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Downtown Cleveland was pictured briefly in the ABC special 'Earth 2100' last night.

So many great old buildings.

Playhouse Square has 5 theaters now, right? So if this thing with the Allen goes through, would that make our theater district even bigger with 7 theaters, or would it still be 5?

I have thick, dark brown hair. All I really want to do is be able to "brush" the hair up off my forehead and hopefully stay that way for hours. $20 is a little tooo pricey for me :(

What are some really good hair products that last long and are strong? Prices? Where I can get them? I'm looking mainly at mousse and paste, but other suggestions are welcome

I'm liking the comments posted so far.

Amazing photos

Some of the houses look to be very well kept.

that graffiti is amazing

Charlotte looks really nice and very new

I really like some of those designs

Go into any high school or college.. you'll find out c-dawg is right

I know they are just renderings, but I don't like any of the renderings for the actual malls

the lake looks cool. are those two apartment looking buildings between the beginnings of those two bridges, is that the flats still?

I love the homes in the first picture. Photos 4-9 are just beautiful

I didn't know Lorain was on the lake.

http://www.conventioncleveland.com/Interior-entrance2.html Yeah, that wouldn't have looked horrible at all.

I don't really know anything about grad school, so if anyone could explain, it would be helpful. Is grad school for like.. anything over 4 years? How beneficial is it? Is it recommended with a business degree?

I'm currently a sophomore in high school, so I still have time. Next year I will be taking college courses through my school, so I was planning on getting an associates degree and then transferring somewhere. My parents aren't paying for all of my college, ~30k, so ultimately my goal was to get out of college with little to no debt, but now that doesn't seem possible. I don't really plan on living in Ohio. I want to live in a big city, and out of the three in the U.S., LA and NYC aren't really realistic because of the cost of living, and Chicago would be closest to my family anyways (I live in the Cleveland area). So as of now I plan on living in Chicago in the future. I wouldn't mind living in Ohio if one of our cities was more developed.

Ohio State's Max Fisher college of business is ranked about 20th. I'm not a big fan of rankings - I think it a college education is what you put into it but but take it for whatever that's worth. Xavier has some sort of mentor program for their students which I suppose is great for networking. Link to list, please?

Undergraduate. Lets say I was planning on living in Chicago in the future. Would it be more beneficial to go to a school in Chicago?

What are some good business schools in Ohio? I've heard that Xavier has a good business program?

So much Christmas spirit

Beautiful buildings.

Just curious, what do you do for a living?