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Thursday, September 30, 2010
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Monday, September 27, 2010
Saturday, September 25, 2010
MPMF
The events on Fountain Square are free
- 7:00 pm Bastard Sons
- 8:00 pm Da Mutts
- 9:00 pm Midnight Spin
- 10:00 pm Oh My God
MIDPOINT MUSIC FEST CINCINNATI
Every year at this time my house becomes a place where many of the acts and artist's at The Midpoint Music Fest come to meet and talk and discuss the shows and basically catch up on how they've been and its always a busy and exciting time. Follow Mid-Point at http://www.live.mpmf.com at the popular application gives you a chance to check out people's live reactions to the bands . You can send tweets from Twitter by using the hash-tag #MPMF for posting messages to the live,mpmf.com site .
Live web-casting monitors are place at several venues, and the feed will be shown on the big screen digital board at Fountain Square , and the tent at Grammer's . So join in the fun and we'll see you there look for the Figgdimension hash tag!
Live web-casting monitors are place at several venues, and the feed will be shown on the big screen digital board at Fountain Square , and the tent at Grammer's . So join in the fun and we'll see you there look for the Figgdimension hash tag!
Monday, September 20, 2010
Licking River Northern Ky. American Historical events
The World famous Licking river c.320 mi.long,rising in East Kentucky South East of Salyersville and flowing North West to the Ohio river opposite of Cincinnati.
It was an important means of travel to Indians and pioneers and later a busy trade route. The river has been the setting of more than one historical event;at its mouth (seen in pic) in 1780 gathered George Rogers Clark's frontiersmen for their march up the Little Miami ,and the Battle of Blue Licks with Tecumseh(only a young boy at the time) 1782 occurred in the Licking valley and was a strategic win for the Indian forces at the time and Daniel Boone famous frontiersman and folk hero was captured by the Shawnee Warrior ambush . This event hardened pioneers and The United States Governments refusal to recognize his principle that all the Indian land was the common possession of all the Indian tribes and the land could not rightly be ceded by,or purchased from,an individual tribe.Tecumseh set out to join the tribes of the Old Northwest, the South, and the Eastern Mississippi valley. His plan failed with the defeat of his brother the Shawnee Prophet, at Tippecanoe. Although the battle was a draw it marked the end of Indian war. In the War of 1812 Tecumseh allied with the British and was made a Brigadier General. He led a large group of Indians in the battle of Fort Meigs,covered general Proctors retreat after Perry's victory on Lake Erie , and lost his life at the Battle of the Thames.Tecumseh had great ability as an organizer and is considered one of the outstanding Indians in American History . Gregory M. Figg 2010 ©
It was an important means of travel to Indians and pioneers and later a busy trade route. The river has been the setting of more than one historical event;at its mouth (seen in pic) in 1780 gathered George Rogers Clark's frontiersmen for their march up the Little Miami ,and the Battle of Blue Licks with Tecumseh(only a young boy at the time) 1782 occurred in the Licking valley and was a strategic win for the Indian forces at the time and Daniel Boone famous frontiersman and folk hero was captured by the Shawnee Warrior ambush . This event hardened pioneers and The United States Governments refusal to recognize his principle that all the Indian land was the common possession of all the Indian tribes and the land could not rightly be ceded by,or purchased from,an individual tribe.Tecumseh set out to join the tribes of the Old Northwest, the South, and the Eastern Mississippi valley. His plan failed with the defeat of his brother the Shawnee Prophet, at Tippecanoe. Although the battle was a draw it marked the end of Indian war. In the War of 1812 Tecumseh allied with the British and was made a Brigadier General. He led a large group of Indians in the battle of Fort Meigs,covered general Proctors retreat after Perry's victory on Lake Erie , and lost his life at the Battle of the Thames.Tecumseh had great ability as an organizer and is considered one of the outstanding Indians in American History . Gregory M. Figg 2010 ©
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Cincinnati band BUCKRA new video
Buckra a great band the lead singer Dylan is a friend from art school love these guys !!!
Buckra - Crash and Burn a local sensation check out Buckra !!!
Buckra - Crash and Burn a local sensation check out Buckra !!!
Friday, September 17, 2010
Monday, September 13, 2010
Westside Sunset
Some wonderful sunsets recently here in our hometown . Also some beautiful shots of Newport on the river, you can't talk about Cincinnati without mentioning our friends to the south. Just cross a bridge on the Ohio river and your in Kentucky being as Cincinnati is considered a tri-state area with borders w/ Indiana , and Kentucky . Come see our sunsets for yourself or just visit here at the Cincinnati Chronicle your home for everything Cincy!
P&G towers Cincinnati & Newport ducks
We'll have some great video coming up of the Ducks river ride soon so stay tuned to the Chronicle until then visit there site at Newport Ducks and a lovely shot of the P & G towers . Procter and Gamble are a small town co. that's now a global industrial powerhouse making all kinds of trusted products .
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati Reds & Great American Ballpark
You can't cover Cincinnati without at least touching on the Cincinnati Reds baseball team. Here's some shots of Broadway entrance gate to the park and our favorite mascot Ballhead.
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Q102 Party on the River
Check out the official site at www.q102 party on the river.com for all the show highlights and schedules , remember don't piss off the sound guys .. All so there's some great Gold Star Chili and Budweiser boothes so enjoy .
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
The Great American bldg
Jewel in the crown of the Queen city. The Great American building's crane is coming down this week. Its now the tallest building in Cincinnati , with 42 stories in the mammoth of a building . We here at the chronicle have been following the construction of the Great American bldg. Even if the name is a little non-creative we still are all happy to see some new construction downtown.
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