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^that's a sweet hotel.  looks like the place to be seen by the beautiful people

^Agree.  There really is no comparison.

bahua wrote: An American with 100% African heritage is about as rare as an American with 100% Lithuanian heritage.

so true...

I vote this to be the most idiotic thread of the new year!

We're hopeful he'll get an attractive scholarship offer... realizing it's a competitive world out there. He's a national merit semifinalist, top 1% of his class of 600, and scored a 36 on his ACT (one of Nebraska's "Magnificient Seven"  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9K1SewGp10 ).  Yes.....

I would think that STL county not having an earnings tax help a great deal with Clayton's emergence.

There are so damn many variable to these studies, they simply don't make sense.  It's not fair to StLouis in the least. The only way to even remotely guess at comparing cities is to somehow have a consistent data collection system which would include everything from what the PD's record, how they r...

nota wrote: Where are all the people? When I lived in STL-all I ever saw were Metrolink trains that were 3/4 empty (except for to and from the airport) and your pics show that it isn't different now.

http://stlouis.bizjournals.com/stlouis/ ... rround=lfn

you know, we have a saying at my place of employment.  it goes, "its time to shoot the engineers and get on with the project".  Decide something and start building.  This city is already way behind its peer cities when it comes to mass transit.

I often wonder, had Hitler waited another four years before starting this war..1944-1945, WWII would have had a different outcome; in Germany's favor, IMO.  Why, because of the German development of super weapons.i.e. rocket, jet technologies, etc.

Another thing it reinforced is my disgust with the overused and overhyped term " the Greatest Generation". This is my parents generation and it has always bothered me how this generation mistreated blacks, hispanics, native americans, japaneese americans, etc. These Americans were good en...

Louman wrote:
**Website** The Mercantile Exchange ("MX")

this sounds and looks like a phenomenal development for downtown STL or any downtown, IMO.  what retailers do you think it will attract?

I find this most interesting.  You have 4 Texas cities before KC placement of #28 


http://www.forbestraveler.com/2007/07/0 ... artner=aol

freaking awesome 

I'm sorry, I left that out. I spoke to her saying that she shouldn't leave her kids in the car alone. I was rewarded with a nice pleasant "F___ you Bitch" Right in front of all 3 kids. I was pleasant too. I know you guys will love it when I say that she was the stereotypical picture of a ...

I'm in Minneapolis right now. It's been six years, since I have been here last and the amount of new development in downtown Minneapolis is just incredible. One of the biggest excuses I have used for KC not getting any new towers is due to all the empty warehouses and office buildings we had to fil...

jlbomega wrote: Obviously you didn't read my post, thanks for your meaningless contribution to the discussion.

I reread your original post and you're right, I missed the meaning of your post. My bad

Don't shoot the messange, because I have never ridden the merto in STL nor do I know anything about it.  But I know all of my friends who live there say it's crap.  The main complaint is "it doesn't go anywhere" and "it's only useful to go to Cards games."  doesn't go anywhere, ...

JivecitySTL wrote: Phase I will be open in time for the '09 playoffs.

don't you mean the "All Star Game"?

LOL, probably the same ones that voted it down every chance they got.