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s the national conversation turns to Paris and Syria in the wake of the terroristic attacks on Paris November 13, or as the ongoing U.S. presidential campaigns regularly address immigration policies and even building a wall along our Southern border, Kun-Yang Lin couldn’t have better timing. Lin’s the founding and artistic director of Kun-Yang Lin/ Dancers, which has created an artistic home and blossomed in it at 1316 S. Ninth St. The Taiwanese immigrant’s contemporary dance company’s set to

explore what “home� means with a three-night, four-performance run of “Home/S. 9th St.� at FringeArts on Columbus Boulevard this weekend. Lin hunted and scoured Philadelphia for the right spot to build a headquarters and found it in 2008. South Philly and South Ninth Street became clear winners in his mind, in part for its rich history of oldworld immigration and also because of its burgeoning status as a hub for Philly’s newest waves of immigration from Mexico, Central America, Cambodia, Nepal, Bur-

ma, China, India and Indonesia. “I’m very happy and we can be proud that we are South Phillybased and we are an internationallyknown dance company,� Lin, who noted that State representatives and City Council members were present at the space’s grand opening almost eight years ago, said. He’s not just patting himself on the back. “I recruit [dance artists] but they come to me, a lot of dancers come to me. In South Philly we have an international group of artists� who want to work with Kun-Yang Lin/

Dancers, he said. In July they had an open audition and more than 60 dancers from all over the world, including practitioners from Greece, Belgium, France, New York City, California, Toronto and more, visited the Passyunk Square studio. His own company’s dancers aren’t exactly local, either. Two hires hail from China, others have Polish, Greek, and Irish ancestry, more are African-American and Filipino. “America is not all white,� Lin asserted, and hinted at what can be too-often seen as an America that’s ASS 6=;3 ^OUS ,,

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Letters To our Readers: The South Philly Review has been in mourning since learning of the Nov. 12 death of Jim Julia Sr., who had served for the last 11 years as the president of the Philadelphia Mummers Fancy Brigade Association. The 60-year-old South Philly native frequently contributed to this publication, regaling readers with tales that infused further fascination with all things Mummery. His complete commitment to the institution of the Mummers Parade and not simply his entity’s involvement proved particularly admirable to Jim Bradley.

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Carmel Church, 2301 S. Third St., for his viewing, with a funeral Mass to follow. Interment will occur at All Saints Cemetery in Wilmington, De. Donations in his memory can go to the Philadelphia Mummers Brigade Association, P.O. Box 37541 Phila., PA 19148.

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To the Editor: Many thanks to editor Joseph Myers for his touching tribute to veterans with a special memorial to his grandfather who served in Korea (“Venerating veterans,� Nov. 12). My late husband Stanley was also a veteran of the Korean War and, like Joe’s granddad, was able to convert that honorable sacrifice into a generous life of service to others as a health worker and friend. Stan did not survive to see his only child, our daughter Claire, become a bride this coming November 27, but he lives forever in our minds and hearts. Yes, we have much for which to be grateful this Thanksgiving, not the least of which are the men and women in uniform who actually make a solemn promise to defend us with their lives. For that we should be thankful every day. 5Z]`WO 3\R`Sa A]cbV >VWZORSZ^VWO Comment on these letters or topics at southphillyreview.com/opinion/letters.

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s she placed packages into her vehicle in the CVS parking lot, 1901 Oregon Ave., at 4:30 p.m. Nov. 12, the complainant came into contact with two females wearing gray hoodies and scarves that covered their faces, Detective Danielle Tolliver of South Detective Division said. The supposed offenders pulled on her purse, with one reportedly saying “ I have a gun.� The victim tried to retain the holder, but the duo allegedly yanked it from her and ran northbound on 19th Street. A witness observed the women on the 2400 block of South Opal Street and flagged down police personnel. Following positive identification, officers arrested Maddison Leidy, 21, and Brittany Fiorini, 24, both of the 2100 block of Porter Street, and charged them with criminal conspiracy, simple assault, making terroristic threats, and theft by unlawful taking. Leidy posted her $25,000 bail and awaits a Dec. 1 preliminary hearing with Fiorini, who had not posted her bail, also totaling $25,000, as of press time.

