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I think Upper Arlington would beg to differ.

^These grants, as I understood were only eligible for projects that were very near construction or had already begun. Anything in pure speculative phases was ineligible. I could be mistaken.

It was the beads; otherwise he'd have said "yo yo diggity dudez" or whatever the kids are saying now. Mayday I'm not sure anyone in any age group uses "diggit dudez"... :) I could be mistaken.

Cleveland Union Terminal Railroad could be an option, based on their name...

Erie Lackawanna Railway was what it became after 1949? Going belly-up in 1976? According to the article it went all the way to Youngstown to turn around... wow! But that doesn't answer the question of the rail-line that was freight only... Link for those interested: http://web.presby.edu/~jtbell/transit/Cleveland/EL/

hahahaha

^LRMR Development (same initials as his/buddies marketing firm) are partial backer$ of the project. I just love that Literary Road pic. @KJP+Mayday, if it is indeed John D. and Standard Oil... maybe it goes to Western PA where Standard Oil had their first oil fields... transportation to the refineries on the Cuyahoga, though I would have thought they would be on different more directly East bound right-of-ways...other guesses would be (cheated, google: February 25, 1848, incorporating the Bellefontaine and Indiana Railroad Company (of Ohio)-March 14, 1856, agreement for joint operation between Indianapolis, Pittsburg and Cleveland and the Bellefontaine and Indiana Railroad Companies.)

^At what bar in da'nasty were you?

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Musky, Banksy is so awesome... those of you who don't know his work should check it out: http://www.banksy.co.uk/ Mine is on the other end of the art spectrum... our own CMA

Mayday saw the forecast and hit the streets with a vengeance. LEGIT as usual. How is the sales progressing for that E 102/Superior development? $260k for 2,000 sqft on those cross streets?

Here is a map and list of TIGER projects:http://www.blldzr.com/TIGER/index.html

Full list of grant recipients: State Amount Location Project Description AK $ 3,640,000 Juneau Auke Bay Loading Facility AL $ 52,500,000 Birmingham NS Crescent Corridor intermodal facility AR $ 5,000,000 Bella Vista Bypass for future I‐49 (leverage for TIFIA loan) AZ $ 63,000,000 Tucson Construct new streetcar line CA $ 46,000,000 San Francisco Improve and replace Doyle Drive CA $ 33,800,000 Colton Improve Colton Crossing freight corridor CA $ 20,200,000 Otay Mesa Improve freight border crossing CA $ 30,000,000 (Several) Stockton‐Oakland‐W. Sacramento marine highway CO $ 10,000,000 (Several) Boulder‐Denver managed lane BRT service DC $ 13,566,000 DC Metro Metro bus only lanes and improved service HI $ 24,500,000 Honolulu Pier 29 container yard, Honolulu Commercial Harbor IA $ 5,600,000 Dubuque Millwork District street redesign IA $ 8,463,000 Ames Ames Intermodal Transportation Facility IL $ 100,000,000 Chicago CREATE Program IL $ 22,000,000 Normal Normal Multimodal Transportation Center IL $ 6,000,000 (Several) Madison County multimodal facility/harbor IN $ 20,500,000 Indianapolis Complete urban bicycle/pedestrian trail IN $ 10,000,000 (Several) Milton‐Madison bridge replacement KY $ 10,000,000 (Several) Milton‐Madison bridge replacement KY $ 12,964,443 (Several) Appalachian Regional Short Line upgrades LA $ 45,000,000 New Orleans UPT/French Quarter Streetcar MA $ 55,500,000 (Several) Montachusett/Fitchburg/Westminster rail improvements MA $ 20,000,000 Revere MBTA Blue Line Ocean Avenue facility MA $ 20,000,000 New Bedford Fast Track New Bedford bridges MD $ 14,832,000 DC Metro Metro bus only lanes and improved service ME $ 14,000,000 (Several) Portland‐Searsport‐Eastport 3‐Port Strategy MI $ 30,000,000 Port Huron Port Huron Bridge replacement MI $ 25,000,000 Detroit M‐1 Rail Project MN $ 35,000,000 St. Paul Union Depot renovations MO $ 50,000,000 Kansas City Green Zone program of projects MO $ 5,000,000 (Several) Bypass for future I‐49 (leverage for TIFIA loan) MS $ 20,000,000 Gulfport Port rail line improvements MT $ 3,500,000 Whitefish U.S. 93 upgrades MT $ 12,000,000 (Several) Lake County Transportation Connectivity Project NC $ 10,000,000 Salisbury I‐85 Corridor Improvement (leverage for TIFIA loan) NJ $ 5,800,000 Philadelphia Greater Philadelphia bicycle & pedestrian network NM $ 31,000,000 (Several) U.S. 491 Corridor improvements NV $ 34,400,000 Las Vegas Bus lane conversion and bus service improvements NY $ 83,000,000 New York Penn Station area improvements OH $ 20,000,000 Kent Kent transit station construction OH $ 30,000,000 (Several) CSX Freight rail double‐stack clearance OK $ 49,480,000 Tulsa I‐244 Arkansas River bridge replacement OR $ 23,203,988 Portland SW Moody Avenue rebuilding PA $ 35,000,000 (Several) CSX Freight rail double‐stack clearance PA $ 17,200,000 Philadelphia Greater Philadelphia bicycle & pedestrian network RI $ 22,300,000 N. Kingstown Program of port projects SC $ 10,000,000 Charleston U.S. 17 redesign SC $ 10,000,000 (Several) Myrtle Beach‐Latta hwy extension (leverage for TIFIA loan) SD $ 10,000,000 (Several) Oglala‐Pine Ridge U.S. 18 improvements TN $ 2,820,458 (Several) Appalachian Regional Short Line upgrades TN $ 52,500,000 Memphis NS Crescent Corridor intermodal facility TX $ 20,000,000 Dallas $400m TIFIA loan for second highway loop around D‐FW TX $ 23,000,000 Dallas Dallas streetcar transit connection VA $ 30,440,000 DC Metro Metro bus only lanes and improved service VT $ 3,150,000 Burlington Urban streetscape and roadway expansion WA $ 35,000,000 Spokane U.S. 395 North Spokane Corridor WA $ 30,000,000 Seattle South Lake Union biotech hub main street WI $ 21,500,000 Milwaukee Juneau Avenue and Wisconsin Avenue bridges rehab WV $ 1,766,127 (Several) Appalachian Regional Short Line upgrades WV $ 33,000,000 (Several) CSX Freight rail double‐stack clearance WY $ 6,000,000 (Several) Red Loge‐Cocke‐Cody Beartooth Highway segment $ 1,498,126,016 61 Total Project Awards

^coach or couch?

^Its always the jacked up couches that are the most comfortable.

THE NASTY

No governors mansion?? Nice though.

No the answer to that would be.... I'm from "the'land" or "da land." :)

Craigslisssssst. haha

Playhouse square sure has changed. Wow

This photo looks like Georgetown, Washington DC:

Coming from the East Side, E. 55th depot: THE MAN SLEEPS:

Marcus Aurelius and I

I stand corrected, you are right. They beat us by 4 years (1923-1927)

Shaker Square, first out door mall in America.