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^Are they talking about the green space behind the library?? It's going to be a little hidden over there. Not to mention, it sort of is out by itself, especially compared to the residental locations. The only plus I can see expanding the fringes of the campus, and butting it right up against the Art Museum --seemingly more connectivity.

This alone is why this building should be saved -- moot point of any of our urban planning beliefs. How is there not a historic landmark there? Where is the Rock Hall on this one??

WOW! How about this for a gift?? Look's like we might be seeing even more cranes in University Circle. $20 million gift to Case Western Reserve University will kick-start plans for new student center By Janet Okoben May 03, 2010, 6:28PM A $20-million gift from an already familiar name at Case Western Reserve University will bring a new student center to campus. Tinkham Veale II, through the Veale Foundation, pledged the gift announced Monday night. Two buildings on the CWRU campus -- the Veale Convocation, Recreation and Athletic Center and the Veale Natatorium -- already are named for the 95-year-old donor. The new building, the Tinkham Veale University Center, is being billed as a "distinctive gathering place for all members of the university community." The Thwing Center, which currently houses the bookstore, a restaurant and student-organization offices, will remain in use. University leaders have chosen to build in the grassy area on East Boulevard, across from the Cleveland Museum of Art and between the Cleveland Institute of Art and the Kelvin Smith Library. MORE AT http://blog.cleveland.com/metro/2010/05/20_million_gift_to_case_wester.html

This area just keeps getting better and better. Now let's get some more residental and that Immigration Welcome Center put in!

Does WT Grant still do month to month?

Whatever happened to the proposed aquarium for the West Bank of the Flats? The highly touted tank is still on the drawing board, although a projected summer opening appears as if it will have to be pushed back. The developers said last June that they had collected about half of the total costs, and Cleveland City Council agreed to provide a $2 million loan. The aquarium was projected to attract more than 400,000 visitors a year and boost the city's economy by up to $10 million. City officials say anticipation for the aquarium continues to run high. MORE AT http://blog.cleveland.com/metro/2010/05/an_aquarium_in_the_flats_low-m.html

GSAD getting more and more press: Gordon Square Arts District among winners of Cleveland Arts Prize By Julie Washington, The Plain Dealer May 03, 2010, 5:30AM CLEVELAND, Ohio -- In a rare move, a Cleveland Arts Prize has been awarded not to a person or an organization, but a neighborhood. Gordon Square Arts District -- a collection of theaters, restaurants and galleries clustered around West 65th Street and Detroit Avenue -- and its leaders are being honored for having the vision and influence to revitalize a Cleveland neighborhood using the arts as an economic engine. http://www.cleveland.com/arts/index.ssf/2010/05/gordon_square_arts_district_am.html ------------------------------------------------------------------- It's only intermission for renovations at Cleveland Public Theatre By Tony Brown, The Plain Dealer May 01, 2010, 11:59PM CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Our Lady of Perpetual Renovation. That's what Cleveland Public Theatre staffers call their main facility, two buildings near West 65th Street and Detroit Avenue. The company, formed in 1981, took over a former, second-story dance hall in 1984. A motorcycle club renovated it into the Levin Theatre in exchange for legal representation from CPT founder James Levin, a lawyer. In 1995, CPT acquired the 1912 Gordon Square Theatre next door. The Storefront Studio opened in the dance-hall building in 2007. Total investment through 2009 on those buildings: $1.5 million. http://www.cleveland.com/onstage/index.ssf/2010/05/its_only_intermission_for_reno.html

