It's been another long, hard year on the road.  I've been working in San Francisco for the last 11 months, and it has taken a lot out of me.  I'm looking forward to spending 3 consecutive weeks at home for the first time since June.

One of the things I'm going to do while I'm home is learn more about OneCleveland.  A friend of a friend works for them, and the info on the website looks good.  Hey, anything I can do to help promote ultra broadband in Cleveland is a good thing.

Here's a blurb from their website:
OneCleveland is a nonprofit provider of a community-based ultra broadband networking services to educational, governmental, research, arts, cultural, nonprofit and healthcare organizations in Greater Cleveland.

Subscribers to the network are connected to each other and the Internet backbone at gigabit speeds. OneCleveland also works with technology companies and its subscribers to develop and deploy next generation applications and services that take advantage of the network.

Check them out...

Cheers,
m²