Whipjacka

Thanks for the Great update. does anyone know if the malls will be open before the convention center opens? It seems like they could eventually have the mall open while working on the inside

Here is Aerial Aspect Photography's pictures from his facebook page. They're pretty cool. The hotel just peaks over the shoreway bridge, which is a plus. one of the pictures. the rest are here: http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10151165797969929.469400.76228679928&type=3

He would go in for his history of negotiations on the NFL's behalf; getting tv deals, revenue sharing, monday night football, etc...

I feel that an owner is something of a civic leader and when you put an owner into the hall of fame you have to look at how he treated his constituents. in this case, not so well. That is why I say no.

^ tell that to 92.3. They were playing ding dong the witch is dead on air today.

Were these designed to have the same feel as the new dorms on euclid? make it seem like its a part of the university.

the indians have lost 90 games in three of the last four years. I don't think this is an issue of the fans needing to temper their expectations. The real issue isn't how successful the tribe it, it is that the front office gives the impression that they aren't even trying.

Hostel signage (from their facebook: http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=387827867950579&set=a.137961716270530.28572.134474859952549&type=1&theater )

this is different. The other places are fields. This is a meeting place in the center of campus. Do we need a reminder of what Risman Plaza looked like two years ago? More people definitely hang out there now. Remember the bus shack(stop)? Point being is the center of campus needs to be aesthetically pleasing. and I am in favor of this.

I'm willing to pay for this green as long as they stop the "improvements" the are making to bowman and satterfield. I'll take some pics tomorrow, but they are ruining already ugly buildings with updates that history will not be kind to.

progress from the front green while studying for my Spanish final. 2012-08-10_08-25-42_217 by mmurph46, on Flickr 2012-08-10_08-25-49_492 by mmurph46, on Flickr 2012-08-10_08-25-55_810 by mmurph46, on Flickr 2012-08-10_08-26-26_546 by mmurph46, on Flickr

orlando shoulda gotten more

its a four restaurant chain and i think the guy is from cleveland. I'm still not totally sure what chains we are allowed to like and which ones are the devil.

still ahead of projections. Good news for phase II possibilities. Cleveland Aquarium tops 265K guests in first six months Ryan Haidet Read more at: http://www.wkyc.com/news/article/253417/45/Cleveland-Aquarium-tops-265K-guests-in-first-six-months CLEVELAND -- The first six months at the Greater Cleveland Aquarium have been a swimming success. Since the attraction opened on Jan. 21, officials say 265,000 guests have splashed in Ps. why is this thread in the event section?

yeah, man. keep us in the loop. good luck

Machine Gun Kelly was on Leno last week here's a vid: http://youtu.be/TE6zeLCbOWk

Via their facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/CLECLOTHING

was the woman in the bathroom a whore too?

I guess I'll post this here? Horseshoe Cleveland casino gamblers bet as much as $350 million since May 14 opening By Thomas Ott, The Plain Dealer Read more at: http://blog.cleveland.com/metro/2012/07/horseshoes_gamblers_bet_more_t.html#incart_hbx CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Gamblers wagered as much as $350 million at the Horseshoe Casino Cleveland through June 30, according to figures released today by the Ohio Casino Control Commission. The eagerly awaited figures, which cover seven weeks, are the first provided by the commission, which plans to release monthly reports beginnng in August. After paying winnings, the Horseshoe grossed $42.6 million in its first seven weeks, which puts the casino slightly ahead of the owners' projections that they will take in $300 million per year. Horseshoe General Manager Marcus Glover could not be reached for comment.

my concern is they are too small to actually pull off this project so it will actually be a draw.

Ohio Gov. John Kasich signs bill that changes state tourism funding at Rock Hall By Rachel Dissell, The Plain Dealer Thursday, July 05, 2012 Read More at: http://www.cleveland.com/metro/index.ssf/2012/07/kasich_signs_bill_that_changes.html CLEVELAND, Ohio — Gov. John Kasich chose one of Cleveland's largest tourist attractions, The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, to sign a bill Thursday that could double the amount spent each year promoting Ohio tourism -- the state's fourth largest industry. The legislation jump starts a five-year experiment to determine whether Ohio's tourism industry can support its own marketing fund using a portion of sales tax revenue, which officials expect to increase. Kasich, who signed the legislation in front of crowd of downtown business owners, statewide tourism officials and museum visitors, was introduced by Rock Hall President & CEO Terry Stewart as "the biggest Rush fan I know." As speakers blasted the band's hit "Tom Sawyer" about a modern-day rebel, Kasich quipped, "That's no way to get more money." But the governor promised that Cleveland would benefit from the ability to better market itself -- which he hopes will help finally eradicate the dreadful "Cleveland jokes." "If you make more money, you get a piece of it and then you have more money to promote Ohio," Kasich said.

good. the natural history museum is the weak link in university circle and needs a major upgrade

I think the best way to do it would be to dedicate a thread to each big project. and put small things like potbelly and chipotle in a "Random Gateway Development" thread.

I heard the head of the district speak at the city club a few years ago and he didn't seem to like charter schools... I agree that This would be better served as a hotel, but how many downtown residents would warrant a downtown school? I guess most who live downtown now don't have children, but what if that changed at some point. Probably a school around CSU would be best, maybe.

There is a lot of making fun of peoples interests that aren't their own. People like country themed places, people like irish pubs, people like the tilted kilt, people like fine dining and people like sandwich shops. Why shouldn't there be western themed bars if the market supports it? and who are people to say these places don't belong downtown just because they don't fit into the mold they envision for the city? Cadillac ranch was one of the first big venues to invest in downtown during this recent resurgence. I think it exposes a prejudice about the rural culture from the people who make fun of it and judge it to be unworthy of euclid ave.