Cities with the brightest future (buying a house, buying, high school)
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Bland Omaha architecture never entered the picture.
Bland? Hmmmmm
Old Market
Downtown
Different Shot
Creighton University
Fountains Downtown
Holland Center
http://www.omahaperformingarts.org/post/opac/Holland%20birdseye.jpg (broken link)
http://www.omahaperformingarts.org/post/opac/Concert%20Hall%20without%20Organ.jpg (broken link)
St Cecilia's Cathedral
St. John's Cathedral
Joslyn Castle
Landmark Center
and this is all I can give for now
He must work either for the Omaha Conventions and Visitors Bureau or the Omaha Chamber of Commerce. One thing I have to admit and that is he's sold me on the "one size fits all" concept of Omaha. Need a cold climate? Omaha's got it. Need Palm Trees? Omaha has those too. Need a mountain range? Omaha's got it.
I always thought Jan Smithers aka Bailey Quarters was more attractive than Lonnie Anderson. She seemed more like the girl next door.
There are only two kinds of people. I was a Bailey guy when I was 6 and I'll always be a Bailey guy. I have a feeling this thread is going to be moderated soon. Unless the moderator is a Bailey guy. (waves)
I'm going to say Detroit as it probably has the most potential of any city. I know, everyone is saying to themselves that Detroit sucks, but think about it; everything is already there just waiting for someone to come in and with enough money, some renovations and one heck of a clean-up and Detroit will once again be a world-class city.
^ i agree. Detroit has the most potential of any city in the US imho
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