10.21-10.28.09
Getting Closer
In this week’s issue:It all comes down to this. And we’re happy to help: this week we offer our endorsements for the crucial upcoming November 3 election, another stunning memoir from Mr. Bellamy, a close-up of the Chuck Close exhibit, and a profile of a winning hair care team. Mansfield and Roldo have multiple meaningful messages, and we’re offering cash for clicking on our cool Sponsored Links. You could be closer than you think. –Thomas Mulready
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Me and Jimi Hendrix
by John Stark Bellamy II
Very few, if any, of the so-called facts in my Jimi Hendrix story are capable of factual verification. Various documentary sources will attest that the Jimi Hendrix Experience played a concert at the Washington Hilton Hotel auditorium on March 10, 1968. I believe there were two Hendrix shows there that day, one in the afternoon (which I attended) and one at 8 p.m.
And in both shows the Soft Machine (featuring drummer Robert Wyatt, who five years later became a paraplegic when he drunkenly fell from a third-floor window), a loud jazz-rock group, opened for Hendrix. But the following is what I remember of that odd day…
Read Me and Jimi Hendrix by John Stark Bellamy II here
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SPONSORED: Bag Your Bag of Books The Friends of Cleveland Public Library are at it again! The Fall Used Book Sale is Mon 10/26 thru Thu 10/29, so hurry down to the Louis Stokes Wing Auditorium and pick up a bag of books to keep you busy until the arrival of spring. Gather more details at http://www.friendsCPL.org or call 216-623-2821.
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Cle is “the magic of the Midwest” UK-based reporter says we have plenty to smile about. Aww, Thanks
We have a winner Chardon resident Eliza Porter wins Cle+ “Be The Plus” contest after making use of Ashtabula Co.’s Windsor Mills Covered Bridge [pictured]. See
Ohio’s unemployment rate still dropping Rate dropped to 10.8% last month from 10.1% in August. Our nonfarm wage and salary employment decreased 5,900. Beat It, Recession
Intl. Day of Climate Action To “celebrate,” Cle Climate Watch is rallying on Sat 10/24 at 10AM in front of Avon Lake Power Plant to demand it stop burning mountain-top mined coal. Email randyATclevelandclimatewatch.org for details. Info
Ray’s MTB Indoor Park opens for the season Grab a bike and check out the new beginner room, dirt room [pictured] and new prices! Check it OutClick. Bid. Buy Local. And support FutureHeights with their online auction, going until Sun 11/15. Shop
Fan of Fellini? CIA Cinematheque will show 9 of his feature films in 35mm film prints between Sun 11/1 and Sun 12/13. Info
Passion & Purpose The Enduring Questions Lecture Series at B-W College is all about those few individuals who find their passion, use it to positively affect society and, even change the world… people like the founder of Doctors Without Borders on Wed 11/11, intellectual Cornel West on Fri 1/22, and actress Anna Deavere Smith on Tue 3/2. http://www.BW.edu/enduringquestions.
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SPONSORED: Jamming with Rock and Roll Night School Enroll in “Rock and Roll Night School” at Cuyahoga County Public Library’s Solon Branch on Mon 10/26 at 7PM and get your Ph.D. in 2009 American Music Masters honoree, Janis Joplin. This interactive, multimedia program is presented by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. Call 440.248.8777 or visit CuyahogaLibrary.org for information.
How Close Is Close?