Apr 2013 TBA

UPDATED 2/1/13 Feb - Mar 2013 CLEVELAND EVENTS: Feb 1: Walk All Over Waterloo (North Collinwood) https://www.facebook.com/WaterlooArtsDistrict Feb 1-18: Rink at Wave Oval (University Circle) http://www.universitycircle.org/events/2012/11/the-rink-at-wade-oval Feb 2: Tackle the Tower (Erieview) http://www.rmhcleveland.org/tackle Feb 2-3: Crawford Collection Exhibit Opening - Setting the World in Motion (WRHS) http://www.universitycircle.org/events/2013/02/new-crawford-collection-exhibit-opening--setting-the-world-in-motion Feb 2-10: Great Big Home and Garden Expo (I-X Center) http://www.greatbighomeandgarden.com/GBHG/EventsHome.aspx Feb 5: Downtown Residence Preview -- Rosetta Lofts https://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/379611_832214777906_1348303468_n.jpg Feb 5 - Mar 10: Orchid Mania (Botanical Garden) http://www.universitycircle.org/events/2013/02/orchid-mania Feb 8: Tremont Art Walk http://tremontartwalk.com/ Feb 9: Benefit for the Vendors of The West Side Market https://www.facebook.com/events/426878750721683/ Feb 9: Asia Plaza’s Lunar New Year Celebration (Asiatown) http://www.asiatowncleveland.com/events.asp Feb 9-10: Chinese New Year Celebration [/member] Asian Town Center (Asiatown) http://www.asiatowncleveland.com/events.asp Feb 10: Science Cafe Cleveland -- Mars http://www.case.edu/affil/sigmaxi/2013February11Event.html Feb 10: ANNUAL REGGAE BRUNCH w Carlos Jones and the P. L. U. S. Band (Parkview Nite Club) http://parkviewniteclub.com/index.htm Feb 12: Mardi Gras at the Cleveland Aquarium http://greaterclevelandaquarium.com/events/mardi-gras/ Feb 14: Valentine's Day at the Cleveland Aquarium http://greaterclevelandaquarium.com/events/valentines-day-thats-a-moray/ Feb 15-17: Cleveland Golf Show (I-X Center) http://northcoastgolfshows.com/consumer.aspx?ShowsID=6 Feb 15-17: Monster Jam (Quicken Loans Arena) http://theqarena.com/events/monsterjam_130216-17/ Feb 16: Brite Winter Festival http://www.britewinter.com/ Feb 16: Asian & Friends Cleveland’s 18th Annual Lunar New Year Celebration (Asiatown) http://www.asiatowncleveland.com/events.asp Feb 16: Near West Theatre's 2013 Benefit: You Can't Stop the Beat http://www.nearwesttheatre.org/benefit.html Feb 16: Cupid Undie Run http://cupidsundierun.com/Cleveland Feb 16-17: Family History Festival (WRHS) http://www.universitycircle.org/events/2013/02/family-history-festival Feb 18: Cleveland Zoo "Fairytales & Frogs" http://www.clemetzoo.com/events/event.asp?event_id=135 Feb 22: Cleveland Critical Mass Feb ride http://clevelandcm.wordpress.com/ Feb 22-23: Big Ten Indoor Men's and Women's Track and Field Championships http://www.spireinstitute.org/events/track-and-field/big-ten-indoor-track-and-field-championships Feb 22 - Mar 3: Downtown Cleveland Restaurant Week http://www.downtowncleveland.com/events/restaurant-week.aspx Feb 23: Winter Warmer Fest (West Bank of the Flats) http://www.ohiocraftbeer.org/ Feb 23: Jump Back Ball (Playhouse Square) http://www.playhousesquare.org/jumpbackball/ Feb 23: Kurentovanje Winter Festival (St. Clair Ave) www.clevelandkurentovanje.com Feb 23 - Mar 3: Cleveland Auto Show (I-X Center) http://clevelandautoshow.com/ Feb 24: Ohio City Ice Carving Festival http://www.ohio.com/blogs/the-beer-blog/the-beer-blog-1.273124/market-garden-schedules-ice-carving-fest-1.372904 Mar 2: Terminal Tower climb for American Lung Association http://www.lung.org/pledge-events/oh/cleveland-climb-fy13/ Mar 3: Baroque Vespers and Recital (University Circle) http://www.universitycircle.org/events/2013/03/baroque-vespers-and-recital Mar 8: Tremont Art Walk http://tremontartwalk.com/ Mar 9: CityMusic Cleveland Spring Concert FREE (St. Stanislaus -- Slavic Village) http://www.ststanislaus.org/events.html Mar 11: Science Cafe Cleveland -- Brain Wiring http://www.case.edu/affil/sigmaxi/2013March11Event.html Mar 13-16: MAC Men's and Women's Basketball Tournament http://theqarena.com/events/mac-130313-16/ Mar 17: 146th Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade