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My good friend Ray, aka The Sleight of Hand Man, performed at yesterday’s Lakewood Art Walk. While the weather didn’t exactly cooperate, he still was able to perform in front of quite a few people.

A couple of people tried to show him up with tricks of their own, but were no ( Read more... )

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With food prices rising dramatically, people are looking for alternative ways to get their food. One of those methods is practically in their backyard: joining a CSA.

Community Supported Agriculture is an excellent way of getting high-quality food, and supporting local ( Read more... )

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AdvertisingAge has a pretty interesting article on the slow death of newspapers. Several papers were mentioned, including the paper I contribute to, The Lakewood Observer:

There’s already a great deal of innovating under way. Just last week, the eight biggest newspapers in Ohio ( Read more... )

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I wrote about my first experience with the ZENN car, a truly affordable, 100% electric car, over at Brewed Fresh Daily. Check it out!

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A few photos from yesterday’s Exposure Cleveland photowalk in the Rocky River Reservation:


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The weather over the last couple of days has had me hunkered down in my apartment with not much to do. I started playing around with Photoshop and came up with this t-shirt design:


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I’ve recently become hooked on Australian photo sharing/creative community site RedBubble. According to their site:

RedBubble is an online art gallery and creative community. You can use RedBubble to:
- Sell your work online;
- Connect with a vibrant community of creative ( Read more... )

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