Up Close and Personal with Chuck Close’s Friends
Linda’s friends have joined her. You may remember Linda as the name of a large photorealistic portrait that is part of Akron Art Museum’s permanent collection and had been on display for years. Chuck Close painted this portrait in the 1970s by emulating the four-color printing process, building up cyan, magenta, yellow and black colored paints so seamlessly that the final painting shows no sign of the layers, but a super-realistic, large-scale painting…
Read about Chuck Close by Carol Drummond here
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A Walk on the Wild Side: Enchanted Forest Some kids aren’t into getting scared. And that’s OK. Bring your little ones–ages 2 to 9–to a non-scary (but still really cool) event at the Nature Center at Shaker Lakes on Fri 10/23 from 5:30 – 8PM. Take an evening stroll through a candle-lit forest and learn the truth about night creatures via a guided tour. Cookies, popcorn and cider offered, too. 2600 South Park Blvd. Call 216-321-5935 ext. 235 for reservations. DetailsSpooky Science Nights Halloween gets scientific during 3 nights in October. Hop aboard the Steamship William G. Mather and listen to eerie stories, make spooky concoctions in the chem lab, make fake scars, watch a dino movie in the OMNIMAX theater and–YES–watch pumpkins explode! Open on Fri 10/23, Sat 10/24 and Fri 10/30 from 5:30 – 9PM. RSVP at 216-621-2400. Great Lakes Science Cntr, 601 Erieside Ave. Info
HOT Light-UP Lantern Festival Akron’s University Park becomes aglow with a magical display of lantern lights and performance art on Sat 10/24 from 6 – 10PM. This year’s theme is “The Garden of Earthly Delights.” Expect to see lanterns made of cereal boxes, tin cans and other innovative recycled materials, all with a garden theme. You’ll marvel at the creativity! Lantern processional at 7PM. A beautiful lantern release closes out the evening. Festivities begin at Don Drumm Studios & Gallery, 437 Crouse St., Akron. http://www.LightUpLantern.com
Family Pumpkin Workout Personal trainer and family fitness specialist Liz Donnelly will show your fam a fun way to exercise–by using pumpkins as weights!–on Sat 10/24. Bring your own pumpkins, get an exhilarating workout and end your session with a special pumpkin craft. Exercising has never been so fun–or festive! 10 – 11AM. Lakewood Congregational Church Social Hall, 1375 W. Clifton Ave., Lakewood. Call 440-623-0957 to register. Details
Stellaluna @ PlayhouseSquare Kids will love the clever tale of Stellaluna, the poor bat who became adopted by birds after her mom was attacked by an owl. Stellaluna struggles to act like her adopted avian family and ultimately discovers the impossibility of trying to be someone she’s not. Play runs on Sat 10/24 at 11AM and 2PM. Part of the PlayhouseSquare Children’s Theater Series. Ohio Theater, 1511 Euclid Ave. TicketsPumpkin Carving Party @ Phoenix Coffee Pumpkin carving is messy, which is part of the fun. But the fun ends when you’re scrubbing pumpkin guts off the floors (and walls…). Spare your home and carve pumpkins with other families and friends at the Phoenix Coffee on Lee on Mon 10/26 from 4 – 8PM. Come in costume and get your face painted. Pumpkins, candles, cookies and cider provided for a $10 per pumpkin donation to Heights Arts. Reservations necessary. Call 216-932-8227 to RSVP. 2287 Lee Rd., Cle Heights. http://www.PhoenixCoffee.com
SPONSORED: The arts are for learning! Bring a great VISITING ARTIST to your PreK-12 school or community venue! Music. Dance. Ceramic murals. Young Audiences of Northeast Ohio has Teaching Artists who do it all: Assemblies for 300 or workshops and residencies for a class at a time. We’re easy to work with. Email us and we’ll help find the perfect program for your learners. Info@YANEO.org For more information, visit YANEO.org.
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Pittsburgh wants to be like us. Well, at least their library does. Read how Carnegie Library of Pitt views Cle Public Library [pictured] as a “model of public support.” Study names Cle as a worldwide “region to watch” for neurotech innovation. Read
Calling all women who’ve lost their jobs. YWCA launches Women’s Career Connection classes to provide support and networking opps. Meets every Wed from 1 – 3PM. Details
Are you crafty? Indie arts and crafts promoters Salty Not Sweet seeks vendors for holiday trunk shows. Details
SPONSORED: Bones, Bugs & Dead Animals Does that sound like your idea of fun? Then you’re just the kind of person who would love The Cleveland Museum of Natural History Nature League’s 13th Annual Halloween Party on Sat 10/31 from 8 to midnight. Put on your Halloween costume and come enjoy live music from “Abby Normal,” delicious food and dessert buffets and a free drink ticket with admission, $3 bar all night. Fabulous prizes for best costumes in 4 categories. CMNH.org
Laurence Gartel @ Virginia Marti The “father” of the digital art movement will be unveiling his latest project, Auto Motion, based on the Ferrari, using the computer as a creative device. At Virginia Marti College of Art & Design, 11724 Detroit Ave, at 5:30PM on Fri 10/23 Info
GREEN Set Your Zero Waste BHAG E4S 3rd Tue ntwrk event at Great Lakes Brewery Tasting Rm on Tue 10/27, 5:30 – 8:30PM. No charge. RegisterHOT What Cleveland Could Be… And Is NOCA OneIndustry forum at Plain Dealer Comm Rm on Wed 10/28, 7:30 – 9:15AM, moderated by Tech Czar Michael DeAloia [pictured] & featuring Sparkbase CEO Doug Hardman & CoolCleveland.com’s Thomas Mulready. Register
GREEN CES Climate Change Quarterly Breakfast at Hilton Garden Inn Downtown on Wed 10/28 from 7 – 9AM w/ Majid Rashidi. “Harnessing the Power of the Wind.” Register
SPONSORED: Caution: This may blow your mind Next Thu 10/29, Oberlin’s Artist Recital Series presents a classical concert for the MTV generation. Catch the premiere of Lachen verlernt, performed live by “risk-taking, high-octane” violinist Jennifer Koh, with video by celebrated graphic artist Tal Rosner. Also on the program: Bach’s dazzlingly virtuosic partitas. Details, video and samples, at http://www.Oberlin.edu/artsguide.