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>`SaQ`W^bW]\ T]` ^c\WaV[S\b Authorities arrested a Pennsport man for supposedly burglarizing a business on his block. Police responded to a radio call of a burglary alarm at Centennial Pharmacy, 2036 S. Third St., at 4:18 a.m. Saturday and found a rear cellar door to the property forced open and the basementsituated circuit breaker switched off, Detective Danielle Tolliver of South Detective Division said. Detectives and officers joined the proprietor in walking through the establishment and found a masked and gloved offender hiding behind a stack of boxes in the rear. Upon supposedly finding him in possession of a black backpack containing tools, they arrested Robert Kinsella and charged the 30-year-old with possession of an instrument of crime, criminal mischief, burglary, and criminal trespassing. He posted his $2,500 bail and awaits a Dec. 1 preliminary hearing.

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also held on to win Game 6 of the 1993 Fall Classic and force a seventh game against the Toronto Blue Jays? Joe Carter, who took Williams deep to clinch the title, you broke quite a few hearts that Saturday night. 6) Donovan McNabb: I remember the boos when the Eagles made the Syracuse University quarterback the second selection in the 1999 National Football League draft, passing on University of Texas stud running back Ricky Williams. Rather than wonder the outcome had they gone with the ballcarrier, I think “what if� McNabb had defeated the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XXXIX? Would all of the Birds’ fans finally have embraced him? 5) Michael Vick: I never understood the infatuation with Vick, who, in my estimation, was never a solid team leader or even a decent human being. “What if� the Eagles had never bought into the hype? Which team would have gone on to find that he simply did not have enough gifts to pilot a championship run? 4) Larry Brown: The gifted coach guided the 76ers from 1997 to 2003, leading them to the NBA Finals in ’01. Naturally, with our lackluster luck, he won a title in ’04 with the Detroit Pistons. “What if� he and star guard Allen Iverson had enjoyed a better relationship? Would that have helped us to avoid the perennial pursuit of draft picks through 60loss seasons? 3) Charles Barkley: “Sir Charles� was a polarizing figure during his tenure with the 76ers, but nobody doubted that he had impressive gifts. The season after his trade to Phoenix, the Suns made the finals, making one wonder “what if� he had remained on the club a tad longer. Would we have ever needed to draft Iverson in 1996? 2) Allen Iverson: “What if� the man dubbed “The Answer� had another superstar to complement his efforts in trying to bring our hoopsters a title? Conventional wisdom says that no team wins an NBA championship without at least two, possibly three, standouts. Who could have been Iverson’s? 1) The Flyers’ management team: I have gladly revealed in this paper that I am a huge fan of the Orange and Black. Its management team, not so much! “What if� we could have leaders who consistently hold on to young talent, refuse to sign washed-up players, and reject the notion that former roster members automatically make the best decision makers? I would say we would have our next title holder. SPR Contact Editor Joseph Myers at jmyers@ southphillyreview.com or ext. 124. Comment at southphillyreview.com/news/features.

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ondering the plight of our sports teams this weekend, yours truly, who has followed local athletes for the last 26 years, started to consider a bunch of “What if� theories regarding the outcome of careers and forlorn campaigns. I fully know excessive deliberation on the past can prove detrimental, but please humor me for a few moments. “If� nothing else, I can add a few more shoulders to cry on and offer mine for your tears. 10) Pelle Lindbergh: He starred for the Flyers before I began to watch them in 1989, but what if the star goaltender had not become inebriated the night of November 10, 1985 and had not died as a result of a car crash the next morning? No knock against Ron Hextall, but I am sure that by the time that I started my allegiance to them, they would have had a Stanley Cup or two to their credit with the Swede as their keeper. 9) Eric Lindros: Adorned with the moniker “The Next One,� Eric Lindros was supposed to usher in a new era of winning for the Orange and Black. While he certainly brought them renewed renown, he never led us to a championship, and one wonders, “what if� he had not suffered so many injuries and not developed such an acrimonious relationship with management? 8) Frank Thomas: The Phillies could have taken “The Big Hurt� with the fourth pick in the 1989 Major League Baseball draft but elected to select Jeff Jackson, who never played a game in the big leagues. “What if� they had nabbed the behemoth basher who entered the Hall of Fame last year? 7) Mitch Williams: Like everyone else in this city, I was thrilled when the Phils won the 2008 World Series. “What if� they had

