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santiago, chile?

^actually, I went to continental.com as well and it was hard to get the cle-london flight to even come up as an option.

Last summer, I was trying to book a flight to Sweden for my wife. I wanted to try to have her fly Cle-heathrow-Stockholm. Even though the connnecting flights would work, Orbitz would not office the Cleveland-London flight as an option. I called Continental and asked why. The lady just said that it must be a computer glitch.

Nashville is trying to build a brand new convention center. The contract that was executed has just been "audited" and some very serious issues have surfaced. This could affect the entire plan for Nville's mart. I'm not completely in the know, but that has been front page stuff in the Tennessean last week.

I'd second the Brad Knapp recommendation. He's very efficient and is easy to schedule. He doesn't waste time. When I get a cleaning, I'm out of the office in 20 minutes and back to work. He's not a talker, so there is no wasted chit chat.

Also looks like work has begun at the old Middle Eastern Foods building. The Bier Markt owner is turning it into another restaurant.

Anyone worried that Kelley may bolt for Notre Dame? Supposedly he's very interested, but he's not ND's top candidate right now.

^how the h*ll does that thing stay upright?!

Man, I'm in Nashville, TN right now with the in laws and I realize who intense sprawl and bad planning can grip a city. Cleveland looks so beautiful.

Cleveland’s medical mart draws ’strong interest’ from 20 companies, but no deals imminent November 17, 2009 by Brandon Glenn CLEVELAND, Ohio — Though 20 companies have expressed “strong interest” in leasing showroom space in Cleveland’s medical mart project, don’t expect any signed agreements soon. “No one will sign contracts until we can firmly deliver a[n] [opening] date,” said Mark Falanga, senior vice president with Merchandise Mart Properties Inc. (MMPI), the Chicago-based company that is to develop and own the medical mart. http://www.medcitynews.com/index.php/2009/11/clevelands-medical-mart-draws-strong-interest-from-20-companies-but-no-deals-immiment/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+MedcityNews+%28MedCity+News%29

What is the point of having the transit center at this location? The waterfront line is hardly used. The amtrak train comes once each day in the middle of the night. If it were used as a bus drop off, it is too far from any office buildings.

I'm a lawyer, so you can leave the arguing to me. :)

^don't ignore details just so you can fudge your argument.

^but Kelo was a totally different precedent. Kelo was about taking of land and giving it to a private developer. In this case, the County is the landowner and the purpose is one that is widely regarded as a "public use". Of course ED cases take a while, but the Kelo legislative backlash would not affect this scenario because it is a completely different situation.

Something tells me that you love conspiracy theories.

I hate it when people don't edge into the intersection when they are waiting to make a left turn at a traffic light. Leaving downtown during rush hour, it hate when I have to wait a few cycles because the driver in front of me doesn't realize that it is legal to do this.

Ah, Boardman--Bernie Kosar's alma mater. Boardman is a very well respected foe of the Ignatius football program. From 1991 to 1996, Boardman gave Ignatius their lone loss amongst 53 football games. The thing that impresses me about the Ignatius soccer team is that they can produce such prodigious academic and athletic success. Besides the coach being a top-notch guy (ex-Peace Corps volunteer), the team has an average GPA of about 3.6. The coach makes academics (as does the entire school) a very important aspect of the overall scholastic/athletic experience.

I just want to give a little shout-out to my alma mater: Good luck to the St. Ignatius Wildcats on Friday night as the soccer team goes for its second consecutive state title. Also, St. Ignatius is the unanimous top-ranked soccer team in the NATION and could earn its second unanimous national title in the past five years. Good luck to Ohio City's finest!

I'd think that 'movies on demand' has a role to play in this.

It shouldn't be moving. The GLSC is building an indoor walkway to its current location.

I completely agree about the daydreaming stuff. What if the RRHoF was located on the surface lot on Prospect between E4th and the Q? Or on one of the surface lots in WHD..or..

Sweet. More entertainment options near downtown!

^it wasn't MMPI that leaked this story.

I don't think the towpath is planned for that side of the river anymore. It would go along the west bank.

I'm pretty appalled by this. On the other hand, Mall was a surface lot just a few years ago. Still, I can't believe this is even an option.