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Agree. + Kizer's inaccuracy. Hard to tell how many of the inaccurate passes were bad routes and/or miscommunication between him and the receivers or just plain inaccuracy. I'm pretty worried that it was the latter. I think one of the nocks against him coming out of college was inaccuracy and not being consistent.

This probably needs its own topic. They are just reinventing the f-n vending machine.

does the 70k get you the other properties? "This property priced to sell in the package deal with 118 Mulberry St, 210 Dorchester Ave, 437 Milton St, and 14 Findlay St. "

^ if it is a bubble I would sell and by back around 2k. If you think it will change the world then Hodl till 500k.

You could not pay me to live in a house with driveway access from Columbia Parkway.

^as far as I know they are going ahead with the tear down of the 3 houses on Howell and the parking lot to add a garage and apartment building. This will only help the CM. The only objection from the neighborhood is some people would prefer condos and not just apartments. Not sure if that is possible in the current market right now.

^ thank you.

I would like the ability to block a user, and not see any post they make. Nextdoor can do this and it has made that app so much more enjoyable.

^ ^^ we went from a 2 B surplus to 1 B in the hole? In 1 month. Sens. Joe Schiavoni of Boardman and Kenny Yuko of Richmond Heights, both Democrats, introduced legislation recently that would take $200 million from the state's $2 billion surplus. The money would be spent over two years and also require insurance companies to cover medications used to treat drug addiction. http://www.cleveland.com/naymik/index.ssf/2017/05/talk_it_out_should_ohio_tap_it.html

Around 2008 I was in the exact same Guitar Center (near Tri-County Mall) and went over to the DJ area and started hitting some buttons and twisting knobs on some dumb little box. Some guy asked me if I was a DJ. I looked at him bewildered and said no I just started hitting buttons and twisting knobs. That was back when you hit buttons, and twisted knobs. Now you just hit play.

The pool opens at 11am your video is 39 seconds long, shocking only a couple of people got there right at opening. You could shoot that same video at all pools in Cincinnati both public and private with the same results. esp on Sunday.

Friday the greatest comeback against the greatest team begins. Lets just enjoy the ride.

"9. Installing solar panels will help charge electric vehicles at night." Solar panels work great at night. :-D

every thread formats correctly for me on firefox, except the FCC thread, I have to scroll over to the right to read long post.

John Mayer has gotten a lot of new rich older fans from playing with the Gratefull Dead.

If CPS selling their football stadium is the answer. Why cant UC sell Nippert to FCC? Heck FCC could use equity to buy it, and it the equity could go into UC investment portfolio. UC is already putting money into hedge funds why would this be any different.

e One more JC failed project.

JC is going to fast track this in hopes that it helps get out the east side vote for him.

yep i want that usc kid if he comes out.

^ dobbs??

From November. I'm happy with how last night played out. I think Greg williams wanted Peppers, He will play the same role that Mark Barron played for the rams.

I like the fact that Adams dad played in the NFL, and also he has been labeled as the QB of the defense. Everyone says MG is going to be the next hall of fame player, but something scares me about him. I know he is a freak, but something about the bowl game I watched him not try in and the weird way he ran his 40 at the combine.

I would like this trade, and at 5 you could also get Adams who I think is going to be amazing.

Rep. Tim Ryan suggests relocating federal agencies outside Washington, D.C. By Sabrina Eaton, cleveland.com on April 20, 2017 at 6:39 PM, updated April 20, 2017 at 8:41 PM WASHINGTON, D. C. - Could federal employment transplanted from the nation's capital replace some of the jobs lost in other parts of the country? That's what Rep. Tim Ryan wants to find out. The Niles Democrat introduced legislation Thursday that would establish a commission to study relocating federal agencies to economically distressed parts of the country, or "areas with expertise in the mission and goal of the agency." While the congressman said the nation should be proud of Washington, D.C. and its historic role, he said "the Founding Fathers could not have imagined our current federal government system, with more than 300,000 federal workers in the Washington D.C. metropolitan area in 190 federally-owned buildings and 500 leased buildings." MORE: http://www.cleveland.com/metro/index.ssf/2017/04/rep_tim_ryan_suggests_relocati.html#incart_most-commented_metro_article Tim Ryan is such a good congressman, the Democrats lost a good opportunity to move more to the center after this last election, When they stuck with Nancy Pelosi instead of going with Tim.

I wonder if this can be a solution for the new home of the CCAC?