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^Very nice work!!

Care to elaborate a little more?

^Hahaha ^^This cat gets around now!! Seicer, Is this a job or pure passion of traveling that takes you to so many different places?

^More the merrier! Put more local bands on them. 2 stages, plus the idea of having a temp. stage on the PP Bridge sometimes. They are people magnets that wouldn't take much from each others as long as they coordinate the events well.

^Indeed!! I don't know what they are going to be able to b!%$h about in 2-3 years.

^^2 of the towers are for the Stratford at Kenwood. Some sort of urbanisk wealthy retirement village. http://www.stratfordatkenwood.com/

Tru dat!!!

I wasn't going to say anything, but I thought that too. You can bet that would change if it is something that goes over well.

Avril-Bleh set to open downtown grocery Business Courier of Cincinnati http://cincinnati.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/stories/2008/05/19/daily10.html?surround=lfn Avril-Bleh & Sons Meat Market, the downtown shop that has been selling sausages, meats and seafood for more than a century, will open its neighboring grocery and deli shop May 21. The new store, called Avril-Bleh Marketplace and Deli, will operate at 37 E. Court St. in a former restaurant supply store. The 1,300-square-foot market will carry most groceries, including produce, dairy, frozen foods, spices, Madisono's gelato & sorbet, and Aglamesis' Brothers ice cream, as well as paper goods and cleaning supplies. The deli counter will prepare hot sandwiches, including grilled cheese, plus sell homemade soup, fruit salad and antipasta. It will offer indoor and outdoor seating. The market will be operate Tuesday through Saturday. Owner Len Bleh will hold a ribbon cutting at 10:00 a.m.

:clap: Cincinnati Riverfront Park gets OK Business Courier of Cincinnati The Cincinnati Park Board will break ground Sept. 29 for phase one of its Riverfront Park, to be located south of the planned Banks subdivision along the Ohio River.

ADIOS!!! Check Into Cash closing Ohio outlets Business Courier of Cincinnati http://cincinnati.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/stories/2008/05/19/daily6.html?surround=lfn The payday loan chain Check Into Cash will close all of its Ohio outlets, saying it can't operate under the state's new payday loan interest cap. The Cleveland, Tenn.-based company said Monday it plans to close 93 stores in the state, including six in Greater Cincinnati, resulting in the loss of about 200 jobs. It is the first move in a likely series of closings by payday loan firms that operate in Ohio. Check Into Cash also operates three locations in Northern Kentucky that won't be affected by the law.

FANTASTIC!!

THANK YOU! You people need to calm down. It's called competition. It's also not unusual for cities to have more than one big screen. Downtown Columbus has two! Nky is a large portion of our metro area, are you guys saying Kentucky doesn't deserve to have nice sh!t? Would you rather they look more like E. St. Louis?! Agree, this is good for the basin THUS WILL be good for NKY and Cincy both.

^How Sad!

110% agree, LOL!!!

^Pandora is the shizzzit!!!

Why didn't the Cleveland Trust Tower make the 08 list? What is an average Clevelanders opinion on this building? Outside of the granite used, I don't see the importance of this one. I am open-minded to being convinced otherwise, due to my shear ignorance of the Cleveland region.

What a circus!!!

^^I actually would agree with you on the latter!!!

That's what I'm talkin about!! Be BOLD!! 120-200 mph is a damn good start...

Soldier Field is SO SICK!!! Hands down the phattest stadia in the NFL......

^LOL, menus the 2.5 kids presently, plus one biotch of a cat!

That's great news. 100% occupancy Anyone have any updated pics?

^That would be awesome! I'll keep buying.

Code - (Ko-Dee) I posted these on the "Urban Pic of the Day" thread last week after I searched forever for this thread and had no luck till today.