unusualfire

What's all these terms? MDP? GMP=GDP? Purchasing power is another indicator.

Coldayman. What does Orlando produce? Happy smiles? Really. The manufacturing base is larger than Orlando and Indy, but yet both beat the Cincy metro in GDP.

The victims are going to get way more than that once all the lawsuits start coming in. This program is history.

^Orlando too. What big businesses is in Orlando????

Why can't the government fine them that much????? So it's $60 million. What gives an organization the power to fine an institution $60 million.

^Bronson is having an awesome year. the best so far as a Reds.

You're being obtuse and arrogant, IMHO. Really? I guess it takes one to know one.

Well the guy that killed 12 people in Colorado had no criminal history. People will kill or be killed with a criminal history or not. Care to look up the 50+ victims who were shot criminal history???

No, but who knows. I have not seen the criminal record of a victim posted in here before. Why start now? The guy was a victim period. We were not there to know what he done wrong and why he was shot. Not posted on here but the same thing with the other victim that was mindeing her own business also from OTR was shot and killed. I think that teenagers name was Africa. All people were talking about was her criminal history and not about how she was an innocent bystander. I thought the Enquirer snooped that low. Not this forum.

There was a murder suicide 3 weeks ago in Pendleton and I don't see that guys arrest record thrown in here.

Great comeback. The largest since 2007. CINCINNATI (52-40, 70 games to go) vs. NL Central: 43 games remaining (21 home, 22 road) vs. winning teams: 18 games remaining (12 home, six road) NOTES: The Reds do not face a winning team on the road until the final week of the regular season when they visit Pittsburgh and St. Louis for the final six games. ... The Reds' schedule is chocked with losing team, and not just teams with losing records who are lingering on the wrong side of .500, but teams who are spelunking well below .500. The Reds have six games against Houston (23 below .500), 10 against the rising Cubs (still 16 below .500), three against Colorado (21 below) and four against San Diego (17 below). ... The Reds have nine games remaining against Pittsburgh, nine against Milwaukee, and six against the Cardinals. Read more: http://www.stltoday.com/sports/baseball/professional/birdland/what-s-ahead-in-the-nl-central-race/article_66b654d8-d1ba-11e1-a58f-001a4bcf6878.html#ixzz216VjLp3n

Denver and San Diego has a streetcar? Light rail for sure.

What's makes a person look up a victims past criminal history????

If prices rise, then they release held back inventory. Prices will go down again. It will only piss off more homeowners having a house costing more than it's worth.

http://www.wcpo.com/dpp/news/local_news/investigations/i-team-comair-shutting-down

Not good news. Votto out 3-4 weeks. He will get knee surgery. Good thing the schedule is in Reds favor.

^I hope they are paying property taxes on the 90% of homes held back.

The Banks had to do wonderful business this past week with the Reds game and the Choir games.

In each of the 12 voting regions, 75 percent to 85 percent of the money would go to projects on an unchangeable master list. The remaining money would be given to cities and counties to spend on any transportation needs they might have in the future. I doubt many of the regions pass this, if most of the money is going to Atlanta.

8th sellout this season. Over 117,000 for the 3 game sweep. ;)

Just so he knows, it's not just a loop It's phase one of a much bigger picture.

The 7th sellout this season. It looks like the rest of the series will be sellouts as well.

Since the internet is 20 years old. We are getting more updates. Estimates were hardly used back in 1990's. Since 2000 most everything were put online for free public access. Now we are able to discuss them. All mythology's are flawed one way or another. The Census can be too if houses were foreclosed during the Census, but people were living in them just be for it.

^ I say put them all in jail along with Priests and everyone else that knew these kinds of crimes were taking place.

Sure they can. Offer incentives to airlines like they do for other companies in the area. Maybe Ohio can threaten to build another airport between Cincinnati and Dayton. Just the thought of that alone would tell the board of directors at the airport, they need to do more than what they have been doing. Ohio don't want to lose any more of their businesses.