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Families and Urbanism in Cincinnati
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The goal of this blog is to generate friendships and share information regarding the promotion and retention of families in the urban center of Cincinnati.
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- Night Photo from Pendleton Art Center
- Dukakis on Midwest Rail
- More Cars vs More People
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- When You Wish Upon a Star...
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- Lego Goes Urban - Obama Inauguration
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- Raccoon: The Other Dark Meat
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- Good Teachers are Like Gold
- Lego Goes Urban - Market Street Set
- A Good City Stimulates Your Brain
- SCPA Construction Update
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I wish the bricks were actually the size or close to the size of real bricks. I know everything is veneer nowadays, but come on at least come close. Other than that I like it.
A couple years ago my wife and I were paging through the Forbes 400 list of richest people, discussing who was on it.
She says, "What about that one guy...what's his name...John Tyvek or something? He must be rich enough, I see his name on everything."
True story.
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