Kelly B. Oliver

Free screening of an Inconvenient Truth

Where: Talkies Film & Coffee Bar

Date: 2007-04-22 00:00:00

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This event has been re- scheduled for Sunday. There will be no viewing On saturday night, 4/21. The film will be shown all day on earth day. The First showing at 10:30am, the second at 1pm and the final showing at 3:30pm. Admission is free and free popcorn will be provided to attendants on Earth Day.

River Sweep

Where: Tremont

Date: 2007-05-12 09:00:00

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ABOUT RIVERSWEEP RiverSweep is Ohio Canal Corridor's 18th Annual, environmental awareness and clean-up initiative developed by Ohio Canal Corridor. The event partners multiple non-profit organizations with private companies to clean areas along the Cuyahoga River Valley and its tributaries. RiverSweep is a "done in a day" event where volunteers gather at one of seven designated areas: RiverSweep stands out as Northeast Ohio's most successful environmental clean-up with teams of environmentally aware volunteers, community groups, non-profit organizations, government agencies and corporate partners clearing the river valleys of debris. RiverSweep cleans today,where tomorrow we will play. It has established a tradition of cleaning areas where new parks and extended trails will be built one day. Examples of the new parks include Ohio Canal Corridor's Hart Crane Park in the Flats, Cleveland Metroparks Ohio & Erie Canal Reservation, Mill Creek Falls, and Washington Park Reservation. In process are the West Creek Greenway, Treadway Ravine in Cleveland, Walworth Run (Train Avenue), the extending Towpath Trail from lower Harvard Avenue through Tremont to Canal Basin Park in the northern Flats For more information, call Tanya at 216-520-1825 or e-mail tstella@ohiocanal.org.

IngenuityFest2007 Conversations with Meet.The.Bloggers

Where: Hanna Building

Date: 2007-07-22 11:00:00

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Meet.The.Bloggers has partnered with IngenuityFest2007 to podcast a series of conversations with festival goers, artists, musicians, technology buffs and others during this year's festival. We've got a ringside seat VERY close to the main stage. Stop by during your visit to the festival and sit down with us. Join in a conversation. Suggest a venue that is a must see. Offer a name for an interview. The possibilities are endless. Northeast Ohio Bloggers will be on hand each day to answer questions on why they blog, when they blog, and how they blog. Our hours at the festival will vary each day so be sure to check out the hours listed. Look for us after you stop by Starbucks for a cup o' Joe.

Captured! By Robots

Where: Beachland Ballroom

Date: 2007-05-11 20:00:00

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Michael Ian Black

Where: Grog Shop

Date: 2007-11-14 21:00:00

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Michael Ian Black is known for appearing on VH1's 'I Love The...' series, his Stella comedy troupe, and a variety of other TV series and films. He was also the voice actor behind the Pets.com sock puppet, seen as the main subject in recent Sierra Mist commercials, hosted the first season of NBC's hidden-camera show 'Spy TV,' and had a supporting role on the NBC dramedy 'Ed.' Comic actor Michael Showalter is best known for the 2000 film comedy 'Wet Hot American Summer' (produced with David Wain), and as a member of the comic trio Stella, alongside Wain and Michael Ian Black. Showalter wrote and directed the 2005 comedy, ''The Baxter,' distributed by IFC.

Cleveland Web Standards Association

Where: Tri C West Campus

Date: 2008-02-05 19:00:00

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2008 will see some incredibly direction for the Cleveland Web Standards Association. This is your chance to have some input into its future course. What would you like to get out of your membership? What kinds of presentations would you like to see? What meeting format interests you? What venues for our more serious meetings, and for our social gatherings would you like? Any ideas or suggestions you have, well this year's 2008 Direction Meeting of the CWSA is your place to let us know. We'll be bantering a lot of ideas around and the Core Team members are going to be really trying to get all of your input so that this years growth and meetings are as wildly successful as last years. Come, join us in being a part of this, and along the evening's way enjoy some laughter and great networking and socializing opportunities. We look forward to seeing you there!

Apocalyptica

Where: House of Blues Cleveland

Date: 2008-04-28 19:00:00

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Since 1996 and the release of their debut album 'Apocalyptica Plays Metallica By Four Cellos', Apocalyptica - graduates of the prestigious Sibelius Academy in Finland - have been developing a style that is tough to put a name to... 'Heavy Cello Mayhem'? 'Rock'n' Resin'?!... The possibilities are vast, but whatever the latest tag, the fact remains that never before had a group of classically-trained cellists, metal fans to a man, attempted to fuse together the seemingly disparate worlds of classical music & hard rock...of Prokofiev & Pantera... Shostakovich & Slayer... to seek out the middle ground between the mosh pit & the orchestra pit, the dinner jacket & the denim jacket, whilst being 100 per cent respectful to both camps.

Urge Overkill

Where: Beachland Ballroom and Tavern

Date: 2008-04-25 21:00:00

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Taking their name from an old Funkadelic track, Chicago's Urge Overkill began in 1985 and played to a mostly underground fanbase, with a brief breakout into the mainstream through their cover of Neil Diamond's 'Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon' on the soundtrack to 'Pulp Fiction.' Originally disbanding in 2000, Nash Kato, Blackie Onassis and Eddie "King" Roesser reunited for shows in late 2003 On its new self-titled EP, Suffrajett incorporates rock jams, heavy funk basslines and aggressive rhythms with leadsinger/power girl Simi providing searing vocals.

Defending the Caveman: National Tour

Where: Playhouse Square Center Ohio Theater

Date: 2008-05-16 20:00:00

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Written by Rob Becker and performed by a network of talented actors nationwide, 'Defending the Caveman' is a one man comedy performance that examines the battle of the sexes and how men and women struggle to understand one another. Becker traces conflict between the sexes back to the era of the caveman and, in so doing, reveals that these differences can actually be used to build bridges to cross the gender gap.