the pope

I like drinking, but call me a sissy: walking around downtown cleveland in winter? eww.

^i'm no constitution attorney, but doesn't this qualify as "private property intended as a public space? Are the sidewalks private? or westlake's?

gosh, the more I see it, the more I get upset about One Cleveland's "Suburban Skyscraper" Development.

if its a half-good indication for Cleveland: Detroit proper is getting a JC Penny (or was it Kohl's?). Granted its going to be on the fringe near the inner ring burbs, but if the average household income is there (and downtown's seems to be growing)....

Its like we are saying, lets see just how thin we can spread our cities! (re: stagnant population & sprawl)

8am on a saturday morning? Aren't you in college? shouldn't you still be up drinking and munching on some IHOP? either way, nice work.

You'll have to talk to Pope about that one, I believe he made the image. yeah, there's a power pellet in the swimming pool, so you might want to grab that first.

i was pleasantly surprised by port clinton in my brief trek through there

mm....bricky.

Cincy's Lows, next 3 days: 30,28,33 Cleve's Lows, next 3 days: 35,27,27 As a semi-frequent traveler between the three C's, it "feels" night and day between the three metros. It could have been a freak weather day, but the fact that people were wearing hooded sweatshirts and there was leaves still on the trees in late november? It also doesn't help that i live .75 miles from a lake. Add in Cincy's higher frequency of sunny days and why the "tropical" joke. Either way, back to the pics, looking good Cincy!

Just to clarify you are talking about Columbus and Cleveland and etc., working together better? and not Columbus and Dublin working together better?

You Said: I'd love to quit my job, and spend time researching every single "fact" ever posted on UO. How about you refute him through intelligent discussion instead of making me the post fascist. You're bickering and whining is a disservice to the community.

Harlem to Heights, I've warned you before, final warning, no personal attacks.

i'm not seasoned, I'm a grizzled veteran

I don't get it? Cincinnati=Tropical Cleveland=Arctic Also, mrnyc, Fountain square wins hands down for its location and centerpoint of downtown of Cincinnati. The peace memorial is just another one of 74 Frederick statues across the nation.

Okay, for the love of god, can we keep this discussion related to the development aspect of Steelyard Commons? You want to discuss the environmental impacts of living/working in an industrial area? Take it elsewhere. Final Warning for all of you.

Hmm....Looks we missed the boat for November. Any desire to do something this month? The 28th? Will that include or exclude more people because of the holidays?

leafs on your trees? people in hooded sweatshirts? huh?

you looking for something related to cracker park? the place is not a place to live. You need a car to get over the giant eagle in the order portion of the facility (1970s strip mall)

honestly, there's a a few of the smaller organiztions that I was like, "okay, good for them!" (Karamu House, Arts Collinwood), but then I see some of the big non-profits........Rock and Roll HOF? The Science Center? I'm not saying its any easier for a big Non-Prof to raise money than a smaller Organization, but I just don't feel its in the spirit of this tax... Oh well, off to the Q!

damnit, we're not "CW"!!!

my taxes are supporting those ukranians? That's it, I quit!

Yeah, its not like when you fill out construction permits or whatever, there's a line item question: "Why did you choose to build here?"

i know market conditions aren't the same, but Gap Inc. might have a bad taste in their mouth from when their last time around downtown.

and i also get sick of responding about the property values, density, demand etc and difference between Cleveland and CHI&NYC