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We take a look at the delicious walk that beer and meat down, holding hands, while on Churrasco Street. It's the number one beverage for churrascos and barbecue lovers all over the world. Beer is used in cooking in cultures world wide. Not enough is used to get eaters drunk but enough to give recipes a regional flavor.
While you technically can tenderize your meat with any kind of beer, light beers like Pilsens and Lagers usually don't make a lot of difference in the taste of your meat. On the other hand, strong beers like Porters and Stouts make the meat bitter or even give your Picanha skewer of meat a burnt flavor. The best beers for using in barbecue are Extra Special / Strong Bitter (ESB). Note that these hints apply mainly to beef. Chicken and fish meat usually go along great with beers.
Although you can choose to only marinate your meat with beer only, it is a good idea to season the marinade with additional spices. Soy sauce and ginger can be used to make an Asian style marinade, while rosemary, thyme, basil and oregano can be used to an Italian marinade.
An hour in any marinade recipe should be enough, but I'd advise using a plastic bag with a zipper. In addition, you can squeeze the air out of the bag and fully cover all the meat.
That's the basics to marinate your meat with beer. Now let's talk about doing that with Picanha. While the Picanha usually is good and has a lot of flavor by itself, nothing stops you from trying a different recipe once in a while.
200 ml of beer. Choose from the different types of beer that we tasted above.


Chinese Healthy Balls stimulate and exercise your hands muscles by moving both of them in one hand. The balls are metal, hollow and have chiming sounding plates inside. They make crisp and rhythmical sounds when moving.Play them to relax and reduce stress.
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Over dinner the other night I was telling my girls about my "Ten Things" blog post from yesterday. (Hopefully they've read it.) So, since I was talking about the 10 most important things I hope I've imparted to them over the years, I decided to ask them what they saw as the 10 most important things I've taught them.
And now here is where I have one word of advice for all the parents out there: be careful what you ask your kids. Because the answers I got were not at all what I expected.
So, in no particular order, are the top 10 things my children have learned from me. According to them.
1. Stay away from electric fences. This came up because one time when we were visiting a horse farm I leaned up against a fence to pet a horse. Little did I know that the fence was actually TURNED ON, and I fell backwards onto the ground. Kinda scary.
2. When in a foreign country and someone asks you directions in a language you don't know, DON'T PANIC and say something stupid like, "No speaka de French." Enough said.
Um, yeah. Or not. Whatever.
3. "You taught us how to whistle grass between our thumbs." And I'm happy to report that all three now possess this talent.
4. "Oh! I've got one! You taught us that trick where you spin a coin on the table." Except that Maggie hadn't learned that trick yet, so we had to spend 10 minutes showing her how to do it. She's now up to speed.
They tell me this is significant because they now teach that little ditty to the kids they babysit who love it.
It's O.K. Take a minute and sing your phone number. It works, doesn't it?
7. "You taught me how NOT to bowl." Alright, alright. So I'm a terrible bowler. And I just might have accidentally crossed the red line one time and slipped on the oily floor and fell across two bowling lanes. Who knew that lane was so slippery?
8. Baking seems to be a big theme. I guess I do that pretty well, because two of my three have picked up this skill. The third has no interest whatsoever.
9. They said I taught them to respect their elders by fighting for the closest parking spot at the mall so that their grandmother wouldn't have to walk too far to the door. Yelling "Hey! I have an old lady in the car!" to the girl who stole my parking spot really drove that point home.
I guess I've done O.K.
So tell me, what would your kids say you've taught them?
oK, I love it...I fear what mine would say but this was hilarious and could certainly lighten the mood and get some giggles from the whole family!
You have such great kids!
I'll have to try the "Hey I have an old lady in the car" next time I need the close space. You make me laugh.
I love that your girls remembered fun things. They will be fun Moms for their kids someday too I bet!


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Polycyclic diterpene alkaloids have a complicated diterpene nucleus. They are found in plants in the Delphinium spp. (Larkspurs) and in the Aconitium spp. (monkshood). Larkspurs kill more cattle in the United States yearly than all other poisonous plants combined.
Larkspurs are the primary source of plant poisoning of cattle on the western ranges of the United States. Larkspurs are grouped by their heigth. Low larkspurs, for example, D.andersonii and (em) D. menziesii , have a growing habit of <3 ft and are generally found at lower elevations. They are one of the first plants to emerge in the spring, even when there is still snow cover, and hence, appear inviting to cattle hungry for green vegetation. Early spring is when poisonings due to low larkspurs are most likely to occur. Tall larkspurs ((em)D. barbeyi, D. occidentale, D. glaucum, D. Trollifolium, etc.) are 3 to 6 ft tall and grow at high elevations in deep soils with plentiful moisture. They can be found in alpine meadows or under dense tree cover in aspen and pine forests and are very palatable to cattle. Calves tend to congregate under tree cover while the mature herd is out grazing. Because of their small size, calves are particularly susceptible to poisoning from the larkspur patches found in the woods.
The alkaloids in Larkspurs, for example, methyllycaconitine, appear to act as powerful neuromuscular blocking agents. Symptoms of poisoning are rarely observed out on the range because animals progress to death so rapidly. The first sign of trouble may be a bloated corpse. In field trials, symptoms include restlessness, nausea, abdominal pain, muscle weakness and involuntary twitching, stiff gait, straddled stance with hind legs braced apart --> collapse --> death by respiratory paralysis. Cattle are about 4 times as susceptible to Larkspur poisoning as sheep and are killed by as little as 17g of green foliage per kg liveweight.
Sheep and goats have been used to try to cut down on the larkspur population of rangelands. Sheep have not been that successful because they tend to graze larkspur later in the spring than cattle and generally do not feed on the growing points. Death due to larkspur poisoning has been reported in sheep. Goats have been used to more success. Spot spraying larkspur with herbicides and then reseeding to grasses also helps reduce larkspur populations.


