10.19-10.26.11
Sweetness
Maybe it’s a matter of taste. For going on 10 years, we at Cool Cleveland have developed our tastebuds to appreciate the coolness that we find all around us each week. Then, using technology like social media and video, we share that sweetness with our friends and followers. We have lots more friends these days, and we’ve launched tools like our mobile apps for Android and iPhone, and if anything, our sense of taste has become even stronger. Check out our videos and features below on the beehive of activity in our region this week, a preview of the new iPhone 4S, a couple of perspectives on the Occupy Cleveland movement, and the sweet sounds of honeyhoney & Wally Bryson. I guess you could say we’ve got a sweet tooth for this town. –Thomas Mulready
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SPONSORED: Tri-C’s Family Afternoon of Safe, Scary and Tasty Halloween Activities Tri-C’s Western Campus in Parma will host the return of the Haunted School House. Hands-on activities including: roaming the halls of the Haunted School House; treats; learning Martial Arts; creating a 3D video game; designing a personal Web site. Call 866-933-5178. Tri-C.edu.
Listen in as Chef Brandt Evans of the new Pura Vida restaurant on Public Square talks with Cool Cleveland about his partnership with the Tri-C Hospitality Management Center next door, his favorite recipies, and how Cleveland stacks up as a center of cuisine.
Watch the video, then join in for a season of cooking parties featuring guest chefs, cooking tips for beginners, beer and wine food pairings, and cooking for singles or newlyweds. Tri-C.edu.
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The Midwest Power Shift conference seeks to bring clean energy to the heartland. From Fri 10/21 – Sun 10/23 climate change activists across the nation converge in Cle seeking solutions — & taking action — to transform our communities.
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SPONSORED: 85% of Tri-C Alums Work in NEO Cuyahoga Community College is actively engaged in the process of reconnecting with its alumni to build an active, ongoing network. Join the Alumni & Friends Association and enjoy the benefits of networking, mentoring, updated job search and resume resources. Plus, look for special alumni events throughout the year. Sign-up now, whether you live in Northeast Ohio or not! Tri-C.edu/alumni.
On June 22, 1969 the Cuyahoga River near downtown Cleveland caught fire, focusing national attention on pollution and the abuse of our natural resources.
Fast forward to next Thu 10/27, when an event near the site of the 1969 fire will once again focus national attention on Cleveland, this time in a positive light… Read more from Bob Yanega here
SPONSORED: Most explosive four-letter word! Beck Center presents the regional premiere of Race, a riveting drama by Pulitzer Prize winner David Mamet, Fri 10/21 through Sun 11/20. Three attorneys, two black and one white, must defend a white executive accused of raping a black woman. Race challenges our perceptions of race, power and betrayal. BeckCenter.org.
As the lead guitarist of the Raspberries, Wally Bryson played and sang on international hit records. Before the Raspberries, he was a member of a couple of Cleveland’s favorite bands, including The Choir, who scored a national hit with It’s Cold Outside.
After the Raspberries, he joined the rock group Fotomaker, with two former members of the Rascals. This coming Saturday he’s playing a benefit concert at the Beachland Ballroom that will be a retrospective of his career, along with several members of his former groups and other legendary Cleveland musicians. In addition, his son, Jesse, is bringing his band in from New York to play in the concert as well. It’s a fund-raiser for Roots of American Music (ROAM), a Cleveland Heights-based educational organization. Watch the video and learn more here.
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SPONSORED: EcoWatch Goes National Celebrate with EcoWatch and Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. on Thu 10/27 as they announce the launch of a nationwide news service website to unite the voice of the grassroots environmental movement. Join us at Windows on the River at 6PM for VIP Reception + Dinner + Kennedy Keynote. Buy tickets at EcoWatchOhio.org or call 216-387-1609.
Pumpkin decorating in Greenwood Park Don’t decorate a pumpkin all by your lonesome. Meet up with your friends in Ohio City on Sat 10/22 for free pumpkins & art supplies (while they last). You provide the creativity.
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SPONSORED: It’s time for Bones, Bugs & Dead Animals, the annual Halloween bash at The Cleveland Museum of Natural History on Sat 10/29 from 8PM-midnight. Join the Museum’s Nature League for live music, food and dessert buffets, a $3 bar and of course costume contests. Don’t miss out, get your tickets today! CMNH.org.
The just-released iPhone 4S is getting a bad rap by the pundits, but it’s outselling all other mobile phones. According to Cool Cleveland, this is because it is actually a very cool smartphone.
