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Volume V, Issue 10 • www.tampabayinformer.com
The Good News Newspaper
Now You See It…Now You Don’t!
by Angela LeMay
Building photos by Simaen Skolfield
Think about it, what is the typical scene
at Clearwater Beach on a hot and steamy
o you believe in magic? I do. Yep
July day? You say, “Uh I don’t know, I don’t
that’s right, despite all the aftermath
go down to the beach in July. It’s too hot.”
of the critics commentary on how
obviously disappointing Illusionist Criss I consider that many people missed the
Angel’s escape from the implosion of “obvious” magic in the whole caper. For
the City of Clearwater to pull off an event
the Spyglass Hotel was. Despite all the...
that brought some 25,000 people down
“I know how he did it” and “give me a
to Clearwater Beach who stood huddled
break” comments, I still believe.
together from early afternoon till the
Clearwater Beach
D
It wasn’t the nine stories that were imploded
in six seconds while a man who was
previously handcuffed to the sixth floor
balcony staged his escaped. That’s all too
obvious.
scheduled implosion at 11pm; during
one of the hottest seasons of the month
is quite magical indeed.
Additionally, the Spyglass Hotel implosion
was featured on Criss Angel’s nationally
televised show “Mindfreak” which was
broadcast live on A&E and watched by
several million. Clearwater Beach was shown
and mentioned continually throughout.
That kind of PR is more powerful than the
450 sticks of dynamite it took to implode
the building.
Criss Angel
The internet and media exposure, coupled
with the traffic to the newly transformed
beachfront called Beach Walk, is a PR stunt
that would make Houdini proud.
As some of Clearwater’s primary sources of
commerce are Tourism and Real Estate—I
needn’t state what’s happened with the
latter—I think driving people to Clearwater
by trick or by treat is brilliant and gets
my 5-star vote.
If you still doubt the national impact
that this event made on our little town of
Clearwater, Google “Criss Angel Clearwater
Beach Building Implosion” and check out
how many YouTube views it has received
just since last week (69,495 at this writing) Check out Tampa Bay Informer’s filming
as well as all the other YouTube videos of the Spyglass Hotel Implosion at:
on the subject.
www.tampabayinformer.com
Reaching out to
Children through Soccer
Bringing Soccer to the African-American Community
by Charlotta Krueger
Clearwater
T
his summer, some 350 kids
from two Clearwater groups,
the Greenwood Community
Center and the Life Force Cultural Arts
Academy have been experiencing the
fun of soccer daily. Galactics Clearwater
International Football Club offered to
provide free summer soccer sessions
for the Community Center and Life
Force Academy with the purpose
of introducing the predominantly
African-American kids to soccer and
helping to keep them entertained
and active during the summer break.
Tampa-St. Petersburg 48 Hour Film project city producers Coco and Kerri Bermudez (left and right), with filmmaker Wes Roberts
Photo by Simaen Skolfield
“Crime’s
a
Cookin”
Take Two…Awards at the 48 Hour Film Project
By Angela LeMay
Tampa-St. Petersburg
A
ccording to their website “The 48 Hour
Film Project” (48HFP) is a wild and
sleepless weekend in which you and a
team make a movie—write, shoot, edit and score
it—in just 48 hours.
On a Friday night, you get a character, a prop,
a line of dialogue and a genre, all to include in
your movie. 48 hours later, the movie must be
complete. Upon completion it will show at a
local theater, usually during the following week.
In this national film competition teams in each
city go head-to-head to win a cash prize, film
Continued on page 2
The African-American community is
strongly rooted in American football
and basketball and has yet to discover
the attraction and opportunities
of the fastest-growing sport in the
US—soccer—played by millions,
loved by billions and the number
one sport in the world.
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Now You See It…Now You Don’t!