Out-Odding Oddish/VS Oddish or Pokéathlon Challenge!/The Pokéathlon Challenge (Japanese: VS ナゾノクサ VS Nazonokusa or 挑戦 ポケスロン! Challenge, Pokéthlon!) is the 442nd round of the Pokémon Adventures manga and the first round in the HeartGold & SoulSilver chapter.
The round opens with Gold and his Pokémon standing before Arceus. Gold questions Arceus about how they got into this situation. Gold commands a Blast Burn from Exbo, who fires a powerful flame attack at the Alpha Pokémon. Gold introduces himself to Arceus and questions why he has to fight it when he was trying to save it. Arceus lets out a powerful roar, which causes Gold's team to recoil in pain. As Gold urges his Pokémon to last until Silver arrives, Arceus begins glowing brightly.
The scene shifts to a couple of a weeks ago. Gold, along with Whitney ride on top of Exbo and Mil Mil to another location. A hungry Gold complains and asks if they have arrived at their destination yet. To appease his hunger, Gold pulls out a Rage Candy Bar and throws one into Whitney's mouth, which causes her to start choking. To dissolve the manjū, Gold has Polibo shoot a water attack at Whitney, soaking her and Mil Mil in the process. Angered, Whitney begins attacking Gold for almost causing her to choke.
Eventually, they enter the Pokéathlon Dome. Inside the arena, DJ Mary and Hirō emcee the events. Upon entering, Gold gets on his skateboard and attempts to skip through the line. Annoyed at Gold's antics, Whitney has Smea Smea cover Gold's face in paint and drags him away while apologizing to everyone else. While Whitney continues to drag him away, Gold begins looking around for someone he was supposed to meet. Gold complains that Whitney got his new clothes dirty, but Whitney reveals that he will need to change anyway and forces him into a jersey, much to Gold's displeasure.
With Aibo, Polibo, and Exbo, Gold sets out to enter his first competition. Gold picks the Skill Course, which ends with the round Snow Throw. Gold's team throws snowballs at their opponents, but Gold commands Aibo to create a gigantic one. Aibo throws it, giving Gold enough points to win the Skill Course. Maximo hands Gold the Skill Medal for being the winner. After meeting up with Whitney again, Gold decides to pick the Jump Course next. Outside the dome, a large Pokémon swims through the lake with fury in its eyes.
Mary begins explaining how the Pokéathlon works over the speakers. She explains that there are five arenas where the Pokéathletes compete in each dome. Next, she explains that in the Sand Dome, the Disc Catch event is currently being held. Mary and Hirō decide to get a closer look and head inside to check on the competitors. Suddenly, Gold rushes past Mary, accidentally causing her to spin around in the process. Once he realizes who he just passed, Gold quickly moves back and re-introduces himself to Mary.
Mary and Hirō recognize Gold as a troublemaker, which causes Gold to be offended. Mary notices Gold's jersey, which clues her into figuring out that he's competing. When Gold is asked why he was running, Gold reveals that he was making Aprijuice with the Apriblender. Mary questions Gold's actions, as his Pokémon should be given orders while they are in a competition. Gold reveals that he doesn't need to give his Pokémon orders.
In the Disc Catch competition, Sudobo and Sunbo easily catch a disc that was thrown to them. Gold points out that most Pokémon would crowd together to catch a single disc, but since his Togebo is small, he can easily move through crowds. Togebo pushes his opponents away and easily catches the disc, which signifies the end of the match. The next round is Lamp Jump, where Gold's team needs to push the lights while preventing their opponents from doing so. While Sudobo and Sunbo easily touch some lights, Togebo rudely pushes his opponents out of the way. Mary notes that Togebo's rude nature is just like Gold, which she thinks makes them just like twins. Lamp Jump ends, which gives Gold enough to points to earn the Jump Medal.
Later, Hirō asks Mary where Gold headed off to. Mary states that Gold had entered the Stamina Course and is entered in the Ring Drop competition with Exbo, Aibo, and Polibo. After Gold wins the Stamina Course, Mary notes that Gold doesn't pay attention to his team during competitions while she watches Gold and his team laugh at Togebo's failed attempt to drink Aprijuice. Next, Gold decides to enter in the Speed Course. This worries Hirō, who realizes that if Gold plans to enter in the Speed Course, he will have to face Jet, a competitor that he may not be able to defeat.
In the Track Dome, Gold is surprised to see so many people entering to watch the match. Gold notices Jet next to him, who is blowing kisses to his many fans. In the Hurdle Dash and Pennant Capture competitions, Mary and Hirō's hunches are proven correct as Jet's team easily defeats Sudobo and Sunbo. In the final match, Relay Run, Gold is behind Jet, which means he needs to win this match in order to win. The match starts, to which all the competitors and their Pokémon begin running.
Mary hosts the event and points out that some competitors will switch their Pokémon immediately while others may wait until their first Pokémon gets tired before changing. When she questions where Gold is, they notice that Gold is simply sliding on the ground slowly while riding on his skateboard in the wrong direction. An exhausted and in last place Sudobo struggles to move on, so he is switched for Sunbo. Mary points out that there isn't much time left on the clock, so Gold switches Sunbo out for Togebo.
Togebo's fast speed allows it to easily catch up to Jet's Dodrio, but he is kicked away into the gravel by Dodrio's foot. The dirt gets into Togebo's eyes, preventing him from being able to see and run properly. Gold commands Togebo to keep going and gives him directions on where to move. This causes Mary and Hirō to realize that Gold wasn't playing on his skateboard, but was actually memorizing the field they were competing on. Togebo continues running and eventually manages to make it past Jet's Dodrio, which gives Gold the win.
Jet commends Gold for his performance, which Gold thanks him for. Mary goes up to congratulate Gold for his win in the Speed Course. Mary points out her surprise to see how Gold and Togebo understand each other perfectly. While he cleans Togebo's eyes out with a napkin, Gold reveals that he has been with Togebo since he was an Egg.
At an unknown location, Gold faces Arceus.
Gold is revealed to own an upgraded Pokédex.
