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When I was in high school there were the best little thrift stores dotted all over town, very often in shunned neighborhoods. Aided by a ripped out phonebook yellow page, we would seek to find every single shadowy store, foraging for the fabulous lost clothes of the 1920s-60s. I had always thought the years had been unkind to those older buildings, its people and the well-made treasures deposited within. A mislaid museum. I told myself our frequent pilgrimages were a rescue mission and now know, more than ever, that to be true. I learned so much in those days. Only older ladies appeared to direct these second hand stores, customarily perched, sometimes in pairs, behind their glass counters, a thin hint of an AM radio wafting from an unseen corner. But very often a tiny bell on the front door was the only sound one could hope to hear during this cultural study. It was in this fervent exploration that I came to know the perfectly cluttered thrift shop at 24th and Farnam. My friends, just now, I had to retrace for the shop’s name, as it has been far too long since I passed through the once familiar doorway: Omaha Education Association Thrift Store or OEA Thrift, as we came to know her.       Photos from May 30, 2021. Accommodating the once OEA Thrift and many other thriving businesses in its prime-of-life, the charming building on the northwest corner of 24th and Farnam would later be assigned the postal name of 2406 Farnam Street. This wasn’t always her label—in fact, all of her doorways carried their own addresses. 2406 Farnam had been boarded up for at least five years, I think deserted before that. 2406 Farnam was razed in late May of 2021. The property owners group of the Even Hotel, at 2220 Farnam Street, across the street, have something in store for this corner.         In the 1980s a bus fare, Vespa ride or a long walk (after someone’s mother shuttled us to a calculable, remote location) landed us in the western fringe of downtown—a fascinating neighborhood la

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a peer-reviewed, scholarly, and multidisciplinary journal on global health policy and practice, promoting evidence-based and thoughtful analysis on effective and innovative approaches to global health from an integrated christian perspective. the journal publishes evidence-based research and christian reflection addressing the biological, social, environmental, psychological, and spiritual determinants of health in a global context.  the broad scope of the journal facilitates actionable learning and capacity building in development contexts within a scholarly framework.  topics include: community and public health (health promotion/prevention, nutrition and food security, environmental health, maternal and child health, community development) health care services (primary health care, surgical service, disaster and emergency, rehabilitative services, mental health, palliative care) organization (administration and finance, policy and advocacy, workforce) mission and health (theology, outreach, transformational development) conditions of special interest (hiv/aids, non-communicable disease, neglected tropical diseases)

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So Yun Lim, Young-In Yoon, Ji Yeun Kim, Eunyoung Tak, Hyunwook Kwon, Sung Shin, Young Hoon Kim, Gi-Won Song, Sung-Han Kim, Sung-Gyu Lee. Korean J Transplant 2023;37:49-56. https://doi.org/10.4285/kjt.22.0056

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The 32nd OSCE Ministerial Council meeting, held in Vienna, was dominated by a frantic search for relevance amid mounting challenges.

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Le changement climatique pourrait prendre de vitesse les capacités des forêts d’Amérique à s’y adapter. Certaines y parviennent, d’autres pas.