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My final 4 is completely intact, and 7 of my elite 8 teams as well (kansas being the only one out). I also missed only 4 first round games, 2 being the big time upsets noone predicted. I need Pitt to beat Xavier right now and I got real lucky with my MSU over Maryland pick. Needless to say, I'm pretty happy with my bracket right now.

Yes, that is Trinity Cathedral. It's as beautiful inside as it is outside.

I had actually heard (on here I believe) that it may become a Souper Market. Does anybody know if this is true?

I do like Shake Square's theater. Unfortunately, it seems like its never busy. The last time I was there was on a weekend and there was hardly anyone else there. Is this normal? (I don't go there very often.)

Do you find Shaker Heights or Avon more aesthetically pleasing?

Right now, 2 of the 3 movies they are showing are also at the Cedar Lee, although they are 2 of the more mainstream movies the Cedar Lee is showing. I did expect them to show more independent films.

Or you can just come up with your own ideas of fashion and not follow the crowd. I try to look nice, but I need to be comfortable. If I'm not, I'm not wearing it. Maybe I'm the male version of your previous post. I don't really care.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JavaScript#JavaScript_and_Java Java and C# are very similar, but if you're going to be a web designer, you'll likely be doing much more scripting (JavaScript) than server-side coding (Java/C#/PHP/etc.). It is good to have a background in a strongly typed language like Java or C# before you get into a "messy" one like JavaScript or PHP, though. Pet peeve? When threads get off-topic. *smacks self*

I can't view Youtube videos at work so I'm glad I don't have to look at all those big empty spaces where most people would see a video! :)

I saw Avatar there and the crowd was more civilized than nearly any theater in Northeast Ohio (including suburban ones), similar to the Cedar Lee.

Do you mean JavaScript?

I don't always like the Scene, but my goodness, what a great paragraph. It's funny that we were just having this argument over in the Tea Party thread.

The best part of St. Patrick's Day.

I also think a direct Akron-Cleveland line is a necessity. But I don't think it will be the first service to Akron (which was the point of my message). The east-west service isn't intended to serve riders to/from Cleveland. It's intended to get a usable service into Akron and start addressing infrastructural barriers to other services (including Cleveland-Akron). Gotcha. I was thinking you meant it could serve then needs of Akron/Cleveland commuters until a direct line could be established.

Maybe that was MayDay in a covert advertising technique. Look like a jackass ridiculing our website to drive the intelligent cleveland.com posters over here (all 4 of them)? Genius!

The cost would be higher, so why put HSR along the interstate systems?

What do the dotted track lines indicate?

I appreciate all you do on this forum and otherwise, Jerry, but in order for most people (even those serious about public transit) to consider our implementation of BRT to be "Rapid", the timing of the lights needs to at least resemble something that somebody put some thought into. Or at the very least, make the lights turn red and green randomly. That would have to be more efficient than the current timings.

Did you see the first comment on cleveland.com? Haha.

I wonder if he's single.

327, Print that out in case you need it at the trial! :P

Every ethnic holiday will become insulting because every holiday in the United States is just an excuse to get wasted.

+ a refreshment car + wifi + being able to stand up and walk around - screaming children you can't get away from + nearly unlimited baggage allowed (compared to other modes of transportation)

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=kajillion *looks around nervously for mods* So, 3C...kajillion...a kajillion dollars would be nice so we could get 220 MPH trains into CUT.

Move to Cleveland, it's a beautiful day here! :)