“Crime’s a Cookin”
Reaching out to Children through Soccer
From the Desk of Sheriff Jim Coats
New Sculptures in Downtown Clearwater
Isaac Hayes In Memoriam
The Heart – Your Busiest Muscle
Classifieds
A New Jen-eration: Art & Music Celebration
SABA for Life
Kids from the Life Force Academy
Galactics Soccer Club is a multi‑cultural
soccer club and strives to unite people
from all kinds of cultural and ethnic
backgrounds under the banner of
soccer.
Continued on page 5
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their films still qualified to be screened
and were eligible for the “Audience
Awards”.
“Crime’s a Cookin”
Continued from front page
equipment and a chance for national
distribution.
When I first heard of this preposterous
idea, I thought, “It’s impossible that a
film worth watching could be made from
start to finish in 48 hours”. I mean… isn’t
filmmaking a serious business of take
two, three, four or more…costing big
production dollars? I was soon disabused
of that notion after watching some of
the winning films at www.48hourfilm.
com.
Two film screenings were held at
Channelside Theatres on July 23rd.
Some 600 people turned out for the
screenings. There was a refreshing
mix of films this year, which
supported the fact that Tampa
Bay has an incredible wealth of
talent from production crews,
actors, editors and musicians.
“The fact that the filmmakers turned
out the high quality they did within 48
hours made Coco and I proud to be a
part of this fantastic film community!”
remarked Kerri.
After much deliberation, the judges
finally decided on the winners for the
15 categories. Kerri stated, “After seeing
the work put out this year, we knew
that we really wanted to celebrate and
honor the filmmakers by throwing an
awards party.”
NOVA 535 in St. Petersburg (one of the
sponsors) provided the perfect venue
to throw an amazing awards party.
Clips from each of the nominated films
were shown as well as a full screening
of the Best Film nominees. I was really
Eight years ago, the first competition impressed with the quality of the films
was held by filmmakers and co-founders made in this 48hour Film Project!
Mark Ruppert and Liz Langston in their
hometown of Washington, DC. Since its At the end of the night, the coveted Best
debut in 2001, the 48HFP has grown to Film of 2008 was announced - a silent
30,000 filmmakers (from more than 70 film called, “Crime’s a Cookin’” by Team
cities) rising to the challenge.
JumpCut - led by filmmaker Wes Roberts.
Closer to home, Coco and Kerri Bermudez But that’s not all. Wes’s team also took
competed and won the 2007 city competition a second award, the Audience Award
for Tampa –St. Pete and went on to the for Tampa!
Filmapalooza at Cinequest Film Festival in
Ecstatic with his team’s wins, Wes happily
San Jose, CA. to have their film compete
posed for photos and gave me his contact
head-to-head with the other winning films
from more than 70 cities across the U.S. info for an interview. Unfortunately, on
and abroad. Theirs became one of the follow-up he was unavailable for comment.
top 15 films of 2007. While at Cinequest, I suspect he and his team were still on a
they met Executive Producers Mark well deserved sabbatical.
Ruppert and Liz Langston and discovered Team JumpCut will now represent
that Tampa-St. Pete did not have a City
Tampa-St. Petersburg at Filmapalooza to
Producer to run the 2008 competition.
have their film screened at a major film
Coco and Kerri gladly stepped in and
took the reigns as this year’s Tampa Bay festival with other city winners from all
over the world. We will have to wait and
48HFP City Producers.
see if they become the best of 2008 at the
Amongst their various lists of duties,
international competition, which usually
Coco and Kerri were responsible for
securing a minimum of 24 film teams takes place in February/March.
for the competition. By the week of the
competition - held on July 18-20 – a total
of 28 teams had registered. On Friday
night, July 18, the teams gathered at the
kick-off event held at Limey’s Pub in St.
Petersburg; 25 of the 28 teams showed
up to pull a random genre out of a hat.
Almost every team drew a different genre,
which they were required to adhere to as
they wrote, shot and edited a short film
during the 48 hours. Aside from adhering
to the genre, all teams were given a set
of required elements that they had to
incorporate into their movie in some way.
