian American and Pacific Islander populations in ’10. SEAMAAC will be staunch in stopping cancer’s march through partnerships with the Jefferson Kimmel Cancer Center, the Penn Medicine Breast Health Initiative, the Drexel University College of Medicine’s Radiology Department, and Women’s Care Center. In choosing SEAMAAC from a highly competitive grants cycle that saw it receive submissions from 48 states, the Prevent Cancer Foundation tabbed the local solution seeker to bolster its Asian Women’s Health Program and to offer further validation to those in some of the city’s most marginalized and underserved communities. “We are excited to support SEAMAAC as they work to address health disparities and make a difference in cancer prevention in the Southeast Asian community,� Erica Childs Warner, the foundation’s senior director for evaluation and outreach, said of endowing the beneficiary with the cherished bequest, which Jones said she and her peers will soon put to use and spread out through next June. “Their success is welldocumented, so we want to be a source of continued support since their work is so vital.�

“... to reach our goal of providing holistic health care navigation to the communities that we serve.� Childs Warner and the rest of the foundation team certainly selected a highly qualified visionary in picking SEAMAAC from its applicant pool. Half of its staff consists of immigrants/refugees, with 80 percent of all workers being bilingual/multilingual and having mastery of more than 20 languages and dialects. Its bilingual/bicultural community Outreach Workers have also received training as Community Health Workers and Health Insurance Navigators, titles that have helped in their gaining trust and establishing strong connections within their expanses. “They are able to reach those who are isolated from the mainstream due to cultural/ linguistic barriers, poverty, immigration status and fear,� Jones said, adding that they and everyone within the SEAMAAC family is eager to interact with the renowned medical practitioners who will be their allies. Though the workshops have yet to begin, scheduling explanations will soon appear on seamaac.org. When everything commences, the Prevent Cancer Foundation will connect with SEAMAAC and the aforementioned bodies in offering case management support if cancer detection occurs and if there are follow-up issues from appointments, such as bills or further scheduling needs. Pre- and post-tests during workshops and client satisfaction surveys for individual screening navigation will help to evaluate the program. “We know these are proud communities,� Childs Warner, whose foundation is also helping community-based senior centers that serve baby boomers through a community grant to Philadelphia FIGHT, said. “SEAMAAC wants not only to sustain their identities but to improve the quality of life for everyone it serves. That’s very admirable to us.� SPR

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CARDELLA continued from page 1 Even my Uncle Nunzi advises me that there must be something I can do in late August rather than write another whiney column. There isn’t if I want to get paid for doing it. You’ve been forewarned. I have nothing against young children. I was young once, I think. I do harbor a grudge against young children who poop in our club’s swimming pool. Not that there’s a proper time to poop in our swimming pool, but I’d prefer that it not occur when there’s an excessive heat warning and folks my age are trying to cool off. One of the worst decisions in life is to have to decide between avoiding heat stroke or jumping into a pool that some kid has just mistaken for a potty. Does that make me a bad person? Does it mean that Archbishop Charles J. Chaput will add folks like me to his hit list of persons banned from taking communion? I can see his list now - gays, unmarried couples, and older folks who complain about little children pooping in swimming pools. But I digress. Why can’t little kids poop in their own splash pool? Have you noticed that they never make fecal deposits in their own splash pools? Why our spot? You don’t find seniors peeing in their splash pool, do you? Am I being unfair to these small children? Uncle Nunzi thinks I should blame parents for not preventing their kids from using our pool as a toilet. Ah, parents! Since when did it become fashionable for parents to compete to see which one can toss their child farther in the pool? Kid-throwing has become a new form of exercise for young parents. I expect the Olympics to add it as an event as soon as the organizers can clear the raw sewage out of Rio’s waters. The current record for kid-throwing in our pool is about four feet. You think that fecal violations occur when the kid is tossed several feet in the air? “Watch out below� is what I say. Why not form men’s and women’s teams and hold a special kidthrowing night? That’s if they can get the kids to quit playing Marco Polo and Silence is Golden. Oh, you’ve never heard of the game the kids call Marco Polo? I’m not sure about the rules of the game other than it’s usually played right about the time