Lather, Rinse, Repeat
Mantra Hair Care builds a winning formula
When Jeff Klominek started Mantra Hair Care Products in 2005, his goal was more than to create shampoos, conditioners and styling agents that smelled great and worked well. He also wanted to establish a line of products that would not wind up on the shelves of bargain stores and discount salon chains. In other words, he wanted Mantra’s professional products to remain professional…
Read about Mantra Hair Care by Diane DiPiero Rodio here
SPONSORED: Promises made, promises kept That’s the proven leadership of Mayor Frank G. Jackson. Help him continue efforts for educational innovations from preschool to college, for a realistic vision for sustainability and for sound financial management. http://www.MayorFrankJackson.com. (Paid for by Frank G. Jackson for a Better Cleveland, Scott C. Finerman, Treasurer, 3029 Prospect Avenue, Cleveland Ohio 44115).
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GREEN How Do We Define a Healthy Forest? The health of our forests directly affects our well-being. Learn what makes a healthy forest, the importance of biodiversity and of current threats and potential solutions at a lecture with Holden Arboretum’s soil biogeochemist Kurt Smemo on Wed 10/21. Part of Holden’s fall/winter science lecture series. 7 – 9PM. Holden Arboretum [pictured], 9500 Sperry Rd., Kirtland.GO! – Generation Opera Launch Party Operating under the mantra “Opera For Everyone,” GO! Generation Opera’s mission is to make opera accessible and fun for the 25 to 50 age group. GO!, an affiliate of Opera Cle, invites you to get out and learn about opera in a casual and social setting. Find out more at their launch party on Wed 10/21 from 5:30 – 8PM at Speakeasy, 1948 West 25 St. No charge hors d’oeuvres and cash bar. To register, send an email to goAToperacleveland.org with “Count me in” and your name in the subject line. Or go here.
GREEN CSU Sustainability Day is a celebration of sustainability in higher education. Learn what CSU is doing to become more sustainable, discuss critical environmental issues and pick up some swag at the Green Fair on Wed 10/21. The Fair, from 11AM – 2PM, features vendors, student performers, prizes and info. Alvidas Jasin from the Climate Change Project speaks at 12PM. The day culminates in a Rooftop Garden Party at 7PM. Schedule
A Body at Rest Cool Cleveland contributor and author Susan Petrone reads & signs her book, A Body at Rest, about two over-educated Cleveland slackers stuck in dead-end jobs who find themselves fictionally transformed into Emma Woodhouse & Don Quixote, at Lakewood Public Library Wed 10/21 LKWDPL.org.