The elements for this year were:
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As for Coco and Kerri, they have returned
to their “real jobs” at their production
company, Movie Groovy. Check them
out at www.moviegroovy.com
Character: Bob or Barbara Percival - Food
Connoisseur
Prop: Hairdryer
Line of Dialogue: “How could you do
this to me?”
At precisely 7:00pm, the filmmakers
were off and running to make their 4-7
minute film. The city producers got many
positive reports that the teams were
doing well, morale was high and they
were pleased with how their productions
were developing.
The finished films had to be dropped off
by 7:30pm on Sunday to be eligible for the
full competition. Although, there were
three teams that did not make the deadline,
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Angela LeMay
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Desiree Lotz
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From the Desk of Sheriff Jim Coats
As we approach
the end of
sum mer, I
would like to
remind you
that a new
school year is
about to begin.
Lat er t h i s
month, more
than 150,000
Pinellas County students will once
again begin making their daily trip to
and from school in one of the largest
school districts in our state. Whether
traveling by car, bus, bicycle or on foot,
students may face some challenges as
they make their way to and from school
in the coming months.
or at intersections, and to make eye
contact with drivers of vehicles that
are stopped to ensure that they are
seen before crossing. If no sidewalk
is available, pedestrians should walk
facing traffic and bicyclists should ride
with the flow of traffic.
Motorists should plan to add a few extra
minutes to morning and afternoon trips,
and extra care should be taken when
driving near schools, crosswalks and bus
stops. Drivers should also be prepared
to stop for school buses when picking
up or dropping off students. Florida
law requires that drivers bring their
vehicle to a full stop when approaching
any school bus displaying a stop signal.
Motorists must then remain stopped
and are prohibited from passing the bus
until the signal has been withdrawn.
This law also applies to motorists
driving in the opposite direction of
a stopped school bus unless there is
an unpaved space of at least 5 feet, a
raised median or some other type of
physical barrier.
Drivers can also expect some changes
in their daily commutes associated with
the start of another school year. The
addition of more cars and buses on our
roadways each morning and afternoon
will certainly result in increased traffic
congestion, particularly near schools
and bus stops that have been idle for
the past couple of months. School zones
will require reduced speeds and brief
stops as crossing guards assist younger
students who negotiate busy streets
I encourage parents to talk to their while walking to school.
By obeying traffic laws and remaining
children about safety before the new As motorists, we must also be aware alert for children near our roadways, we
school year begins. Children should that the location of school crossing can prevent serious injuries or deaths
be taught about bicycle and pedestrian zones may change from year to year. related to traffic crashes during the
laws and parents should encourage Just be aware that there may be a school upcoming school year. By following
them to adhere to all of them. In crossing on your way to work this year the law and these simple suggestions,
addition children should be taught where there wasn’t one last year.
you can help us to achieve our goal of
to cross streets in marked crosswalks
“Leading the Way for a Safer Pinellas.”
Downtown Development Board’s
Treasurer Geri Aranjo and Vice
Mayor George Cretekos attended
the celebration of the City of
Clearwater’s new outdoor art
gallery, Sculpture 360: Art in
the Cleveland Street District,
and recognized the three
artists whose sculptures are
on exhibit in the Cleveland
Street Medians.
“Shanti” (meaning “peace”)
by Claudia Jane Klein of
Lake Worth, FL is one of three
sculptures on Cleveland Street—located across
from Starbucks and Jamba Juice.
Simaen Skolfield
Staff Photographer
With a passion for the arts, Simaen Skolfield has won the
prestigious Grammy Award with his keen ears for capturing
the realism of music and sound. In photography, he brings
his uncanny skills to the visual world by framing life in
its fullest senses. In photographic moments of all kinds;
weddings to family, to portraitures, Simaen possesses
certain, rare abilities with which to capture our private
world . As Simaen puts it, “I want to capture the full beauty
of every special moment so our lives will be cherished again
and again, the world over.”
Mr. Skolfield is an independent professional digital-image-capture
photographer, ‘writing with light’, at home here in Clearwater, Florida.