https://www.facebook.com/StPatricksDayCleveland Mar 21: Cleveland TEDxCLE http://www.tedxcle.com/ Mar 23-24, 30: Cleveland Zoo "Breakfast with the Easter Bunny" http:://www.clemetzoo.com/events/event.asp?event_id=126 Mar 29: Cleveland Critical Mass Mar ride http://clevelandcm.wordpress.com/ Mar 30: Moondog Coronation Ball (Quicken Loans Arena) http://theqarena.com/events/moondog-130330/ Apr 1: Dyngus Day (Gordon Square/Detroit-Shoreway) https://www.facebook.com/pages/Dyngus-Day-Cleveland/136632139719290 Apr 3-14: 37th Annual Cleveland International Film Festival http://www.clevelandfilm.org/ SPORTS (home games): Cleveland Cavaliers: http://www.nba.com/cavaliers/schedule/ Feb 2: vs Oklahoma City Thunder Feb 6: vs Charlotte Bobcats Feb 8: vs Orlando Magic Feb 9: vs Denver Nuggets Feb 11: vs Minnesota Timberwolves Feb 13: vs San Antonio Spurs Feb 20: vs New Orleans Pelicans Feb 27: vs Toronto Raptors Mar 1: vs LA Clippers Mar 4: vs New York Knicks Mar 6: vs Utah Jazz Mar 8: vs Memphis Grizzlies Mar 12: vs Washington Wizards Mar 18: vs Indiana Pacers Mar 20: vs Miami Heat Mar 27: vs Boston Celtics Mar 29: vs Philadelphia 76ers Lake Erie Monsters Hockey (AHL): http://www.lakeeriemonsters.com/schedule/gameschedule/ Feb 01: vs Abbotsford Heat Feb 05: vs Hershey Bears Feb 12: vs Rochester Americans Feb 21: Milwaukee Admirals Feb 22: Texas Stars Feb 23: Texas Stars Feb 26: Milwaukee Admirals Mar 2: Hamilton Bulldogs Mar 3: Rochester Americans Mar 5: Peoria Rivermen Mar 7: Peoria Rivermen Mar 17: Toronto Marlies Mar 19: Toronto Marlies Mar 23: Grand Rapid Griffins Cleveland Gladiators Arena Football: http://clevelandgladiators.com/schedule/season/ Mar 24: Spokane Shock Cleveland State University Men's Basketball: http://www.csuvikings.com/sports/m-baskbl/sched/clst-m-baskbl-sched.html Feb 05: YOUNGSTOWN STATE Feb 09: VALPARAISO Feb 15: GREEN BAY Feb 17: MILWAUKEE Feb 20: WRIGHT STATE OTHER ENTERTAINMENT: Playhouse Square Broadway Shows: Mat 5-17: Sister Act http://www.playhousesquare.org/broadway/sister-act.html Apr 9-21: War Horse http://www.playhousesquare.org/broadway/war-horse.html Cleveland Orchestra/Severance Hall: Feb 8: Cleveland Pops —A Valentine Fantasy http://www.clevelandorchestra.com/event-detail/2013-Feb-08-Pops.aspx?pid=10299 Feb 9-10: PROKOFIEV SIXTH SYMPHONY http://www.clevelandorchestra.com/event-detail/2013-Feb-09-TCO.aspx?pid=10042 Feb 12: The Ohio State UniversityWind Symphony — Made in America http://www.clevelandorchestra.com/event-detail/2011-Apr-4.aspx?pid=10840 Feb 13: Special Masterclass with Ellie Dehn http://www.clevelandorchestra.com/event-detail/2013-Feb-13-Masterclass.aspx?pid=10737 Feb 14-16: Blomstedt conducts Beethoven http://www.clevelandorchestra.com/event-detail/2013-Feb-14.aspx?pid=10054 Feb 17: Cleveland Youth Wind Symphonies http://www.clevelandorchestra.com/event-detail/2013-Feb-17-CYWS.aspx?pid=10687 Feb 21-24: Dvorák's New World Symphony http://www.clevelandorchestra.com/event-detail/2013-Feb-21.aspx?pid=10057 Feb 28 - Mar 2: Dohnányi conducts Mahler's First http://www.clevelandorchestra.com/event-detail/2013-Feb-28.aspx?pid=10060 Mar 8: Family Concert — Under the Sea http://www.clevelandorchestra.com/event-detail/2013-Mar-08-Family.aspx?pid=10568 Mar 10: Cleveland Orchestra Youth Orchestra and Youth Chorus http://www.clevelandorchestra.com/event-detail/2013-Mar-10-COYO-COYC.aspx?pid=10497 Mar 21: Boulez conducts Mahler Seven http://www.clevelandorchestra.com/event-detail/2013-Mar-21-TCO.aspx?pid=10065 Mar 22-23: PNC Musical Rainbow — The Fabulous Flute http://www.clevelandorchestra.com/event-detail/2013-Mar-23-Rainbow-10.aspx?pid=10528 Mar 22: Cleveland Pops — It All Began When Fred Met Ginger http://www.clevelandorchestra.com/event-detail/2013-Mar-22-Pops.aspx?pid=10300 Mar 23: BOULEZ CONDUCTS MAHLER SEVEN http://www.clevelandorchestra.com/event-detail/2013-Mar-23-TCO.aspx?pid=10067 Mar 27: Cleveland Institute of Music Orchestra http://www.clevelandorchestra.com/event-detail/2013-Mar-27-CIM.aspx?pid=10550 CLEVELAND PLAYHOUSE: http://www.clevelandplayhouse.com/ Feb 1-3: Bell, Book and Candle http://www.clevelandplayhouse.com/main-stage/bell-book-and-candle Feb 15 - Mar 10: The Devil's Music: The Life and Blues of Bessie Smith http://www.clevelandplayhouse.com/main-stage/the-devils-music Feb 27 - Mar 9: Identity Theft: Seven Lives Filtered Through the Ideas of August Strindberg http://www.clevelandplayhouse.com/cwru-cph-mfa/identity-theft Mar 22 - Apr 14: Good People http://www.clevelandplayhouse.com/main-stage/2012-2013/good-people CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA: http://www.clevelandorchestra.com Great Lakes Theater: http://www.greatlakestheater.org/ PLAYHOUSE SQUARE Events: http://www.playhousesquare.org/default.asp?playhousesquare=11&urlkeyword=Events-Tickets Cleveland Improv: http://www.clevelandimprov.com/fullcalendar.aspx Pickwick and Frolic: http://tickets2.ticketfusion.com/store/one/index.html?store_id=7673&page_type=sched Cleveland Jazz: http://www.clevelandjazz.org/ Feb 9: Jazz & Other Genres, Classic Tunes, Contemporary Styles: http://www.clevelandjazz.org/jazz-other-genres-classic-tunes-contemporary-styles/ Great Lakes Theater: http://www.greatlakestheater.org/ GORDON SQUARE: http://www.gordonsquare.org/ Arts Collinwood: http://artscollinwood.org/ Cleveland Public Theater: http://www.cptonline.org/ Near West Theater: http://nearwesttheatre.org/ Eldred Theater (University Circle) http://theater.case.edu/season.php Lakewood Beck Center for the Arts: http://www.beckcenter.org/ Opera Cleveland: http://www.operacleveland.org/ Lolly the Trolley Tours: http://www.lollytrolley.com/city.htm MUSIC CONCERTS: General Concerts listing (contains the Q and Wolstein Center): http://www.ticketsolutions.com/cleveland/concerts/ Feb 28: Muse http://theqarena.com/events/muse_130228/ HOUSE OF BLUES: http://www.houseofblues.com/venues/clubvenues/cleveland/ BEACHLAND BALLROOM: http://www.beachlandballroom.com/ PEABODY'S: http://www.peabodys.com/ GROG SHOP: http://www.grogshop.gs/ NOW THAT'S CLASS: www.myspace.com/nowthatsclass MUSEUMS EVENTS/EXHIBITS: ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME: http://www.rockhall.com/calendar CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART: http://www.clemusart.com/events/index.aspx CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY: http://www.cmnh.org/site/CalendarOfEvents.aspx CLEVELAND METROPARKS ZOO: http://www.clemetzoo.com/events/listing/ WESTERN RESERVE HISTORICAL SOCIETY: http://www.wrhs.org/index.php/homepage/programsandevents Feb 2-3: Crawford Collection Exhibit Opening - Setting the World in Motion (WRHS) http://www.universitycircle.org/events/2013/02/new-crawford-collection-exhibit-opening--setting-the-world-in-motion CLEVELAND BOTANICAL GARDENS calendar: http://www.cbgarden.org/Events/ Feb 5 - Mar 10: Orchid Mania (Botanical Garden) http://www.universitycircle.org/events/2013/02/orchid-mania GREAT LAKES SCIENCE CENTER: http://www.greatscience.com/visit/exhibits.php SHAKER LAKES NATURE CENTER: http://www.shakerlakes.org/eventlisting.asp "A CHRISTMAS STORY" HOUSE: http://www.achristmasstoryhouse.com/ SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MONUMENT: http://www.soldiersandsailors.com/ CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART: http://www.mocacleveland.org/ CLEVELAND CHILDREN'S MUSEUM http://www.clevelandchildrensmuseum.org/page2.html USS COD: http://www.usscod.org/ MONEY MUSEUM: http://www.clevelandfed.org/for_the_public/tours/learning_center/hours_and_admission.cfm?DCSext.nav=Local Great Lakes Brewery FREE tours: http://www.greatlakesbrewing.com/brewpub/customer-perks/tours-and-tastings University Circle Events: http://www.universitycircle.org/events/january-february-march-2013-calendar-of-events?group_url=january-february-march-2013-calendar-of-events&group_url=january-february-march-2013-calendar-of-events&group_url=january-february-march-2013-calendar-of-events&group_url=january-february-march-2013-calendar-of-events&group_url=january-february-march-2013-calendar-of-events&page=1

