ClevelandOhio

I have to say, Ive watched more games this season so far, then I did all last season...

Really cool picture. Terminal Tower kind of looks like its on fire

Nice pics!

Things havent changed too much :P

Some photo editing. What ones your favorite?

^ Thank you and yes

You might not like Subway or Au Bon Pain, but it is still is nice to have for some, and it fills up what would be an empty store front. Im sorry, but I prefer a occupied storefront over a truck serving food on the side of the road.

Our six starting pitchers are making a total of $8,100,600. Of that, Carmona is making $6,287,500. So you can see how "little" the rest of the guys are getting paid. I hope we are willing to spend the money necessary to keep these guys into the future. Then you have CC Sabathia making $24,285,714 a year lol

Yes, excellent shots

^Thanks! What a great day it will be when we finally see a building start to shoot out of the ground

Broken link! :O

^ Exactly, I honestly believe that the Mayfield Road Station is probably RTA's most important project. I wouldn't mind new redline cars as well :)

Couldn't watch the game tonight, heard about the win though, good job! How was the crowd?

Good to hear! It should be a nice addition

Thanks for that info

Just realized by looking at that picture. There is actually 3 different color bricks on the front, and then another on the sides.

Lake County's flat growth is impacting development planning In 1960, planning leaders within Lake County thought the county’s population would continue to boom like it had during the post World War II era. During those days there was talk of someday building an airport in Madison and extending state Route 2 all the way east through the county. Lake County had a population of 148,115 in 1960, nearly double from 1950 when it was 75,979, according to the U.S. Census. Local planners projected there would be 278,000 people living in the county by 1975, and 365,000 in 1985, county Planning Commission Director Jason Boyd said Tuesday while giving an update to commissioners on the latest U.S. Census results. Officials said at that time that the urban development from Cleveland would span out to Lake County’s eastern border. “The rationale was basing the growth of Wickliffe, Willowick, Eastlake and Willoughby,” he said. Instead, Lake County remained a suburban county, and the county’s population just reached 230,041 in 2010, according to the latest Census results. http://news-herald.com/articles/2011/04/14/news/doc4da5b4ffb35e7771575641.txt

The Cheesecake factory always seems to have an extremely long wait from what Ive seen. I think if we had a big chain downtown, Cheesecake would be the best, because its not something that people have in every neighborhood and people seem to really like it

Oh, you said you wouldnt have guessed it, and I was showing that we have several areas with large Hispanic populations unlike Columbus and Cincinnati, and thats why we have the most. Why we have those areas, I have no clue.

http://projects.nytimes.com/census/2010/explorer?ref=us Go to the Hispanic Map and you can see why Cleveland has the most, and why Cincinnati has the least.

^ and besides the smaller ones downtown, there is a Walmart like only a 10 minute drive away

I feel like a Mayfield Rd station can be one of the best (non-expansion) additions to all of RTA. It can benefit University Circle, Uptown, Little Italy.

HAHAHAHHAH Bob Evans only!

Here is the second brick im talking about

It looks like they are using two different kinds of bricks. Three if you count the brick on the side of the building.