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From what I gather, the byproducts of producing Olean have been the bread and butter for this particular operation. Fatty acids, omega 3, esters, glycerin, etc etc...

^Great Job!

Twin Rivers is also doing a 15 mil expansion nextdoor! Current pic and website info here! http://www.urbanohio.com/forum2/index.php/topic,17516.0.html Things look good for the Mill Creek Valley.

Smucker plans Cincinnati expansion, after Folgers deal complete Business Courier of Cincinnati - by Lisa Biank Fasig The J.M. Smucker Co., which is in the midst of acquiring the Folgers coffee business from Procter & Gamble Co., is looking to expand in Cincinnati and said it plans to maintain a portion of its coffee workers here, while relocating others to its Orrville, Ohio, headquarters. The maker of jams and jellies said it is also in the process of acquiring the Clock Tower at Ivorydale, where its local Crisco operations are based, but not for the purpose of housing Folgers employees. Read full article here: http://cincinnati.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/stories/2008/10/27/daily74.html

What a lack of respect for your employees! Slimeballs!

The cat house has always had an odor to it, since I was a kid. That is kind of a given in my opinion. It is also why I hate cats.

True dat, true dat!

Speechless!!

Wow! Very Nice!

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Positive start for that region, I'm sure!

Cool Demo pics of the Flume! http://www.coneyislandcentral.com/photo/thumbnails.php?album=48 Also new for 08 was River Run! Coney's newer version of Kings Islands Viking Fury.

St Bernard, behind the Ivorydale plant. Edit: I should have put this in the BioFuels thread. I just found it! They make multiple ingredients for Ethanol as well.

Look for a 15 million dollar expansion coming to the Cincinnati plant very soon. Looks like they are going to add another tower. Bids are being taken, but I don't know if they will make the news. They are doubling the size of their workforce right now and have recently become the number one producer of Biofuels in the U.S. http://www.twinriverstechnologies.com/

.....and that ugly azz old Riverfront Stadium era retaining wall east of Roebling. THAT looks discusting from the NKY!

Great Job! Keep us posted.

Look closely! They are there. Very hard to see from 20 stories up and a 1/4 to 1/2 mile away. A better shot of the drilled pier holes themselves would be from Mehring, Broadway, or 2nd St. They don't have to excavate alot of dirt. They just drill a shaft a little bigger in diameter than the rebar cage and then chuck the cage into the ground. Then call in the concrete truck.

Atrium II will be a great spot to watch the progression of this bad boy!

I ONLY hope somebody in this city has an eye on getting that boat here IF they decommission her!!!!! It will kill me if a town like Biloxi, Cairo or worse yet Dubai get her! This park is going to be AMAZING

For the love of GOD, NOOOOOOO!!!

NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Architecturally speaking, it's awesome! At least I didn't say Charlotte! :wink:

Great shots and good thread idea! Welcome!

CHARLESTON S.C.

Scores turn out to say goodbye to proud ship By Cliff Radel • [email protected] • October 21, 2008 http://news.cincinnati.com/article/20081021/NEWS01/310210014 They came down to the river early to wish the Delta Queen bon voyage. But not farewell. “This isn’t goodbye,” said Nancy Private of North Bend as she snapped photos of the endangered wooden steamboat, the last riverboat of its kind carrying overnight passengers.

Is a "placeholder" a redering term for undesigned structures?