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changes to the daily patterns of life – like an unexpected stop on the way home from school – can be very challenging. Some children may even get angry or have emotional outbursts, especially when placed in a new or overly stimulating environment.� Early signs of ASD in children include poor eye contact, low language and social skills, preoccupation with lining up toys and objects, and minimal emotional responsiveness. Later, the symptoms get more defined: “Impaired ability to make friends with peers; impaired ability to initiate or sustain a conversation with others; repetitive or unusual use of language; abnormally intense or focused interest; and inflexible adherence to specific routines and rituals.� “In a loud room, he’ll hold his ears. He hardly eats anything, so he has a soft pretzel for lunch everyday. He started eating chicken and fish nuggets and pizza at school, but this is all new. He probably started eating in the past four months and he’s going to be five,� Terri Adorna, mother to Santino and resident of the 800 block of Watkins Street, said. Textures can be tough for kids on the spectrum. Santino and older brother Michael are very close. The younger is seemingly ambi-

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hen Stephanie Bongiovanni approached Dr. Roseann Schaaf with an idea for a fundraiser, the latter admitted that she was heartened but didn’t have high hopes. Dr. Schaaf is the lead investigator at the Sensory Integration Laboratory within the Jefferson College of Health Professions’ Department of Occupational Therapy. And Bongiovanni has an autistic son – she and seven South Philly friends, moms with their own autistic boys, had an idea for raising money, but Dr. Schaaf didn’t realize how powerful these women are. They call themselves Team Solve the Puzzle, and last week they presented a check to Dr. Schaaf’s laboratory for $52,000. “How about it?!� the recipient exclaimed. “This group of women is just remarkable in my opinion. Most of them are working or have other children, and they all have very busy lives. Honestly, when they came to me with this idea, [I thought] ‘This will be nice – they’ll probably raise a couple thousand dollars.’� But when Schaaf attended the event at Galdo’s Catering & Entertainment, 1933 W. Moyamensing Ave., Oct. 2 she was amazed. “I was just blown away by the support from the South Philly community. It was an incredible event,� she said. Bongiovanni’s team picked up a great deal of steam in planning the night. Kate Farinella, Danielle Lusi, Terri Adorna, Noelle Pawlowski, Ashley D’Angelo, Michelle Falance and Monique Moffo helped Bongiovanni to pull donations from local businesses for a silent auction, and nearly 500 South Philadelphians attended the event. The matriarchs were thrilled with the turnout, too. “It was so overwhelming, all the support,� Bongiovanni, of the 2300 block of South 17th Street, said. Nearly all of Team Solve the Puzzle orbits around St. Monica Parish, 2422 S. 17th St., in Girard Estate. “I just think it’s so important to make people aware of the condition – that’s our number one concern,� Bongiovanni added. Schaaf reports that one in 68 children are diagnosed as being on the autistic spectrum and one in 48 boys. “Everybody knows somebody [on the spectrum],� she said. Schaaf described autism as “a neurodevelopmental disorder that begins before birth.

dextrous, which has been a challenge in working on handwriting. “Sometimes he’ll write his name by writing the letters on top of each other – he’s just started to realize he has to write letters across the page,� Adorna relayed. She and Bongiovanni are so grateful for the rest of their team. “When the eight of us have the kids together, it’s the true meaning of the spectrum,� the former said. But they can empathize with one another and share successes, failures and triumphs. “We’re always on a group text, the eight of us,� Adorna said, with a laugh. One subject they certainly discuss is the endless therapy, services and aides that need coordination. Adorna had planned to go back to work when Santino was one or almost twoyears-old. That’s no longer the case. “After the diagnosis comes tons of therapy,� she explained. “I knew at that point that I had to make a sacrifice and be a stay-at-home mom, and that’s what I did. And believe me, this is a full-time job, driving him to therapy or having therapy at the house.� Santino’s now enrolled at the Settlement Music School, 416 Queen St., which thrills his mother. She and the other moms have found that their sons do well with individualized sport. Like karate – they practice at East West Team Martial Arts Philly, 1532 Packer Ave. Schaaf, though extremely grateful for the $52,000, mentioned a $4.1 million grant bestowed on her lab by the National Institute of Health, to figure out, essentially, “what’s going on in the brain.� She was humbled by Team Solve the Puzzle. “These moms came to me because they wanted to make a difference in autism research,� and with this check they have. But research, largely, is national and Schaaf wants to work with the locals to figure out how to have an impact here, too. “I was so touched by these busy families that wanted to come back to Jefferson to present us with this check with their kids,� she concluded, and offered a directive not unlike what these eight moms intended to begin with. “The plan is to meet with them to talk about how to use these funds not just for the program of research that we have here, but how can we give back to the community?� SPR

