Bouris says that there is no set timetable for the processing of the application. The move is the latest in a string of developments over the past several weeks that have suggested that Jay-Z is taking his move into the world of professional sports management very seriously. Roc Nation Sports and Creative Artists Agency signed New York Yankees second baseman Robinson Cano, and Jay has begun the sale of his share of the NBA’s Brooklyn Nets, reportedly so that Roc Nation can expand its interest in professional basketball management without violating NBA bylaws. In order to represent NBA players, Jay-Z can’t be affiliated with ownership of an NBA team. Jay-Z’s Roc Nation Sports and Creative Artists Agency announced earlier this month a joint representation venture with New York Yankees second baseman Robinson Cano as its first client. Under the deal with Cano, Roc Nation handles the Yankee’s marketing while CAA will handle his contract negotiations.

The exhibition will remain on display through September 22. The exhibition recalls the stories of triumph, tragedy and personal sacrifice made by the more than 1,200 players, coaches and administrators who interrupted or delayed their pro football careers to serve their country during times of military conflict. Included are the stories of how the NFL generated millions of dollars in War Bond sales during World War II, was the first sports organization to send groups of players to Vietnam as part of the NFL/USO “goodwill tours,” and how it has used its game and resources to raise America’s collective level of patriotism during and after such national crises as the Iranian hostage situation, the Gulf War and following the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks in New York City, Washington, D.C. and Pennsylvania. Some of the items which highlight this exhibition include Pat Tillman’s Army Ranger uniform; Pro Football Hall of Famer Art Donovan’s Army uniform; the career medals(pro football’s highest ranking former player); and the Cleveland Browns sideline jacket of Don Steinbrunner, one of only two NFL players to perish during the Vietnam War. A number of local heroes are represented in the exhibition, including: Stockton developer and philanthropist Alex G. Spanos, who purchased the San Diego Chargers in 1984, enlisted in the U.S. Army Air Corps in 1942, training as a pilot before transferring out of flight school to become a B-29 gunner until 1946. University of the Pacific football sensation Eddie LeBaron accepted a commission in the U.S. Marine Corps in August 1950 and spent nine months in Korea, seven of which were on the front line, where he was twice wounded. For his heroic efforts in a hard-fought battle at Korea’s Heartbreak Ridge, he was awarded the Bronze Star. LeBaron will be in attendance at the exhibition’s opening reception on June 1.

The Haggin Museum is a nonprofit art and history museum accredited by the American Alliance of Museums. It is located at 1201 N. Pershing Ave., Stockton, CA. and open to the public Saturdays-Sundays from 12-5 p.m. Wednesdays-Fridays from 1:30-5 p.m. and 1st & 3rd Thursdays from 1:30-9 p.m. Admission is $8 for adults, $7 for seniors (ages 65 and older), $5 for students and youth (ages 10-17), and free for children under 10, museum members, and on the first Saturday of each month. For more information call 209.940.6300

“This one means more to me because I am older,” said Hopkins, whose victory and amazing personal story was recently featured on Good Morning America and World News Tonight. “I am a proud man and never take things for granted in anything in my life. More importantly I want to become the spokesperson for the 40 and older crowd, inspiring people to believe that no matter what age they are, they can be healthy and active and save their lives.”

Hopkins has long been an advocate for healthy and clean living. Having lost both parents from complications due to diabetes and heart disease before the age of 50, this strong-willed champion is inspiring people daily on the right way to live. He doesn’t smoke or drink, eats six small meals a day using only organic foods that he uses in recipes he cooks himself, and excludes any white products such as flour, rice or sugar. Looking 28 at age 48, he is testament to the old adage ‘you are what you eat.’

“We only live once and our bodies are our temples. I am not going to eat something that I have already been told is not good for my system and I do what I can to fuel myself with energy producing foods such as lean meats, whole grains, and lots of fruit and vegetables. Without this daily habit my body would have given up on me a long time ago,” says Hopkins.

