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Well, this is a start. If you can’t find something interesting in this list of sites, check again. I am really suprised at the depth and vitality of the theatrical community in Cincinnati.Cincinnati Chili (It ain’t chili - greek spaghetti - but it is Cincinnati)Empress Chili Alexandria (claims to be the original)Skyline Chili (Where it started)Gold Star Chili (The other big chain)Camp Washington Chili (claims to be the best)Price Hill ChiliEden Park:Art Museum (free)Eden Park Fountain (See Kim Harrison Tour - below)Krohn ConservatoryOther ParksSawyer Point Park & Yeatman's Cove (Geologic Timeline walk & Scale model of Ohio River from Pittsburg to Cincinnati with bridges, dams and locks - lots more)Woodland Mount ParkMiami Whitewater ForestPyramid Hill Sculpture Park & MuseumBig Bone Lick State Historic Site (Union, KY) (Think bones & salt)Theaters (Live Performance)Aronoff CenterTaft TheatreCincinnati Playhouse in the ParkCincinnati Shakespeare CompanyEnsemble Theatre CincinnatiCovedale Center for the Performing Arts (amazing performances by Cincinnati students)Warsaw Federal Incline Theater (Community theater with local performers)The Carnegie (Community theater in Covington, KY)Footlighters (Community theater in Covington, KY)ELEMENTZ - Hip Hop & Artsthe drama workshop - Cheviot, OH (near-westside “arts district”)Madcap Puppet Theater - Cheviot, OH (near-westside “arts district”)May Festival - Cincinnati's Chorus (8 days in May, thats it!)ArchitecturePlum Street Temple (Downtown)St Mary’s Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption (Covington, KY)Mother of God Catholic Church (Covington)Covenant First Presbyterian Church (Downtown)St. Francis Xavier Church (Downtown)Saint Peter in Chains Cathedral (Downtown)Saint Francis De Sales Catholic Church (Near East-Side)Cincinnati City Hall (Downtown)Music Hall (Downtown)Elsinore Arch (North of Downtown)Rookwood Pottery Company (Mt Adams)The Boone County Quilt Barn Trail - Driving map to 60 barnsRoebling Bridge (Downtown)(Pattern for the Brooklyn Bridge)Simon Kenton Bridge (Maysville, KY) (Roebling Bridge preceeding the Golden Gate Bridge)Odds, Ends & GemsCCAC: Clifton Cultural Arts Center (Creative and Performing Arts)Hebrew Union College/Klau Library (First Rabbinic seminary in U.S./Largest collection of printed Jewish materials in United States [2nd Largest in World])Mercantile Library - Unusual to say the least hidden in a Downtown building.Blue Manatee Children's bookstore & cafe - Famous Children's Book StoreOhio Book Store - Used books - Big enough to be a Library.Brown County Fair - Georgetown, OH (The Little State Fair )Grailville | A rural oasis just a short drive from CincinnatiConey Island Amusement ParkJane’s Saddlebag (Big Bone Lick, KY) - Restaurant gone wild (west, paleo, etc.)(Yes, they have a petting zoo too.)BB Riverboats (Cruise on the Ohio)Cincinnati Railway Company (the ultimate railroading experience)Weller Haus Bed, Breakfast & Event Center (Bed and Breakfast in Bellevue, KY)Trammel Fossil Park - Want to Dig for Fossils?Rivers Edge Outfitters (Rent a Canoe or Kayak and float down the Little Miami River)Morgan’s Ft. Ancient Canoe Livery (Rent a Canoe or Kayak and float down the Little Miami River)Caesars Creek Pioneer Village (Recreating Ohio’s pioneer history)Camp Kern Zipline Ohio Ozone Canopy Tour at YMCA Camp Kern - That sinking feeling just keeps going..Rabbit Hash General Store in Kentucky (You missed it, but it is rising from the ashes.. still a fun place to visit and they could use your dollars.)Anderson Ferry - Cross the river by ferry, on the way to Rabbit Hash & NKY AirportCincinnati Roller Girls - Live to Skate, Skate to Live - hard to believe, but trueShake It Records - 25,000 titles on vinyl, 15,000 titles on CD (independent label and obscure titles are their specialty)World Peace Bell - Newport, KYMuseumsEntertrainment Junction (Trains Everywhere)Railway Museum of Greater Cincinnati - Covington, KYThe American Sign Museum (Neon Glory)Lucky Cat Museum (A bit of Japan hiding in Cincinnati)The Fire Museum of Greater Cincinnati (downtown)Behringer-Crawford Museum (Covington, KY)Taft Museum of Art (downtown)DAAP Galleries (At University of Cincinnati)Skirball Museum (Near Hebrew Union College)Reds Hall of Fame and Museum (downtown, by Reds Stadium)Tri-State Warbird Museum (east side)Cincinnati Museum Center (Yea.. this is on the standard list.. but do not pass on it)Harriet Beecher