You can contact him at 727-557-6407
“Dear America and World Citizens,
Greetings of Peace to you all.
Needless to say, I am deeply saddened and the world has
suffered a great loss of a friend to all mankind.
‘Doc’, (Isaac) was more than a poor boy who picked cotton in
Memphis, TN, who then rose to become an icon in the music
industry, later winning an Oscar for the legendary music
score ‘Shaft’.
He was a father & husband,
He was an activist, humanitarian,
He was a multifaceted pioneer.
He was the International Spokesperson for the greatest grassroots
movement of all time: The World Literacy Crusade!
The one thing that will be most missed about “Doc” is that
he was a good man who cared and loved all people. He always
brought joy and happiness to everyone who came into his
presence.
Isaac can never be replaced; therefore, he will never be
forgotten.
Doc, wherever you are now, please know that you are loved
by all and your living has not been in vain.”
MEMPHIS, TENN. (August 12, 2008)
A
memorial service will be held on Monday at
Hope Presbyterian Church, 8500 Walnut Grove,
Cordova, Tennessee from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
to celebrate the life of pioneering soul icon Isaac Hayes,
who passed away on Sunday at the age of 65.
Born in the rural poverty of a sharecropper’s family on
August 20, 1942, in Covington, Tennessee, Hayes rose
to artistic success as an accomplished Grammy, Golden
Globe and Academy Award winning composer/musician,
paving the way for his fellow African Americans in
the arts and entertainment world. As well as being a
published author, actor and radio personality, Hayes is
a coronated King of Ghana in western Africa. Instead
of a palace, he built an 8,000 square foot educational
facility as he felt that education and literacy are the keys
to a successful life.
He is survived by his wife of three years, Adjowa
Hayes, and their two–year–old son, Kwadjo Hayes, and
ten children—Jacqueline Fields, Felecia Hayes Fisher,
Veronica Hayes, Vincent Hayes, Melanie Hayes, Nikki
McGhee, Heather Hayes, Isaac Hayes III, Darius Caston
and Lillian Bryant—14 grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren.
-Rev. Alfreddie Johnson, PhD
—————————————
The family issued the following statement:
“We are overwhelmed with the outpouring of support and love
from Isaac’s dear friends, colleagues and fans from every corner
of the world, and we thank each and every one of them for their
kind thoughts and prayers. While he was an iconic figure to
many, to us he was husband, father and friend. We will ever miss
his love, wisdom, humor and the familiar comfort of his voice.”
To celebrate Hayes’ constant support of the Stax Music
Academy and his Stax Records Legacy, the Hayes family,
in lieu of flowers, requests that donations be sent to:
Stax Music Academy, 926 E. McLemore Avenue, Memphis,
TN 38106. Checks can be made out to Soulsville, and
please specify “In memory of Isaac Hayes.”
Condolences may be sent to the family at
message@isaachayes.com
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“To the world he was Black Moses, Ike The Ripper and,
later, Chef from TV’s South Park. To the rest of us who had
the extraordinary opportunity to work with him in recent
years, he was just Isaac. He was humble, unpretentious and
refreshingly down-to-earth. Not bad for a man who delivered
a record-setting seven #1 albums to the Billboard R&B chart,
scored numerous awards (including multiple Grammys and
2 Academy Awards), appeared in over three dozen films and
was named a Royal King of Ghana along the way.”
– Concord Music Group
—————————————
“Isaac Hayes exemplified all that is Stax. We are all very
fortunate to have worked with a visionary who changed music
in indelible and profound ways. His talent was matched only
by his kindness of spirit. On behalf of the entire Concord/Stax
family we express our deep sympathies to his family, friends
and fans all over the world.”
– Concord Music Group president & CEO Glen Barros
ISAAC HAYES
IN MEMORIAM
”At the end of the day, we are
responsible for our own lives. If
anything happens to us, don’t
blame somebody else. Backtrack and
look at what you did to contribute
to that. You also contribute to your
successes. Once you learn that,
you’re on your way.”