I’m dozing off for my swimming pool nap. Some kid yells “Marco Polo� and leaps into the deep end of the pool. I confess that I’m unfamiliar with the deep end of the pool since the deepest end that I inhabit is four feet and that’s when my body is clinging to a noodle. I can’t swim, float, or do much of anything aquatically except that I have become very adept at dodging kids being tossed into the pool. Why, you might ask, do the kids call their game Marco Polo? Maybe it’s because Marco, as I call him, is supposed to have invented macaroni, and kids are known to love macaroni. But here’s the puzzling part; sometimes, the kids play this game called Silence is Golden. I am unable to tell the difference between the diversions. Again, a designated kid stands at the deep end of the pool deck and yells “Silence is golden� and jumps into the pool. Again the kid is uncanny at timing his or her yell at the moment I have finally reached REM sleep. No, I don’t think the kids named the game “Silence is Golden� out of any deep sense of irony. And I seriously doubt that because of this column, the kids will stop playing these games or that the younger progeny will stop taking an occasional dump in the pool anymore than the Phillies will stop charging $4.50 for a bottle of “purified� tap water so that fans can stay hydrated without going into bankruptcy. While I’m on the subject of young parents - Have you ever noticed that those of us who are older than 70 seem invisible to young parents? Am I expecting too much when I wish that a young parent with a kid in a stroller that cost more than any car my father ever drove would step out of my way when he or she is blocking my entrance to the men’s locker room? You get two or more young parents with strollers that rival the size of a Hummer chatting about their kids, and you might as well be Claude Rains (note: he played The Invisible Man). Bicyclists and joggers almost run me over every day. Maybe I am invisible. Uncle thinks I ought to take an August vacation. SPR Comment at southphillyreview.com/opinion/cardella.

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ory Clement has always enjoyed writing, even as a youngster. “I wrote a one-page story about my family fighting against monsters when I was in first grade,� he recalled. Today, Clement is 29 and the author of his first novel, “Farewell Keystone.� “I’m almost hitting 30. It was now or never,� he said. Clement grew up in Mayfair, attending J.H. Brown and Mayfair elementary schools and Delaware Valley High School. He now lives on the 1400 block of South Chadwick Street. Growing up, he honed interests in horror movies and pro wrestling, and he has incorporated them into the book. “Farewell Keystone� is a 468-page paperback set in Philadelphia. It chronicles the story of Owen Reilly, who is seeking inner peace, sobriety, a relationship, a steady job, and a place to live. Owen meets Sonya, an aspiring pro wrestler on her way to a match in a small town in Ohio. He accepts her offer to tag along for the ride along the back roads. “It’s a finding-yourself type of story,� the Point Breeze inhabitant said. The author enjoyed the long journey of finally publishing a book, but had plenty of starts and stops along the way. “I tried this specific story a million times,� he said. The finished product included a couple of rewrites and plenty of editing and proofreading, and took 10 months to complete. The cover features the main characters and a dog standing outside a vehicle on a highway. The back includes bright lights above a wrestling ring. Clement sees a great deal of himself in Owen, which made writing the book even more enjoyable. “It was an outlet for me. It helped me express myself. It was fun,� he said. “It was a distraction for me to stay away from dumb