Stowe House (Near east side)John Rankin House Museum - Ripley, OH (out past the boonies and sticks on US 51)(You pass Grant Birthplace on the way, and Meldahl Locks and Dam, lots to do when you get there.)National Underground Railroad Freedom Center (See Kim Harrison Tour - below)Beer & Spirits!Tours of Cincinnati's Historic Breweries - part of the Brewing Heritage TrailCraft Connection Brewery Tours (yea.. Cincinnati is serious about beer)Hofbrauhaus Newport (German Style Beer Hall with brew made on site)New Riff - Whiskey - Northern Kentucky Style (Right beside the largest beverage and alcohol store in the United States - why?)Woodstone Creek - Distiller and Vintner in St. Bernard (Near-northside)Interesting Locations to visit and shopFinal Friday Over-the-Rhine (Arts event on the last Friday of each month)MainStrasse Village (Covington, KY)(German village style)Findlay Market (Classic Marketplace - Veggies, Meats, Restaurants and more)Newport on the Levee (Newport, KY)(Newport Aquarium next door)Rookwood Commons (Americana, a strip mall gone wild)Clifton Gas Light District - Ludlow Ave (North campus grunge and eclectic fare)Hyde Park Square (Classy, Upscale on the near East side)Madeira Ohio (Homey cozy shops hidden on the East side)Bellevue, KY (Northern Kentucky with an urban flare)The Banks - Seriously corporate but interesting, set between the StadiumsCincinnati Jazz - & - R&BDee Felice Cafe (Covington, KY)Arnold's Bar and GrillKim Harrison Tour: Hollows (series)Eden Park (Lake & Fountain)Loveland Castle (Drone video of Castle.. yes it is real..)Cincinnati Subway - CINCINNATI SUBWAYCincinnati ObservatoryNational Underground Railroad Freedom CenterFountain SquareCarew Tower Observation DeckWestern RolleramaWashington Park - Cincinnati OhioDevou Park (below is a view from overlook - wikipedia)Tours of CincinnatiAmerican Legacy ToursCincinnati All Attractions & Activities | Cincinnati Things to DoCincinnati Food Tours (from the Banks to Over-the-Rhine eateries)

She's nine… turn it off. You are the adult, she’s the child. You pay for the phone… simply shut the thing off.She doesn't have to give you the phone, without service and power, it becomes a meaningless paperweight.I'd let her throw her fits, as time goes on she will calm down. In the meanwhile I'd get her busy with extracurricular activities to keep her busy and redirect her energy.Cooking, dancing, painting, gymnastics, swimming, the YMCA, theater, camp, etc. Try stuff and stick with each for a month or two, something will stick. Get her passionate and interested in something else, she'll need the phone less and less.

Yes, fairly often.I have rather wide tastes. The first band I ever was ABBA, the second Queen and the third Judas Priest. So I got progressively heavier (although there’s a gay theme running here) over about 6 months. I like rock music. I like electronica. I like disco. I like punk. I like pop. I like ska. I grew up in the late 70s listening to new wave and post punk pop. My brother listened to metal and hard rock. My sister listened to punk and reggae. I grew up with very varied influences.My school band did Queen and Eagles covers, with the occasional Led Zep track thrown in. My suggestions of doing songs in a reggae style, or using disco beats never went down well. After I started putting covers by the Jam and the Cure into our repertoire I got accused of being into “weird music” and it killed the band.As an adult and gay man I often find people assume that I’ll be into cheesy pop. I find it odd that people should think I would like Steps or YMCA just because of my sexuality. But just because I don’t have every S Club 7 doesn’t mean I dislike anything a bit camp, and people seem a bit surprised to find I like Kylie and Erasure, which if course some straight friends find exactly what they expect.I have some friends who are heavily into house and clubbing music and I’ve been dragged to clubs a few times. A friend of mine, who knows I’m not into clubbing but like guitar music, can’t get the idea that, as I played in a rock band, I must be into Bon Jovi and Meatloaf, which is apparently what she thinks rock music is!So I’ve been judged for liking rock by clubbers; for liking disco by rock fans; for not liking camp music by gay people; and for liking typically gay music by straight people.I also really like The Lark Ascending by Vaughan Williams, but none of my friends have a clue what this is!Fortunately, I don’t care what people think about me.