the pope

ha. But seriously, why not represent two of the four guardians, instead of duplicating the same one twice?

^ooh, now put the merchandise mart on there.

"ooh, i'm so original, look at me, i'm mayday, i have a tripod, i know how to hold a camera level, blah blah blah"

i want to see an ol' timey transit nerd fight.

well really you should have done that back in 2005........

well if you would have made it to ingenuity........

I am certainly not the final word on this, but I can say that I have heard nothing about changing anything on the trolleys. They are one of our most popular modes, and "if it ain't broke, don't fix it." However, I promise that I will pass your suggestions along to RTA's decision-makers. Even successful products need to refresh themselves from time to time. Oh I can certainly understand that, its just I wish someone would have thought of this before the two lines were named. Is it B for business, and E for entertainment? Was there a reason? (and yes, on some level, I realize how trivial of an issue this is)

i think its mapquest has some of the most obscure and old neighborhoods listed on their maps. You'll find Big Italy listed on there too.

and a $6.75 stadium beer to boot!

Also, on a busy city street, "E" & "B" sound very similar and lead to a lot of "what?"s between operators, passengers, bystanders and waiters.

since you ask, eastside > westside

westsider!

^i wonder how many misdemeanors the cleveland police process in a night? Any ballpark number KJP, just to really hit home how large our jails would need to be.....

always meant to stop by, now i don't have too!

yay, i'll be at the game go lions!

thanks for making me laugh with the crazy statue muskers.

and if any of your are familiar with detroit, Fort Street used to be the river's edge.

except for that whole human rights thing.........

JMasek, 1) What is the progress on the naming rights for the Silver Line? You don't have to give out specifics, but is there bona fide general interest? 2) Your Wi-fi comment got me thinking, has anyone ever voiced concern over some mobile providers networks along certain routes? I'm a daily Green Liner, and Verizon is only good for certain pockets. I'm thinking back to my days in DC, where the Metro there worked with Verizon to literally have towers placed in tunnels (or here: tower city) and improved call quality along the routes.

I recall a PD article maybe a year or two ago, where since the 1990 Census, the %Foreign Born or those claiming Italian ancestry has plummeted from around 45% to below 20% in the full 2000 census. Other parts spoke towards massively changing demographics, specifically regarding age and country of origin.

all things equal, i'd much rather be on the goodtime II

damnit, you made me hungry with your pizza pizza reference. Now if only I could get ring-a-wing to deliver here.

^that ferry proposal is all wrong, it doesn't get me where I need to be.

^excluding the mass transit options, none of those do nothing to reduce the amount of cars, all it will do is create a new and higher level of car volume, ergo, increasing congestion in the long run

mmm....cookie