Another body has been found at the home of Anthony Sowell who was apprehended earlier this week in connection with multiple murders at his Cleveland residence. Sowell is a convicted rapist and late last week was caught in his neighborhood after an extensive manhunt.

Six dead bodies had been found at his house, and the latest looks to be his seventh known victim. The Cleveland Police Department has called a news conference for this evening as workers tear through his Imperial Avenue home looking for more possible victims in these gruesome crimes.

OK Go is perhaps best known for their wildly popular videos, and especially their treadmills. The band's YouTube videos have millions of hits between them, and have been parodied on The Simpsons. And yes, they also make music, amongst other things. If ever the word "quirky" applied to a band, OK Go is it, and they'll be bringing their show to Cleveland on Friday at the equally cool concert club, The Grog Shop.

OK Go's frontman, Damian Kulash once said:

We're trying to be a DIY band in a post-major label world" or "Our whole bag is having good ideas and making cool s~~t."

Amongst the cool sh** they've made recently is a play, an essay in the best-selling collection Things I've Learned From Women Who Dumped Me, a record acccompanied only by trombones, and opinion pieces in the Huffington Post and New York Times. They've also testified before Congress and played music in the Senate chambers. They bought a house for soul legend Al Johnson so he could move home to New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina, and have a project whereby the walk the street handing out burritos to the homeless. And yep, they've even interviewed a member of N'Sync in the bathroom.

Truth & Salvage will be performing at The Beachland Ballroom in Cleveland tonight (November 3rd) Tickets are only $8.00. Visit http://beachlandballroom.com for more info and to purchase tickets.

Some info about the band:

The band boasts four songwriters / lead singers and consists of Bill "Smitty" Smith on drums and vocals, Joe Edel on bass, Adam Grace on the organ, Walker Young on piano and vocals, Tim Jones on rhythym guitar and vocals, and Scott Kinnebrew on lead guitar an vocals.

Smitty and Joe are from Ohio, Walker from Atlanta and Scott from New Orleans. Walker, Joe, Scott, and Smitty first started playing together in the hot jazz and ragtime outfit "Scrappy Hamilton" in the spring of 1999. The initial line up of the group made Asheville their home and toured the East Coast extensively for five years, releasing three albums independently. Artists they played with include The Squirrel Nut Zippers, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, The Moldy Peaches, and The Rebirth Brass Band.

I have removed a recent posting on a Dan Gilbert blog. I mistook a blog by another Dan Gilbert. I apologize for the error.

Still vote NO on Issue 3.

The Cleveland Museum of Art closes every Friday night at 9pm, or so you think. On Friday, November 13, 2009, CMA will be play host to a special after hours event celebrating the Cleveland Institute of Art exhibition "CIA Students: Cleveland, 2009". The even will of course feature art, as well as refreshments, a cash bar, and live performances by Marina Rosenfeld's Sheer Frost Orchestra and Eats Tapes.

The student exhibition features 10 pieces created just for the occasion, and are inspired by Paul Gaugin and other anti-establishment artists at Monsieur Volpini's Café des Arts in the shadow of the Eiffel Tower in 1889

Admission for After Hours is just $10, which includes refreshments and admission into Gaugin: Paris, 1889. For more information or to order tickets, call 1-888-CMA-0033 or visit online at www.cma.org/afterhours.

Join PAWS on Saturday November 14, 2009 for their 2nd Annual Reverse Raffle and Silent Auction. The event will be at St. Michael's Woodside Party Center. ( 5025 East Mill Road, Broadview Hts.) Tickets are $75.00/person or $130.00/couple.

The night will include a fabulous dinner, a DJ, silent auction prizes, and a chance to win the $1,500 grand prize! Dinner will be hot and cold hors d'oeuvres, rolls, salad, buffet dinner and three main entree selections, side dishes and dessert. Complimentary beer and soda all evening with complimentary wine until 7 pm.

Purchase your tickets at http://pawsohio.org.

Anthony Sowell, 50, is suspected of killing up to six women and hiding their bodies in and around the home where he lived. He was found on Saturday evening. Here is how it transpired:

The Cleveland Leader told you about Chipotle's offer of free burritos if you dressed up as a menu item at the popular chain so we decided to find out what the turnout would be at a local restaurant. We headed over to Middleburg Heights to witness the promotion and weren't surprised to see a line out the door with many people armed with reyonlds wrap. Here is what people had to say about the great Halloween promotion:

Stampede, stampede , stampede.

That’s the Pee Dee’s editorial push on Issues 3 & 6, as it was on Gateway, as it was on Browns Stadium, as it was on the Medical Mart and as it is on the monopoly casino.

What do they have in common?

Build – Build – Build.

That is the Pee Dee’s desire – concrete. That’s the Establishment’s desire – concrete.

Why? Profits. A semblance of Progress.

Do you notice great improvement? Do you notice Progress?

They build what we don’t need and they deprive us of what we do need.

They build, over and over, and tell us this is what we need to make Cleveland and Northeast Ohio better. This is Progress.

But what’s the major problem in Cleveland and Northeast Ohio?

Education. Of all ages. That’s what we need.

Taking care of people. That’s what we need.

But over and over again it’s build something for the multi-millionaires and even billionaires.

Forget about the poor. Forget about the needs of ordinary people.

Build, build, build. Build and it will come. It never comes.

More retail outlets even though we have much too much retail.

Subsidize office space. Even though we have too much office space.

Expand, expand, expand, they tell us.

Even though expansion simply leads to too much unneeded growth.

The Greater Cleveland Sports Commission (GCSC) is proud to announce that Kirk Herbstreit, the analyst of ESPN’s College GameDay, will host the 2009 Greater Cleveland Sports Awards on February 3, 2010 at the Renaissance Cleveland Hotel.

Herbstreit has been a college football studio analyst since 1996. He joined ESPN in September 1995 as a college football sideline analyst for ESPN2, has previously been a game analyst for ESPN’s Thursday night college football telecasts and is currently in the booth for Saturday night college football games on ABC. He has provided color commentary on the show College GameDay where he previews upcoming football games at various universities around the country. He is also a frequent contributor to ESPN.com, ESPN The Magazine, and co-host of The Big Show on 97.1 The Fan and to the WFNZ radio program Primetime with the Packman during college football season.

In addition to being an analyst, Herbstreit is a former quarterback for The Ohio State University, where he earned his degree in business administration in 1993.

Herbstreit will join the list of former emcee greats including Jim Nantz, Bob Costas, Dan Patrick, Chris Rose, Roy Firestone, Greg Gumbel, Robin Roberts and Bill Walton.