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Photo by Phuong V. Nguyen The pho at Pho Binh is in the North Vietnamese style, pho bac, common in Hanoi. The menu at the Finn Hall location is short and sweet offering beef noodle soup ( pho bo) with options of brisket (lean or fatty), rare steak, tender flank, beef tendon or beef meatballs. Chicken noodle soup ( pho ga) is available as well as plain noodle soup.  Bone marrow is offered as a side to add to the pho along with extra meat, noodles and egg. For starters there are eggrolls and chicken cabbage salad with ginger fish sauce dressing.

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BBC News A glimpse of Charles Darwin's 'paradise' Close Charles Darwin, one of the most influential figures in human history, has been studied and written about numerous times over the years - but it’s his relationship with his childhood garden in Shropshire which is the subject of a new book being published this week. Unlike Down House in Kent, The Mount has been largely left out of the popular narrative of Darwin's life, despite it being his childhood home and likely inspiration for his love of nature. The Ghost in the Garden uncovers how it was here, under the tutelage of his green-fing...

Posted on May 5, 2021 | Views: 41 cwebb2021-05-04T17:37:01-07:00 by Jeremy DeSilva: From Charles Darwin to Toni Morrison, Jeremy DeSilva looks at our need to move… Moreover, you must walk like a camel, which is said to be the only beast which ruminates when walking. –Henry David Thoreau, “Walking,” 1861 * Charles Darwin was an introvert. Granted, he spent almost five years traveling the world on the  Beagle recording observations that produced some of the most important scientific insights ever made. But he was in his twenties then, embarking on a privileged, 19th-century...