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Some nice PR for the Clinic's wellness program in Time magazine. http://www.time.com/time/photogallery/0,29307,1903618,00.html

My wife has a private instructor and uses the courts at John Carrol University.

Hey all, A friend of mine is very interested in interning here at a local hospital. He loves the program and likes the city as well. He would be moving from New York City. His main concern though is the job market for his wife. She is an Architect. Anyone have any idea on the job market in Cleveland for Architects? Thanks (If this is not the proper forum for this post, I apologize.)

I actually recieved a phone call the other night from someone conducting a survey on whether I think they should stay downtown or move to Beachwood. Of course I told them that they should remain where they are...

Sorry, here is the link. http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2008/writers/peter_king/07/28/mmqb/2.html

Just came across this little piece on SI.com from Peter King. Nice little shout out to the West side. "The other night I dined with Cleveland GM Phil Savage on the outdoor patio of the Moosehead Café, a pleasant tavern with Moosehead Beer (God, how long has it been since I had a Moosehead?). The cafe is on the border of Westlake and Bay Village on the west side of Cleveland, and we were at the table on a cool, breezy, clear night for a couple of hours. Servers swarmed our table pleasantly and efficiently. Collectively, we had a large order of home-baked potato chips, two ice teas (his), three Heineken Lights (mine), two mega-salads (one with roast turkey, the other with chicken), two orders of whole wheat Texas Toast and coffee. The bill came: $36.08. I thought: Isn't traveling wonderful? When you live in a megalopolis, you get used to paying double that for less. It's nice to know there are still places in the world -- lots of them, as I see every summer on my training-camp trip -- where restaurants have more reasonable prices. I hadn't seen the Lake communities on the west side of Cleveland since my post-college days, when the family considered moving to northeast Ohio. Beautiful. The parks, the homes on the lake, the green space ... Anyone who rips Cleveland has never been to the west side of town."