The old "Are you a player or a spectator?" line gets blurred at Rucker Park as EBC Classic fans become both. [Daily News]

Restaurant Management Boot Camp, a free city service, gives people a healthy understanding of the challenges behind opening a restaurant of one's own. [Times]

East Harlem-raised contestant of Hell's Kitchen, Elsie Ramos, wins with taco cookbook. [Daily News]

Police Commissioner Ray Kelly addresses stop-and-search procedures with Harlem's African-American business leaders. [Sun]

And from the It-Showed-Up-In-The-Comments department:

"ellen," who writes in at the completely reasonable hour of 1:47am, has word on life around The Lenox (sic's are ellen's): "Te building on Lenox and 126th St is a bank and it will also house the NBA world headquarters." Sounds reasonable. "ROberta Flax is suppose to be openning a dance academy there too." Hey, who can't use a new move or two? "The deli on 130th is all newly redone and almost ready to open." A good development.

And then this one wraps it up: "Right in our building a high end car dealership is signed a lease. Its going to sell Rolls Royces and Lamborghinis and Ferraris." Ah, is this real? Did someone take the sequel idea for my Harlem blogger action movie too seriously, or is that guy from Emperor's Roe convinced that some insanely out of context luxury retail will work if he just finds out which one it is?