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How I Wish I Was There. :-)

can i draft Stephen Curry from Davidson? haha

Looks good. Maybe emphasize more or elaborate more about college grads leaving Cincinnati to other cities. I am about to be a college grad, and this streetcar issue will either lean me one way or another on where I will look for a job once I graduate.

I am just throwing this out there, no one attack me. :police: Does Cincinnati really NEED a Streetcar, or is this more of a WANT issue? Are we hoping to get a streetcar just to say that we are on the same level of other cities with streetcars? I am all about alternative modes of transportation, but how will a streetcar better ALL of Cincinnati; Price Hill, Hyde Park, College Hill and all points between? I know a streetcar is a step in the right direction, don't get me wrong, but it only addresses a very small portion of the city. There are about 350,000 people in Cincinnati and as of right now the street car has plans to connect roughly 50,000 (high estimates - OTR and Pill Hill). Thoughts? Don't attack the poster, I just want to see some solid answers to those questions.

^My bracket is in complete shambles...

im in

And the Winners are..... The YouTube 2007 Videos of the year. http://www.youtube.com/ytawards07

Not really sure if this video fits in here, but I'm YouTubin until my laundry is done, but I found this. I am not sure what the air date of this video is, but it showcases people living downtown. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EqGKrmBtB9o

CBS Sportsline is streaming every game live for FREE. http://ncaasports.com/mmod/?source=mktg_mmod08_vip2_lvhp&refcode=mmod08_vip2_lvhp Enjoy.

So nice they named it twice

^ ...thanks for the great insight. I meant the Robo Cop on Vine, painted on the building

We will agree to disagree. This argument could obvious go on forever citing many examples. What ESPN does need is an anchor like Erica Hill....

^So, if ESPN was based out of Denver, we would be flooded with Broncos/Rockies and Nuggets coverage?

Does anyone know the history of RoboCop?

It is ESPN, they have already established their agenda on who watches it. I would much rather watch a different baseball team every week, than a different baseball team playing the Yankees every week. That is pretty much what it boils down to on ESPN. The game of the week is usually who ever is playing the Yankees that night. Granted, with the lopsided scheduling that baseball has with teams playing the majority of their game against divisional rivals, You will see the Yankees and Red Sox play, what it seems like, every night on ESPN. That link might be a one time coincidence about the Yankees, but I find it to be the case more than not. I would love to watch Seattle play, or the Texas Rangers much rather than the Yankees every night. --off soapbox

amazing pics. Cincinnati's skyline always cheers me up

If I know my history about Charlotte, didn't they (whomever) completely demolish the "old" downtown of Charlotte in the late 70's early 80's and began building the "Uptown"?

I miss Bojangles so much...maybe we can trade a Skyline for a Bojangles

I enjoyed my 4 years living there. Side note, Greenville's population is primary made up of from out of town. This is because of the close proximity to the North American HQ's of Michelin and also BMW North America, which is located in Greer, SC, about 20 minutes to the east. Also, there is a GE plant which produced Gas Turbines, among other items. When I lived there, 1994-1998, that area was on of the fastest growing regions in the South, thanks to the recent opening of the BMW Plant. Greenville is a very fun town. Thanks Randy.

ugh, I hate Nancy...

I personally miss the old JHall location. Of course, moving to Newport was probably the best thing they could have done. I liked the atmosphere that was in the OTR location.

^people really drive hours for a store like that? blah...

im in... "THE Bracket"

^exactly, private developers and private investors only see one color...Green.