– Isaac Hayes
“In London, while I was working on hit records as a sound
engineer, I had the fortuitous opportunity to meet the great
‘hot buttered soul man’, Isaac Hayes, at his London concert.
Later, I met him again through youth education and we became
very good friends.
“Isaac Hayes changed the course of black music and—with
his vision—changed the course of children’s literacy around
the world.
“I personally look forward to meeting him again. Good luck,
Isaac! You were a true Renaissance Man: a man who could
do anything!”
– Simaen Skolfield Photographer and Sound Engineer
—————————————
“As a co-founder of the Community Learning Center, I have
had the distinct honor of working with Mr. Hayes on several
occasions in forwarding our mutual goal of improving the
literacy and lives of youth.
“The thing that has struck me the most about him is his
great love for his fellow man. When the Center first opened,
he led a two mile march through Greenwood from the Kings
Highway Recreation Center to the new Community Learning
Center. Following the pomp and circumstance of the ribbon
cutting Mr. Hayes was to have returned to his hotel. Instead,
he stayed for hours. He stayed at the Center so he could sign
autographs and talk to every single person that had come
to see him. He took the time to talk to mothers about their
struggling children, teens about their goals, and to answer
the questions of his many fans.
“Over dinner with my husband and I, Isaac told us stories of
his youth, and growing up poor in the South. It was during
these stories that I was struck again, but this time by his great
sense of humor.
“Mr. Hayes, you are loved very much and will be missed.”
-Holly Haggerty
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Reaching out to Children through Soccer
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a new-found enthusiasm for soccer, began
work on introducing the African-American
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Kids huddling with a Galactics coach
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charge of the Greenwood soccer program
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The children at both organizations, though
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he Jennifer Nolletti Memorial Art
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or music. The Foundation is a registered
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in 2008, and is funded by individuals who
agree that art & music are essential to the
development of well-rounded individuals
who can think outside the box. Jennifer’s
favorite saying: “To discover new oceans,
you must have the courage to lose sight
of the shore” - Lord Chesterfield.
Jennifer Nolletti was a 26-year-old artist and
elementary school art teacher in Pinellas
County. On October 5, 2007 she was
tragically killed by a reckless driver who
ran a red light. It is in her honor that we
proudly established The Jennifer Nolletti
Memorial Art Foundation. Throughout her
life, Jennifer had a passion for art, taking
classes in photography, drawing and
painting. In 2002, she graduated from the
University of North Florida with a bachelor’s
degree in Art Education. Jennifer was a
Tampa Bay native, returning to Pinellas
County after college to pursue a career
as an art teacher. She was committed to
her students and tried to inspire a love of
art by focusing her lessons on real pieces
of artwork and artists as she wanted her
students to develop a deeper understanding
of art and a strong framework for a better
appreciation of art. She was adored by her
classes and didn’t treat them like elementary
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The board of the foundation is comprised
of those people closest to Jennifer. Her
parents Rosemary and Nick Nolletti,
her fiancé Joe Sanders, family friends Al
Dimmer, Megan Pargov ,Vanessa Sepa,
Meghan Lance, and Sarah Williamson.
For our first fundraiser, we wanted to create
an event with activities that Jennifer would
have liked to attend. The obvious answer
was a day filled with art and music, two
of her passions.
The benefit will be held on Sunday Sept.
14, 2008 at Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater,
from 12-4:30 and will be geared towards
children. There will be spin-art and sand‑art
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those Jennifer taught her own students.
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from 12pm-10pm. We are proud to have
representation of many different media,
artists and artisans. We are especially
excited that Peter Max has donated two of
his works. Dale Chihuly is also donating
a set of books about his artwork.
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our cause; The Crunge (a Led Zeppelin
tribute band), The Black Honkeys, and
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rnolletti@yahoo.com), Basic Rock Outfit
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The term adaptogen is used by herbalists to refer to
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body’s resistance to stress, trauma, anxiety and fatigue.
In the past, they have been called rejuvenating herbs…
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