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Wonder what's going on here

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Very interesting

RTA ideas for extending public transit in northeastern Cuyahoga County pared to three alternatives Plans to extend public transit in the northeast corner of Cuyahoga County have been whittled to three alternatives -- one that would extend the heavy rail Red Line and two that would lengthen the route of the rapid-bus HealthLine. Each option would push RTA's service past its current end point at the Windermere station on Euclid Avenue in East Cleveland. RTA says there's an underserved, strong concentration of commuters and non-work travelers in its far-eastern service area who would benefit from better access to University Circle, Midtown and downtown Cleveland. "It's a very transit-rich environment. There's a good customer base out there," said Kenneth Sislak, associate vice president of AECOM, the consultant hired by RTA to analyze alternatives. A boost to service in northeastern Cuyahoga County is part of RTA's long-range strategic plan. Even getting to first base -- that is, securing federal dollars for a major project -- requires a methodical series of studies and public hearings, with no guarantee that a proposal will become a reality. But RTA Chief Executive Joseph Calabrese said he's encouraged by a new emphasis from the White House on public transit. President Obama's four-year, $302 billion surface transportation plan proposes an "historic increase" in transit funding — from $12.3 billion to $22.3 billion annually. http://www.cleveland.com/metro/index.ssf/2014/05/rta_ideas_for_extending_public.html#incart_m-rpt-1

^Is this all going to be part of the Flying Fig?

Nice pics. What did you eat? Was Wok and Roll there? Just had them for the first time last weekend during the Asian Festival. Super Yummy.

Yup - last month was his last. Not sure who's replacing him though. Perhaps George Cantor or Freddy Collier

Regrets

Sooooo... what did he say? from "us" - those who are too lazy to look it up

That is a lot of pitchers. I didn't realize it was so prevalent.

#9 "Polygamy was the Standard in the Pagan World Polygamy was the standard in the most primitive pagan societies, it now it seems to be becoming the default in America." They say it like its a bad thing

^ I don't know. But why put up a sign that significant only to take it down? I imagine it is something to do with the actual structure. Just wondering

I really love this sign; however, while out and about yesterday evening I discovered the sign is now completely missing. Nothing anywhere. The only evidence a sign used to be there is the four horizontal support bars. Anybody know what gives?

Oh, and what's the prize?

West 188th Street. Helvetica is on the right. The Phantasy is sorta across the street I only know this because we considered pursuing this as a place to live: http://cleveland.craigslist.org/apa/4417332751.html

Only Arizona has a better record - but only because they have played one additional game

Very nice - thanks for sharing

Even many small local office supply establishments are closing. Euclid Office close last year. Everything can be ordered online now

WTAM: Greg Little released Good riddance

Johnny's Manziel's "hurry up and draft me'' text inspires Browns' Jimmy Haslam to say "pull the trigger,'' QB coach says By [/size]Mary Kay Cabot Browns quarterbacks coach Dowell Loggains said in a radio interview Thursday that a text from Johnny Manziel during the draft helped inspire owner Jimmy Haslam to trade up for him. "We're sitting there and they keep showing Johnny on T.V. and Johnny and I are texting and he shoots me a text and he says, 'I wish you guys would come get me. Hurry up and draft me because I want to be there. I want to wreck this league together.' "When I got that text, I forwarded it to the owner and to the head coach (Mike Pettine),'' Loggains said Thursday on Sports Talk with Bo Mattingly on Arkansas ESPN. "I'm like 'this guy wants to be here. He wants to be part of it.' As soon as that happened, Mr. Haslam said, 'pull the trigger. We're trading up to go get this guy.''' The Browns traded up from No. 26 to No. 22 and turned Johnny Football into Johnny Cleveland. "It shows you what type of competitor the kid is and I got to spend so much time with him leading up to this process,'' said Loggains, a former Arkansas Razorback. "I feel like I know him very well. I had a good relationship with him. That's the type of kid this guy is. He wants to do well. He's got a chip on his shoulder and he decided to be a Brown.'' http://www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/2014/05/johnnys_manziels_hurry_up_and.html#incart_2box

Yes! Very cool.

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Oh, that's all cool. I was commenting more to the fact that my summer is almost completely booked. :)