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I'll be visiting Omaha this weekend for Oktoberfest and of course a visit to Laka Lono. Do any liquor stores there have a good rum selection?

…and you guessed it: More fucking toll lanes. FFS.

Can anyone recommend a particular tape to put on the backs of my heels to prevent blisters? There are so many on the market that it’s hard to know which one to choose. (And yes, I realize better fitting boots are the best solution, but I have a novel foot size and shape, and I’ve tried dozens of boots without any luck).

A Syrian immigrant I recently met recommend Sumac Street, located at Mississippi and Parker, for authentic Syrian food. The sign says it’s Lebanese food, but whatever. The two are from obviously similar enough. I tried it for dinner and it was absolutely fantastic. I wish I lived closer to it because it would definitely be my go-to.

First of all, I know very little about GIS. I used it extensively about 18 years ago, but I haven't used it since then. I need help assessing a dispute between two GIS Specialists at an emergency response organization. They both do data loads for maps that help first responders navigate to locations of emergencies in a large metro area. One of them uses topology to check his work for errors. The other uses a network dataset instead. The one who uses topology claims that his method is more accurate because using a network dataset allows more errors to slip through. They're the only two people in the organization with GIS expertise, so there's no one internal who can assess this dispute. I'm hoping someone here can help me, or at least get me pointed in the right direction. TIA.

Any recommendations for liquor stores in Indianapolis with good rum selections? When I travel, I always like to see if I can find something that I can't get at home.