Cuyahoga County   Common Pleas Judge John P. O'Donnell 

just appropriately ruled for the low bidder on the Brown's stadium concrete work. So, I thought, maybe here's a judge who is doing his job.  I Googled him. 

"Knowing love, I will allow all things to come and go. To be as supple as the wind, and take everything that comes with great courage. My heart is as open as the sky. Life is right in any case."

Lessons learned only mean something if CHANGE is effectuated to prevent the same mistakes in the future..... Who do you believe is capable of transforming Cleveland's (underground) politics beginning in 2014? 

Do we have anymore "ED FITZGERALD" types who have been FBI guys that are willing to take on the unethical regime at City Hall? 

Do we have any citizen groups willing to disrupt politics as usual in Cleveland City Hall? 

I received a headsup from an engineer that there is something going on with routing - he is in the Netherlands where he has been working with a team to reroute traffic from one of the main hubs in the Netherlands - looks like it is working.

Other main hubs are not so lucky, here you can see the latest raw data from (some) hubs:

[link to www.internettrafficreport.com] 

Must not be significant in the accountability scheme.......intriguing....just visit missingmoney.com and input a search....see if you or your agency is owed money lost in the shuffle! 

Mexico City (CNN) -- Hundreds of houses collapsed after a strong earthquake that rattled residents in southern Mexican resort towns and the nation's capital Tuesday, officials said.The quake had a magnitude of 7.4, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.Its epicenter was about 15 miles (25 kilometers) east of Ometepec, Guerrero, the USGS said, and its depth was about 12.4 miles (20 km).More than an hour after the quake, residents in Ometepec were feeling aftershocks, said Francisca Villalva Davila, the city's comptroller.

OPEN CHESS

Every day in the Social Sciences Department

(Home of the Cleveland Sports Research Center)

Request a chess set available at the reference desk, 5th floor, Louis Stokes Wing.  For more information, please contact the Social Sciences Department 216-623-2860.

OPEN CHESS

Every day in the Social Sciences Department

(Home of the Cleveland Sports Research Center)

Request a chess set available at the reference desk, 5th floor, Louis Stokes Wing.  For more information, please contact the Social Sciences Department 216-623-2860.

OPEN CHESS

Every day in the Social Sciences Department

(Home of the Cleveland Sports Research Center)

Request a chess set available at the reference desk, 5th floor, Louis Stokes Wing.  For more information, please contact the Social Sciences Department 216-623-2860.

Cleveland Public Library

MEDICARE INFORMATION FOR SENIORS

Tuesday, March 27, 2012 - 10 a.m. to 12 noon

Are you mystified by Medicare?  Confused by your coverage? Visit Main Library - Louis Stokes Wing on March 27 to get information and resources from a representative of the Ohio Senior Health Insurance Informtion program (OSHIIP). Topics covered by OSHIIP include:

* Medicare health coverage for seniors and for people under age 65 with disabilities

Cleveland Public Library

MEDICARE INFORMATION FOR SENIORS

Tuesday, March 27, 2012 - 10 a.m. to 12 noon

Are you mystified by Medicare?  Confused by your coverage? Visit Main Library - Louis Stokes Wing on March 27 to get information and resources from a representative of the Ohio Senior Health Insurance Informtion program (OSHIIP). Topics covered by OSHIIP include:

* Medicare health coverage for seniors and for people under age 65 with disabilities

Cleveland Public Library

MEDICARE INFORMATION FOR SENIORS

Tuesday, March 27, 2012 - 10 a.m. to 12 noon

Are you mystified by Medicare?  Confused by your coverage? Visit Main Library - Louis Stokes Wing on March 27 to get information and resources from a representative of the Ohio Senior Health Insurance Informtion program (OSHIIP). Topics covered by OSHIIP include:

* Medicare health coverage for seniors and for people under age 65 with disabilities

(a few minutes ago about 7:20 pm on saturday feb. 25, 2012 i heard a tone sound in my right ear like when a hearing test the different frequencys) (guy sophia heard frequency before detected on instruments) (earthquakes and tornados etc. are twin triplets etc. - all connected happenings) -(about 4:50 pm a few minutes ago march 19,2012 a low fequency sound lasting about 30 seconds in my left ear)sophia& guy

by Staff Writers Bloomington IN (SPX) Mar 16, 2012

Eleven plaintiffs have filed a lawsuit in Texas district court against 18 firms whose mobile phone apps "surreptitiously harvest, upload and illegally steal the owner's address book data without the owner's knowledge or consent," the lawsuit alleges.

The lawsuit also claims that the uploads “have, quite literally, turned the address book owners’ wireless mobile devices into mobile radio beacons broadcasting and publicly exposing the unsuspecting device owner’s address book data to the world,” PC Mag reports.

NEW YORK (AP) — It was a decade when tens of millions of people in the U.S. experienced mass unemployment and social upheaval as the nation clawed its way out of the Great Depression and rumblings of global war were heard from abroad.Now, intimate details of 132 million people who lived through the 1930s will be disclosed as the U.S.

CLEVELAND - A parishioner of a Cleveland church has chosen a unique way to get the message out about reopening close churches.The parishioner, who attends St. Wendelin, has purchased space on an electronic billboard on Carnegie Ave.The message reads, “Bishop of the Cleveland Catholic Diocese, reopen our church doors! Reopen our parishes! Now!”

The Social Sciences Department of the Cleveland Public Library will hold their non-fiction book club discussion on Thursday, 

April  12, 2012 at 12:00 PM in the Social Sciences Department (Sports Research Center).  We will discuss the book entitled, "The WHORE of AKRON: One Man's Search for the Soul of Lebron James." (Scott Raab)

The Social Sciences Department of the Cleveland Public Library will hold their non-fiction book club discussion on Thursday, April  12, 2012 at 12:00 PM in the Social Sciences Department (Sports Research Center).  We will discuss the book entitled, "The WHORE of AKRON: One Man's Search for the Soul of Lebron James." (Scott Raab)

THANK YOU FOR ALL OF YOUR EFFORTS ON BEHALF OF THE PUBLIC IN CUYAHOGA COUNTY AND THE REGION! WE DO APPRECIATE YOUR DEDICATION, DILIGENCE, AND DETERMINATION IN DISRUPTING CORRUPTION ON OUR BEHALF! 

Many of us ARE aware of the personal sacrifice, the ongoing requirements, and the vicious cycles you are mitigating to accomplish your mission of protecting the public at large from dishonorable and unethical public servant practices. Moreover; we appreciate your desire to "clean up" the ugly that has permeated our region for TOO LONG! 

Cleveland Plain Dealer has an editorial that says "Legal Aid needs a funding lifeline"..... Who will step up and help this very imperative organization that protects the legal rights of the low income families in our community at large?

Every once in a while a study pops up on the National Library of Medicine's bibliographic database known as MEDLINE that not only confirms the therapeutic relevance of natural substances in cancer treatment, but blows the conventional approach out of the water. Published in 2007 in the journal Planta Medica, researchers found that an enzyme extracted from pineapple stems known as bromelain was superior to the

CLEVELAND - About 80 Cleveland police officers from all over the city fanned out across the second district Tuesday night in a show of force against crime.According to Commander Keith Sulzer, the mild weather this winter has contributed to an increase in crime. "Not anything to be too alarmed about," he said. "But there's been an increase and we're going to address it with what we have, as much as we can."The officers spread out into seven west side neighborhoods, including Ohio City, where there have been a lot of car break-ins recently.