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transformation cycle has been going on for decades, as new immigrant populations from different parts of the world settle here and use the neighborhood as a home point for their lives here in the United States.â€? Lin and Neale will use recorded bits of the Story Circle moments, other spoken word pieces, lullabies in multiple languages, and childhood songs of import to the dancers. “Home/S. 9th St.â€? is not intended to be political, but some elements Âľ6][S A 'bV Ab Âś caSa QVOW`a Oa O\ SZS[S\b ]T V]e eS Oaa]QWObS ]PXSQba W\ have an undeniable reflection of current ]c` Q]\QS^bW]\ ]T ÂľV][SÂś O\R Wba Q]\\SQbW]\ b] O ^Oab O\R Tcbc`S affairs – at one point a dancer cocks her P h o t o P r o v i d e d b y K u n - Ya n g L i n / D a n c e r s t leg like she’s pulling at a gun. President amensing have seen countless Latino Los Angeles, the Story Circle provides Barack Obama’s words will be integratan open, welcoming space for dialogues ed, too. families creating community. “We are a nation of immigrants,â€? Lin In a way, Lin says “Home/S. 9th St.â€? is to take place that illuminate the sense of said, a sentiment reflected in one of about “learning about who we are – it’s “homeâ€? and what America represents to Obama’s speeches excerpted for “Home.â€? a life-long journey. What’s our view of its newest arrivals. “That’s what I believe is what’s made “Hearing the struggles, as well as the American and American-ness? What we this country so wonderful and so beautibelieve makes America so vibrant and relative successes, of the participants reful and different from so many countries. wonderful is that inclusiveness, that com- ally makes one step back and gain a sense That melting pot.â€? mon humanity within multi-culturalism.â€? of perspective and gratitude,â€? Neale, a As for those neighbors who once told “Home,â€? as we conceive it, could be a set resident of the 1600 block of South 15th him he wasn’t welcome? of walls, a block, an object that reminds Street and a 21-year-South-Philly resiâ€?One thing I’m proud of, all my neighof us our past. For many immigrant fami- dent, said. bors were against me. Who are you? lies, it’s about their children and what “I have witnessed this transformation We’ve been here generations,â€? fellow they hope to provide for them. and evolution of the neighborhood. I Ninth Street residents used to say. “What they perceive as their sense of think the development has been sym“Now they watch out for us. home is their children, they are the hope,â€? biotic in the sense that evolving minds They care about us. Now I’m Lin said. “They don’t want their children result in transformed neighborhoods their favorite neighbor.â€? SPR which, in turn, attracts evolving minds, to experience the same struggle.â€? He and his company, along with sound and so the cycle can take off and gener- Contact Staff Writer Bill Chenevert at bchenevdesigner and South Philly resident Cory ate a strong community in the process,â€? ert@southphillyreview.com or ext. 117. ComNeale, sat with groups of immigrants Neale explained. “In terms of the South ment at southphillyreview.com/news/features. for what they call Story Circles. Born in Ninth Street corridor, that evolution and

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N C\WbSR 6SOZbV 1O`S 0SbVO\\O O\R >VWZZg /QQSaa 1S\bS` are holding a Thanksgiving Meal Giveaway for 200 families Nov. 25 at the United Healthcare Multicultural Community Center, 1900 S. Broad St. They need photgraphers with a nice camera to take photos of volunteers packing the food from 10 a.m. to noon, and 3 to 4 p.m. to photograph the event itself. Email Lillie of Philly Access at lostoich@ philaccess.org if you would like to volunteer. N DO`S @SQ`SObW]\ 1S\bS` hosts Rhonda Carson’s Line Dance Class 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thursdays at the space, 2600 Morris St. Tickets: $6. SPR For more information on local communities, visit southphillyreview.com/community/neighborhoods.

