unusualfire

^When did that ban get put in there?

How can this bridge cost 2.5 billion and only go one mile yet the toll pike in northern Ohio goes 200+ miles and costs the same?

Why can't one of your representatives ban funds for the turnpike for every ever except the route that it is on? Politicians across this state don't seem to mind banning funds from other projects that are not in there district. eg Cincinnati streetcar.

So construction will start in 2014 and take 2-3 years to build. http://www.wcpo.com/dpp/news/tolls-may-be-used-to-fund-brent-spence-bridge-project

Pugu it's the built up area's of at least 1000 people per square miles. Then The USA census or who ever said you can no longer merge urban area's unless you will lose urban status. There is the new urban agglomeration though shows those area's and Canton combined.

Quit the Stubbs have talent talk. If he did he would have shown it. He has regressed EVERY year.

Tolls are coming to the bridge.

Major announcement today. LaHood is in town.

^Well any little bump can jump it dramatically since only 717 jobs are in mining in the metro.

If it means a safer neighborhood, I would too. Tattletale? I call it improving the quality of life, if someone is doing something illegal.

More and more it looks like this season is over.

http://www.cnn.com/2012/12/10/opinion/kurtz-news-organizations/index.html?hpt=hp_t4 Is say if we are paying for it don't show me no advertisements.

Some planning has already started. http://www.thecincinnatiherald.com/news/2012-10-27/News/One_Urban_League_for_Cincinnati_Dayton_to_cover_la.html

People wonder why many people don't follow the Bengals much anymore. It's because of stuff like today's game. Why not run the time off the clock near the end of the game when leading? They just kept passing and passing. The Bengals need a new coach period.

^Gas flares, oil field lights.

Hopefully some rail under that bridge.

I think too many people expect too much in too little of time. If companies operate in the long term instead of the short term the economy would be booming. Sadly it's all about maximizing profits no matter if it's good or bad for the company in the long term. I remember years ago many companies went through years of losses and didn't cut jobs. Now they cut jobs when making profits.

He is not superman. What do businesses want. pay no taxes at all? They would still send jobs across seas. Bush gave them the tools to succeed(lower taxes). What they do? Lay off and send jobs across seas. There is nothing anyone can do at this point. They tried everything in the book. Instead the rich got richer and the poor got poorer.

Who pays most of their money? Advertisers on NBC? I doubt they like to spend money on small markets like Knoxville.

The question is, is the growth enough to employ the incoming workforce and take care of those looking/needing jobs? Plus I have posted several articles showing that the income for the jobs being gained are not replacing the income levels of the jobs being lost. I consider it much better than losing 800k a month when the president first got in there.

http://www.whitehouse.gov/blog/2012/12/07/employment-situation-november 33 straight months of private sector job growth.

UC just can't compete financially with colleges with 100k stadiums. To me it's tampering talking to a coach and hiring him before bowl game.

http://darkroom.baltimoresun.com/2012/12/the-earth-at-night-nasas-black-marble/#1 Click on the picture to zoom in.

Think Chad Johnson will be a Bengal again?

MSA Net Change in Non-Farm Jobs, Oct 2011-2012 New York +128,000 Houston +95,800 Los Angeles +78,300 Dallas +66,500 San Francisco +52,000 Seattle +51,600 Boston +42,900 Phoenix +40,800 Chicago +37,800 Washington DC +37,300 Atlanta +33,700 Denver +31,800 San Jose +31,400 Cincinnati +28,400 Austin +28,200 San Diego +23,500 San Antonio +23,400 Orlando +21,700 Columbus +21,100 Minneapolis +19,400 Tampa +19,300 St Louis +15,200 Salt Lake City +15,100 Sacramento +15,000 Charlotte +14,500 Philadelphia +12,700 Cleveland +12,400 Baltimore +11,300 Portland +9,300 Indianapolis +8,500 Detroit +7,300 Riverside +7,300 Kansas City +6,500 Pittsburgh +6,200 Las Vegas +5,300 Memphis +5,100 Virginia Beach +4,400 Nashville +4,100 Providence +2,200 Miami +100 New Orleans -2,300