Gold flashes back to a few weeks prior to the current situation.
Gold, along with Whitney, travels to and enters in the Pokéathlon.
Gold faces Jet, another competitor, and wins.
In the VIZ Media version, Aipom is incorrectly identified by its Japanese name, Eipam, on one page.
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It was my trip to Argentina that made me break down and buy that travel double stroller I had been avoiding adding to my increasing collection. We have a City Mini Double that we love, but the truth is that it does not travel well. When faced with the prospect of planes, trains and taxis, I wanted something that would fold up small but would let both my kids rest when they needed to. I found that in the Joovy Caboose.
The Joovy Caboose is a tandem sit and stand stroller. The front is a regular stroller, with a seat that reclines, canopy, 5 point harness, and a tray for snacks and a sippy cup. The back has a platform and a small bench. An older child can stand and face forward when tired, or sit on the bench and take a rest when really tired. There was a basket underneath for storage, and a simple fold that allowed you to quickly fold up the stroller and carry it with the convenient side handles.
How'd it work for us.
I have to say it was one of the best last minute pre-trip purchases we have ever made. Both my kids instantly liked it. My daughter loved her seat with foot rest, and enjoyed having the tray to place things on. While she is not normally a nap-in-the-stroller kid, she found it comfortable and took most of her naps in this stroller while we were out and about. My son loved the bench. He's a stickler for safety and liked that he could put on the three point safety belt all by himself. But he also liked that he could jump out and walk if he wanted to. He didn't really take advantage of the stand part of the stroller. Occasionally as a novelty, but then he would sit down once he was over it. But what he really liked was that this was a big boy seat, and special just for him. With a baby girl, everything seems likes it's just for her, so he liked having something that's just for big boys. (While the website says it's for 2+, I did put my 18 month old in it when my son wasn't around and she was just fine).
For me, what I loved was that as a tandem stroller, it fit down the sidewalks, public transit and aisles in the stores. It is one of the shorter tandem strollers, and the front wheels swivel which makes is much more maneuverable than any other tandem stroller I've tried. And the big basket is very easy access from the side, allowing you to load it up quickly and easily. A huge plus was when my son was walking, it was still easy (if not easier) to push, as opposed to a side by side that gets off balance when one side is heavier. And if I was alone with just one kid, it didn't feel like I was pushing a huge stroller. Most didn't even notice the back when my son was out of it.
As for terrain we covered the lot. While it performed best in malls and museums, the stroller also did okay on the sidewalks. Many of the sidewalks were not well maintained in Buenos Aires, but we were still able to get the stroller over most of the potholes without too much trouble. We were even able to get it up curbs with the two kids in the stroller. We even used it through Iguazu National Park, rolling it over the pathways and bridges that are set up to see the waterfalls.
Parks, Iguazu trails, or museums, the stroller handled it all.
A few things to consider before buying this. We bought a used stroller since it was intended just for this trip, and could not find the new Ultralight in our price range. Coming in at 26 lbs, this is not a light stroller. This is not a stroller you want to be lifting up and down stairs. And with my son at 40 lbs and my daughter at 20, at one point I was pushing over 100 lbs up a steep hill in the heat. It was exhausting. And while it folds up smaller than most double strollers, it's not small. Folded up it was as tall as our Uppa Baby G-Lite and as wide as our City Mini. Since it doesn't stand on it's wheels like the G-Lite, it posed some problems on the bus. My husband often had to find a place to be able to lay it on it's side, or if we were lucky, he got a seat and could put in in front of him.
The biggest issue we came across was how the older child slept. Granted, this stroller is designed for older kids to ride in when they are tired of walking. But my son still naps in the afternoon, every afternoon. And he loves to nap in the stroller. The bench in the back did not provide him a place to lay back and nap. We eventually came up with a solution by moving the canopy all the way back and allowing him to lean forward and rest his head on this. While it worked and allowed him to sleep it caused two problem. 1. Now there was no canopy for my daughter and both were out in the sun, and 2. We noticed at the end of the trip that by using the canopy in that way we were causing some damage to the plastic in the canopy. Apparently having a 40 lb pre-schooler sleep on it every day is not in the testing process.
If you are looking for a travel double stroller for two kids of different ages, you will love the Joovy Caboose. If you can spare the money and it's worth it to you, the ultralight model does take 5 lbs off the weight. However, the Joovy Caboose itself is a great double stroller that we found withstood the test of daily public transit trips, several airplane rides, sidewalks not always in the best of shape, and two kids, one who often tried to escape but couldn't and one who should have walked more but didn't want to.
Why are you in the stroller? Don't you want to run with me?
I've seen those before, and I thought they were a nifty-looking choice. The extra child doesn't take up that much extra room. Getting it second hand definitely makes it worthwhile!
Sounds like a great travel stroller for two small (er) kids! It is always a hassle to decide how to do it on trips, andbtw we now have only 2 strollers left after having 4 before 😉 At home our main stroller is a Phil and Ted's explorer, which for a double stroller is great eg in public transport. It folds up but not very practical on longer trips. As our kids are 2 and 3, pretty good walkers and next longer trip with multiple flights is still further away, we are hoping not to accumulate the number of our strollers. If we decide otherwise, I think the Joovy caboose might be the one for us as well!
Aside from a simple umbrella stroller, the Joovy Caboose was the stroller I used most often. It is a bit heavy though.


