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Do you see what we get when we sell out? They play like garbage. 1-5 now 1-6 in sell outs.

Yeah these things are out of control now. People wait too long to call. TIPS: Rubbing alcohol kills them on contact. Never take furniture from off the street. They tend to hid in the creases of the bed, just out of sight. They are nocturnal, so they will more likely feed on you when you are sleeping. Simply because they don't want you to kill them..lol

Price Hill is gaining ground. You have a mixture of every one and every thing over there.

Now they came back in line with everyone else. I guess they didn't sale any at $1300, now they dropped the price $150. http://www.microcenter.com/byos/byos_single_product_results.phtml?product_id=243529

I admit. One is me..lol

Do they have movies on this bus? I know when i took Greyhound before. They had a third party going to some of the smaller towns in Colorado and they had tv's on the bus.

Yeah i hate rebates too. Other places are around the $1100 range or lower. But we alway us get burned if we buy locally. I sometimes goto the ComputerZoo up in Miamisburg. They have better prices than Microcenter. Compusa can be high too. We need a Frys here in Ohio. Oh my computer was bought at Microcenter also. One of their deals. It was a $87 CPU(celeron D 340 2.93 mhz) motherboard(Vt7) combo. But over all their prices are why higher than retail. I always build my own systems. Screw Dell.

http://www.microcenter.com/byos/byos_single_product_results.phtml?product_id=243529 A $300 markup. That's not the chip i'm looking to buy. I'm looking to buy the E6600(Conroe). Most places are around $350 for the chip. I bet microcenter tries to sale it for $450. Everything is overpriced at Microcenter, beside your bargain 25 DVD-R for $9.99.

Really though, what stays around for the long run? hardly anything. People get sick of seeing the same thing and tend to not go anymore. I give NOTL 5 more years.

Popular Covington Hangout "Jillian's" Closes Without any warning, the Covington nightclub and entertainment complex Jillian's has closed. Jillian's was open for six years and had a restaurant, a few bars, games and a bowling alley. This is the statement on the web site: Dear Valued Patrons, On Thursday, July 27th, 2006, Jillian’s of Covington, closed their doors after eight years as one of the Cincinnati markets premier entertainment venues. Jillian’s would like to sincerely thank all of their customers who helped to make the club a local landmark. For additional information, please contact JBC Entertainment at (502) 638-9008. Sincerely, Jillian’s Management It's unclear how many people lost their jobs with the closing. http://www.wcpo.com/news/2006/local/07/27/jillians.html

Has Ohio gained any company from Atlanta? If not i think they should start trying.

The developers had placed in escrow accounts $500,000 for the Burtons' property, $280,000 for the Gambles' and $233,000 for Horneys'. So what happens if they already started spending the money for a new place to live? If they touched the money at all that means they aren't allowed to get their property back right? and what about the 74 other owners who sold out already, does that mean the developer must give them their titles back too?

Well to be honest. For the survival of Norwood. I think they should have been able to buy the property through Eminent Domain. This was only affecting a very few people( tax payers that pays about 2k a year in Norwood city taxes), compare that to the development which would have meant 3-5 milllion a year in new taxes to the city. The biggest loser here is the Citizens of Norwood.

Yeah i think the widening is from 42 to Winton road. I haven't heard of any widening to Cross county until this article.

Put in 3 hi-rise condo's ;).

I wouldn't mind having Clemons, but he cost too much.

Why doesn't Ohio use BONDS? Colorado has and has been very successful.

Wait wouldn't the property lose value now? So will all the fensing have to be moved so they can get to their property? Man it sticks out like a sore thumb..lol

Ohio Supreme Court overrules Norwood home-taking BY GREGORY KORTE | ENQUIRER STAFF WRITER The city of Norwood cannot use “deteriorating” as a standard for blight to justify the taking of homes by eminent domain, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled this morning. http://news.enquirer.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060726/NEWS01/307260025

Not only that for rent signs are every where. It's a bad time to be selling a home. You are going to have to wait a WHILE. Are people selling to make a quick buck or to get out of Hamilton county?

Don't Atlanta have enough companies? Is their goal, is to get as many as they can? The quality of life down there is going down hill.

Wow i don't see Great Danes too often.

Ohio needs to squash GA and lower it's corporate income tax. Then Ohio will gain back companies it has lost to states like GA.

One thing ive noticed for a while is that Ohio in general is lacking in listing in Craigslist. Portland for example has 54k in items for sale. Cincinnati by comparison has only 5800. Why is that gap so wide?

The US Bank Arena is garbage. Hardly any club seats. What's the price of an NBA ticket? I think Cincinniati could draw 18k a game, but i think that's too small for NBA standards.