Bernard Hopkins is a true champion in all aspects of life – not just in the ring. From a tough beginning in a rough neighborhood of North Philadelphia, he made some bad decisions that resulted in his incarceration at the young age of 17. But determined not to let this setback define him, he used boxing as a way of turning his life around and scored his first professional win in 1990. After suffering a second loss in the ring in 1993, this determined man did not lose again for over 12 years! For him, the real work was just beginning – not only in the ring, but also outside of it – and it is this raw grit and tenacious spirit that has made him the champion he is today.

Outspoken advocate for fighters’ rights, Hopkins has testified before Congress in support of the Muhammad Ali Act (regardless of the fact it made him many enemies in the boxing industry in the process). He regularly speaks to at-risk youth, particularly in African-American communities, on the pitfalls of life on the street. They listen because they know he understands; he faced equally insurmountable odds in his life and went on to become a living legend around the world. This outstanding role model for young adults brings hope to a generation who might otherwise believe there is no way out of the life they were born into.

From legendary ‘Executioner’ to becoming the ‘Champion of Life,’ Hopkins’ motivating message brings hope to anyone over 40 that they too can turn their life around through healthy eating and physical fitness. “Obesity is an epidemic in this country and I’m a living, breathing example of what it means to stay healthy. I’m not going to give up. If you pay attention to my plan and the way I live and the way I eat, then you have a chance to extend your life for more years to come.”

For more information, please contact Alvina Alston at: Alvina@moremediahits.com.

The purpose of this high-impact, interactive workshop is to provide workshop is to provide business-owners, non-profit professionals, church leaders, social entrepreneurs, artists – anyone who has a worthy project that could benefit from financial and “in-kind” sponsorship with a simple, proven method for securing from $10,000 to over $100,000 in corporate sponsorship per year.

“Every year corporate sponsors literally pay billions of dollars to sponsor sports, events, teams and even people pursuing their hobbies and there are literally billions of dollars in corporate sponsorship available yet a large portion of it goes unclaimed and unspent,” said Kim Anthony, Sell the Bees® workshop facilitator. “The problem is that most people mistakenly think that they need to be a pro or at the top of their field to get corporate sponsorship and even if they think they could, sponsored they have no idea where to begin or what to do.”

According to Kim, one of the biggest mistakes that people make is “selling the flower” instead of “selling the bees.” “Your event (project or program) is the flower and the people who attracted to your event are the bees. Sponsors are most interested in the people (bees) who will be impacted by your project, i.e. number of people, their ages, demographics, buying habits, interests, centers of influence, etc. The person who can most effectively communicate these values to potential sponsors will win the day – and most importantly, the funding,” says Anthony. “At Sell the Bees, we’ll teach you how to do just that.”

Other topics discussed in the workshop include: How to create an irresistible sponsorship pitch letter; 10 biggest mistakes people make and how to avoid them; The difference between hard dollars and soft dollars; Leveraging the media to attract corporate partner; Know how much money to ask for (and not sell yourself short); Getting sponsors to renew again and again

“Another obstacle that keeps most people from getting started is that they only dream about getting sponsored and they never take action to actually do it. The amount of money one has or limited experience level should never keep them from living their dream, especially those dreams that make a difference in the lives of others,” says Kim. “Our intention with this workshop to champion and support people with great ideas – yet a lack of funding to secure the support that they need to make positive impact in our community and in the world.

Registration begins at 7:00 p.m. and the workshop is 7:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. For more information or to register for this Interactive Workshop please call (909) 985-0072 or (310) 773-6140. The cost is only $49 before May17th and $69 thereafter.

About the Facilitator: Kim Anthony is a professional speaker, trainer, non-profit consultant and author of “Sell the Bees: How to Get Sponsors for Your Project, Programs and Special Events.” A gifted fundraiser and social enterprise advocate, she has raised more than $10 million in sponsorship funding for non-profit organizations and social venture projects.

Coming on the heels of Bounce TV’s successful original special A Forever Jones Holiday, the new reality series will delve deeper into the daily lives and challenges of the close-knit, faith-based family and gospel group foreverJONES. The series, set in the family’s hometown of Shreveport, LA, will run original episodes Wednesday nights at 9:00 p.m. over a six-week period.

