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Big E
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Post by Big E »

Feel free to move this where ever. It is also running on CNN today.

http://money.cnn.com/video/news/2010/05 ... .cnnmoney/
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S33
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Actually pretty decent. They didn't interview a bunch of local idiots, either.
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Post by joeglow »

Thanks.

And this, my friend, is why I like living in Omaha so much. We don't upset away all our money chasing the hottest newest toy and are better off in the long term because of it.
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Post by StreetsOfOmaha »

I was just going to post this. It was playing on CNN right as I got in to work today.

Unfortunately, the TV didn't have sound, only the caption, so I mainly could just see that they were featuring a lot of great shots of the Old Market during the lunch hour, as there were people in business attire on the streets. It portrayed a great image of Omaha.

*EDIT: I just watched the full video. Wow! What a stellar profile of Omaha! Shots of RFP TII, Midtown Crossing, the stadium, plentiful flattering Old Market shots, the skyline, shots of M's Pub, Vivace, La Buvette, etc. and some wonderful "street interviews".

Excellent!!!
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Post by Tornado »

What a cool video, really portrays Omaha as growing, vibrant city. I especially liked the footage of the tower crane and workers on RFP II and of course all the Old Market footage. Thanks for posting that.