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things.� Clement said he even sees some of himself in Sonya. “The two main characters are my yin and yang,� he said. “Sonya is the positive, hopeful aspect of me. And Owen is spot-on me.� Clement likes to listen to music when he writes. As he was penning the novel, he heard jazz songs from the album “Farewell Keystone� on the Music Choice cable TV channel. The book, of course, is about a man wanting to bid farewell to the Keystone State. “It hit me that it would be a pretty cool name for the book, getting away from Philly,� he said. Clement was eager to release the book, and decided on self-publishing. He’s promoting it on Facebook and Twitter, and through word of mouth. “I’m really happy with it,� he said. “It’s everything I wanted. I’m beyond happy how it turned out. It’s big for me. The end result is the coolest feeling in the world.� Another cool feeling would be if the story hit the big screen. “I want to see it get done as a low-budget, independent movie. I’m going to pitch it,� he said. When not in writing mode, Clement is an assistant manager at Unleashed, a high-end pet boutique at 520 S. 23rd St. Next, Clement plans to write “Clean Slates,� which would be a dark story, almost the opposite of “Farewell Keystone.� And he has long-term stories in mind. “I have a whole bunch of rough ideas,� he said. So satisfied with his book, Clement encourages others to follow their dreams. “Anybody who has goals they think are out of reach, I urge people to do it,� he said. Farewell Keystone costs $12.99 in paperback and $3.99 on Kindle. It is available at amazon.com. SPR Comment at southphillyreview.com/news/features.

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moving to Philadelphia in April 2015, Fisher, through connecting with foundation directors Shana Heidorn and Leigh Byron, concluded her heart was with the high school set and received Heidorn’s blessing to go full throttle. “It’s easy to see that in Philadelphia, teenagers often need that nudge to learn that there is so much to understand about interacting and connecting with peers,� she said. “The lasting effects are amazing, so when we wanted those school programs to flourish, I thought it would be wise to align ourselves with local schools. Looking back, I’m thrilled that we interacted with them, and we’re excited to continue those relationships.� As a new school year dawns, the leader has set herself to growing the Take the Lead Dance Project, with The Academy at Palumbo, 1100 Catharine St., as a celebrated hopeful in adding to the foundation’s track record. Fisher noted that as the initiative gains more renown and recognition, she hopes that scores of School District of Philadelphia registrants can one day have an opportunity to compare

rosters and note Take the Lead Dance Project as a commonality. “We believe we can strengthen our communities through this,� she explained, adding that the foundation is seeking sponsors and has set up a crowdfunding campaign through Razoo. “We want to expand our mission through as many schools as possible and cross lines in a good way.� Also firmly committed to expanding her comprehension of and respect for South Philly, Fisher, who is rearing daughters Peri and Aden with husband Bernard, looks forward to keeping in step with its rapid pace and to evolving as an altruistic individual. “South Philly is wonderful,� she stated. “I love being there because there’s so much possibility to explore, especially as a creative person.� SPR Visit razoo.com/us/story/Take-The-LeadDance-Project?referral_code=share Contact Editor Joseph Myers at jmyers@southphillyreview. com. Comment at southphillyreview.com/news/lifestyles.

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SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21): g Harboring regrets or deep disappointments can curb your reactions. Get in touch with your intuition. If you start to have second thoughts, making up your mind on minor matters will become increasingly hard. Your personal life is suffering due to professional commitments. Think about reducing your workload. Lucky number: 694. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19): Peoh ple are increasingly relying on you, putting you in a vulnerable position. You are happy to help, but some are taking your kindness for granted. Someone knows how to manipulate you without appearing controlling. You’re tired of setting your agenda aside to cater to others’ whims. Lucky number: 086. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18): Dull routines frustrate you. Having to put work A before pleasure drains your energy. Disappointment could be the result of an unsatisfying relationship. A little rest can revive your energy but not your good spirits. Get out and have some fun.

thing you’ve been looking to ignore. Instead of making excuses, do what’s necessary. Failing to fulfill your responsibilities will paint you as fickle. Give people advance warning if there are to be any postponements. Lucky number: 927. ARIES (March 21 to April 20): Remain D cool and calculated even if you’re growing peeved when dealing with authority figures. Taking orders from less experienced people will irk you. Neither does it make you happy to be led by someone you don’t respect. Bucking the chain of command will not be successful. Lucky number: 897.