The family band foreverJONES came to prominence in the gospel music world after their smash single “He Wants it All” won Stellar Awards, was nominated for a GRAMMY® and Dove Award. This powerful group, parents Dewitt and Kim Jones and their five children, continues their mission to combine the spirit of worship and core messages of their faith through music. Forever Jones Presented by Walmart chronicles each band member as they aim to stay united while simultaneously attempting to separate and balance their own personal dreams and aspirations. The issues that the family tackles in the inaugural season include dealing with one of the children heading off to college and the possibility of launching a solo career. Their goal is to weave their way back onto the music charts, while keeping their family together through the trials and struggles that come along with the business.

The kids in the band are led by Dominique “Doe” Jones, the co-writer, vocalist, and acoustic guitarist and plays keyboards for the band. Doe is also the youth worship leader at their church and feels like she carries the responsibility for the entire band’s success on her shoulders. D’Jeniele’, the eldest of the five siblings, is married with two kids and working on managing her own family along with trying to manage the demands of being in a band. Dewitt Jones IV is the oldest son, simply trying to find his place in the world. Judah, the drummer, is not only branching out for the first time vocally, he is also preparing to depart for college and must decide whether to continue with the band or pursue his athletic dreams. Mya, the youngest, has pure excitement, love and passion for worship and singing. She joyfully sings background and is learning to play the guitar.

“Every family faces challenges, but Forever Jones spotlights a dynamic, highly relatable, loving and positive-energy family, who also happen to be a well-known band striving for success,” said Billy Hall, EVP of Programming and Production for Bounce TV. “This series will provide real-world positive role models that our viewers hunger for, and is a perfect fit for our brand.”

Bounce TV targets African Americans primarily between the ages of 25-54 with a programming mix of theatrical motion pictures, original series, specials and events, live sports, off-net series, documentaries, and inspirational faith-based programs. Bounce TV celebrated its first birthday on-the-air on Sept. 26, 2012; a year that has been overwhelmingly successful, with accelerated growth and expansion among station groups and distribution, advertisers and viewers alike. The network is already available to 88% of African American television homes and 70% of the total United States, all of the top ten markets and 24 out of the top 25 African American markets.

For more information go to: www.BounceTV.com

This first-class, nationally known Las Vegas-based vocal quartet will perform its unique adaptations of 22 familiar Motown songs from the 1960′s and 70′s. The concert begins with the Claremont Symphony performing selections from Leonard Bernstein’s “West Side Story.” Spectrum harmonizes to “Under the Boardwalk,” “Rubberband Man,” “My Girl,” “Mack the Knife,” and other favorites by the Temptations, Righteous Brothers, Four Tops, Supremes, Stevie Wonder, and other greats.

This is a fundraiser for the orchestra. Tickets for this concert may be preordered until June 8 at the following prices: $25 preferred seating (reserved section on the main floor and in the balcony); $15 regular seating; $10 students and seniors (55 and over).

Order tickets at www.csospectrum.eventbrite.com or by check made payable to CSO, P.O. Box 698, Claremont, CA 91711, postmarked by June 5, 2013. Tickets will be available at the door, provided the concert hasn’t been sold out, at $20 or $15 for students and seniors.

Please note that specific seats are NOT reserved, only the section.

Doors open at 2:45 p.m. for PREFERRED SEATING ticket holders on the West Side & 3:00 p.m. for all other ticket holders on the East Side. Preferred Seating section seats will be held until 3:15 p.m.

Tickets at the door will be available only if there are seats remaining!

Crossing Over the Jordan River Part I Joshua Chapter 3 Upland, CA– The Bible is a fascinating record. The Bible is a powerful account and the Bible is a profound library with tremendous symbolism. In the Bible, Lofty, snowcapped mountains have symbolic value. Remote sacred locations have symbolic value. Beautiful green valleys have symbolic value. Running and pounding rivers have symbolic value. Perhaps no place in nature and geography had and still holds to this very day more symbolic value than the Jordan River. The symbol of the Biblical Jordan River has found its way into the sacred music of the African American Church experience. We Sing Roll Jordon, Roll, Jordan when I get to heaven, Roll Jordan, Roll.

