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04/06/05

OPTIEM
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Looking for an Opportunity? At Optiem we work hard, play hard and produce great work. We are currently looking for an entry-level developer to join our team. You need to have a good working knowledge of X/HTML, are willing to dive into the code, and have at least touched on implementing CSS and Java Script in your work. You have a strong desire to learn and want to work on projects for exciting clients. Keeping up with the latest trends and Web Standards is a plus. Experience with the Macromedia suite of software, coding-by-hand and the ability to take a finished design and create lightweight, effective code is a must. If you are up to the challenge, please email us at careers@optiem.com. Optiem: Fuel For Bright Companies. www.Optiem.com
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Getting Under Your Skin After peeling back the skin of 200 real human specimens preserved though a unique method called plastination, an unforgettable lesson is learned about health and the significance of our lifestyle choices. At Gunther von Hagens’ BODY WORLDS 2: The Anatomical Exhibition of Real Human Bodies, opening Sat 4/9 at the Great Lakes Science Center, you will have the opportunity to view the complexity of the human body in meticulous detail. Take a look inside and see just how amazing you are! Hours: 9:30AM - 7:30PM Sunday through Wednesday; 9:30AM - 9PM Thursday through Saturday. Tickets start at $16 for adults and $9 for youths. To purchase your tickets, go to www.GreatScience.com or call 216.694.2000.
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JAZZFEST 5
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26th Annual Tri-C JazzFest Cleveland, Kick it off at the House of Blues Two weeks of star-studded performances. One great jazz festival: Jumpstart spring at the 26th Annual Tri-C JazzFest Free Kickoff Party Wed 4/13 from 5 to 9 at the House of Blues, downtown Cleveland’s newest hot spot. This spectacular event features music by the Tri-C Jazz Studies Student Combo and renowned local jazzman Ernie Krivda and his Fat Tuesday Big Band here. Plus artist poster signing, raffles, prizes and a cash bar. For more information about the Kickoff Party and the complete JazzFest lineup, visit www.TriCJazzFest.com or call 216-987-4400. Tickets for JazzFest performances are on sale at all tickets.com outlets, online at www.tickets.com or by phone 800-766-6048. 2005 Tri-C JazzFest Cleveland – ALL THAT’S JAZZ!
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26th Annual Tri-C JazzFest Cleveland Sizzles With Latin Jazz Two weeks of star-studded performances. Two big Latin Jazz programs. One great jazz festival: Hailed as New York City’s hardest working musician, percussionist bandleader Bobby Sanabria and his nonet Ascensión blend Yoruba folk chants, funk, Cuban dance music and bebop to create progressive jazz that dares you to stay seated. Jazz drumming great Jack DeJohnette, renowned for his work on Miles Davis’ seminal 1969 album Bitches Brew, comes to town with his Latin Project, featuring Grammy nominated clarinetist Don Byron, pianist Edsel Gomez and conga great Giovanni Hidalgo. To learn more about Bobby Sanabria, Jack DeJohnette and the complete JazzFest lineup, visit www.TriCJazzFest.com or call 216-987-4400. Tickets for JazzFest performances are on sale at all tickets.com outlets, online at www.tickets.com or by phone 800-766-6048. 2005 Tri-C JazzFest Cleveland – ALL THAT’S JAZZ!
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Minshall Stewart
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Amazing Grazing “Market Under Glass,” an evening of outstanding food and drinks from the finest eateries in Northeast Ohio, celebrates its 10th year at the Galleria. On Thu 4/7 from 6-9 PM enjoy entertainment, a silent auction and cooking demos by Northeast Ohio Culinary Artists... food can taste great and be good for you, too! Meet culinary experts Linda and Fred Griffith and Loretta Paganini and maybe even win a trip to your favorite destination! Proceeds benefit Harvest for Hunger, a program of the Cleveland Food Bank and Cavalier Charities, a fund of the Mc Cormick ? Tribune Foundation. Tickets are $85 pre-sale, $100 day-of and $150 for VIP tickets (that includes the after party from 9-10PM). To order tickets, call Harvest for Hunger at 216.738.2046, or to order online, click here: http://www.HarvestForHunger.org
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CPL

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Get Earthy Widely regarded as "the father of the modern environmental movement," and named one of "America's 25 Most Influential People" by Time Magazine, Edward O. Wilson, Pellegrino University Research Professor, Emeritus, at Harvard University, is one of the most highly respected scientists in the world today. Referred to as "the new Darwin," Wilson has twice received the Pulitzer Prize, and his book, The Diversity of Life, brought together knowledge of the magnitude of biodiversity and the threats to it, which had a major public impact. Wilson will preside at Cleveland Public Library's Writers and Readers series, Sun 4/10 at 2PM. The event, free and open to the public, will take place at the Main Library, Louis Stokes Wing Auditorium, E. 6th Street and Superior Avenue. For more information contact 623-2869 or www.cpl.org
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WCLVnotes WCLV’s classical music format is supported through the WCLV Foundation. And here’s an enjoyable way for you to help classical music on the radio in northeast Ohio through the Foundation. Join First Program host Jacqueline Gerber on an trip to the OK Mozart International Festival in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, June 11th through the 19th. The Meadowlarks and Mozart excursion features eleven concerts including The Mikado, conductor Ransom Wilson, guitarist Christopher Parkening, and concerts and recitals. There'll be visits to Tulsa's Gilcrease Museum to view Native American art, walks along the nature trails at the Woolaroc Ranch, Museum and Wildlife Preserve. This will also be the peak birding season at the Nature Conservancy's 37,000 acre Tall Grass Prairie Preserve. Cleveland naturalist Bill Faber is the tour guide. The price includes airfare, hotel, concerts, meals and museum admission. For information, call Discovery Tours at 216 531 8884. A portion of the price goes to the WCLV Foundation. a Cool Cleveland partner www.wclv.com

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Elegance and Charm, Minutes from Downtown Kenilworth Mews is a new community of luxurious, arts and crafts style homes located in the Cedar-Fairmount neighborhood of Cleveland Heights. These 17 homes feature 2000+ square feet, a stone, brick and cedar-shingled exterior, Pella windows, gourmet kitchens with granite counters, first-floor master suites, glamour baths with Jacuzzi tubs and a patio or deck. Buyers have the opportunity to customize their floor plans and amenities. Kenilworth Mews is conveniently located near University Circle, just minutes from downtown Cleveland. Prices start in the mid 400's. Visit our open house this Sun 4/3 from 2-4PM at the elegant model home, located at the intersection of Kenilworth Lane and Kenilworth Road in Cleveland Heights. For a complete list of properties and open houses this weekend, please visit www.progressiveurban
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On the Road Again Leave the workday behind as you gather with fellow alumni for Cleveland State University’s upcoming “On the Road” networking receptions open to alumni and guests (bring your business cards). The first event is scheduled for Thurs, April 28, 4:30PM to 7PM in the historic English Oak Room in Tower City. Enjoy live music performed by CSU students, a variety of hors d’oeuvres, desserts, beverages and a cash bar to quench your thirst (free soda and water). The next event is scheduled at the Shoreby Club on Tues, May 24 for an evening of lively conversation, enchanting music, tasty delicacies and a serene stroll along the beautiful lakefront. Both events are free. Register by calling 216-687-2078 or log onto www.csuohio.edu
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