Afro Punk Tour w/ Saul Williams Innovative poet/musician/performance artist Saul Williams takes you to higher levels of social consciousness on Thu 10/22. See his gender-bending extravaganza and political palooza featuring KraK attack and American Fangs. 9PM. Cambridge Rm @ House of Blues, 308 Euclid Ave. http://www.AfroPunk.com
Inherit the Wind @ Cle Play House tells the story of the “Scopes Monkey Trial”, all while exploring evolution, creationism and a society caught between science and scripture. The trial is as relevant today as it was 80 years ago. This classic courtroom drama opens on Fri 10/23 at 8PM. The jury is made of real Cle attorneys! Runs through Sun 11/15. Drury Theater @ Cle Play House, 8500 Euclid Ave. Info
Ghoulardifest Hey group! Enjoy a blast from Cle’s past at this family-friendly event. See lost tapes of Ernie Anderson, Shock Theater, a paranormal investigator, an Elvis impersonator, and the obligatory Hoolihan, Big Chuck and Lil’ John. Kids even get a day of trick-or-treating. The party opens at 5PM on Fri 10/23 and goes all the way to 5PM on Sun 10/25. Turn blue at Marriott Cle Airport, 4277 W. 150 St. http://TheGhoulardiFest.com
GREEN Polycultures: Food Where We Live Wanna learn more about the local food movement in NEO? Come to this screening of Polycultures, a doc detailing the efforts to bring small-scale agriculture back to NEO, on Fri 10/23. Film followed by discussion of social media’s role in sustainability w/ writer David Pearl. Sponsored by Bioneers Cle. 5PM. No charge. Dively Aud in CSU’s Urban Affairs Bldg, 1717 Euclid Ave. http://www.BioneersCleveland.org/The Paradigm Race @ SPACES School’s almost out at the Plum Academy. Even if you weren’t a Plum student for a day, you’re invited to celebrate the Academy’s commencement with a free forum on Fri 10/23 from 6 – 8PM. Come test your wits and stamina for a chance to pontificate freely and earn an honorary “doctorate” degree. 2220 Superior Viaduct. Details
A Murder of Scarecrows @ Chagrin Valley Little Theatre The Dandridges’ new country house comes equipped with all the conveniences… it even has its own murder story. But is the story true? Just ask the haunted (axe-wielding) scarecrow living there… Check out this mystery/comedy on Fri 10/23 and Sat 10/24 at 8PM. Play runs ’til Sat 10/31. Call 440-247-8955 for tickets. Part of the theater’s 80th season. 40 River St., Chagrin Falls. http://www.CVLT.org
Captured! By Robots @ The Grog Shop See a band/performance act troupe made of one human, 2 stuffed apes, 3 robots, 3 “headless horsemen” on back-up bass and one severed doll head on drums. Rumor has it that Capture!’s human created these robots to follow his lead, but they revolted and forced him to join their band. Um, yeah. See it for yourself on Fri 10/23 at 9PM w/ the Uncanny Xela. 2785 Euclid Hts Blvd., Cle Heights. http://www.CapturedByRobots.com
HOT Halloween + Caffeine @ Willow Coffee House If you like your coffee served by friendly baristas who actually remember your name, come to the Willow. This hidden gem of a coffee shop is warm, ambient and home to some of the best parties of the year. (They even have a coffee bar!) Wear a costume and check out their annual Halloween party on Sat 10/24 from 7-10PM. Giveaways, good food, excellent coffee and great people. Located across from W. 117 Rapid Station at 11620 Madison Ave. InfoHouse, Turned Inside Out Martin Papcun from Prague, Czech Republic is hosted by Kent State University’s Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative as he presents his newest site-specific large-scale installation at 3601 Siam Road in Ohio City on Sat 10/24 from 4-9PM. He has sliced the walls of the house and turned them inside out to reveal the inside of the home [pictured], to be on public display for one month. http://www.CUDC.Kent.edu/shrink
HOT Ready to Rumba!: Tiempo Libre @ CIM See one of today’s hottest Latin bands (and two-time Grammy nominees) Tiempo Libre play with the amazing CIM Orchestra on Sat 10/24. Picture a night of hot tempos and pulsating beats fused with classical melodies and sophisticated sounds. Starts at 8:30PM. Benefit for the CIM. Severance Hall, 11001 Euclid Ave. Tickets
Ghost Ride Don a costume and hop on a bicycle for a 10-mile ride through the spookiest spots in Cle on Sat 10/24. Ride leaves at 7PM. Stay afterward for “vegiscarian” chili, folk music and bike-centric fun and games (maybe even a Huffy toss!). Kids welcome, but should leave before the party gets wild. 6PM – 12AM. Bring a bike light. Meet at Ohio City Bike Co-op, 1823 Columbus Rd. Info
SPONSORED: On Sat 10/24, at 10PM, WCLV 104.9 loosens up a bit with Robert Conrad’s Weekend Radio, which this week features Steve Wright on hitchhiking; Myron Cohen with an Assortment of Yarns; Bob Newhart attends a retirement party; and Jan C. Snow and Mary Lu Walker comment on zuchinni. Also some messages left on Amy’s Answering Machine. Full details on Weekend Radio and all of WCLV’s programming at http://www.WCLV.com.
