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I'm being told by Cagis employees that they want the public to know this exists. As for copyrighting, I'll have to get back with ya. I'm not sure about that.

Came out last month! http://cagisonline.hamilton-co.org/cagisonline/index.html

Agree! Why demolish such a beauty?

Easy there, eager beaver! In time! Once the Banks is farther along with more of a population. It wouldn't take long to finish this project off.

What a bunch of azzhats!!

For those interested, CET/PBS is running "Blueprint America: Beyond the Motor City" right now and 4:00am Wed morning, so set your DVR's. It is all about the history of rail and where we have to go as a nation. great doc!!!

^Very cool!

Wow that's long! WELL DONE THO!

Play nice kids! There's nothing wrong with a little smack talk. We'll beat the Browns twice AGAIN in 2010 and piss em off even more! :-D Meanwhile, this Bengal minion is keeping fingers crossed! Expect Terrell Owens to Join the Cincinnati Bengals Saturday, February 06, 2010 Written by Bob Cunningham http://www.yardbarker.com/all_sports/article_external/Expect_Terrell_Owens_to_Join_the_Cincinnati_Bengals/2044310 What started out as playful banter between Chad Ochocinco and Terrell Owens has not gotten serious enough that T.O. is addressing it, saying he'll change his name to "Ocho Uno" if and when he becomes a member of the Bengals.

It has me thinking Hemet or Redlands. heh..aint it! I 'd have to say "The Condfederacy" would be those exurban counties south of the NK Three, which are part of the Cincy MSA. ...and Dayton has Darke & Preble County for that Midwest rural-yet-part-of-MSA thang. No, trust me, I pushed that red bubble deep into Clermont County for a reason. Robert E Lee is buried under the Eastgate Mall parking lot. Hahaha, BRAVO!! :clap:

Crosley Building in Camp Washington too, right? Why haven't either of these projects started yet?

Chad: Please sign Owens Posted by jreedy February 4th, 2010, 5:26 pm http://cincinnati.com/blogs/bengals/2010/02/04/chad-please-sign-owens/

Twin River Technologies changes hands, name Business Courier of Cincinnati http://cincinnati.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/stories/2010/02/01/daily23.html?surround=lfn Its Este Avenue facility, a former Procter & Gamble plant, is also home to one of the country’s largest biodistillate plants, which produces biodiesel fuel.

Grant will address problem properties By Kurt Backscheider • [email protected] • January 29, 2010 http://communitypress.cincinnati.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/C2/20100129/NEWS/1290356/

Esther Price opening Bridgetown store January 29, 2010 http://communitypress.cincinnati.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/C2/20100129/NEWS/1290348/ Esther Price Candies is a family-owned company with three generations caring for the business. Day saw Western Hills as a natural expansion opportunity as many of his west side customers were traveling across town to the Kenwood location to purchase his signature gold box, red-ribboned fine chocolates.

If CUT becomes a major passenger rail station once again and it's connected to the rest of the basin with a modern streetcar then all of a sudden that corridor between CUT and Downtown via OTR becomes VERY desirable. CUT already has a redevelopment plan on the books to build on the parking lots that currently exist out front...this could very much be accelerated if and when the aforementioned items become reality. ^I was just typing the exact response as Rando. CUT matters when it comes to rail of all kinds. I don't know about I-75 and the "Gateway" mentioned earlier but I do know Cincinnati's future is inextricably linked to OTR's future. I doubt we'd get any resistance if a developer wanted to annihilate a large swath of land in Queensgate. No buildings in that area are worth saving, except CUT and the old Hudy plant. If saving OTR structures and streetcar development forces developers with their "Large Block Experiments" to go west near CUT,........... So be it! I'd sure welcome that!

Well put!

This one in West Price Hill/ Covedale is no more! http://maps.google.com/maps?ie=UTF8&hl=en&hq=&hnear=Cincinnati,+Hamilton,+Ohio&ll=39.125422,-84.60401&spn=0,359.997573&t=h&z=19&layer=c&cbll=39.125498,-84.604062&panoid=5YDbQbALWCxpa6-uz1ykog&cbp=12,214.45,,0,-1.46

^^ The love that LPH shot too! Imagine no telephone polls and wires. Nostalgic shot!!

I got it about a month ago. I like it but, no mass transit. WTF?

Countywide tax could fund Cincinnati's Metro Business Courier of Cincinnati - by Lucy May and Dan Monk Senior Staff Reporters http://cincinnati.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/stories/2010/01/18/story3.html

Now that is a good question which I can't answer and I'll admit I even wrestle with. Most people I know who collect assault rifles and such are ex military personnel who have a passion and history with such weapons. I'm more into hunting and handgun firearms so my personal opinions tend to be biased torwards protecting my rights to bear those arms. Like Dan says, "they couldn't have even imagined the weapons we have at our disposal today" or for that matter whats to come. I believe it still comes down to the drug war in this country. How many homicides would Cincy have had last year if you take out the illegal drug factor and trade? 10, if that. What do you do for a country that has more guns than people? Not to get too far off topic but, If deaths are the issue, then why aren't we putting weight limits on vehicles which kill more Americans than guns? What if all vehicles were forced to abide by similar design standards and stay in the realm of 2000 to 4000lbs instead of having a society that drives a 1600 lbs smart car in one lane and an 8000 lbs SUV in another. I feel a person behind the wheel when mixing cell phones, radios, GPS and other distractions is more of a danger to society than guns.

Is anyone familiar with the history of this building on Harrison Ave in Westwood (Cincy)? I kinda remember seeing masonic symbols on it yet I can't seem to pull up any history on it. http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=45211&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=40.27343,79.541016&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=Cincinnati,+Hamilton,+Ohio+45211&ll=39.15009,-84.599608&spn=0.001206,0.002427&t=h&z=19&layer=c&cbll=39.15028,-84.599781&panoid=bVhjhcVZsD31o4Qy4gCtGQ&cbp=12,95.16,,0,-9.02

They are questions regarding forming a militia. With all do respect, I know many people that own firearms including myself and I have never had a discussion with any of these people about forming any type of militia. I'm sure those type of radicals exist, but most use the 2nd as a form of defending themselves from the criminal element, not the military or the govt.