Monday, July 17, 2006
When Did Religion Start To Matter?
When did it start to matter, again, what religion a candidate practices? It is sickening watching candidates pander. It is positive that Strickland can at least pay lip service to governing people no matter what their religion (or lack there of). Blackwell is pushing his religion like he's on a crusade, not running for political office. His bigoted stances and his political alliance with openly bigoted groups show how religion has become a weapon. Doesn't matter if you practice what you preach, you just put the fear in masses and the votes of the sheep will follow, lambs to the slaughter.
Sunday, July 16, 2006
Fountain Square Delayed
What this article alludes to, but fails to come out and say is that Fountain Square will open over a month late.
What is so strange is that just a week ago the Business Courier reported this:
Being a month behind is not that bad for any type of project for this side, but in this case the appearance hurts and it looks like someone at 3CDC is either not in touch with the rebuilding efforts, or someone is spinning things. Yea, the latter.
The lead of today's story should have been that the Fountain Square Project is now behind schedule. That fact is not mentioned until after the jump to a later page, and it is not actually stated in a direct manner. The rest of the article is mostly old news rehashed into a massive front page story used to mask the bad news that Oktoberfest may be getting the shaft.
I am very optimistic about Fountain Square in general, but I don't see this as a positive sign. Nice job at manipulating the media, though. Not that they weren't willing, however.
What is so strange is that just a week ago the Business Courier reported this:
Fountain Square parkers take heart: The renovation remains on schedule and on budget, and planners expect to reopen the plaza and garage Sept. 9.How is this going to hurt Oktoberfest? Where will the events normally held on Fountain Square during Oktoberfest take place?
Being a month behind is not that bad for any type of project for this side, but in this case the appearance hurts and it looks like someone at 3CDC is either not in touch with the rebuilding efforts, or someone is spinning things. Yea, the latter.
The lead of today's story should have been that the Fountain Square Project is now behind schedule. That fact is not mentioned until after the jump to a later page, and it is not actually stated in a direct manner. The rest of the article is mostly old news rehashed into a massive front page story used to mask the bad news that Oktoberfest may be getting the shaft.
I am very optimistic about Fountain Square in general, but I don't see this as a positive sign. Nice job at manipulating the media, though. Not that they weren't willing, however.
Final Fridays in Oakley?
I like Oakley, but what gives with the moochin'?
Would someone maybe think to check around for what else is happening in the arts world on every Final Friday?
Not very nice.
Would someone maybe think to check around for what else is happening in the arts world on every Final Friday?
Not very nice.
Saturday, July 15, 2006
Friday, July 14, 2006
Oakley Bombing Solved:
A 34-year-old Oakley man was charged with two counts of aggravated arson and possession of a dangerous ordnance. He allegedly set off two pipe bombs near his residence, behind the Crossroads Community Church on Madison Road.
I don't see a connect with the other local pipe bomb incidents, but are they looking at that angle?
I don't see a connect with the other local pipe bomb incidents, but are they looking at that angle?
Drop a Dime
I have no major problem with TipCincinnati, but in high crime areas, which are generally the poorer areas of town, what percentage of people actually have handy Internet access?
Also, is this website going to get a bunch of spam? Or worse yet, a bunch of local crime reports outside the city?
The form doesn't limit addresses, so this could be for anyone in the world to submit.
The cool part is that you can upload a picture with the report. If you have drug dealers in your neighborhood, take their picture, fill out the form, upload the picture, and wait for them to be arrested.
Hell, its not that much harder than ordering a pizza online. (cough, cough)
Also, is this website going to get a bunch of spam? Or worse yet, a bunch of local crime reports outside the city?
The form doesn't limit addresses, so this could be for anyone in the world to submit.
The cool part is that you can upload a picture with the report. If you have drug dealers in your neighborhood, take their picture, fill out the form, upload the picture, and wait for them to be arrested.
Hell, its not that much harder than ordering a pizza online. (cough, cough)
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