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aving logged only three months as a South Philly inhabitant, Alex McCormick is yearning to undertake geographic adventures to immerse himself in the environs’ storied past, exciting present, and boundless future. The recent college graduate and resident of the 1200 block of Moore Street likewise desires riveting professional enterprises and is enjoying one such boon through his starring turn as Hazel in Simpatico Theatre Project’s production of “Watership Down.� “It’s an extraordinary opportunity to have for such a strong company,� the 22-year-old said of his employer, 850 S. Second St. “I consider myself fortunate to have any part and very, very luck to be playing Hazel.� Through Sunday, the East Passyunk

Crossing-based thespian and his peers, including locals Sam Sherburne and Dean Bloomingdale, are executing their adaptation of Richard Adams’ 1972 novel at The Mandell Theater. The tale finds the personnel portraying rabbits who endeavor to find a new home when they fear for their warren’s future, with Hazel helming their efforts. “He’s someone who has ideas and who can admit not knowing how to implement them exactly,� McCormick said of his character, likening the lagomorph’s sense of diplomacy to his own. “(Artistic Director) Allen (Radway) believed I could convey the heroic nature in which someone realizes that he needs help to pull off certain plans, and I’m thankful for that trust.� Along with the talents of the South Philly performers, the show, which unites the Queen Village-based offerer with Drexel University’s Mandell Professionals in Residence Project, calls on South Philadelphians Aaron Cromie, Colleen Hughes, and Josh Totaro to handle puppet design, animal-researched choreography, and live

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interact with more passionate individuals, especially down here, because there’s so much potential. I definitely want to try to make a career here because of the people and the possibilities.� BEFORE FALLING IN love with this metropolis, the young man nurtured his enthusiasm for theater as a Bucks County occupant. Becoming a willing victim of the acting bug at age 9, he appreciated that his pursuit of a stage-based existence could bring to life an interest in escaping from his world to navigate other realms. “In the most basic sense, it meant I could get up there and talk to people, have fun, and share some insights,� McCormick said, adding that he feels involving himself at an early age in compelling conversations with adults aided his confidence in his locution. “Year after year, it came to mean I could gain a greater appreciation for my draw toward telling stories and exploring scenarios. I enjoying going down the rabbit hole to dig for deeper meaning, and I’ve found it, especially here in this city.� Desiring a location not far from his Jamison roots, he chose to matriculate

at The University of the Arts, which has come to yield many graduates whose postenrollment plans have bred extended stays as South Philly dwellers. Seeking “fulldive training,â€? he found that and more at the Center City-based institution and noted that his sophomore year Meisner technique instruction helped to redefine his approach and cut to the core of his ambition. “I really loved thinking about becoming one of the city’s theater practitioners,â€? the actor, whose rĂŠsumĂŠ documents a dozen efforts during his collegiate days, said, adding that shadowing performers in New York City did not offer as much contentment. “It’s such a vibrant location, and it’s filled with companies and theaters that really want to present works that are going to resonate with audiences. As someone who loves a well-done play or musical, I’m loving every second of my life here.â€? That passion includes a penchant for coming to know South Philly better, with McCormick liking its varying levels of activity and dormancy. Finding himself in an environment saturated with equally

eager contemporaries, he envisions meshing his mindset with theirs, not unlike the manner in which Hazel conducts his affairs. “I think we’re all looking to have a say in the future of theater,� he said, noting that he hopes to have his piece “The Playwright� appear in next year’s FringeArts Festival. “Being in this city at this point is exciting and rewarding. I already feel so much appreciation for my opportunities.� Working on a web series with a friend that will adapt a short story of his titled “How to Find the Woman of Your Dreams in 10 Easy Steps,� he is hoping to prove a doubly delighted denizen of the community. “I’m an enthusiastic person because there’s so much to hope for,� McCormick stated. “There are many carrots to be had.� SPR Call 267-437-7529, or visit simpaticotheatre.org. Contact Editor Joseph Myers at jmyers@ southphillyreview.com or ext. 124. Comment at southphillyreview.com/news/lifestyles.

