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Cyclones lead series 3-1 One victory from Kelly Cup finals BY ANDREW MILLER | ENQUIRER CONTRIBUTOR NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. - The special teams were indeed special Friday night for the Cincinnati Cyclones. Jason Deitsch scored two power-play goals, and Cincinnati goalie Cedrick Desjardins stopped 35 shots to lead the Cyclones past the Stingrays 3-1 Friday in Game 4 of the American Conference finals before 4,982 at the North Charleston Coliseum. The Cyclones lead the best-of-seven ECHL Kelly Cup series 3-1 and can eliminate the Stingrays in Game 5 here tonight. The Cyclones scored three power-play goals in the first period and limited the Stingrays, who lost for the first time at home in the postseason, to one goal on the man advantage. More at http://www.enquirer.com

I can't tell for sure but it kinda looks like the bottom sign says something like " ?????????? TN - 100' "

I've had to down size my form of transportation.

^^ LOL

I used to work in the Knoxville area. It's a nice place.

I love that court house.

Just a quick question. As I was driving North on 71 by the Red Bank Rd. exit I saw two tall cranes. One was red and the other was blue and white. Does anybody know what is going on there?

Awesome, I wish I could have went.

I don't wanna take a side in this so all I'm going to say is this. I think the main reason people move to the suburbs is because a lot of times it is cheaper but they aren't that far from downtown of a major city. I don't think it's always because of the education system or quality of living in the area. Perhaps, just perhaps, living in a major city isn't for everybody. That's just me though.

More carries from Perry? With 5th-year RB healthy, deal for Alexander unlikely BY MARK CURNUTTE | [email protected] The reason the Bengals didn't take a running back in last month's NFL Draft wasn't because they wanted to sign Shaun Alexander, who had been released by Seattle. The reason is that running back Chris Perry, their oft-injured 2004 first-round pick, appears to be healthy and ready to play this year. Perry, 26, who has played just one full season in four years in the NFL, has two years remaining on his rookie contract. Full story: http://news.enquirer.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080510/SPT02/305100073

21 so I'm still young and dumb

It's kind of funny that this is brought up now cause just the other day when I was talking about going to downtown Cincy to eat and find something to do they must have thought I was crazy with they look they gave me. The funny part, I guess, is how people always hook onto any bad news that gets sprayed their way but just completely ignore any news that shows or means progress is being made.

This is my favorite building in West Union.

Cool. Thanks.

Does anybody know where Portsmouth goes in this list?

First and middle initials, last name, and my favorite number.

I doubt any have the resources financially to do anything. I believe there is a local foundation that owns and maintains some of the buildings, though. Well, at least that is something. It's a shame they couldn't afford to do more though.

That's got a nice ring to it. I like it.

Gas is now $3.75 where I live and $3.63 just 15 minutes away. This sh!t is ridiculous.

Wow, how could the people that live there let this happen?. These pics are just depressing.

I wish I could go but I'll be out of state for the weekend so I won't be able to watch them this time either.

Cyclones Headed To American Conference Finals! Date: Monday, May 5, 2008 CINCINNATI – The Cincinnati Cyclones advanced to the American Conference Finals with a 6-1 win over Reading Monday night in the seventh game of the best of seven series. Jason Deitsch and Mathieu Aubin each scored a goal and had tow assists to pace the offense. Cedrick Desjardins stopped 30 shots in taking the win. The five goal margin was the most lopsided victory in a seventh game in the 20 year history of the ECHL. There was no scoring in the first period, as the teams each ended with 15 shots on goal in the frame. For the first time in the Kelly Cup playoffs the Cyclones exploded for four goals in a period in opening a 4-0 edge. More at http://www.enquirer.com

Cueto snaps Reds' five-game slide Rookie right-hander notches eight strikeouts in six innings By Mark Sheldon / MLB.com CINCINNATI -- Johnny Cueto snapped a five-start winless streak while the Reds snapped a five-game losing streak with a 5-3 win over the Cubs in Monday's series opener before 20,289 fans at Great American Ball Park. Cueto (2-3) pitched six innings for his first win since April 3. The 22-year-old allowed three earned runs and six hits with two walks and eight strikeouts. Cincinnati had a 5-1 lead through three innings without scoring an earned run off of Cubs starter Ryan Dempster (4-1). Read more at www.mlb.com It's sad when you have to get excited about winning one game.

Does anybody know if the Cyclones are winning. I don't pick up 96 Rock where I live and I no longer have TV :cry:

This is the before the landscaping stone but after painting the house and porch and cleaning up the trash.