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Good news

Very cool.

Just found this thread doing a search on the VS brothers - very cool stuff

I like it. My only critique: why are the lights of Progressive field were so dominating in the image - why not add the wind spiral thing instead?

^Yeah, that part of the article is what made me wonder. The only reference I could find online to something new in terms of new design was in reference to their new fitness studios - but that was from a year ago and I really am not motivated enough to search any further

^ & ^^ I think that sort of timing is brainwashed into virtually anybody that works in the food biz. So many times after being asked "how long for table such-and-such", or, "how much longer for that ,insert food item name here>?" we would answer, "two minutes"

^I wonder what the design changes are

This reminded me of something I saw in my fb feed: "Bulletproof glass manufacturer 3M Security Glass placed this advertisement at a bus stop. There's apparently $3 million in cash inside there, behind their bulletproof glass. If you can break it, it's yours."

Don't forget, the current bridge already has a very small (probably quite unsafe) pedestrian path on both sides of the bridge. I see people walking across it often - although not as much now as they used to.

Good eye - thanks for posting that

You either continue to work and lose a significant portion of the 20+ years of the money you put away, or retire now and maintain what you have. No, it is not literally a "forced" retirement... it is a choice. So if you would like to be literal about it, I stand corrected.

Although there is most definitely some self-serving here, I believe one of the main reasons this double dipping is happening is more due to the recent changes in the Ohio PERS program. Many long-time employees who contribute to the retirement system for many years were going to see a significant portion of their retirement lost. Besides the councilman, Craig Hebebrand (ODOT Dist. 12/Innerbelt construction manager), and my director were both forced to retire

Already sent my resume in a few weeks ago - no need for anybody else to apply ;)

I was driving westbound on Lakeside the other day during a non-weather event and there was a snowstorm-like weather event happening off of that slope. It was crazy. Snow blowing ll over the place. it was the smallest snow storm ever

^picked up a menu from there the other night. Is on our places to go for a quick bite list now. Can't wait to try it out

^That's funny becasue I've have been using Adblock for so long now, I forget there are actually ads on websites until the rare moment comes when I am on a computer without it.

Yeah... tell me about it. I need that switch big time

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^I just rolled my eyes so hard, they fell out

Yes... as you and your old ass know, we are all three near the same age. Go take another pain killer.

Thanks - i truly needed that laugh. (worst week ever)

Just hit 46 this past saturday - but in "reality," i will be 45 until 50 comes around. I'm only going to go with five year birthdays

As is the new one on Cedar/Warrensville - pretty nice set up.

288 days of no snow - to end this weekend "Cleveland's snowless stretch is longest in 85 years" http://www.cleveland.com/metro/index.ssf/2012/12/clevelands_snowless_stretch_is.html And a high wind advisory has just been issued for the are starting tomorrow afternoon through late night Friday morning

I was just wondering that very same thing^