Submitted by Norm Roulet on Thu, 05/27/2010 - 19:32.
Drew Carey visits Cleveland with his ideas on improving the city
Drew Carey was in Cleveland today to discuss his series of documentaries "Reason Saves Cleveland" with Cleveland City Council - this is an interview he conducted with Cleveland.com, offering some of his personal perspectives on the economic situation here and his efforts to improve conditions here. Additional coverage of his interesting libertarian perspectives is found at Cleveland.com here... I can't say I agree with all that I have seen of these documentaries but I do intend to explore Carey's overall vision and his willingness to follow-through further.
Submitted by Quest-News-Serv... on Wed, 05/26/2010 - 01:43.
Cleveland, OH - 19 Action News uncovering new charges in the Cuyahoga County corruption investigation that point directly at County Auditor Frank Russo.
19 Action News Reporter Paul Orlousky has details - First at Four. More>>
Submitted by Quest-News-Serv... on Wed, 05/26/2010 - 01:21.
CLEVELAND, OH - A horrific attack in Cleveland. A young woman is raped in her own home. Police say an armed thug broke into her house on Fairfield Avenue. More>>
Submitted by tremontsoul on Tue, 05/25/2010 - 22:45.
In order to start the process of integrating our property around treehouse into the street-scape and moving towards a green-scape down the main street of tremont; you're invited to walk, mingle, bring chairs to sit and converse with neighbors and friends and enjoy the day on the space on june 6th without vehicles impeding that enjoyment. We just ask that you pick up after yourself when you leave. There may be many residents and new friends to be made and exchanged.
Submitted by Quest-News-Serv... on Tue, 05/25/2010 - 01:15.
Aldous Huxley once wrote, "It is impossible to live without a metaphysic. The choice that is given us is not between some kind of metaphysic and no metaphysic; it is always between a good metaphysic and a bad metaphysic." By this we are to understand that men necessarily have principles for dealing with reality, and these principles transcend those of any particular science -- even that of economics.
Submitted by Quest-News-Serv... on Tue, 05/25/2010 - 00:49.
Eye witness reports from Georgia, Minnesota, Alabama, Kansas, and perhaps Texas suggest large scale mobilizations and deployment in progress for National Guard Units.
We were under the impression that National Guard in Georgia were being deployed to help evacuate Florida in the event of toxic fumes from the oil spill if the government decided to light the booms.
However, we are seeing reports from multiple states throughout the country.
Submitted by briancummins on Mon, 05/24/2010 - 19:23.
At this evening's Cleveland City Council meeting, Ordinance Number 496-10, the 10-year no-bid contract for LED products and a promise of 350 jobs from Sunpu Opto has been tabled! -- suspend consideration of a pending motion.
Submitted by briancummins on Mon, 05/24/2010 - 16:56.
It is unlikely there will be a vote this evening on the 10-year no-bid Sunpu Opto LED lighting contract.
It appears the votes for and against the Sunpu Opto agreement are holding. Today we believe that we are at 9-Yea and 9-Nay and the 19th vote - Councilman Matt Zone (who was recorded as a Yea on a roll call vote last Monday) - is out of town and is not expected to be present for this evening's meeting.
Submitted by Norm Roulet on Mon, 05/24/2010 - 15:41.
show of Depeche Mode in the station rose bowl-
THE HANDSHAKE SEALS THE CONTRACT FROM THE CONTRACT THERE´S NO TURNING BACK THE TURNING POINT OF A CAREER IN KOREA BEING INSINCERE THE HOLIDAY WAS FUN-PACKED THE CONTRACT, STILL INTACT
Submitted by Norm Roulet on Mon, 05/24/2010 - 00:32.
The NYTimes reported today that "The Jamaican government declared a state of emergency in portions of Kingston, the capital, on Sunday after supporters of a gang leader who is wanted in the United States on gun and drug charges attacked three police stations in an attempt to pressure the government to let him remain free, officials said." The Jamaica Observer offers more local perspective: "The political fallout, however, appears to be of little consequence to the women of West Kingston who seem more concerned with the fact that Coke has been a benefactor for many years, a man who, they said, ensures their safety, is mainly responsible for sending their children to school and putting food on their tables."
Submitted by briancummins on Sun, 05/23/2010 - 23:33.
Click on the following images below of an Inter-Office Memo from Councilman Anthony Brancatelli to Council President Martin Sweeney regarding the Sunpu Opto legislation. (You should be able to enlarge them once you open each image up).
Councilman Brancatelli, who was absent for the Monday, May 17th Council Meeting has requested the legislation be placed back into five of Council's Committees.
A beautiful sound in the neighborhood this morning. You could almost feel the quiet. Even a couple of Harley riders out for a Sunday drive didn't seem to rumble the 'hood.
It's amazing how much difference there is in the way the church goers close their car doors than the rowdy patrons coming to the bar scene.
Jerasoft Development, the leading VoIP billing software developer, warns that fraud third party companies have been spreading pirate beta-version of Billbery 3.0.5. The Beta software is pre-release version, issued by Jerasoft Development for testing but wasn't intended for sales or distribution. VoIP providers who are buying Billbery at low cost from the fraud dealers, are likely to get problems when trial period of beta version expires in the nearest future.
Submitted by Quest-News-Serv... on Sat, 05/22/2010 - 02:52.
And the inescapable truth - as FBI crime reports and numerous law enforcement and academic studies conclude - is that more guns clearly equal less crime. Where there are more guns per capita, violent crime goes down, particularly crimes of assault, such as rape, burglary and robbery. This is good. This is what the NRA stands for. Anti-gunners, not so much.
Submitted by Quest-News-Serv... on Sat, 05/22/2010 - 02:23.
ORIGINAL CAPTION: A dragonfly tries to clean itself as it is stuck to marsh grass covered in oil from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, in Garden Island Bay on the Gulf Coast of Louisiana near Venice on May 18. (Gerald Herbert / AP)
Submitted by Norm Roulet on Fri, 05/21/2010 - 18:30.
As recently as the 1990s, I subscribed to multiple newspapers and cable television for news reporting, costing perhaps $100 per month... filling my hallway with stacks of dead trees and pumping undesirable broadcast spam into my home by coax. Over the past decade, new technologies have replaced for me all the functionality offered by copper cables, newsprint and mainstream media in the past, expanding the value of information, and what mainstream media I do access is on-line, real-time, and converged to free multimedia accessible by multiple wired and wireless platforms via open source technologies.