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We are very proud to announce that Filip Matějka′s paper "Discrete Actions in Information-Constrained Decision Problems" (coauthored with Christopher A. Sims, Junehyuk Jung, and Jeong-Ho Kim) was accepted by the Review of Economic Studies for publication.
The Review of Economic Studies is published quarterly and its objective is to encourage research in theoretical and applied economics, especially by young economists. It is one of the core economics journals, consistently ranked among the top five titles.
Filip Matějka is an Associate Professor with tenure at CERGE-EI and a member of the Executive and Supervisory Committee of CERGE-EI. He is also an Associate Professor at CERGE, Charles University and a Researcher at the Economics Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences. His area of research is mainly macroeconomics, political economy, information economics (mostly rational inattention), and behavioral economics. He was awarded the prestigious European Research Council (ERC) Starting Grant in 2015.
Congratulations once again!


Should Tyler be a GM?
Alaska, Alaska Time Zone = 1 Hour being PST.
Hey guys, first off my name is Tyler and I'm fourteen years old.
I am kinda crazy so don't think I am all boring because of this application.
I am always on unless i have hockey, or i have homework. So about 3 hours a day or more im active.
And last i am very trustworthy you can trust me with anything.
1] I take my job as a GM seriously and I always carry out my GM duties as a professional.
2] I do not ban for grudges or if somebody pisses me off; I only ban if somebody deliberately breaks the rules. I don't let emotion affect my decisions.
3] I am very experienced in tech support and I'm able to fix almost any problem a player is having, assuming they have the intelligence to follow directions.
4] I've never been not able to help somebody fix their problem.
5]I am very experienced in hacking so I know what all the hackers are doing to try to gain an unfair advantage in this game. I know the name of every hack and I can instantly recognize any of them.
I know what hackers do to try and avoid the GMs, I know what hacks they use, and I know where they go. Chances are I'm a more experienced hacker than any given hacker that tries to hack on a server I'm playing.
I have been playing MapleStory for over three years and I play under the IGN Tyler.
I have been a GM on a few different servers and I have hosted my own server for a short while. I have all of the GM commands memorized and I know how to use each and every one of them.
I'm not going to even go into my skills at banning hackers. People always put that and act like it's amazing that they can ban lots of them. It's nothing special to me, really, it's simple and most of the time hackers don't get by me.
I'm pretty good at hosting events and I don't do retarded ones like randomly spawning bosses in the FM. I actually make a game out of events and make it fun for everybody.
I'm very fair when it comes to punishment and I will usually hear anyone out when giving out consequences. I don't abuse my GM powers like so many people do. I see so many people banning players left and right just because they smega saying that they don't like one of the GMs. I'm not like that at all.
I can follow instructions very easily and I don't need to be told twice what the rules are.
I would rate my English 9.
And no, I don't act all boring like I am right now when I'm typing this. In fact I'm a pretty crazy guy haha.
I like servers that have a fairly large community but if they dont thats okay too.
Alright, so that's my gm app thanks for reading good luck everyone!
- Must have at least 5 players on at any given time I can't promise you that, Our server is truely fresh, and so only maybe some 5 players will be online at a time, Yet since we have no hamachi, It can go larger.
- Must be 24/7 We are 24/7 unless iDev's mother turns off his PC while he is asleep.
- Dedicated preferred but not required We are not dedicated, Yet non-hamachi.
- Must be fairly up to date We are up to date in out stuff.
I've read your application, It's quite a character but It is not in the gm format. IT MUST BE IN THE FORMAT. Luckily I changed it to the format and added a poll.
Pending . . . .
Me and iDev will discuss about your application - You got a chance!


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Pioneering Black Doll Baby Nancy Enters Toy Hall of Fame
Acording to the National Toy Hall of Fame the toy exposed a long-standing demand for ethnically correct Black dolls.
ROCHESTER, N.Y. - Baby Nancy, the first Black baby doll to have an Afro and other authentic features, was inducted into the National Toy Hall of Fame on Thursday, along with sidewalk chalk and the wooden block game Jenga.
The 2020 honorees were recognized for their creativity and popularity over time.
They were chosen by a panel of experts from among 12 finalists that also included bingo, Breyer Horses, Lite-Brite, Masters of the Universe, My Little Pony, Risk, Sorry!, Tamagotchi, and Yahtzee.
Baby Nancy was the inaugural doll for Shindana Toys, a California company launched in 1968 by Operation Bootstrap Inc., the not-for-profit Black community self-help organization that emerged in the aftermath of the Watts riots in Los Angeles.
By Thanksgiving, Baby Nancy was the bestselling Black doll in Los Angeles, and before Christmas, she was selling nationwide. The toy exposed a long-standing demand for ethnically correct Black dolls, according to the National Toy Hall of Fame, located in The Strong museum in Rochester, New York.
Shindana Toys folded amid financial problems in 1983, but Baby Nancy "still stands as a landmark doll that made commercial and cultural breakthoughs," curator Michelle Parnett-Dwyer said in a news release.
Another inductee, sidewalk chalk, traces its roots all the way back to Paleolithic cave art found throughout the world, hall officials said.
"There are few limits to what kids can do with chalk. Every sidewalk square, patio, and driveway holds the potential for a work of art, a winning game of strategy and cleverness, or a demonstration of physical agility, poise, and balance," chief curator Christopher Bensch said.
Jenga, the creation of Englishwoman Leslie Scott, was honored for its simplicity and ability to be played by almost anyone. Players take turns removing wooden blocks from a rectangular tower until it collapses. Its name comes from the Swahili verb, kujenga, which means to build.
"It is one of the rare games that's equally fun for two people or a bigger crowd. It's perfect for a game party with a group or something more intimate, but either way, it's always sure to make instant memories," curator Nicolas Ricketts said.
The three new inductees will be on permanent display at the National Toy Hall of Fame, alongside previous winners that include Barbie and the Hula Hoop. The hall takes nominations from anyone year-round and has inducted a new class each year since 1998.
Inventors Honored in Hall of Fame Special Ceremony
By Julie Taboh
Fri, 05/18/2018 - 02:27 AM
Robotics Engineer Barbie Joins Girls Who Code
Barbie, the world's most iconic doll, is venturing into coding skills in her latest career as a robotics engineer.The new doll, launched Tuesday, aims to encourage girls as young as seven to learn real coding skills, thanks to a partnership with the kids game-based computing platform Tynker, toymaker Mattel said.Robotics engineer Barbie, dressed in jeans, a graphic T-shirt and denim jacket and wearing safety glasses, comes with six free Barbie-inspired coding lessons…
Iconic Barbie Fashion Comes Alive in Vintage Collaboration
In time for her 60th birthday, Barbie has a new collaborator bringing her wide-ranging style to life for humans.One of the largest sellers of vintage-inspired clothes, Unique Vintage, is working with Barbie parent Mattel on the first women's line to meticulously duplicate some of the doll's most iconic early looks. In the process, the company also has taken care of the one thing critics love to hate about Barbie, her very plastic hourglass physique, by offering the outfits in…


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LIVERPOOL are closing in a January move for Palermo striker Abel Hernandez.
Hernandez was linked with a deadline day move to Arsenal, with the player known to be unhappy with life in Italy and keen to push his case for inclusion in Uruguay's national team ahead of next summer's World Cup.
And while a move to Arsenal failed to materialise it seems that Liverpool have now entered the race for Hernandez, who would team up with compatriot Luis Suarez at Anfield.
I don't want to lose the chance of playing at the World Cup next summer.
According to a regional morning newspaper, Liverpool are optimistic that they may be able to get Hernandez for a fee in the region of £4m in January.
Suarez is likely to be keen on the move, with he and Hernandez known to be close friends.
Just before the close of the transfer window Hernandez said: "The club and the coach told me that I could leave if the right offer was made and I think that has now arrived.
"They know what I want and they know what they promised me. I don't want to lose the chance of playing at the World Cup next summer.
"I think playing in Serie A is beautiful, but the desire to be at World Cup 2014 is what has pushed me to ask for a transfer."
Hernandez has scored 21 times in 86 games for Palermo, who currently find themselves in Italy's Serie B, fueling Hernandez's concerns that he needs a more high profile stage to catch the attention of Uruguay's national coach Oscar Tabarez.


