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ATL they are all the same direction, so is LAX and Heathrow

Not that there is anything causing distractions at CH city hall.

What could go wrong?

Covid?

What? Val’s closed? Noooooooo…….

I taught there in the early 1980’s- it was dorms then

Don't know, but it is probably done by people not bothered by heights.

I assume the conference will be over before RTA starts shutting down the rail lines for maintenance

Why are buildings today drab and simple, while buildings of the past were ornate and elaborately ornamented? The answer is not the cost of labor. https://worksinprogress.co/issue/the-beauty-of-concrete/

I believe there are other businesses north of that branch of the river, so there will still be vehicles that need the bridge

At least through the main part of the convention center, which is connected to the hotel. I don't know if there is a direct connection.

I've posted this link before, but here is an article talking about problems in coversion: This may be behind a NY Times paywall https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2023/03/11/upshot/office-conversions.html The summary - older buildings are easier than newer buildings And the article has a great use of graphics

Its moot because its not the Browns game - but The Peacock game will still be on local TV in the two cities involved, just like the Thursday night Jets game on Amazon was still shown on local TV here in Cleveland.

My first thought was that they wouldn't be so foolish to rent to a frat.

Is the width due to seismic reasons?