What’s to like? A faster processor, a much better camera, and better phone reception. Plus the new Siri Personal Assistant with voice recognition is seriously cool, if a little overworked right now.
Check in with Cool Cleveland’s Thomas Mulready as he runs the Apple iPhone 4S through it’s paces and gives his opinion in this video, shot on the iPhone 4S, of course. And watch for a lot of sweet photos and video coming from this iPhone in the coming months, especially on Cool Cleveland’s own mobile apps for the Android and iPhone, iPad & iPod Touch. Watch the video here.
As a middle-aged-working-professional (with a wife, two kids, and leaves to rake), I found the ambiguous, leaderless, shape-shifting, “Occupation” movement to have all of the appeal and intrigue of a Madeline Albright comedy tour… Read more from Douglas O’Bryon here
WED 10/19
The Elephant in the Living Room special viewing @ Tri-C West on Wed 10/19. Find out the truth about the exotic pet industry (hint: it ain’t good). Panel discussion after film.
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SPONSORED: Tonight, Wed 10/19 at 8PM, WCLV 104.9 FM will be live at Severance Hall for a CIM Live broadcast of a concert by the CIM Orchestra conducted by Carl Topilow. Emily Nebel will be the soloist in the Stravinsky Violin Concerto in D. Also on the program, Michael Daugherty’s Red Cape Tango and Ravel’s Daphnis and Chole Suites 1 and 2. Full details on all of WCLV’s programming at WCLV.com.
THU 10/20
Czap: An exhibition of comix by Kevin Czapiewski View new & old work from master comix illustrator Kevin Czapiewski @ Blackbird Baking Co. Exhibit opens Thu 10/20. Go & score a free special edition comic single of The Velvet Ants.
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FRI 10/21
Daddy Long Legs @ CPH When an anonymous patron agrees to pay a beautiful orphan’s college tuition, her young life changes overnight… And so goes the story of Daddy Long Legs, opening on Fri 10/21. Charming, witty & fully compelling.
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SAT 10/22
Thread’s Not Dead book release bash @ Visible Voice. Join Jeff Finley (of Go Media & Weapons of Mass Creation) as he releases his first book — Thread’s Not Dead: The Designer’s Guide to the Apparel Industry, a book chock-full of advice on dominating the t-shirt biz.
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SUN 10/23
Ballet in the Alley!: An Urban Cultural Fiesta on Sun 10/23 in the lovely Cedar Fairmount neighborhood. Ten Thousand Villages, Cedar Hill Salon & Great Lakes Youth Ballet combine forces for a day of shopping, food & entertainment.
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MON 10/24
Michael Pollan @ State Theatre Local food crusader Michael Pollan comes to Cle on Mon 10/24. The author of the wildly popular The Omnivores Dilemma and Second Nature takes the Writers Center Stage @ State Theatre. Locavores rejoice!
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TUE 10/25
Celebrate the life & art of Harvey Pekar on Tue 10/25 @ Dobama. Evening includes a reception, story sharing & live music from Ernie Krivda and Workmen’s Circle Klezmer Band. Hosted by Joyce Brabner & CHUH Library. Pay homage to a Cle icon.
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WED 10/26
Epic Sound @ MOCA The innovative, hypnotic sounds of Icelandic cellist Saeunn Thorsteinsdottir will fill the galleries on Wed 10/26, allowing you to view Ursula von Rydingsvard’s massive sculptures in a whole new light. Plus, a duet w/ Cavani String Quartet violinist Annie Fullard.
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While remotely controlling my life last week, I clicked my way around Cable News Land and here’s what I encountered in about 20 minutes:
Click: A leggy Fox Morning News blond sassily saying that the Occupy Wall Street crowd had to do one thing before anything else… Click to read more from Larry Durstin
The expected arrests have begun around the country and now we’ll soon see if the country is on the cusp of real change, or will the movement be crushed to the ground by agents of the establishment. Now the depth of devotion to the cause will be tested and the ideological underpinnings challenged…
Read this story from Mansfield Frazier here
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When the Plain Dealer endorsed John Kasich for Governor it said it did so “with trepidation.” We soon found out why.
Yet on Sunday, the Cleveland newspaper endorsed Governor John Kasich’s anti-government, anti-worker and “flawed” SB 5 by urging voters to vote “Yes” on Issue 2. What a crock… Read the rest from Roldo Bartimole here
ROLDO: Blaming the Victims Again
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