Since I know too many DJ’s, know a few that read this blog, and have hundreds of records in my home I loved stumbling across an article on the blog Junky Love in Freehand.

If you too have always wondered what to do with all those old LP’s check out her nifty instructions for how to turn them into bowls. It’s far easier than I would have thought.http://junkyloveinfreehand.blogspot.com/2007/09/old-vinylrepurposed.html

I know it probably comes to no surprise to anyone when I comment on the drivel that many Scene writers try to pass off as “real” journalism. Ha…rather faulty or lazy research, conjecture, and a lot of hot air. I almost hate to link to the latest article I found annoying as I realize this only gives a little press to the otherwise pathetic writer.http://www.clevescene.com/2007-09-05/news/
the-dwindling-tribe-of-dance/
But I figured you might as well have the opportunity to tell this guy he should go back to journalism school too. Or at least ask him if he even reads his own paper? You can check out my response as well.
Considering this article was in a week earlier http://www.clevescene.com/2007-08-29/music/do-you-tek-know/
T.K. Kim might need to talk to his fellow writers, perhaps they can lend the ‘novice’ writer some tips on relevant and interesting journalism.

I just go this e-mail from Moca. Yet, another reason to consider signing up for their e-mail list. You can sign up too here:
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Enjoy lunch, dinner, or drinks at Johnny Mango on Monday, September 10, 2007 from 11am to 11pm and 20% of your check will be donated to MOCA Cleveland. The only catch? You need to bring a copy of this e-mail with you and present it when you pay your bill. Can’t dine in? Carry-out orders qualify, so eat there or at home, just enjoy great food and a great cause…

*Food and beverage sales from the fundraiser include the sales of food, nonalcoholic beverages, and alcoholic beverages from dine-in orders and carryout orders.
Johnny Mango is located in Cleveland’s Ohio City neighborhood at 3120 Bridge

It’s been a beautiful weekend.  Gorgeous weather, clear skies.  But I’ve been practically bored to tears.  I’m not really in the mood to go drop a fortune at the Taste of Cleveland for sub-par food.  The Air Show we’ve been able to watch from our balcony since we decided not to go this year, and it seems like a scaled down version of years past.  I suppose we could have wandered to Oktoberfest at the Berea Fairgrounds, and Hudson’s antique thing is going on but nothing is really catching my interest.  Why is it that Labor Day weekend always seems to hold so little art of culture?

Well….I guess we’ll just go picnic and call it a day.