cincinnati

We were thinking of doing a college in the bay area and another in Cincinnati (proximity of myself and co-founder).

We are Blue Seat Media, a startup product studio in Cincinnati making apps for baseball fans.

If a guy in Cincinnati can't call California without buying insurance, then neither can a Chinaman.

It's interesting to speculate about how it could have affected the development of Cincinnati as a city if it had been completed.

If you're willing to work with telecommuters, I'm still looking for a job, with no luck, in the Cincinnati area...

Rita's Day, which is a school in Cincinnati for the Deaf.

I hate Cincinnati winters, but for the wrong reason: There isn't enough snow!

So, there were about three candidate locations, Memphis and, as I recall, Cincinnati and Kansas City.

[1]: For reference, Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati consistently rank in the top 10 cloudiest cities in the US.

> It's interesting to speculate about how it could have affected the development of Cincinnati as a city if it had been completed.

I'm wondering if the rapid decrease in the number of flights out of CVG might have also caused the security waits -- since Delta left the Cincinnati airport once the Northwest merger was approved, they keep on cutting flights back...

When I lived in Cincinnati, the "Everybody's Cooking" radio talk show was like my "Car Talk" for foodies.

There was "Sudsy Malone's" in Cincinnati.

> great food, interesting culture There was a book at the turn of the last century which had a quote along the lines of: "a gentleman would only ever consider living in a handful of American cities: Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cincinnati, New York..." Philly, Baltimore, Cincinnati--all have pockets of great culture, but it's clear they're the legacy of a bygone generation.

When I can't or don't want to drive, Lyft is definitely my go-to transportation option in my city (Cincinnati).

You have just given me a very good reason to visit Cincinnati.

-> Indianapolis -> Dayton -> Cincinnati?