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Zoo family portait
Originally uploaded by hjoew
Back at the Cincinnati Zoo, I got a photo taken with some of the family.
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Missing the evolutionary point
Missing the evolutionary point
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Don’t know why this sort of stupidity still intrigues me enough to
stop and photograph it. But it does.Typically this church has a different message in either side o their
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Right down Main Street
Right down Main Street
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Quite a site as a large tractor navigates through downtown Brookville,
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Best Zoo photo today: Alligator eating baby
Best Zoo photo today: Alligator eating baby
Originally uploaded by hjoew
Someone had this already set up when Court and I walked by it at the
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Shadowhare’s real name revealed
A Cincinnati police officer has revealed local super hero as none other than “Cleveland Cummins.”
Information apparently revealed during conversation with the regular-citizen-turned-crime fighter.
Unknown residence, age or other pertitent vital information.
Will update as new information becomes available.
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Beautiful evening on Fountain Square
Beautiful evening on Fountain Square
Originally uploaded by hjoew
Great weather in Cincinnati… Cubs in town and the center city is
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Cincinnati superhero Shadowhare makes downtown apprehension
Local Cincinnati super hero Shadowhare and his sidekick Silver Moon were seen downtown recently in Piatt Park making an apprehension. Using his 20,000-volt stun ray, he shocked me – yes, me – into submission. I have no further comment at this time.
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About to be on City Talk Radio
About to be on City Talk Radio in Cincinnati. 550 AM. We are in studio with Tom, Brandon, Marianne (from – gasp! – Cin Weekly) and Sweets, also known as Courtney. 🙂
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Guess what Taco Bell sells?
people in Newport were confused as to what Taco Bell sold so they clarified.
Originally uploaded by revsphynx
Taco Bell, according to this sign spotted in Newport, Kentucky, claims that they sell “tacos.” Which means that the popular restaurant chain – that does not sell anything remotely like real Mexican food (well, maybe “remotely”) – should be called “Tacos Bell?”
