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Someone who calls plays on 3rd down that actually get you the yards needed not 2 or 3 yards short.

Hey KJP, can you update the first page of this?

The malls have a very large potential of becoming something great. I like the idea to close east 3rd street.

i think he met for the building where the medical mart will be located

What are we at? 68?

I think these pictures deserve more attention!

Are you sure? According to wikipedia(yes i know) it shows the cuyahoga county has Total 1,246 sq mi Land 458 sq mi Water 787 sq mi

I remember my senior year at eastlake north almost everybody in my grade had begun smoking weed. Me, my girfriend, and some others where some of the only few who didnt. I was on the football team and know that even a lot of them did drugs during the season. It seemed like it really exploded my senior year though. A lot of people said they wouldnt do that stuff when they entered high school but by their senior year they did. Maybe in the CMSD schools the drug problem starts earlier. 9th grade...maybe middle school???

Looks like we are going to have to let the Bengals fans know how the game goes

Here is the plain dealers version http://www.cleveland.com/business/index.ssf/2010/12/former_amtrust_bank_headquarte.html

Draft - For Review Only

Why exclude water if it's part of the land counted in the MSA? By that logic, we should exclude unbuildable portions of Cincinnati metro due to terrain. THE LAKE

<b>Ohio Savings Plaza building in downtown Cleveland is up for sale</b> CB Richard Ellis announced today that it has the listing to sell the 18-story Ohio Savings Plaza building, 1801 E. Ninth St. in downtown Cleveland. CB's news release did not identify the seller, but the property became an FDIC asset after the agency seized the former AmFin Financial Corp. of Cleveland on Dec. 4, 2009, and sold many of its assets to New York Community Bancorp... http://www.crainscleveland.com/article/20101216/FREE/101219869

Hopefully Cleveland State can keep growing. Not to that level of course but still it could help. I think this map can help show density as well. It was posted in the "Cleveland: How diverse are we thread" http://projects.nytimes.com/census/2010/explorer?hp?hp

Is there a picture of it

When Bob Feller first came to Cleveland he stayed in a boarding house. While he was there he met a guy who was in the war. The civil war. I read that in some article today. Ill try to find it if it hasnt been posted already. It had a bunch of little facts like that.

A little, I'd feel a lot better if they'd trade Delhomme for a receiver or draft pick so that I don't have to worry that he's our backup. Might as well get something out of him. I dont think you can even get a tube of toothpaste for Delhomme.

I cant imagine who. Hey whats in the La Strada building? It lacks window and I was just wondering whats up there If what I heard was correct one of our prestigious chefs needs more space. interesting

I hate suburbs but I do know they they are generally safer. There is a lot of weed out in Eastlake and Willoughby high schools, just adding that in.

Thanks! Im glad to hear its not actual home break ins. LIke smashed doors or windows :lol:

Well, there you have it folks, because Jake said its true, don't eat in restaurants anymore. WTF???

I cant imagine who. Hey whats in the La Strada building? It lacks window and I was just wondering whats up there

Most of the breaking and entering says RES. Only a few say NON RES. Im not sure if that means residence but i think it does

The large complex and the senior housing buildings in the pictures look very cheap material wise and as though they will begin to look shabby in a short amount of time unless meticulous maintenance is given to them. The senior housing building looks horrible IMO. Euclid deserves better than this but I know...we've been over all this. Atleast the second building isnt what it will look like from Euclid

Or in the mean time, look at the 5-year 2005-2009 ACS sample averages... knock yourself out everyone: http://projects.nytimes.com/census/2010/explorer?hp?hp Awesome find