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N a ] c b V ^ V W Z Z g ` Sd W Se Q ] [ pumpkin-spiced chicken sausage (if you’re eating chicken sausage instead of the real thing, it figures that you’re eating pumpkin spiced); pumpkin-spiced hummus (don’t tell the folks in the Mediterranean about this monstrosity); pumpkin-spiced coconut milk (might go well with my niece’s great homemade granola); Wrigley’s pumpkin-spiced sugar-free gum (your breath spiced with pumpkin? Ask your partner). Ready for the worst? Rossi’s pumpkinspiced lasagna and pasta sauce( Uncle Nunzi wants to send a hit man after the person who came up with this flavor treat)... The Republican Party’s high point of its fourth debate was Rand Paul. Otherwise the debate was more civil, but just as fact-challenged. The libertarian from Kentucky finally got a chance at least to offer the party new ideas with which to be challenged. Otherwise, it was more stale stances such as tax cuts, removing regulations to allow unfettered capitalism to “save� us, and increased defense spending (something Paul challenged as more big government and antithetic to tax cutting). No support for increasing the minimum wage, despite mouthing solidarity with the working men and women of this country. Republicans argue that increasing the minimum wage always means fewer jobs, but studies show that it just as often coincides with increases in the job market. One of the more odious ideas offered at the debate was the contention that even the poor should pay a two-percent tax to have “skin� in the game... In Harrisburg, getting high is merely knowing that after months of non-action, we might be getting close to a budget deal. “Getting close� doesn’t necessarily mean what getting close usually means, but it’s cause for partying in our state capital... When I’m on a steroid high, I think my mind sees things more clearly, but not in the case of the embattled Kathleen Kane and her fight to save her job as Attorney General. I am willing to admit to one and all that I don’t understand the continued kerfuffle over “Porngate� (memo to America at large - are we so lacking in imagination that every scandal since Watergate has to carry “gate� in its title? There was a reason for calling the scandal that led to Nixon’s resignation “Watergate.� The break-in that caused the scandal actually occurred at the Watergate Hotel-Complex in D.C. Thank goodness, it didn’t occur at the Motel 6 down the road or what would we ever have called Deflategate or Porngate?). The Kane Kerfuffle (I like this better) is beyond comprehension or reason to me, much like the idea that we elect StateSupreme Court judges in Pennsylvania. In recent years, I have taken to refusing to vote for Supreme Court judges, rather than guessing. My other act of defiance is I sometimes vote “no� on a ballot question. I’m still high. SPR

ncle Nunzio just threw me out of his apartment. I don’t blame him, as I am high on steroids. My chemo treatment consists of a low dosage of the organic compounds, but when added to the low dosage that I take as part of my anti-rejection regimen to preserve my kidney (actually my wife’s kidney), I ride on a high for a day afterward. I chatter constantly, interrupt conversations frequently, and make myself a giant pain-in-theass. Unfortunately, for my family and friends, there is no antidote from me except absence. My wife keeps anything that contains caffeine under lock and key. Of course, folks get high in other ways these days and can be just as much of a pain-in the ass. Pot users do not deserve to be locked up (more about that in a moment). But talk about annoying! They use euphemisms for pot and wink-wink at other pot users sprinkled in among their straight friends. Marijuana seems an inordinate part of their conversation. Hell, I like a good Nova smoked salmon sandwich (light on the cream cheese), but I don’t rely it for conversation, nor do I subscribe to a magazine devoted to smoked salmon. I get the legalization argument. At first I favored decriminalization, but not outright legalizing marijuana usage. I have always been for the legalization of the plant for medical purposes, although I realize that it is a short and slippery slope to legalization. I now believe outright legalization will stop all the hypocrisy, improve the conversation of obsessed pot users, and maybe put the magazine High Times out of business. The stats show that all too often, the color of one’s skin determines whether that person serves time in prison for using marijuana. On the other hand, the argument that pot is a gateway drug is not persuasive. If that were the case, our last two presidents would never have made it into the White House. Legalization of marijuana will create problems, mostly the same ones connected with alcohol. Lessening contact between the police and the minority community is good for both sides. We regulate alcohol, although not always successfully. So it will be for legalized pot. We have no choice but to deal with it. Now about that smoked salmon I love so much... Some folks apparently get high on pumpkinspiced products at this time of year. I don’t know how Starbucks and Dunkin’ Donuts keep from running out of pumpkin-spiced flavored coffee. Each season, the pumpkin-spiced stuff gets crazier. Here are some of the ones I’ve Comment at southphillyreview.com/opinion/ garnered off the Internet: cardella.

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“The Book of Mormon,� the ticket to get this season, takes off at the Forrest, Nov. 24-Dec. 27. Tickets: $134$515. The Forrest Theatre, 1114 Walnut St. 800-4477400. telecharge.com/mormonphilly.

Kun-Yang Lin/Dancers’ “Home/S. 9th Street� will get you thinking about what “home� means to you and to countless other immigrants in South Philly Nov. 19-21. Tickets: $15-$29. FringeArts, 140 N. Columbus Blvd. 215-4131318. fringearts.com.

Ice Skating at Dilworth Park’s Rothman Rink is ofďŹ cially open seven days a week through Feb. 28. Admission: $3-$5 ($9 skate rental). Dilworth Park, 1 S. 15th St. dilworthpark.org/rothmanicerink.

