The Great Lakes Geek asked Assistant Director of Operations Brad Mohr if the wind could be directed to assist Tribe batters.

More on the Cleveland Indians Wind Turbine at Progressive Field

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Anne Keegan, Assistant Director of Communications for the Cleveland Indians, tells the Geek about these new efforts.

See more about the Cleveland Indians and Social Media including a link to apply for the Indians Social Suite and a list of all Tribe Twitter accounts.

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Sure the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is a great source of civic pride. The entire world knows that "Cleveland Rocks." But does the economic impact of the Rock Hall measure up?

Terry Stewart, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum and Joel Peresman, President of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation spoke at the Corporate Club at Landerhaven. Listen to how much the economic predictions have been blown away by the success of the Rock Hall.

And if you are a member of the KISS Army (or a fan of Rush, Yes, etc.) listen to the criteria for selection into the Hall of Fame.

And don't miss the exciting news about a Rock and Roll Walk of Fame where plaques of inductees will be strewn throughout downtown.

Lee Jordan, Joel Peresman and Terry Stewart

More from the Rock Hall Corporate Club event

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Most cities in the Great Lakes Region share a lot of the same problems and opportunities. It follows that we are also all looking for solutions to these problems. While some issues can be addressed regionally throughout the Great Lakes (water issues for example) the cities are competing with each other and the rest of the country and world to solve our problems.

For example, many Great Lakes cities have dwindling populations, high unemployment and a rust belt perception. One of the ways that cities have been able to increase population, job creation and vitality is by attracting immigrants.

The Great Lakes Go Global