On Jordan’s stormy banks I stand, Over Jordan, Over, Jordan, We’re crossing over Jordan into the promise land. In the African American Experience, especially, regarding and about the Underground Railroad movement to freedom, there was the mighty Mississippi, the thundering Missouri, the quiet Cumberland, and the powerful Ohio. During the ante-bellum slave period, they all were biblical equivalents to the Jordan River. I can hear them saying Roll Jordan Roll, can’t you hear them calling Roll Jordan, Roll, Roll Jordan, Roll, when I get to heaven Roll Jordan Roll. On Jordan’s Stormy banks I stand, Over Jordan, Over Jordan, “I’m crossing over into the promise land.

The Biblical Jordan River is a symbol of what life was like from slavery to freedom, from liberation to freedom, from deliverance to freedom and from Egypt to Cannan. The land of promise…American is also a land of promise. The Other Side of the Jordan River. The other side of the Jordan River, the back side of the Jordan River, and the departed side of the Jordan River, takes us back and leads us back to the storied time of Moses and the intense confrontation with the mighty and powerful Egyptian Pharaoh. It is a time of the harsh and cruel reality of human bondage, human slavery, human servitude, human captivity, and human oppression. It is a time of the ugly and blatant Sin of man’s inhumanity to man symbolized by the lash, the whip, and the Master-slave, arrangement of the superior race and the inferior race. It is the time of Moses who became the mouthpiece of a God of the Oppressed. A God saying let my people go! Free my people! A God saying liberate my people! Deliver my people! Let my people go! African American people have also had their own experience of the other side of the Jordan River”. It is a story of the iron-changed captivity of Africans from their motherland.

The horrifying oceanic journey of the “middle passage”. The saga of being treated like cattle on an auction block. The evil selling of families from their blood kin. The disrespect of a stolen people to serve white Europeans. The life of confinement on an ante bellum plantation. The reminder of the Master’s lash or whip to one’s back. The status of not being addressed as a man or woman. The Moses of their day, a Fredrick Douglass, a Sojourner Truth, a Henry Highland Garnet, and a Nat Turner. All of them crying out to the Oppressor, as did Moses, the mouth piece of a God of the Oppressed. Let my people go! Free my people! Liberate my people! Deliver my people! The bible reminds us, the bible informs us, and the bible
alerts us. To the telling and discouraging factor of a “hard experience” between the escape from Pharaoh and the Promised Land flowing with “milk and honey” It is called the “wilderness.” There is always a ‘wilderness” between Egypt and Cannan, Emancipation and freedom, Liberation and freedom, Deliverance and freedom.

The Moses-led Israelites spent forty years wandering in the Wilderness! Israel, often a “stiff necked” and hard people to lead. Israel, often forgetting the God who freed them, turning to idolatry and falling in love with the ways of their Oppressors. Follow next week’s Inland Valley News Edition to continue reading Dr. David D. Hurst’s Crossing Over the Jordan River Theologian Speaks Article.

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There are several ways to create your repayment plan. You can have it online or through telephone, you just have to complete all the required documents. Instructions are easy to follow however it is better to contact the IRS through your attorney, asking for the actual list of papers and procedures to go through. So if you are planning a repayment schedule, be sure to consider doing these things or you will get messed up:

Know How Much you Owe If you are not sure how much money you owe IRS, you can always contact them. If you have the right figure then certainly you can determine the type of repayment plan you are entitled to, and also your path in moving forward.

Spend Little, Get More in Return Consider that IRS will set up a payment for you and it will cost you. Although you are hesitant to spend money, the price is small enough compare to what you will receive in return.

Decide on your own. You can choose if you want to use Installment Agreement Request, but if you feel you are not comfortable or does not suit your needs, you have another option – Online Payment Agreement Program.

Select the Day. IRS is very specific with the day you have mentioned that your settlement would due. So select which one from 30 days of a month and be sure to pay on that day every month.

Decide the amount. If you have selected the day, then you should select the amount to pay out every month. There is a minimum basis so be sure to pay more than that. Within 30 days, IRS will release the result if the repayment schedule is accepted or rejected.

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