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TAURUS (April 21 to May 20): You can revisit an offbeat business idea later. If you hit a few problems, don’t panic. Any setback will be temporary. A clash may alter travel plans or your social schedule, but you’ll gain insight into how a new business or romantic partner thinks. Lucky number: 704.

PISCES (Feb. 19 to March 20): Accept an invitaG S tion to a cultural event or stage production. You’ll have more fun than you had imagined. A breakthrough by way of a chance meeting will help you to reach a cherished goal. An offer or proposition will come as a big surprise and will inspire the weighing of personal pros and cons. Lucky number: 195. ARIES (March 21 to April 20): An unexpected D work assignment provides the ideal chance to follow up on some recent developments. It feels good to be

GEMINI (May 21 to June 20): An embarrassing mistake highlights problems with your career or public credibility. A case of mistaken identity or unfounded gossip has tarnished your reputation, but everyone will eventually scramble to make apologies. Until then, keep out of view for a little while. Lucky number: 651. CANCER (June 21 to July 22): You’re weaving H yourself into a big mess. The more you try to put it right, the worse it is going to get. You don’t have control of a situation and desire peace and stability, but that isn’t possible right now. Lucky number: 813.

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Broad Street Run that year, the three-time Penn Relays participant knew that she could never exorcise the notion that running is the best form of exercise for her. “Initially, I returned to it to shed some pounds,� Precise, who took to Broad Street and Washington Avenue July 29, ’13 to renew her vow to running, said. “The more I’ve gained confidence in my endurance, the more I’ve thought about testing myself more. I’m to the point where having done so much recently, I’ve said ‘Who can’t do a marathon’? so I’m pretty eager to be out there mighty early on Sunday to take another step in my maturation.� Instead of pondering how quickly she will finish the 26.2-mile journey, she finds herself more focused on having the time of her life and will celebrate the conclusion of her brave step by dining, fittingly, at Marathon Grill. Already planning her next possible jaunts, including Dec. 10’s South Philly Striders Holiday Lights Run, Precise loves that she can continue to count running as a faithful friend. “I quit the discipline years ago,� she

said, “but I’m back and loving my adventures.� WHILE SUNDAY WILL commence a new connection for Precise, it will serve to re-establish one for Zandra Walton. The South of South occupant, whose time of two hours, 57 minutes, and 42 seconds in the ’12 Philadelphia Marathon won her the “Fastest Philadelphia Female�title, will me making her first appearance at the event since that stunning debut and plans to use her revived link to the well-run gathering not as an opportunity to duplicate that success but simply to “have fun and see what I can do.� “It’s such a friendly and accessible means to be among people who are also looking to see what’s inside of them,� the 28-year-old said of contemplating her contemporaries’ aims. “There’s nothing wrong with looking to be competitive, but I’m looking to take in the atmosphere and do my best, whatever that is.� Walton chose to return to the Parkway on account of a compelling desire to

further her focus on being determined and being healthy. The latter element receives a boost through her being a fifth-year student at the University of Pennsylvania, with cancer biology as her focus. “It’s not hard to make the connection between wanting to help people and knowing that I have to take care of myself,� the MD-PhD registrant, who has placed high on her list the possibility of becoming an oncologist, said. “I had soccer in my life before making running my exclusive activity, so I’ve been fortunate to be involved with two sports that have encouraged me to tend to my mental and physical preparation.� With regards to the first element of that explanation, Walton noted she entered the ’12 Philadelphia Marathon with “low expectations,� having expected to participate instead in the New York City Marathon. Hurricane Sandy led to the Big Apple-based trek’s cancellation, so she decided to make Philadelphia’s version the means to test her tenacity and received a welcome reward for having done so. “I started out very fast and thought there was no way I could carry myself all the way through to a decent time,� she reflected. “I made adjustments, though, and I was pretty happy to post that time.� School commitments took precedence the last two years and despite being busy again as the marathon approached, Walton, currently in the cell and molecular biology program at the Ivy League institution, decided to halt her hiatus and cover the course. Having deemed her premiere participation “very appealing� because it ushered her into uncharted territory, she has applied similar significance to Sunday’s outing. “I remember coming here to watch a friend in 2009 to offer support,� Walton recalled. “Now I can say that I have that same sort of backing again.� Contact Editor Joseph Myers at jmyers@southphillyreview.com. Comment at southphillyreview.com/sports/ features.

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The Edward O’Malley Athletic Association, 144 Moore St., is accepting registration for its soccer program for ages 3 to 7. The cost is $30. Call John, 215-266-4195.