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Ozero Bogatyrjovka (ryska: Озеро Богатырёвка) är en sjö i Belarus.   Den ligger i voblasten Brests voblast, i den sydvästra delen av landet,  km sydväst om huvudstaden Minsk. Ozero Bogatyrjovka ligger  meter över havet. Den högsta punkten i närheten är  meter över havet,  km väster om Ozero Bogatyrjovka.

Trakten runt Ozero Bogatyrjovka består till största delen av jordbruksmark. Runt Ozero Bogatyrjovka är det ganska tätbefolkat, med  invånare per kvadratkilometer.  Trakten ingår i den hemiboreala klimatzonen. Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är  °C. Den varmaste månaden är juli, då medeltemperaturen är  °C, och den kallaste är december, med  °C.

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Q: Recommendation based on Item History I have a csv file/ table data in following format,
UserId Item1 Item2
1      url1   url3
1      url4   url6
2      url2   url3
2      url2   url4
2      url4   url6
3      url4   url6
3      url2   url3

So, here I want to predict item2 for a perticular user if value of item1 is known. Can we use collaborative filtering for the same?? If yes, please guide :)

A: I'm sure it would work, you've just got to figure out how you decide if a user is similar or not. The following gives you a suggestion field based on what item2 values have been paired with item1s (and vice versa) - it excludes items the user already has.. You can do much more complicated of course but here's something to get started
select *, ISNULL((SELECT STUFF
            ((SELECT ', ' + CAST(ITEM2 AS VARCHAR(10)) [text()] from
                    ((select top 5 ISNULL(item2,'') item2, count(item2) as cnt from items as CountTable1 where item1=Res.item1 and item2 is not null and len(item2) > 0
                     and item2 not in (select item2 from items where id=Res.id UNION select item1 from items where id=Res.id)
                    group by item2 order by cnt desc)
                    UNION
                    /* Below includes suggestions from item1 */
                    (select top 5 ISNULL(item1,'') item1, count(item1) as cnt from items as CountTable2 where item2=Res.item1 and item1 is not null and len(item1) > 0
                     and item1 not in (select item1 from items where id=Res.id UNION select item2 from items where id=Res.id)
                    group by item1 order by cnt desc))
                as Suggs where item1=Res.item1 FOR XML PATH('')
                , TYPE)
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Muni launches its new 55-Sixteenth Street bus route today, running from the BART station at 16th and Mission to Mission Bay, serving the new Benioff UCSF Children's Hospital and everything else in that fast growing neighborhood.
This means that 16th Street will host a double-double of Muni routes: The five-five and the two-two, much better known as the 22-Fillmore, one of the City's most venerable transit lines.
Today is the beginning of a big transition for the 22, a very long crosstown line that starts at the Marina Green and makes a giant "L" through Pacific Heights, the Western Addition, Upper Market, the Mission, and Potrero Hill. Its traditional route (since the very beginnings) has taken it over Potrero Hill on 18th Street to reach Third Street, but once overhead wire is strung along 16th Street (which will somehow take three years, though it used to take three months or less when Muni had large overhead wire crews), the 55 will go away and be replaced by a rerouted 22-Fillmore trolley coach running all the way along 16th to Third. At that point, the trolley wires on Potrero Hill will be taken over by a rerouted 33-Stanyan — ANOTHER double number route, and, it should be noted, San Francisco's very first trolley coach route, opened by our namesake, erstwhile Muni competitor Market Street Railway Company in 1935.
In celebration of today's double play with the 55 and 22, we bring you a 1948 shot from our archives of two 22-Fillmore streetcars passing each other at 16th and Bryant, where both the 55 and 22 now run. Fitting for two reasons: Seals Stadium on the left, where myriad double plays were turned over the decades, and, just out of frame to the right, the Double Play bar, still there today!
The next issue of our Member newsletter, Inside Track, will have a special feature on the history of the 22-Fillmore, with photos you can't see anywhere else. Join now, and we'll also send you our feature on one of the world's most unusual transit lines, the Fillmore Hill counterbalance (which was the northern extension of the 22-line until 1941).
Readers of our quarterly member newsletter, Inside Track, just got the inside scoop on the restoration of Powell Street cable car No. 1. The photo above, posted by Zach Ho to our Facebook group, shows Powell 1, in its 1888 livery, at the Bay and Taylor terminal of the Powell-Mason line.
That photo inspired noted San Francisco historian Emiliano Echeverria to post the photo below, from the Louis L, Stein, Jr. collection. It's the same cable car — er, at least a part of it — at the same angle, at Golden Gate Park (Fulton Street and Sixth Avenue) in 1894.
This cable car, No. 506, was part of two groups of cars built for the Sacramento Street line. These cars survived the 1906 earthquake and fire, but the original Powell Street fleet did not, so the Sacramento Street cable cars were transferred over to Powell, where the survivors still run today.
As Inside Track readers know, Powell No. 1 was specially put together for the 1973 centennial of the world's first cable car line (on Clay Street, built by Andrew Hallidie). Muni carpenters removed the roof from car No. 506, the frame of which was in very rough shape, and built a new cable car under that old roof. They salvaged the seats from No. 506 as well.
Painted in the original Powell Street Railway Company maroon and sky blue livery by cable car barn foreman (and rail historian) Charlie Smallwood, the look proved so popular that when the cable car lines were rebuilt from 1982-84, all but one of the Powell cars were repainted into a simplified version of this livery.
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We've gotten so used to seeing the orange trams from Milan on Market Street and the waterfront that it can be a tad jarring to see them in their native habitat, especially a scene like this. In an average year, Milan sees snow on seven days or fewer. Of course, that's seven days more than the annual snowfall in San Francisco, where long-time residents still marvel at the once-in-a-couple-of-decades dustings we get on Twin Peaks!
Here's hoping we get at least some more rain here soon. After our big storm last month, it's been dry as a bone!


