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This is it. 3 Cleveland celebrity chefs to open food stands at Browns Stadium By Joe Crea, The Plain Dealer Monday, June 25, 2012 Read More at: http://www.cleveland.com/dining/index.ssf/2012/06/3_cleveland_celebrity_chefs_to.html CLEVELAND, Ohio -- There will be new places for club- and loge-level fans to eat at Cleveland Browns Stadium this fall, bearing the names of three of the area's favorite chefs. Michael Symon's B Spot, Rocco Whalen's Rosie & Rocco's and a new concept by Jonathon Sawyer of Greenhouse Tavern and Noodlecat restaurants will soon be operating under one roof. Each chef will have two locations within the stadium, in the Lakeview and Cityview Club Level areas. The stands are expected to open in time for the Kenny Chesney-Tim McGraw concert on Sunday, July 29.

I walked around Kent today. Here are my Pictures of Downtown. It starts with the new construction: Acorn Alley (Phase I & II), The Kent State Hotel, the PARTA center, the rehab of the old Hotel, and the new development on water street. Then it jumps around a bit. It is of S. Water st., then Main St., back to S. Water, to Franklin, finally to N. Water. If you want to see something in more detail, I can go out again. I may walk around campus soon and hit y'all up with a remix (if you want it.) 1. DSCN1503 by mmurph46, on Flickr 2. DSCN1518 by mmurph46, on Flickr 3. DSCN1520 by mmurph46, on Flickr 4. DSCN1517 by mmurph46, on Flickr 5. DSCN1459 by mmurph46, on Flickr 6. DSCN1493 by mmurph46, on Flickr 7. DSCN1460 by mmurph46, on Flickr 8. DSCN1461 by mmurph46, on Flickr 9. DSCN1462 by mmurph46, on Flickr 10. DSCN1496 by mmurph46, on Flickr 11. DSCN1464 by mmurph46, on Flickr 12. DSCN1494 by mmurph46, on Flickr 13. DSCN1467 by mmurph46, on Flickr 14. DSCN1466 by mmurph46, on Flickr 15. DSCN1465 by mmurph46, on Flickr 16. DSCN1468 by mmurph46, on Flickr 17. DSCN1469 by mmurph46, on Flickr 18. DSCN1470 by mmurph46, on Flickr 19. DSCN1471 by mmurph46, on Flickr 20. DSCN1475 by mmurph46, on Flickr 21. DSCN1474 by mmurph46, on Flickr 22. DSCN1480 by mmurph46, on Flickr 23. DSCN1482 by mmurph46, on Flickr 24. DSCN1488 by mmurph46, on Flickr 25. DSCN1476 by mmurph46, on Flickr 26. DSCN1477 by mmurph46, on Flickr 27. DSCN1478 by mmurph46, on Flickr 28. DSCN1479 by mmurph46, on Flickr 29. DSCN1453 by mmurph46, on Flickr 30. DSCN1484 by mmurph46, on Flickr 31. DSCN1485 by mmurph46, on Flickr 32. DSCN1489 by mmurph46, on Flickr 33. DSCN1490 by mmurph46, on Flickr 34. DSCN1487 by mmurph46, on Flickr 35. DSCN1495 by mmurph46, on Flickr 36. DSCN1473 by mmurph46, on Flickr 37. DSCN1472 by mmurph46, on Flickr 38. DSCN1451 by mmurph46, on Flickr 39. DSCN1452 by mmurph46, on Flickr 40. DSCN1450 by mmurph46, on Flickr 41. DSCN1449 by mmurph46, on Flickr 42. DSCN1514 by mmurph46, on Flickr 43. DSCN1513 by mmurph46, on Flickr 44. DSCN1512 by mmurph46, on Flickr 45. DSCN1511 by mmurph46, on Flickr 46. DSCN1510 by mmurph46, on Flickr 47. DSCN1509 by mmurph46, on Flickr 48. DSCN1508 by mmurph46, on Flickr 49. DSCN1507 by mmurph46, on Flickr 50. DSCN1506 by mmurph46, on Flickr 51. DSCN1505 by mmurph46, on Flickr 52. DSCN1504 by mmurph46, on Flickr 53. DSCN1502 by mmurph46, on Flickr 54. DSCN1501 by mmurph46, on Flickr 55. DSCN1519 by mmurph46, on Flickr 56. DSCN1500 by mmurph46, on Flickr 57. DSCN1499 by mmurph46, on Flickr 58. DSCN1498 by mmurph46, on Flickr 59. DSCN1497 by mmurph46, on Flickr 60. DSCN1516 by mmurph46, on Flickr 61. DSCN1492 by mmurph46, on Flickr 62. DSCN1491 by mmurph46, on Flickr 63. DSCN1486 by mmurph46, on Flickr 64. DSCN1458 by mmurph46, on Flickr 65. DSCN1457 by mmurph46, on Flickr 66. DSCN1456 by mmurph46, on Flickr 67. DSCN1455 by mmurph46, on Flickr 68. DSCN1454 by mmurph46, on Flickr 69. DSCN1448 by mmurph46, on Flickr 70. DSCN1447 by mmurph46, on Flickr 71. DSCN1446 by mmurph46, on Flickr 72. DSCN1445 by mmurph46, on Flickr 73. DSCN1444 by mmurph46, on Flickr 74. DSCN1443 by mmurph46, on Flickr 75. DSCN1442 by mmurph46, on Flickr 76. DSCN1441 by mmurph46, on Flickr 77. DSCN1440 by mmurph46, on Flickr 78. DSCN1438 by mmurph46, on Flickr 79. DSCN1439 by mmurph46, on Flickr 80. DSCN1437 by mmurph46, on Flickr 81. DSCN1435 by mmurph46, on Flickr 82. DSCN1434 by mmurph46, on Flickr 83. DSCN1433 by mmurph46, on Flickr 84. DSCN1432 by mmurph46, on Flickr 85. DSCN1436 by mmurph46, on Flickr 86. DSCN1431 by mmurph46, on Flickr 87. DSCN1430 by mmurph46, on Flickr

