Carlos S. Ridenour
minneapolis, mn
- Gender: Male
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- Member since: 2007-04-25 00:00:00
- Last log-in: 2007-07-04 00:00:00
- Events: 7
Events:
Martin Sexton
Where: First Ave.
Date: 2007-09-28 20:00:00
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With incredible charisma and amazing stage presence, Martin Sexton presents an original fusion of blues, soul, jazz, folk and rock -- a mix sometimes referred to as "new folk."
Tech Tools 2.0: The Right Tools for Effective Communications
Where: The Depot and Courtyard by Marriot
Date: 2007-04-24 00:00:00
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Nonprofits of all sizes use technology to communicate their organization's mission and message. From Web site design and online donations tools to e-mails, wikis and databases, nonprofits face the challenge of understanding how and when to use the right technology to reach and engage their audiences. The Tech Tools 2.0 day-long Nonprofit Technology and Communications Conference is designed to provide an overview of current and emerging technology resources and tools and specific hands-on information to help nonprofits create effective communications to reach and engage their audience.
Ted Leo and the Pharmacists
Where: First Ave.
Date: 2007-10-13 18:00:00
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Ted Leo and the Pharmacists is an indie/punk rock band, with roots in traditional rock. The band consists of singer-songwriter and guitarist Ted Leo, bassist Dave Lerner and drummer Chris Wilson.
Talk of the Stacks: Night Train and Other Ojibwe Stories - A...
Where: Minneapolis Public Library: Central
Date: 2008-02-12 19:00:00
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Sisters Heid, Lise, and Louise Erdrich grew up together in Wahpeton, ND (where their parents taught at the Bureau of Indian Affairs school) and each of them became accomplished writers. Coming together for a rare public appearance in celebration of Lise's debut story collection, Night Train, the three sisters will discuss their craft, life, and Native American writing. The Friends of the Minneapolis Public Library and U.S. Trust present Talk of the Stacks, a reading series at the Minneapolis Central Library exploring contemporary literature and culture. Readings are held at the Minneapolis Central Library, Pohlad Hall, 300 Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis. The programs are free with open seating to the public. Book sale and signing follow presentations. 612-630-6174 for more info.
PUSH 2008: The Fertile Delta
Where: Walker Art Center
Date: 2008-06-15 00:00:00
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Each PUSH conference takes a penetrating look at the issues confronting organizations everywhere, offering the high-level perspective and advice needed to make smart decisions today, for tomorrow. This year we visit The Fertile Delta, the area exposed by the polarizing effects of global market, political, religious and technological forces. While this “space between” faces extreme, potentially game changing challenges, it also represents enormous, untapped opportunity. The shimmy and shake of these global forces is most certainly rocking your world already, influencing decisions made at the supermarket, in housing and in hiring. They are invisibly wrapping themselves around every node of society, and contributing to the near-term pressures we feel each day at home, in business and in politics. In a world where forces so far are felt so near, the real question is how will you - how will we all – adapt to the great divide? At PUSH 2008 we’ll see why polarization never looked so good. Why – as happens at the beginning of all new life - it’s a necessary process for a world in transition. Why the “space between” an old world and one just emerging is a fertile delta for innovative business models and partnerships that serve this new reality.
Anti-Flag
Where: First Ave.
Date: 2008-04-15 17:00:00
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Anti-Flag is an American political rock band from Glenshaw, Pennsylvania , a blue collar suburb of Pittsburgh. Despite relatively modest beginnings and a back catalog of independent labels, the band has risen to steady popularity, having performed tours on four continents and signed to a major label.