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MyTwoSense will be confused when he returns

Is it the varsity village without the field?

Building a Dynamic Campus Neighborhood The transformation of CSU </b> While most of the publicity surrounding the new development projects underway in downtown Cleveland has focused on big-ticket items like the proposed casino, convention center and medical mart, Cleveland State University has slowly but surely been undergoing a dramatic expansion that is turning its once-staid environs into a traditional, urban-style campus with a lively, neighborhood feel. And because its expansion involves bringing in significant numbers of students, staff and others to actually live downtown, it can be argued that what CSU is doing with its transformation is as important in revitalizing Cleveland’s core as are the higher-profile projects..... Perhaps the most innovative and exciting project undertaken by CSU will break ground this summer: a $50 million mixed-use residential and retail development on the north side of campus with an estimated 230 market-rate, two and three bedroom apartments geared to grad students, young professors and, according to Mosbrook, “anyone who wants to live in a campus environment and take advantage of the numerous events and activities at the university.” http://www.coolcleveland.com/blog/2011/02/building-a-dynamic-campus-neighborhood-the-transformation-of-csu/

^ I think Kasich would support a high speed train, I think he just didn't support the 3C because the initial speed wasn't fast enough for him and he didn't see the potential of the speed increasing overtime.

Its not bad

Idk how old this video is but its from fox. The lady is the only one that seems pretty dumb. They mention Cleveland once Oh and the video quality sucks http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=9a3_1297201245&c=1

^ thanks! it would be nice to see that happen

Yeah thats old I think, they still list Viking Hall. I cant wait till the facade goes up!

To bad the former Teresa Pizza spot isn't probably big enough. Do we know whats going there yet? I thought I remember McCleveland saying someone from thats already on east 4th is also opening something in that spot

When finished, is there any possibility for them to expand west of W76th and east of W73rd? Are those buildings vacant?

Not our preferred location. Still hope he does well though.

I just love the part where he said their is a wider variety of food and music in North Randall then downtown.

^ I thought they were saying that it could only stay in county though. Willowick is apart of lake county

Isn't there a bus that runs to shoregate in Willowick?

I would assume creating the islands would be cheaper then replacing the buses. Plus as you said, it wouldn't require losing seats. I think this is probably the best choice with cost as a factor because it frees up the squares which will make them easier to walk and relax, and create an overall friendlier environment.

Everything looks good except I have one concern. Is their anyway to separate the name of the topic and the person who started it. It can be hard to read when looking at a large list of them, especially when you look at the new replies to your posts because then it also shows what category it is in. Its becomes a little bit to crowded. Also just noticed that it shows if the user is online next to their name. I like that.

I heard that a company is possibly thinking of relocating from the Halle Building into another downtown location

quoting is still not working for me

^ Thanks, I just figured it out!

I used a portable video camera to record a video for someone I know. The problem is that I can't figure out how to transfer the video from the tape in the camera onto my computer. Any one good with these kinds of things that can help? Thanks!

That guy, and others like him, should not come downtown so they can leave the great cities of America for the rest of us to enjoy. They should stay in the suburbs with their baby-boom plastic cartoon architecture, seas of lifeless parking lots and high-mileage lifestyle that's marked-for-death by peak oil. They don't need a casino in the suburbs with the huge gamble they're taking with their lifestyle choice. The casino is fine where it is. Happy motoring! Just thought you would like to see how the conversation ended. The guy is so retarded that I thought it was worth sharing. After that no more cleveland.com comments lol. Here is what a guy said in response to his statement "Yeah I am sure that people just can't wait to visit the great citiy of North Randall. It is known as the garden spot in this area. Why you can wear cowboy clothes and boots out there and look like real Americans. Maybe they can get some really star celebrities to show up there like Palin or some other empty headed right winger and make it like a real good old country and western type of place. You know you should get out of your burb a little more. Having the casino downtown would link it to other entertainment and dining areas. Out in the sticks it would be just another place for people who live in real cities something to laugh about as the slow witted here will still be trying to dance to Tammy and George Jones records." And this is what the originals poster said back "I forgot that there are no restaurants anywhere except downtown. Plus the suburbs don't provide the pleasure of overpaying for parking. I'm sure out-of-towners will much more prefer to sit in traffic rather than having a shorter / quicker commute to an area which provides easy access to a wider variety of cuisines and a choice of music instead of all the thump-thump of downtown."

The Healthline buses have doors on the left side which allows them to board from center-island platforms. All other RTA buses have doors only on the right side for curbside boarding. Have two platforms in the middle, with two bus lanes in-between the platforms. On the outside of the platforms you could have one lane for traffic. I updated my map, you could also do it along ontario

Cleveland business comment of the day from 3 days ago Combining Thistledown, casino makes sense: Business Comment of the Day "Thistledown is a great location for the new casino rather than downtown Cleveland. It is easier to reach by highway, and there is plenty of parking available, especially if they use the empty mall across the street. It would also revitalize the surrounding communities and spread the wealth better than putting it downtown." http://blog.cleveland.com/metro/2011/02/combining_thistledown_casino_m.html

<b>Cleveland State University to close Solon academic center this Fall</b> SOLON, Ohio - Due to a nearly 70 percent drop in enrollment from its highest point 18 months ago, Cleveland State University has decided to close its Solon academic center this Fall. The center, located on the second floor of the Centre Point Building at 34055 Solon Road, has three full-time employees, eight classrooms, a computer lab and student lounge. Several factors created the decline in enrollment... http://www.newsnet5.com/dpp/news/local_news/cleveland-state-university-to-close-solon-academic-center-in-fall

^ Thanks. Not enough windows on those houses.