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The Book of Eli A lone warrior (Denzel Washington) faces many dangers as he carries hope for humanity's redemption across a post-apocalyptic wasteland.

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Cincinnati Zoo provides a roarin' good time

The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden has been delighting visitors for more than 135 years.

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Oktoberfest Zincinnati: Ja! the nation's largest, most authentic Oktoberfest

Munich, Germany may be where the celebrated Oktoberfest originated, but Cincinnati, or should we say, “Zinzinnati,” now boasts the largest annual Oktoberfest celebration outside of Bavaria! Ja, ‘tis true! And entry is frei (free)!

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Chasing Tomorrow

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Cincinnati Facts and Places:

Cincinnati Airport is Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport
Newspapers are Cincinnati Enquirer, Cincinnati Business Courier
Cincinnati Sports teams are Bengals, Reds, University of Cincinnati Bearcats
Major Cincinnati Attractions and Events are
Newport Aquarium, Cincinnati Fire Museum, Cincinnati Flower Show, May Festival, Taste of Cincinnati
Local Schools are University Of Cincinnati, Xavier University

About Cincinnati, Ohio

The Queen City, home to the Cincinnati Reds, the Cincinnati Bengals, and the Cincinnati Cyclones, proudly created vibrant downtown and riverside scenes even though an Interstate runs right between them. Cincinnati has an annual flower show run by the Cincinnati Horticultural Society, that claims the show is the leading flower show in the United States. The show has been listed in 1,000 Places to See in the United States and Canada Before You Die (2000). Better Homes and Gardens called it the “king of all flower shows” (2002).
The Cincinnati Zoo sets the tone among zoos in the region just as the city itself did when it was settled as the first major American city away from the coastal states. The neighborhood of Mount Adams is an artist’s enclave with charming village-like streets conducive to walking. You'll find plenty of quaint eateries there when your feet are tired. Then, succumb to the influence of the German heritage all around you and have “ein bier.” Summer brings the Taste of Cincinnati and the Jazz Festival. Make your plans.