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the first columbus zoo was in clintonville, the second one was in franklin park Clintonville doesn't count. It was a petting zoo :). Whatever "Golden Lamb." :-) http://www.clintonville.com/history/h_zoo.html

All of Columbus's media angles its reach towards SE Ohio. Those are the potential clientele of Columbus's schools, businesses, retail, restaurants, housing, etc...

The "Games" Gang?! :-P :wink: Kid Leo now does one of the Sirious Satilite Radio Stations (I think the Garage Rock station) and if any of you get the chance, there was a book published, in 2002 (give or take a year) about WMMS entitled "Radio Daze" by Chris Olszewski. Somehow a copy made its way down here to LSU, but I've only been able to skim through the book.

So Sherman, have you bickered with SP Cook & Arif over this, on MTR, as well? :wink2:

Did you just come up with this, or is it located somewhere else?

A potential canidate for LSU's Landscape Architect school. (Their computer labs have Microstation)

Hey Atlas! You think you could get Malicki or O'Kelly's ear and get either one of them to write a rebuttal to that editorial?

Kill the Shoutbox. It disrupts my flow as I try to read the forums. (and I have no one to shout with in the middle of the day.)

Well, the geography has been updated in the 23 months since. Next step, The "Other counties in Ohio" Barbie series

Shouldn't "Reynoldsburg Barbie" be "Whitehall Barbie," or am I waaaaaay out of date.

Nice red X. :?

100%, 100% However, if the questions weren't multiple choice my score would drop to 50-70%.

Only CAGIS I know about is the computer lab that I'm reading/posting on the internet from here at LSU. :wtf:

Yeah, we're dealing with "influences" which are as clear as the Mississippi River. :wtf: :|

If you get distracted by a digital billboard, you must need medicine for ADD. :roll: Any other point of contention on digital billboards is fair game for debate.

From the Mississippi Delta.... Clarksdale (Now home to the Delta Blues Museum)http://www.deltabluesmuseum.org Helena, Ark. (Now home to the Delta Cultural Center)http://www.deltaculturalcenter.com/ Shelby (Now home to the local library) Cleveland (It was refurbished sometime between 1999 and 2003) Moorhead (I'll admit up front that I could be wrong about this building. There were once tracks, heading north, towards the water tower in front of that building on the right) Greenwood (The City of New Orleans still stops in Greenwood, but that station is elsewhere in town)

Way too soon. Though I don't understand the RnR HOF's 25 year cutoff. (25 years from which album? Their very first or first "major label" release)

Most likely Sunday Blue Laws waaaaaaaay back in the day (I'm guessing pre WW1)

That's because "no one"* wants to admit to liking those bands. Hell, should the Fusion bands of that era; Mahavishnu Orchestra, Weather Report, Return to Forever, get some consideration for HOF as well? * - No I'm not calling you "no one" RiverViewer. :-)

I wasn't talking about Urban Meyer...I was talking about the Florida running back who played HS fball with Reading HS. BTW, he turned down Tressel and the Bucks for Florida! Because he wasn't interested in playing second fiddle to Clarrett (same recruiting class). Who'd thunk that would come back to haunt OSU 4 years later.

No, I just challenge people to act upon what they wish for wistfully here on UrbanOhio. Kingfish wants people to send letters to their editors everyday. We're three days behind.

How about taking out the money to replace the Main St & Town St bridges and use that towards light/freight/heavy/rail/streetcars instead?

No, you're "God." Vanity is not your strong suit.

I blame "God" for the lack of Columbus photos and discussions. :wink2:

Guitars. Or maybe just induct Eddie & Alex and blow off the rest of the band.