They have a website now: http://www.gardensunderglass.vpweb.com/default.html

Victorious! HUGE win to get under our belt

I was just watching the CNN and they have a segment known as "Building up America." The opening story was Cleveland, OH and they had a 5 min story on Ray's Indoor Mountain Bike Park from the westside. EDIT: nevermind, here it is http://www.clevescene.com/scene-and-heard/archives/2010/04/30/rays-indoor-mountain-bike-park-featured-on-cnn

President Berkman is keeping up to his word: Cleveland State University finds location for its elementary school By Janet Okoben May 01, 2010, 8:30AM CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Cleveland State University will pay $180,000 annually to lease First United Methodist Church for an elementary school the university is creating in partnership with the Cleveland School District. CSU trustees have approved a one-year lease for offices in the back of the church, at East 30th Street and Euclid Avenue. It has been vacant since January after that congregation merged with the Epworth-Euclid United Methodist Church at University Circle. The church sanctuary is not part of the lease with CSU. Eventually, CSU plans a complex including a high school MORE AT http://blog.cleveland.com/metro/2010/05/cleveland_state_university_fin.html

Check it out...looks liek the Plain Dealer is trying to stary a fight! http://blog.cleveland.com/metro/2010/04/boston_has_history_but_we_have.html

I don't know when this was released, but Saturday's Game 1 will be officially at 8 pm. Hope we get some nice night shots of the Skyline! Also, I found this humorous: The playoff statistical leaders for each team thus far (and all this with a "sore" elbow!) playoff leaders bos: PPG Pierce 19.6 RPG Garnett 8.8 APG Rondo 10.2 BPG Perkins 2.2 cle: PPG James 31.8 RPG James 9.2 APG James 8.2 BPG James 2.4

A local Mayfield Hts girl is in the new Freddy Krueger movie. The next Halle Berry?? :wink: Kyra Krumins' horror-movie dilemma: Mayfield Heights second-grader in new 'Nightmare' By Clint O'Connor, The Plain Dealer April 30, 2010, 10:49AM Lynn Ischay/The Plain Dealer Kyra Krumins of Mayfield Heights has her first-ever role in a major motion picture. She just can't see it. Krumins is 7 years old. The film is "A Nightmare on Elm Street," the very R-rated remake of the horror classic that features melty-faced slasher Freddy Krueger. In flashbacks, Krumins plays Little Nancy, the younger version of the film's star, Rooney Mara. http://www.cleveland.com/moviebuff/index.ssf/2010/04/kyra_krumins_horror-movie_dile.html

Ten local firms join Cleveland convention center/med mart design team By JAY MILLER 2:32 pm, April 29, 2010 MMPI Inc. announced that 10 local firms and two nonprofit organizations are joining the design and engineering team for the $425 million Cleveland convention center and medical merchandise mart project. Two nonprofit organizations, ParkWorks Inc. and Cleveland Public Art, will work with MMPI to design the public spaces on the malls above the underground convention center. In addition to those partners, MMPI announced nine firms that will tackle specific pieces of the massive project. http://www.crainscleveland.com/article/20100429/FREE/100429784

Niko, I really like this idea. And what a cool place to play tennis, basketball, bocci, etc.

