Cleveland’s downtown Councilman Joe Cimperman points out that the  Rail Road Station design competition reception on Friday, January 29 took place only a day after Ohio received 400 million dollars in stimulus funds to be used to connect Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati by passenger rail.

These students from Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy enjoyed the steamy plant 

and animal life at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo.

Apple has annouced the much wanted, and long awaited iPad.  This device is something that has recieved missed reviews about to be sure.  There has been a big push by apple on the web surfing aspec of this device.

 your words echo tremont - tremont west development corporation and others-    about the controlled community outreach...Submitted by heartClevelandT... on January 31, 2010 - 2:07am.   Community outreach cannot be defined as the CEO’s initial int

'I'm Scott Brown. I drive a truck'   (NEWLY ELECTED SENATOR BROWN IS FOR WATERBOARDING PRISONORS)

Martin Rowson: Worldwide appeal by UN seeking to raise $550m for Haiti

The Haiti quake must not be dismissed as an 'act of God' This was foreseeable. We now owe it to Haitians to spend one tenth of aid on preparing for future earthquakes

© Steve Bell 2010

A Spanish policewoman stands with her K9 upon arrival at the airport of Port-au-Prince in Haiti on January, 19, 2010. The number of people killed in last week's devastating Haitian earthquake has risen to 75,000, while 250,000 were injured and a million left homeless, the Haitian government said January 19, 2010.

Some people (including some Christians, most Jews, and nearly all Muslims) understand their Scriptures to be the exact words of God. They believe that their Scriptures have been miraculously preserved to be in exactly the state God created them, because any change would represent the corruption of the word of God.

But doesn't ANY difference affect the reliability of the Bible?

It depends how you understand Scripture.

Last night can be seen as a hopeful sign for Cleveland with participation of artists/architects from around the world. 

 Pictured: Three cheetahs spare tiny antelope's life... and play with him instead

The Tremont West Development Corp. (TWDC) Annual Membership/Election of new board members meeting went off last night without incident.  It was the second meeting in two months calling for members to vote in favor of the proposed changes to the by-laws and Articles of Incorporation.

When quorum was not obtained at the special meeting held in November, TWDC staff and board members worked dilligently at purging a few hundred names from the membership list.  This lowered the number of members currently registered to approximately 517. 

WASHINGTON, D.C. (January 27, 2010) – The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission today issued new interpretive guidance that clarifies what publicly-traded companies need to disclose to investors in terms of climate-related 'material' effects on business operations, whether from new emissions management policies, the physical impacts of changing weather or business opportunities associated with the growing clean energy economy.

haiti earthquake

January 28, 2010

Exclusive: The US, UK and EU See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil Regarding Radical Islam

Tom McLaughlin

Did an 8.6 Quake Hit China?

Something occurred in China yesterday, something that may have been a magnitude 8.6 quake.

 Dear Community Members, Please see the information below on how you can assist and support the families impacted by the explosion on W. 83rd Street. DSCDO is now accepting donations of furniture, household furnishing, clothing, or other needed supplies. In addition, financial contributions are also being accepted.

I've been thinking lead poisoning victims should send letters containing lead dust samples to the homes of people who clearly don't consider lead poisoning a serious matter. What do you think? Anything wrong with sending a perfectly legal substance that is spewed upon the public by Mittal and Cleveland Thermal to the families of the CEOs of the companies and enterprises that buy dirty power and steel from them?

How about sending lead to the politicians who vote for dirty coal burning, like the Cleveland City Council members who voted for AMP?

These asian carp have me very concerned.  Bubble nets, poisons, sounding devices and physical barriers only slow these little bastards down.  We, as defenders of all the Great Lake resources, must brainstorm a better way to rid these little devils from their pending invasion. 

I'll start the brainstorm.

This was copied and pasted from Facebook.

Neighborhood Response to Support Victims of West 83rd St. Explosion:

Ward 15 Councilman Matt Zone, the Detroit Shoreway Community Development Organization (DSCDO), and many concerned residents and organizations are working together to assist families affected by the explosion that occurred on West 83rd Street (to read the Plain Dealer article on the explosion, please click here).

I am a IT person, that is, I've been trained in that direction. Yes, Information Technology the wave of the future and the backbone of business. As of late there are no wavy backbones!

You go to school to get the geist of the IT world but when it comes time to get a job, you are unequipped to work. Firstly HR people only read the job descriptions, if you don't fit you're out. Then companies don't want to train you if you are short on experience. Let's examine this a little closer.

Good Afternoon Everyone!
The Social Sciences Department of the Cleveland Public Library will start a new session for their book club discussions beginning Thursday, March 11, 2010. Our discussion will be held in the Social Sciences Department where we will discuss the book entitled: Home From Nowhere: Remaking Our Everyday World for the 21st Century, by James Howard Kunstler.