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The clove is the flower bud of the tropical clove tree. Originally from Indonesia's Maluku Islands, the clove tree is a small tree reaching 15 meters in height with aromatic evergreen foliage, the raw material used to extract an essential oil: clove leaf essential oil. It belongs to the Myrtaceae family of aromatic trees, alongside the gigantic eucalyptus trees, the inseparable melaleucas – tea tree, cajeput, niaouli –, and myrtle. Bud harvesting is performed manually on trees at least five years old. Local pickers climb the trees to collect the precious budding flowers. Several harvest rounds are needed, as the flowers do not develop homogeneously. The buds are dried prior to being distilled, resulting in an essential oil with a spicy, pungent fragrance with woody, fruity, and dry facets.
10/16/2013 Spicy blends of clove oils and extracts. All Natural EO Blend. An excellent enhancer for holiday blends. Ask for a sample with your next order. Or for just $5.00 you can get a one ounce bottle.
Sec. 184.1257 Clove and its derivatives.
Specific Gravity: 1.03800 to 1.06000 @ 25.00 °C.
Refractive Index: 1.52700 to 1.53500 @ 20.00 °C.
Use: The clove is the flower bud of the tropical clove tree. Originally from Indonesia's Maluku Islands, the clove tree is a small tree reaching 15 meters in height with aromatic evergreen foliage, the raw material used to extract an essential oil: clove leaf essential oil. It belongs to the Myrtaceae family of aromatic trees, alongside the gigantic eucalyptus trees, the inseparable melaleucas � tea tree, cajeput, niaouli �, and myrtle. Bud harvesting is performed manually on trees at least five years old. Local pickers climb the trees to collect the precious budding flowers. Several harvest rounds are needed, as the flowers do not develop homogeneously. The buds are dried prior to being distilled, resulting in an essential oil with a spicy, pungent fragrance with woody, fruity, and dry facets.
Use: It's excellent as an antiseptic because of the content of eugenol. It helps stimulate digestion, restores appetite and relieves flatulence. The dental value of cloves is well know, the oil has been traditionally used to relieve toothaches. Clove oil is not used in skin care except to treat infectious wounds, skin sores and leg ulcers and only by those who are experienced and know what they're doing.
Use: This oils is beneficial to the digestive system, effective against diarrhea, vomiting and spasms when applied externally in massage form. Can help toothache, rheumatism, arthritis and mouth sores. Blends well with basil, cinnamon, citronella, orange and peppermint.
Use: Clove was much used by the Greeks, Roman and the Chinese for its medicinal value. One of the most potent antiseptics, Europeans doctors once breathed through clove-filled leather beaks to ward off the plague. The Chinese used it to ease toothache and as a breath sweetener, especially when talking to the Emperor. Clove has antiseptic properties and was used in the prevention of contagious diseases. It is still much used in perfumes, mulled wines and liqueurs, love potions, dental products and, stuck in an orange as pomade and an insect repellent. The dried spice, steeped in wine, was formerly given to ease the pain of childbirth.
Use: Clove is one of the most important spice of commerce. Cloves are the unopened flower buds of small evergreen tree. The tropical tree known as Syzygium aromaticum and botanically popular as Eugenia Carryophyllus produces the commercially valuable cloves. The Ordour, flavours and Oil content are important criteria in the food industry. Sri Lankan Cloves have been found to be richer in Oil than those from Madagascar and Tanzania. The plant grows to a height of 12-15 meters and takes 20 years to reach full bearing and then continue to bear fruit for about 50 years. The Clove is a pretty tree with reddish tender leaves. The major spice is the unopened flower bud which is harvested along with it's steam and dried in the shade. The buds and steams are dried separately. The drying process has to be carefully monitored as it is akin to a curing process, and the quality of the aroma develops during this stage. Oils are distilled from the buds, stems and leaves. The authentic Oil of Clove is Clove Bud Oil with the fragrant and mellow aroma. The Sri Lankan distilled Oil has a high demand and is renowned for it's superior aroma and pungency. Our Clove Bud Oil is distilled from selected raw materials from direct sources where the growing conditions as well as the drying process is well scrutinised.
Use: This tropical tree was discovered on the Molucca Islands and cultivated since the early 19th century. When clove buds are about to open, they are picked and sun dried for three days during which they obtain their dark colour and particular shape. They are then either sold as a spice or processed to obtain the extract. The leaves and twigs are also extracted to confer an herbaceous tone to fragrance compounds.
Use: Clove oils are useful in treating inflammations such as rheumatoid arthritis and other musculoskeletal conditions. Their anaesthetic properties are essential for toothaches. Clove oils also stimulates digestion, restores appetite and relieves flatulence. It is used in many foods and beverages and specifically clove bud oil is used in pharmaceutical and dental products. In perfumery, bud oil forms the basis of carnation, rose and honeysuckle perfumes.
Use: 10/16/2013 Spicy blends of clove oils and extracts. All Natural EO Blend. An excellent enhancer for holiday blends. Ask for a sample with your next order. Or for just $5.00 you can get a one ounce bottle.
Use: In natural perfumery used in spice accords, incense perfumes, culinary creations, sweet florals.
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Food and Cosmetics Toxicology. Vol. 16, Pg. 695, 1978.
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Docs Share Patients' Pain and Relief
Laura Joszt
When patients go through the pains and reliefs of illness and healing, their physicians do as well, according to a study that revealed doctors truly feel their patient's pain.
When patients go through the pains and reliefs of illness and healing, their physicians do as well. A new study revealed that brain scans indicated doctors truly can feel their patients' pain.
The findings from Harvard researchers were published in Molecular Psychiatry on Tuesday. The researchers took brain scans of physicians who believed they were treating patients. Throughout the test, physicians activated the part of the brain implicated in the placebo response.
The researchers first administered a dose of "heat pain" to the physicians while they underwent fMRI scans to gauge their threshold and see which brain regions were activating. The physicians were "treated" with a fake device to alleviate the pain.
Then, the participating physicians met with patients and administered examinations to establish a realistic rapport. This meeting and examination was followed by a questionnaire "used to measure the participant's self-reported perspective-taking skills," according to the Harvard Gazette.
The physicians went back into the fMRI with a remote for the sham device. Through mirrors, they were able to maintain eye contact with the patients. The physicians were told either
press the remote control's button to relieve the patient's pain or not. Patients not given relief registered pain on their faces, which the physicians witnessed. When patients were treated, they were relaxed.
"We already know that the physician-patient relationship provides solace and can even relieve many symptoms," senior author Ted Kaptchuk, an associate professor of medicine at Harvard, told the Harvard Gazette. "Now, for the first time, we've shown that caring for patients encompasses a unique neurobiology in physicians. Our ultimate goal is to transform the 'art of medicine' into the 'science of care,' and this research is an important first step in this process as we continue investigations to find out how patient-clinician interactions can lead to measurable clinical outcomes in patients."
Before the study, the researchers hypothesized that a physician's perspective-taking skills would influence the outcomes. The physicians who were better able to empathize with the patients' feelings experienced higher satisfaction during the treatments — they were more likely to show brain activity during the test in the area associated with reward.
Doctors Can Feel Their Patients' Pain — Harvard Gazette


