Comments on: the creative class: cincinnati’s fall http://www.geochurn.com/the-creative-class-cincinnatis-fall/ news & stuff for the ADD inclined Thu, 09 Feb 2012 19:24:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1 By: J http://www.geochurn.com/the-creative-class-cincinnatis-fall/#comment-9 J Thu, 18 Jan 2007 02:33:10 +0000 http://www.geochurn.com/the-creative-class-cincinnatis-fall/#comment-9 the nasti does have skyline though, which more than makes up for the small # of gay people seriously though, this town is in for some bad times...you guys split at a good time the nasti does have skyline though, which more than makes up for the small # of gay people

seriously though, this town is in for some bad times…you guys split at a good time

]]> By: Brian C. http://www.geochurn.com/the-creative-class-cincinnatis-fall/#comment-10 Brian C. Thu, 18 Jan 2007 21:44:02 +0000 http://www.geochurn.com/the-creative-class-cincinnatis-fall/#comment-10 word. great job at listing all your sources. i think you make a great point there. the thing about cincinnati is that it's really always been a town that thrives off the success of the larger corporations like P&G and 5/3. i'm not sure that Cincinnati had a very strong 'creative class' in the first place, and the attempt to build up that community has come at a really bad time for the city. i really think most of their effort has been stymied by the corrupt police department and the poor relations that the city has with minorities. a lot of people work in the city. hell, it looks like a thriving metropolis during the weekday... but come 6pm and no one... NO ONE... is there. anyone who lives in another large city knows, something just isn't right with that. i think the general consensus is that the majority of Cincinnatians just don't feel safe in the city. police aren't doing shit. the people who brave living the urban lifestyle are learning that maybe it's time to swallow the pride and get the hell out. ...and it continues to get worse. newport, ky probably has a better shot at making those honored top 25 lists than cincinnati at this point. pretty cool blog, btw. word. great job at listing all your sources. i think you make a great point there.

the thing about cincinnati is that it’s really always been a town that thrives off the success of the larger corporations like P&G and 5/3. i’m not sure that Cincinnati had a very strong ‘creative class’ in the first place, and the attempt to build up that community has come at a really bad time for the city. i really think most of their effort has been stymied by the corrupt police department and the poor relations that the city has with minorities. a lot of people work in the city. hell, it looks like a thriving metropolis during the weekday… but come 6pm and no one… NO ONE… is there. anyone who lives in another large city knows, something just isn’t right with that. i think the general consensus is that the majority of Cincinnatians just don’t feel safe in the city. police aren’t doing shit. the people who brave living the urban lifestyle are learning that maybe it’s time to swallow the pride and get the hell out. …and it continues to get worse. newport, ky probably has a better shot at making those honored top 25 lists than cincinnati at this point.

pretty cool blog, btw.

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