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Their cheeseburger caserole was good.  I had it there in Rockbrook about a year ago.

Just for fun:

http://www.weather.com/travel/worlds-mo ... 5?pageno=1

Per OWH:

LendingTree rankings put Nebraska and Iowa at No. 1 and No. 2 when it comes to the lowest percentage of a state's average household income going toward mortgage payments: 17 percent.

http://www.omaha.com/article/20121128/M ... -stand-out

Nice photos.  That's an awesome building!  :yes:

Hayneedle opens another distribution center, per OWH: plans to open a 300,000-square-foot distribution facility in Riverside, Calif., this spring, bringing the company's distribution space to 900,000 square feet. http://www.omaha.com/article/20121120/MONEY/711209960/1697#new-west-omaha-snack-store-o...

Seattle Times article on a huge development:   http://seattletimes.com/html/localnews/2019722278_yeslerdevelopers21m.html proposed $300 million makeover of Yesler Terrace, a project unprecedented in scope and scale in the United States private developer would build about 3,000 high-rise, market-rat...

Rendering of the lake between Cornhusker and 370 by Papillion:

http://www.omahatrails.com/index.php/ar ... tes-trails

Yes, very cool.  Solid project.  I love the recessed type of balcony too.

Warlick intersection could get an elevated roundabout http://journalstar.com/news/local/govt-and-politics/three-warlick-intersection-designs-unveiled/article_f7044f27-dda8-5394-b5fd-57a33d0f3421.html I've never seen an elevated roundabout before, but it kind of seems fun.  The article says it would...

Looks like a great space on the inside as well, huge windows.

I've eaten at Little King and had ice cream at Maggie Moos next door.  Both are nice inside, especially with the giant windows.

That's a big point difference between number two Austin and number three Tulsa.


2

Austin

90.349

 



3

Tulsa

82.007







It's good to see Omaha in the mix here!

This perfectly fills out one of the Old Market's main corners.

Privitization of Amtrak would save it; save money.

http://www.cato.org/pubs/pas/PA712.pdf

"In 2001(the last year for which comprehensive data are available), bus fares averaged just under13 cents a passenger mile compared with justover 13 cents for airfares and 25 cents for Amtrak."