Performance of a microencapsulated phase-change material (PCM) as a heat-transport medium in an evacuated heat pipe solar collector was evaluated and the results compared with those using water. Collector efficiency was experimentally determined according to the method based on European Standard EN 12975–2:2006. This method proved unsuitable when using an encapsulated PCM suspension. A modified test method was proposed, which was appropriate for predicting solar collector efficiency when using a phase-change fluid. Average solar collection efficiency when using a PCM suspension was higher than that using water.


Sunday brunch is definitely one of our favorite meals. After a week of healthy eating, we love to splurge over this meal. This particular recipe satisfies exactly what we are looking for on the brunch menu: indulgent, ooey, gooey, sweet, sticky and fun to eat! We added an exotic flavor twist to the always fun to eat monkey bread by adding in rose and cardamom. Your friends and family will love this special treat and think you spent hours making it!
Enjoy pulling apart the monkey bread with your fingers!
You can serve the monkey bread directly from the bundt pan if you do not want to turn it over onto a plate.
Serve for breakfast, brunch or even dessert with a scoop of ice cream.
Come up with your own flavor profiles if you do not want to use rose and cardamom.
You can use caramel, cinnamon, chocolate, nuts, etc.
You can make this using vegan biscuits and substitute coconut oil for the butter.


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Parents with premature babies can feel alone, and this Avon Lake couple is doing something about it
Posted: 10:17 AM, Nov 19, 2018
By: Meg Shaw
Avon Lake couple launches organization to help parents who have premature babies
Pregnancy is exciting, stressful and scary all at the same time. But for moms who go into labor early, it can be especially terrifying.
"I had no idea. I didn't know anyone with a premature baby. I didn't even know what a neonatal intensive care was [NICU]," Pam Frasco said.
Frasco had both of her sons prematurely.
Her first, Sonny, was born at 31 weeks, weighing 3 pounds, 4 ounces. Two years later her second son, Sal, came at 30 weeks, weighing 4 pounds, 4 ounces.
In Cuyahoga County, and all of Ohio, this is all too common.
According to the 2018 March of Dimes Report , Ohio received a "D" score for its premature birth rate. Cuyahoga County is one of the worst in the state with an 11.8 percent pre-term birth rate, receiving an "F" score.
"I was just so scared," Frasco said.
Frasco said that even though she had friends and family around at all times, she and her husband felt alone.
"I just needed that peer-to-peer support, someone who's done this before," she said.
Fast forward to today, and both of her sons are thriving, and now she and her husband are giving back to other parents who may feel alone while their tiny baby is in the NICU, hooked up to machines and under the watchful eye of doctors.
"I just want them to know that they're not alone in their experience, they're not alone in their journey, we're here for them," Frasco said.
Earlier this year Frasco and her husband launched their nonprofit organization Project Preemie.
It's a parent-led organization that aims to support other parents whose babies are in the NICU.
"Not all of our journeys are the same," Frasco said. "Your NICU journey is going to be a rollercoaster, and it is. You take two steps forward, and the next day it's five steps back."
Project Preemie partners with all five hospitals in Cuyahoga County that have NICU wards.
The parents and members provide peer-to-peer support, gift bags and post-release support.
The bags include items Frasco felt were important to her during her experiences, like hand-sewn hats and a journal.
"It's therapy. It's therapeutic, so you can write how you're feeling and however you want to utilize it, that's why we provide it," she said.
Frasco said while their gifts are small, they just want parents to know that someone who's been in their shoes cares.
"Just to give people a sense of hope and comfort as best we can," Frasco said.
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Q: Mongoose schema validate array with defined values I am new to mongoose and trying to validate array with predefined values like enum.
Below is my schema
const movieSchema = new mongoose.Schema({
language:{
    type:[String],
    enum : ['Hindi','English','Gujarati','Marathi'],
    required:true
}
});

Below is the JOI schema used to validate array values
const schema = {
 language:Joi.array().min(1).required()
};

How do I validate so that I can save the Language field as an array in mongodb.
Below is the valid json array to post
 {"language":["Hindi","English"] }

Below is the invalid json and it should not validate the schema.
 {"language":["French","Spanish","English"] }

A: Use .valid() in .items().
const schema = {
  language: Joi.array()
    .items(Joi.string().valid(['Hindi', 'English']))  // only allow(valid) 'Hindi' or 'English' items in array
    .min(1).required()
};

A: As per the new version, I think we should use ... spread before an array. I was getting an error without ... operator.
private readonly groupSchema = object({
    name: string().required().alphanum().min(5).max(100),
    permissions: Joi.array().items(Joi.string().valid(...['READ', 'WRITE', 'DELETE', 'SHARE', 'UPLOAD_FILES'])).min(1).unique().required()
});


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Esta é uma cronologia dos fatos acontecimentos de ano 1554 no Brasil.

Incumbentes

 Duarte da Costa, segundo governador-geral do Brasil (1553 - 1558).

