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willy mo is a double away from the cycle

It sadly just represents how much our culture is a *ick measuring contest, to see who has the bigger SUV :cry:

I don't know about that, he got his surgery around the same time as Carson palmer and he is practicing now. plus BE had his injury a couple months before the surgery so they did the surgery after swelling was gone.

come to cincy it's not whats your name, what do you do, it's what highschool did you go to.

Bravo :clap:

I went to Hudson High, then transfered to Kent for my JR year when my parents split up. :wave:

Yeah, that's what I was thinking. I used to run cross country in high school, and we always had to mix up our runs between parks/gravel bike paths and hardtop. Now I just do biking so I don't have to have any impact =) It's funny, off topic, but in the winter when it's cold, I tried to run to stay in shape and my legs hurt BAD, worse than they ever have before. I think it must have to do with the different muscles I've been using. yep just the different muscles, cross training is really the best way to avoid the impact that running on sidewalks causes. now that i have a pass to the rec I'm trying to bike, and swim more.

Si, Gildone. Imagine if they, or better yet we NEO folks, could formulate a rubber street that could expand and contract with the freeze/thaw cycles, yet be dense enough to support car and truck traffic. then maybe ODOT or more appropriately, Oh Dept Of Autos, could spend their portion of the federal gas tax (approx $0.17/gallon) on something other than road widening and re-paving. regardless, good thoughts on this rubberpaving - im all for saving our tree investments. You would think akron would be all over this Ideal, with it being the rubber capitol and all.

That big blue thing right north of cleveland is Lake erie :-D

I want them, it would be great on my knees when I'm running. 5-6 miles can just kill your body if your running on concreate.

^ did you go to HHS ?

400IH = 400 Intermedate Hurdles they are 6 inches lower then the 110 hurdles, so the 400ih are 36" high and the 110 are 42" He is not just a guy who ran track for LSU, but an Olympian. their is a big difference their. this is his bio from USATF BENNIE BRAZELL Events: 400 meter Hurdles Height: 6-1 Weight: 165 PRs: 47.67 (2005) Born: June 2,1982 in Houston, Texas Current Residence: Baton Rouge, Louisiana High School: Westbury HS ‘01 College: Louisiana State University '05 Coach: Dennis Shaver Career Highlights: 2004 Olympic Games finalist; 3rd at 2004 U.S. Olympic Trials; Runner-up at 2004 & 2005 NCAA Championships; 10-time NCAA All-American http://www.usatf.com/athletes/bios/Brazell_Bennie.asp

True it gives them a chance to prepair the backup center Halen to play. He can learn the sceams and practice with the first team and go against big Ted washington.

They Come in handy sometimes

Bentley lost for the season The Browns have lost center LeCharles Bentley for the 2006 season. Bentley was taken off the practice field Thursday morning after suffering a torn patella tendon in his left knee during a team drill. Before the afternoon practice, general manager Phil Savage confirmed Bentley's injury and said Bentley will have surgery as soon as Friday. More at http://www.clevelandbrowns.com/news_room/news/arts/5531.0.html The Browns are Cursed :-(

Looks great :clap:

Also BENNIE BRAZELL signed.. he might end up a great WR, but will always be an amazing 400IH'er

I guess they signed a 7footer from poland, I dont have any details and this is mostly word of mouth but I know they were looking into this kid since may. I guess he cleared the ncaa stuff and now they (UC) signed him. :clap: :clap:

Nick, Don't know if you money or finacing available but this location would be great for a club around UC. Also I don't know if you would/could use the building as is, or if you would have to tear down and rebuild. http://www.comey.com/displaylist.asw?listnum=989672&mls=cincy

Pope We have so much coal (around Ohio)it unbelievable, its hard to extract though because it shell coal. "It's more than a little ironic: Even though the US guzzles imported oil by the tanker load, it is often called the "Saudi Arabia of coal," with enough domestic reserves to last centuries. But getting America's abundant coal to where it is most needed is a growing challenge for power companies — and the railroads that supply them" http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/05/26/tech/main1660992.shtml

I bet your right getting overtime in OTR would requirer higher pay to justify the extra danger/work. Maybe Location should be included in the Business Plan, when considering opening a bar thats going to attract the type of people that it does. I wonder how the bigger city's do it, i would think that you are safer in OTR, then in some club/bar areas in new York or chicago, or LA.

Second, Nick's business was paying loads of taxes and fees and payroll taxes and god knows what all else. In exchange for that, he should be able to expect at least minimal services, like, oh, I don't know, frickin' police responding to emergency calls. That doesn't make him a communist - and unless you think folks should stand outside of their burning home with their checkbook to pay the fire department, you'll probably agree when you're sober. Third, do you honestly think it's wise policy for the city of Cincinnati to impose, in effect, a security tax on businesses that try to operate in OTR? Security within the club, sure - bouncers are a cost of doing business. But outside, where customers get accosted on the street, their cars busted into, drugs and prostitution across the street, Nick himself being stalked and assaulted? Which leads to: Fourth, how large should The Nick Force's jurisdiction extend? Does his private security force patrol the streets for a couple blocks or something? Everyone in the city pays taxes for the police, If their aren't enough residents in OTR to justify putting extra police their then dint do it. Crime is solved when the community and local business owners want to solve the problem (neighborhod watch and such) Company's all the time employee off duties police officers to partoll around their business establishment. I grantee that if every bar around main street hired a off duty officer (in uniform) to just walk around the area, crime would be reduced. O and last time i checked an car break-in is not an emergency, now if their is an assault then thats a different story, but that also comes with the territory of a night club scene. Nick is just whining because his business plan failed and he couldn't make it work, and I'm sick of listening to it.

Hey Nick IF the only think to keep you from making money is the safety of your club why not invest in you're own security. why Waite for the city police to bale you out(are you a communist or who wants local governments to make the tax payers pay for everything your business needs to be successful ) or are you a free market guy who will make a successful baseness out of whats needed in a comunite??

good response, I guess living in the us and paying taxes on his multimillion $ earnings doesn't give him any say in anything. o wait plus his wife is American and so are his kids, i guess he probably doesn't give a crap about the country he lives in.

so why is neil young left of the list with the song "let's impeach the president for lying" you would think he would be number 1 Let’s impeach the president for lying And leading our country into war Abusing all the power that we gave him And shipping all our money out the door He’s the man who hired all the criminals The White House shadows who hide behind closed doors And bend the facts to fit with their new stories Of why we have to send our men to war Let’s impeach the president for spying On citizens inside their own homes Breaking every law in the country By tapping our computers and telephones What if Al Qaeda blew up the levees Would New Orleans have been safer that way Sheltered by our government’s protection Or was someone just not home that day? Let’s impeach the president For hijacking our religion and using it to get elected Dividing our country into colors And still leaving black people neglected Thank god he’s cracking down on steroids Since he sold his old baseball team There’s lot of people looking at big trouble But of course the president is clean Thank God