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will be able to please yourself through activities that meet with no objections to your intentions. You’ll most prefer curling up with a good book and letting earlier tension drain away. Lucky number: 453. CANCER (June 21 to July 22): WanH dering thoughts will interrupt your work, studies, or research. Even while taking part in usually-enjoyed activities, your mind will be churning over future options. You are eagerly anticipating an offer you expect to receive soon and what you might say if you receive this opportunity. Lucky number: 178. LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22): Be extra caua tious if people expect you to put up the lion’s share of the money in speculative deals. New business and financial negotiations have too many uncertainties. Some manipulation is going on behind the scenes. Keep your money where you know it’s safe. Lucky number: 013. SPR To inquire about a personal reading, call Mystic Terry at 215-4675162. Comment at southphillyreview.com/arts-and-entertainment/ horoscopes.

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goals. “College is a whole different animal, but I will be as aggressive with my time there as I was during my tenure at NeumannGoretti,� the ex-Passyunk Square dweller said. “We’ll all put in great effort, and we’ll all grow together. That’s a simple philosophy since we play a team sport, but it can be hard for everything to gel. My goal is helping them to realize the sky’s the limit.� In selling his charges on the possibility of reaching the celestial dome, Schneider will be looking to encourage the same sort of self-belief that Neumann-Goretti’s athletes nurtured. In guiding the Saints for three seasons, he amassed a 63-13 record, securing three City titles, two Catholic League conquests, and the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association state championship in June. That most recent triumph certainly enhanced his cachet as a quality leader and helped him to fulfill the supreme promise that he had made to the East Passyunk Crossing school’s overseers when he interviewed to succeed Mike Zolk. “I’m definitely never going to forget how instrumental Neumann-Goretti has been in helping me to mold talent and be a part of something great,� Schneider, who helped more than a dozen roster members to continue their baseball dreams on the college level, with 2014 alumnus Josh Ockimey also giving him great pride in going professional as a draft pick of the Boston

Red Sox, said. “I absolutely fell in love with South Philly because my time there was always more than just about baseball; it was about being a community through relationships and hard work. That’s why saying goodbye was definitely not an easy decision.� THE GARDEN STATE product speaks from experience when classifying college preparation as another kind of beast, having starred as a Monmouth University-enrolled reliever and earning the New Jersey Collegiate Baseball Association Division I Fireman of the Year honor. Owing to his propensity for pondering huge gains, Schneider wants to make Immaculata administrators grateful for having spent every penny of the $3 million that the school’s baseball field cost. The Mighty Macs advanced to the Colonial States Athletic Conference championship game last season, a program first, thus filling the incoming coach with visions of devising a monumental first season. “I think it’s a wonderful time to sustain and intensify that momentum,� Schneider said of striving to make miserable their foes’ trips to Chester County. “If I were going to move on from Neumann-Goretti, I also wanted to be somewhere relatively local, so being at Immaculata will definitely let me make good on that wish.� Even though he will not be instructing South Philly-bred youths anymore, he still will be able to witness the evolution of three of his former contributors, as Neu-

mann-Goretti alums Justin Curtin, Tommy Nardini, and Geno Tripodi play for conference adversary Gwynedd Mercy University. Having already taken some grief from those All-Catholic honorees, he intends to help his future lineup constituents leave those players and many more disappointed when they face the Mighty Macs, whose stadium, interestingly, Schneider is already quite familiar with, as the last two Catholic League title tilts occurred there. “Anytime something new comes along, yeah, there’s going to be that initial bit of anxiety, but I’m used to putting that aside and doing my job,� the eager figure, whose other leadership roles have included helming the Bubba Baseball Academy, serving as the director of baseball operations at the Maplezone Sports Institute, and working as a partner and the baseball director at Gallagher Baseball/Game Time Performance, said. “I’m excited to make the most of my time at Immaculata. I want to build great relationships akin to the ones that we had at Neumann-Goretti.� As his valediction to South Philly, Schneider commended its workmanlike identity, with the humility of such an existence sure to be a boon far into the future. “It humbles you to have such people in your life,� he said. “I’m so thankful to my former players and colleagues. They’re the best in my book.� SPR Contact Editor Joseph Myers at jmyers@southphillyreview.com. Comment at southphillyreview. com/sports/features.

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