Wednesday, Aug 24, 2005, 8:00 pm Price Info Not Available

Longtime castmember of "Mad TV" and also seen in "Jerry Maguire."

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Wednesday, Aug 24, 2005, 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm, FREE

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Tuesday, Aug 23, 2005, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm, $10

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Monday, Aug 22, 2005, 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm, FREE

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Ki Allen, one of Cleveland's Unique song stylists with her trio; Drene Ivey, Piano; Glenn Holmes, Upright Bass; Bill Ransom, Drums; Brown Bag Concert...BYOB & Food

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History is not just about dates and precious artifacts hidden behind glass cases. It's about people: their hopes, dreams, struggles, communities and jobs.

Discover why Cleveland was the original motor city in the Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum.

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Trumpeter,Jack Schantz, dir. of Jazz studies @ Akron U, dir. of The Cleveland Jazz Orchestra teams up with Ron Busch , Vibes; Dave Morgan, Bass; Matt Perko, Drums for a Brown Bag Concert...BYOB, and Food, casual attire.

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Adoption of open source technology can aid everyday functions in NE Ohio. dThis article is about how it helped regional government in Multnomah County, Oregon (Portland's county) .

August 12-15
Whether you’re Italian or not, this festival is popular for all walks of life. There is a traditional religious processional through the ethnic neighborhood streets following a mass at the church.

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Friday was an odd day. I went to an all too short session about Women in Open Source. It's a valid question that needs more time than just one session. We also need to ask how we can get more ethnic minorities into Open Source as well. A key to answering these questions is adoption. We need people to see that this isn't just toy software. Open source is living proof that knowledge is power. Code is colorblind and the only language that matters is the one(s) you write code in.

I caught the closing keynote of none other than Miguel de Icaza, the man of boundless energy and the main man of GNOME. As he talked about the newest features of GNOME's coming release 2.12 (which I can't to work with), I thought "This week is starting to end". Never have I been so sad to see a week end. It was a week where I met Open Source folks from everywhere. Somehow, all of these people wanted a piece of Open Source. Many of the people I met are spending their lives building tools that allow people to do wonderful things. I saw all 3 P-language guys there: Larry Wall, inventor of Perl, Guido von Rossum (Python creator) and Rasmus Lerdorf, whose language PHP, is the lanugage in which Drupal was written.

Who are the gatekeepers in Northeast Ohio? I was reading what Jon Garfunkel (a fellow Drupal user) has written on his site, civilites.net. He has a series of 8 articles and the first asks, Who are the Gatekeepers?.

Thursday was pretty much Drupal day at OSCON. But, before that, there
were some very interesting keynotes. The Ruby on Rails one didn't
thrill me. The lead of HP's Linux initiative, Kartic Subbarao, was an

It appears Ohio State Senator, Senator Kim Zurz (28th
District) has jumped on the anti-eminent domain bandwagon. She has
started a personal blog called “Private Ownership and Public Good.� (http://ohioeminentdomain.blogspot.com/) She ends her opening post by stating:

The Huntington Bank Twilight at the Zoo: August 5, 2005
7:00 p.m. to midnight

Tickets purchased on or after 7/29 will be available at WILL CALL the day of the event (they will not be mailed). If you would like them sooner, please call the Membership Office Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at (216) 661.6500 ext. 4421 to make arrangements.

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Dance, Performance Art, Urban Events)
Where: Playhouse Square Center - Star Plaza
(Near Euclid Ave., East 18th St. and Huron Ave., Cleveland, OH 44113, , Map)
When/$: Friday, Aug 5, 2005, 11:30 am - 1:30 pm, FREE

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Michael Easterling, graduate student, CSU College of Urban Affairs and Executive Director, Open Roads Institute (http://www.open-roads.net/) will introduce the strategy of integrating ecology, economy and education.

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The first session of the Drupal Conference section was loosely organized. This may sound like a knock on it but it was a really organic way to learn from the speakers (such as the founder and chief maintainer of Drupal - Dries Buytaert and the founder of CivicSpace - Aaron Rosen)...and each other. It lent itself to the ethos of Drupal. This is what community is all about.

The first event that I am attending is the first meeting of the Drupal conference. There have been quite a few people here that I have met that I have already worked with such as the crew from Bryght (Boris, Kris, Roland), Dries (the creator of Drupal), and Jonathan (of Firebright).

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A free Summer Festival Performance from a professional ballet company

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A free summer festival performance from a professional ballet company

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