So this really was about the $$....

JumpStart Inc. has $90 million impact on Northeast Ohio economy, Cleveland State study shows By Tom Breckenridge, The Plain Dealer April 28, 2010 CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The nonprofit organization that invests in and coaches some of the region's most promising companies had a growing economic impact in 2009, a study says. JumpStart Inc. and the 47 companies it helped had a $90 million impact last year, up 20 percent from 2008, according to the Center for Economic Development at Cleveland State University. JumpStart's activities created or retained 664 jobs and bumped household earnings up by $39.8 million last year, the study said. http://www.cleveland.com/business/index.ssf/2010/04/jumpstart_had_90_million_impac.html

4 wins down, 12 wins to go. Ice up that elbow LBJ. It's time to welcome Boston into town. Downtown's gonna be buzzing!

Cleveland: New CMHA campus construction underway CLEVELAND -- Will it be an office palace in the middle of a sea of poverty or a difference-making project that boosts the struggling neighborhood's economy? The new headquarters for the Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority is starting to take shape at the corner of East 80th Street and Kinsman Avenue. CMHA is creating a "building boom" along that part of Kinsman. http://www.wkyc.com/news/local/news_article.aspx?storyid=135022&catid=3

We all know Cleveland Cavs playoffs=money into Downtown and the area. but, how smart of a move for Gilbert was it to sell that 15% to the Chinese investors?? Even if these estimates of Chinese viewers are high, I bet there are still millions and millions of Chinese routing for Lebron and Cleveland. One great shot of the skyline already by TNT. Cleveland: Cavs in playoffs boosts local businesses' payoffs CLEVELAND -- The economic impact of the Cleveland Cavaliers' playoff run increases with every round the team competes in. Local businesses have been cashing in for years. The Cavs and Positively Cleveland estimate as many as 200,000,000 Chinese fans could be watching each playoff game, especially Cavs games. "Basketball is the most popular sport in China," says Roche. The Cavs not only have the game's most popular player in LeBron James, but a Chinese investor also owns a substantial portion of the Cleveland franchise. "All those views of Cleveland on TV, the beauty shots and scenes of our city, are priceless in terms of promoting Cleveland," Roche says, of the exposure Northeast Ohio gets on international NBA telecasts, especially in China. http://www.wkyc.com/news/local/news_article.aspx?storyid=135026&catid=3

Haha thanks -- I really gotta check out the westside sometime. Either way, more lighting downtown is a HUGE plus. Just a simple addition of major lighting can really spruce up an area, and how awesome that's it's going here-- 500-1000+ residents via Collegetown in the next year, new Great Lakes Theater renovations and Cleveland Playhouse relocation, Kent State Univ addition, new businesses, potential residental and retail developments, and the strong possibility of the Jewish Federation Building becoming the Cleveland Immigrant Welcome Center--this stretch of Downtown Cleveland is quickly becoming one of the most exciting areas anywhere in the city. Lastly, the more lighting the better with all the new students moving down there.

Some rumbling coming from the west bank of the flats (wonder if this is connected to an aquarium by any chance...??) SAVING ROCK BOTTOM . . . Rumors are afloat that the popular Rock Bottom Restaurant and Brewery in Cleveland's Flats is on the brink of closing. Any truth, I asked managing partner Mark Stanton? "Our lease IS coming to a close, but Rock Bottom and the Jacobs Investment Group are working to extend our lease, and negotiations have been hard," Stanton says. Fans aren't giving up without a fight. A grass-roots movement is shaping up with the aim of either saving the Rock or coaxing it into a new location. MORE AT http://www.cleveland.com/taste/index.ssf/2010/04/post_43.html