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Never mind - found it. http://blog.cleveland.com/metro/2007/08/hopkins_akroncanton_airports_b.html

If it wasn't for the people here posting pictures and articles, most of this stuff would be lost forever after a few weeks in the "media's" archives. Thanks for posting.

Where was this article published? PD/Cleveland.com? Just wondering. This would have more weight (IMO) if it came from AP as opposed to something local. Not a gripe, just my opinion.

Crain's:

Crains:

^ I can't think of which bridge is Route 42 in Cuyahoga County. Unless they mean the Brooklyn-Brighton Bridge by the Zoo?

Doan Brook flood prevention work never done Wednesday, August 08, 2007 Susan Vinella Plain Dealer Reporter Water deep enough to submerge cars flooded parts of Martin Luther King Jr. Drive in Cleveland during Tuesday's thunderstorms, stranding motorists. A plan the city agreed to six years ago could have helped alleviate such flooding... http://www.cleveland.com/news/wide/080807_flood.jpg

I see a new avatar in the making...

What Pope said + I imagine, though I have no data to back it up, that most native people in most cities also have a negative view of where they were brought up and believe other cities have it better. The whole "grass is greener" syndrome.

^All that was needed was some robotic fountains and we would have had our own version of the Bellagio on 117.

http://www.ornery.org/essays/warwatch/2006-10-29-1.html The Ornery American:

On the other hand, the "lake" does make the station look marvelous.

Clicking through out of curiosity - I saw a link to this meetup: Let My People Know...Young Jews 20s/30s I love that name!

Great news indeed.

Market Watch: Google-EarthLink San Francisco Wi-Fi on hold By John Letzing, MarketWatch Last Update: 9:41 PM ET Aug 2, 2007 SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Questions have been raised about the future of a pivotal plan for Google Inc. and EarthLink Inc. to cover San Francisco with wireless Internet access, following negative comments by EarthLink's top executive and that company's reported lack of direct communication with city officials... .

Looks like the IX Center is moving ahead to secure their place at the current location at Hopkins. Something tells me there are some implications for the future CC, but not sure what.

I hate 19's news style (tabloid, sensationalism, whatever). But I can put up with it to an extent because they give more local news then the networks. I hate turning on 3, 5, or 8 and the lead story is about something that happened in Bucyrus, Vermillion, or Geneva. That stuff is fine for later in the broadcast, but should not, IMO, be the lead stories. I want to here what is happening in Cleveland and Cuyahoga County. And, as we all know here UO, there are lots of things happening.

sun:

I had to take a time out and drink my own coffee. All better now.

*** relocated *** ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This might be a tall order, but there are so many Cleveland Clinic threads. Is it possible to condense these down to a few (construction, economic, urban bar, whatever)? It took me much longer then I wanted to give to find a place to put this. Cleveland Clinic part of new cardiac surgery clinical trials network Saturday, August 04, 2007 Regina McEnery Plain Dealer Reporter Heart bypasses are on the decline, but the lucrative and evolving field of cardiac surgery is busier than ever, prompting the government to create an unusual clinical trials network that will look at which novel surgical techniques work best in which patients. The Cleveland Clinic is part of that $35 million network. It expects to launch its first study next year. "The moment is right," said Dr. Eugene Blackstone, a cardiothoracic surgeon from the Clinic who has developed mathematical models that measure surgical outcomes in heart patients. "Cardiac surgery is no longer dominated by a single operation. There are new techniques, new devices, hybrid devices that go way beyond the routine bypass grafting." Blackstone and Dr. A. Marc Gillinov, a Clinic surgeon who specializes in minimally invasive heart valve surgery, are part of the network. It also includes specialists from Columbia University Medical Center, Duke University Medical Center, Emory Healthcare in Atlanta, Montreal Heart Institute, University of Virginia Heart Center and Montefiore-Einstein Heart Center in New York. more at: http://www.cleveland.com

You are absolutely correct. Don't know what I was thinking.

I'm glad I caught this, I almost reposted it there.

Agreed.

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