the pope

i knew for some reason wauseon rang a bell.

double bah.

hmm...must explain why atlanta is such a great city then. Sorry, low blow.

outside of this forum, how many people really take pride in their cities skyscrapers? Man, Dubai must be a sweet city because of the skyscrapers going up. But unless you've been or watch a lot of PBS, the project probably doesn't even phase you (sorry for the over generalization)

JMasek, Can you explain the security cameras? Like, Who is watching them? Has RTA noticed a difference in crime? (if that was their intent) Who decides where they go? Why does the LRT platform at E.55th have them and not the HRT Platform? How many are in use? Locations? Full build out of the system? Tied into the Trolley (E&B-Line) camera system? And any other question that you think might come up related to them...(no, I'm not anti-surveillance)

so you're telling me that If i learn flash, I'll be more qualified that whomever produced that intro? sweet, "ma, look i'm a graphics designer now!"

clipping path? When you let a 5th grader use the lasso icon and take along all of the background pixels (in this case white) to create the white pixelated fringe?

In more ways than one! Buffalo is a dump. funny I was just saying the same thing about Cincinnati...

can't a guy give columbus some loving?

They had choices. a vote is a vote. upstate, get over it! I think you can understand his point. what the hell does a new yorker (the city) know about life in Chattaqua or vise versa

tentative for me. Depends on a lot of variables right now (new lease or not new lease.....)

^since we are talking about rentals, how active is WECO in the area? http://www.wecofund.com/

well geez, why don't we just build a bar in your basement and have Ms. KOOW serve us drinks?

http://www.loftsofmerchantsrow.com/ took like 7 properties along a block, i think....

betty's? I'm more of a surly girl kinda guy.

that doesn't look like ohio......

New metro GDP stats show slow Columbus growth Business First of Columbus - Business First Wednesday, September 26, 2007 A new federal report that calculates the Gross Domestic Product in more than 300 metropolitan areas nationwide shows the value of goods and services in the Columbus area has grown well below the national pace in recent years. MORE: http://columbus.bizjournals.com/columbus/stories/2007/09/24/daily18.html

sounds like a clevelander trying to tell columbus how to roll

about five miles. Currently connected to downtown by the Red Line (Heavy) and soon to be connected by the Silver Line (BRT, 2008)

E 116th, just south of the new dorms on the CWRU campus

kids, you want to talk about moving back to cleveland, and what to do with the forum, how about, not in this thread anymore?

which building exactly?

http://www.urbanohio.com/forum2/index.php?action=stats

go griffins!

thanks for the leg work, i was about to start googling.