Eventos

 25 de janeiro: Os jesuítas José de Anchieta, Manuel de Nóbrega e outros fundam o Colégio de São Paulo de Piratininga, realizando uma missa que oficializou o nascimento do colégio embrião da futura cidade de São Paulo.
 18 de julho: Os jesuítas fundam a aldeia de Bohi, hoje Estância Turística de Embu das Artes.
Literatura: Diálogos sobre a conversão dos gentios, de Manuel da Nóbrega (Primeiro livro escrito no Brasil).

Falecimentos
7 de agosto: Duarte Coelho, governador da Capitania de Pernambuco, (n. 1485).

1554 no Brasil


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North Omaha History
Stories, People, Places and Events by Adam Fletcher Sasse
Adam Fletcher Sasse
A History of the Intersection at North 40th and Hamilton Streets
Posted byAdam Fletcher Sasse	 July 21, 2017 February 19, 2019
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The intersection of N. 40th and Hamilton included a gas station, Martin's Donuts, a grocery, and the Walnut Hill Reservoir.
Built in west Omaha and slowly absorbed into North O, the intersection at North 40th and Hamilton Streets has an important legacy for the city. Early on, it was the site of the Military Road as it shot west along present-day Hamilton Street.
This intersection became the nexus between several neighborhoods. The Orchard Hill, Walnut Hill, Bemis Park and Clifton Hill neighborhoods all converge here, and throughout history neighbors got donuts, bought gas, went to see movies, and more.
This is a history of the intersection at North 40th and Hamilton Streets.
The northwest corner of N. 40th and Hamilton in an aerial photo from 1947. Visible are Bob's Mobil gas station, Martin's Bakery, 40th Street Theater, and several other businesses.
The businesses in the neighborhood are located at the intersection of North 40th and Hamilton Streets, and extend westward along Hamilton. There have been businesses and services on this intersection since the 1880s, and even earlier.
A gas station has sat on the northeast corner for at least a century now, with the White Rose gas company building the first there around 1916.sd
Across the street to the west today is Hargiss Stringed Instruments, which was the longtime home of Martin's Pastry. Next door to that is the historic 40th Street Theatre at 4006 Hamilton Street, which was once called the Hamilton Theater. Opened in the 1940s, it was also called the Winn Theatre, and sat 500 people. Originally a vaudeville house built in the 1890s, a lot of the building's original character is still intact. In the 1930s, the strip was home to Thorin's Grocery, Vern's Barber Shop and Best Way Dry Cleaners and Hatters. During the 1940s and 50s, there was a dentist's office, an appliance store, a dry cleaner, Gibson Grocery, a plumbing shop, an HVAC company, and a shoe repair shop. In the
There are a variety of other storefronts along Hamilton within the Orchard Hill neighborhood. Several are boarded up and presumably being used for storage, while others are filled with churches, a City of Omaha shop, an car repair shop and a tire store. Interestingly enough, there are also several historic homes mixed among the buildings between North 40th and North 41st Street, including a pair of houses built in 1895.
This is the Omaha Fire Department station #8 at 4024 Hamilton Street in 1917.
The Olympia Cycles building at North 40th and Hamilton was originally called the Knight Hall (not Catholic).
The Omaha Fire Department built a station at 4024 Hamilton Street in the 1890s. At some point it was demolished and replaced with another station elsewhere, and today there's an ugly 1950s building in its place.
This is the former Walnut Hill Methodist Episcopal Church at N. 41st and Charles Street in the Orchard Hill neighborhood. It is now the Kingdom Builders Christian Center.
Starting in the 1880s, the Knight Hall hosted the Walnut Hill Methodist Episcopal Church for several years before they moved. By 1917, the church moved to the southeast corner of North 41st and Hamilton. Later, church moved into North 41st Avenue and Charles Street. In 1930, the congregation merged with several other congregations to form a new church which continues operating currently as the Saint Paul United Methodist Church in the Benson neighborhood.
Belt Line
This is a 1926 ad for the opening of the Hamilton Theater. "The Management of The Hamilton Theater at 40th and Hamilton announces their GRAND OPENING TODAY with pictures de luxe, ideal ventillation [sic], artistic appointments. Omaha's Finest Theater. Matinee 2:15 Evening shows start 7:15 Prices, Adults 10c Children 5c."
Maybe the saddest scar in the whole neighborhood is the former Belt Line Railway. Built in the 1880s as a commuter railroad around North Omaha, the Walnut Hill depot was once located on the north side of Hamilton. After serving as a light industrial track from the 1890s to the 1980s, the Missouri Pacific Railroad, which owned the Belt Line, removed the tracks entirely throughout all of North Omaha. All that's left in the neighborhood as proof of this once-necessary catalyst for suburban growth is a large field at the corner of Hamilton and Military Avenue. Otherwise, there are no signs.
Current Recognition
This is a 1937 atlas map of the area surrounding the intersection of North 40th and Hamilton Streets.
Over the last decade, a local businessman named John Hargiss has been renovating several buildings on the northwest corner of 40th and Hamilton. His work has brought his string shop, Hargiss Instruments, to life in the former donut shop. He's also renovated the 40th Street Theater and hosts events there.
The City of Omaha has marked Hamilton Street with special signs identifying it's historical name as Hamilton. However, since you've read this whole article we now know this isn't the original name; that honor belongs to Military Road. Nice try, City of Omaha! During the same era Hamilton was called Military, North 40th was known as Lowe Avenue, named after the founding father Jesse Lowe, whose family owned a large farm at North 40th and Cuming Street.
A History of the Orchard Hill Neighborhood
A History of the Walnut Hill Neighborhood
A History of the Walnut Hill Reservoir
A History of the Belt Line Railroad
This is a May 13, 1900 ad for Walnut Hill, including a grocery store, meat and provisions, and feed, hay and grain, all owned by Rudolph Beal, and A. Clark.
Posted byAdam Fletcher Sasse July 21, 2017 February 19, 2019 Posted in19th century, 20th century, 21st century, architecture, Belt Line Railway, civic infrastructure, economics, history, Intersection, Lost history, North 40th Street, North Omaha, theaters, White flight
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The name on the front of the Hargiss Stringed Instruments store reads W. Stein. Any history on who that person was?
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