Murphy Rec Center, 400 Shunk St., is accepting weeknight registrations for its in-house biddy basketball league for ages 6 to 8. The cost is $40. Call 215-685-1874.

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The above association will also host biddy hockey for ages 3 to 7, with Saturday morning action likely beginning Nov. 28. The league includes six weeks of games and instruction for a $30 fee. Contact John at 215-266-4195. .ĂŠ0]eZW\U c^RObS

St. Monica Lanes, 1601 W. Shunk St., seeks bowlers for its Monday night league. Contact Kathy, 215468-6520 or Justin, 215-465-1645. Capitolo Playground, 900 Federal St., is looking for teams to join its Sunday co-ed softball league for spring play. Contact Donny, 215-685-1883, or Eddie, 215-817-0837. .ĂŠ4]QcaSR 2SbS``S\QS

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Beginning in December, Guerin Recreation Center, 2201 S. 16th St., will host a youth indoor foot hockey instructional league Wednesday and Thursday evenings for beginners ages 10 and younger. No equipment is necessary, with the fee being $25 for a shirt and an award. Call 215-685-1894.

SEYAA, Seventh and Bigler streets, is registering for its winter sports programs that begin January 11. Co-ed biddy basketball will be for ages 4 to 6, basketball will be for youths 7 to 8 and 9 to 10, and indoor soccer will be for ages 4 to 7. Action occurs at the Taggart School Gym at Fifth and Porter streets, with action running through mid-March. The fees are $40 for basketball and $20 for soccer. Register via seyaasports@aol.com by sending your child’s name and date of birth and your contact phone number. .ÊAV]b B]eS` POaYSbPOZZ

Shot Tower Playground, Front and Carpenter streets, is accepting registrations for its 10-and-younger coed basketball program. Call Mike Townsend at 215-685-1592. .ĂŠAYObSP]O`R QZW\WQ

Rizzo Rink, 1101 S. Front St., offers a free co-ed skateboard clinic for ages 6 to 12 from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Nov. 24. Call 215-685-1593, or visit rizzorink.com. .ĂŠBO\Sg POaYSbPOZZ

Taney basketball is accepting registration for girls ages 8 to 10 and 11 to 13 through Nov. 21, with the season running from December through February, with scholarships available. Evaluations will occur on Saturday at The Philadelphia School, 2501 Lombard St., from 4 to 4:45 p.m. for the first group and 4:45 to 5:30 for the second. Visit taneybaseball. com. .ĂŠB`OdSZ POaSPOZZ

The Philadelphia Senators 10-and-younger travel baseball team will hold tryouts in January for the spring 2016 season. For children to be eligible, they cannot turn 11 before April 30, 2016. Contact Domenick DeMuro 215-847-4655 or ddemuro2531@ hotmail.com.

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The South Philly Striders will hold their annual Holiday Lights Run, originating at Broad Street and Oregon Avenue and ending at American Sardine Bar, 1800 Federal St., at 7 p.m. Dec. 10. Visit facebook.com/ groups/southphillystriders/. .ĂŠ8Oe]`aYW¸a OZb`cWa[

The Ron Jaworski Golf and Blue Heron Pines Golf Club will host Breakfast with Santa 10 a.m. Dec. 12, which will feature arts and crafts, a gift and a picture with Saint Nick. Children ages 2 to 10 are $7.95, while ages 10 and older are $13.95. Call Tara Horton, 609-965-1800, Ext. 2.

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In playoff action, Prep Charter High School dropped Friday’s AA championship game to Del-Val, 36-7. That followed the Huskies’ 53-8 semifinal win over Strawberry Mansion in which running back Quadir Strothers tied the city’s postseason record for most touchdowns in a game with six. Neumann-Goretti fell to West Catholic, 46-0, in Nov. 7’s AA semifinal.

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UYA developmental and skillbuilding basketball activities for boys and girls ages 5 to 18 occur on Saturdays through April at the Marian Anderson Recreation Center, 744 S. 17th St. The cost is $40 for uniforms and trophies. Contact Lorraine, 267-2789473, or uyabasketball@gmail.com. SPR Send sports briefs by fax to 215-336-1112 or by e-mail to jmyers@southphillyreview.com.

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12.24.36 ~ 11.22.12 In life we loved you dearly, In death we love you still, In our hearts you hold a place, No one can ever ďŹ ll. God has you safely in His keeping, But we have you forever in our hearts.

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