KSU lost to South Carolina. :( 4-1

Youre assuming that irving wont be a superstar. What happens if he is the best point guard in the league in three years. Could they be as good as this years bulls? with two years of high draft picks, the cavs could be in position to have a strong, young supporting cast and may be a free agent away from serious contention. This conversation may belong on the cavs thread but I think the cavs look as good going forward as you could possibly hope they could, given the circumstances.

^ I agree. This may turn out to be one of the closest five game series ever. I definitely think the difference between the teams isn't skill or ability but inexperience on a big stage...and Harden Side note, I heard on the tony kornheiser radio show that Cleveland has the highest tv ratings for the finals out of any US city.

and Hunter S. Thompson called himself a doctor of journalism

how about we make e 3rd a pedestrian road, close down the west roadway intersection so it the square isn't a full loop but make traffic turn right onto superior instead of being able to go completely around the square. if you would need a longer incline. like this?

a lot of players get numbers when they are the only good player on a bad team. There are a certain amount of points and boards to be had and a good player, with nobody to help them, will take those opportunities like a 'looter in a riot'. This artificially inflates their stats. There are many players who get a big contract from a new team and don't end up being as good as people think. In terms of miami, I believe that the premise is flawed. Instead of two top five players and a top ten player, they have the best player in the world in lebron, maybe a top ten player in wade, and a top twenty-five player in bosh. Wade is very good and can play as well as anyone when he's on fire, but he isn't as consistent as a top five player should be and his legs are becoming increasingly old. I expect a precipitous drop from him in the next few years given his style of play, a la iverson. Also, i'm not sure the metrics are worked out as well in basketball as baseball. Just because hollinger comes up with an efficiency system doesn't mean it is a true indicator of impact. Basketball is the game that is most athletic and most influenced by things like mindset, determination, and encouragement. This is why a flat basketball team will never win a game and teams can be rattled by situation.

i really want to see the front when it is all glassed up.

well, with a okc victory over SA, your dream scenario is already foiled.

NEW ORLEANS. THE FIX IS IN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I want Scott to be here for a very long time. one of the problems with the browns is the revolving door in the front office and coach departments. The key to substantial success is a stable group running things. getting van gundy just to shake things up a little bit is no good, in my opinion.

can slots be too tight? i thought there was a government mandated 88%

I don't like or dislike the building, but i wonder why the windows have to give the appearance of a DNA analysis simply because this is a medical building. does that seem cheesy to anyone else?

My sisters friend is trying to get married in two weeks (her husband is going over seas after) and they want to have a dinner for a group around thirty. My sister asked me to try to think of a restaurant in lakewood or cleveland which would have a room for something like this. I think they want mid-range prices. I don't know this person so I don't really have much to go on (which is why i am giving you so little to work with), but any help at all would be appreciated.

Chris Perez Rips Cleveland Fans, Says Free Agents Don’t Want To Sign Because Of Lack Of Support May 19, 2012 By Brendan Read More: http://www.waitingfornextyear.com/2012/05/chris-perez-rips-indians-fans/ As is his wont, Chris Perez shot off in the locker room after the Indians 2-0 win over the Marlins on Saturday. Only this time he wasn’t getting into tussles on Twitter or with the opponents. Perez ripped the Cleveland fans, saying they don’t show up and the lack of support has hurt the organization’s pursuit of free agents. He specifically cited the club’s attempt to sign Carlos Beltran this offseason, saying the low attendance and support were a factor in Beltran choosing the Cardinals over the Tribe

look at all those thugs loitering in the park. just sitting there with no agenda. oh, this isn't a public square thread? my bad. Great pics though!

ditto

since this thread has been changed to phase 1, should it be a completed project, or should it stay in the project&construction section while we are in Phase II limbo?

What i love is how much of an opening night city Cleveland is. Everyone turns out. The lines to the casino were longer than i had thought they would be. Good thing I had a wrist band

there is an id swipe by the at the door. even at the buffet

dike 14 from my droid 2012-05-11_16-45-49_176 by mmurph46, on Flickr

Took this today 2012-05-11_17-48-38_218 by mmurph46, on Flickr

How about the elephant in the room, OSU. I don't live there, so correct me if I'm wrong, but i have always felt that columbus was an OSU town. would such a high profile sports school affect attendance of a prospective NBA team? I would also think stern would want the bluejackets to become profitable before considering bringing a team there. It is risky and, given the fiscal issues currently going on in the NBA, I wouldn't think the league would be willing to open itself to the possibility of another nonprofitable team.