Bread and Puppet Theater’s Dirt Cheap Circus Based in Vermont, Bread and Puppet Theater is one of the oldest non-profit, self-supporting theater companies in the nation. They’re highly political and totally grassroots. Their circus comes to Cle on Sun 10/25 featuring a billionaire bonus celebration dance, the logic of the US Healthcare System and special appearances by Karl Marx–all accompanied by live music. 3PM. Parking lot b/w Factory Bldg and Food Co-op @ E. 117 and Euclid Aves. Or catch them on Coventry on Mon 10/26 at 7PM for another no charge community show. http://BreadAndPuppet.orgBreastfest No. 9 Now in its ninth year, Breastfest brings a stunning lineup of Cle’s best female musicians, artists and entrepreneurs together to take a stand against breast cancer. Be entertained while raising funds for people affected by this disease on Sun 10/25 from 12 – 8PM. If you wanna go but don’t have the cash, bring a percussive instrument and attend the drumming ceremony at noon to get in at no charge! The Brothers Lounge, 11609 Detroit Ave. http://www.Breastfest.net
Cleveland Chamber Symphony, winners of a recent Grammy Award, presents at no charge the world premiere of Lagrimas Y Voces by Jing Jing Luo, plus For Alexander Calder by Frank Wiley and String Quartet by Steven Smith this Sun 10/25 at 3:30PM at The Music Settlement, 11125 Magnolia, 321-8296 http://www.ClevelandChamberSymphony.org
Tailgating for Pitbulls Fight pitbull discrimination and abuse! On Sun 10/25, take your tailgating crew over to Style Mutt doggy boutique and party with a purpose. Best Friends Animal Shelter is traveling the nation hosting tailgate parties to restore the image of pitbulls, challenge breed discrimination and raise funds for their efforts. Call 440-409-0454 for details. 19512 Center Ridge Rd., Rocky River. http://www.StyleMutt.com
Organ Spooktacular: Music for the Halloween Season is the first concert in The Way They Used to Play – Music From the Seiberling Era series at Stan Hywet. Hear Phantom of the Opera tunes played on a newly restored 1915 Aeolian Organ in the Music Room of the beautiful Manor House on Sun 10/25. Be sure to check out the fall foliage in the garden while you’re there. 4 – 5PM. 714 N. Portage Path, Akron. Tickets
GREEN Manufactured Landscapes Can factories and mines be shown in a beautiful light? Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky thinks so. He renders China’s industrial wasteland as “beautiful” landscapes in this provocative documentary, screening on Mon 10/27 at 7PM. CWRU postdoctoral fellow Ray Watkins leads the intro. Part of the Humanities Week “Cultures of Green” Film Fest. CIA Cinematheque, 11141 East Blvd. Read
E CITY Guest Bartending Fundraiser @ La Boca Have a beer in support of a good cause on Tue 10/27. All proceeds go straight to E CITY, a non-profit that empowers urban youth by offering programs teaching business, entrepreneurial and life skills. E CITY board member Jeff Nischwitz and Q104’s Allan Fee will be serving starting at 5:30PM. 5800 Detroit Ave. http://www.ECityCleveland.com
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Shaking Hands With The Devil
Plus, Planned Abandonment? and Is Beauty Only Skin Deep?…
George Forbes and Dan Gilbert recently shook hands over an agreement that has the NAACP dropping its long-standing opposition to casinos in Ohio in return for a promise from Gilbert that an unspecified number of minorities would be hired at the new gambling emporiums, and, additionally, that black builders would be contracted to assist in the construction phase. The operative word in this potential cluster-f**k, of course, is unspecified…
Read more from Mansfield Frazier here
Mayor Jackson and “What Is Is” Campaign
Plus, Dan Gilbert Should Pay His Property Taxes…
Could this be the dullest, most meaningless mayoral election of all time? Well, it is what it is, ain’t it?If I were running against Jackson I’d say strongly and often, “What it IS should not BE.”
General election opponent Bill Patmon – who has no money and not enough name recognition city-wide – did attack Jackson for this anemic attitude of acceptance.
You’d think we have a monk, not a mayor…
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Quick reviews of recent events
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Cleveland Orchestra Chorus @ Severance Hall 10.15.0914@ Kent State University Theatre 10.15.09
CityMusic Cleveland @ St. Noel Church 10.16.09
The Alice Seed @ Cleveland Public Theatre 10.16.09
Why Torture is Wrong and the People Who Love Them [pictured] @ Cleveland Public Theatre 10.17.09
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1) Cleveland Beer Week Wow, you people really like beer. Celebration runs through 10/24. CoolCleveland.com 2) Travel + Leisure Cle ranks #6 in culture. But we knew that. TravelAndLeisure.com
3) The Tim Buckley Story John Stark Bellamy II’s Cle memoir. The latest installment. CoolCleveland.com
4) 13 miles from Cleveland New literary & arts mag. 13MilesFromCleveland.com
5) NY Times loves Cleveland Well, actually one dude in FLA does. Travel.NYTimes.com.
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