How baby boomer Catholics are keeping the faith – U.S. Catholic magazine
How baby boomer Catholics are keeping the faith U.S. Catholic magazine
AMATEUR NIGHT AT THE APOLLO APRIL 2023
Harlem Bespoke: The renowned Amateur Night at the Apollo returns in 2023 after almost almost a two years absence and tickets are now on sale for November.
Wednesday, April 19th, 7:30PM, Amateur Night live at the Apollo Theater, 253 West 125th Street between 7th and 8th Avenue. Local events have been selling out way in advance recently so those who want to get a head start on good seats should do so sooner than later. More details and advance online tickets at the official Apollo site: LINK
DWELL: 730 ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE TOWNHOUSE
Harlem Bespoke: Number 730 St. Nicholas Avenue at 147th Street has recently had a price reduction from $4.45 million to $3.99 $3.595 million for the stately corner castle-like limestone townhouse.
As previously mentioned, this large landmark historic 2-family home also has a garage included and pretty much all of the original details intact which make things quite ideal for residential purposes once polished up. This block on St. Nicholas is also one of the most impressive ones in the neighborhood and a whole lot of charm factor is included. Express trains are also just across the street which makes this location one of best on Sugar Hill. More details on Streeteasy: LINK
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BESPOKE: HARLEM’S TREE OF HOPE
Harlem Bespoke: We stopped and looked at the Tree of Hope statue on the 7th Avenue mall by 131st Street recently and still kind of wonder if maybe one day a tree stump sculpture replicating the original might be added on to the site. Legend has it that entertainers during the Renaissance years would rub on the stump for good luck before arriving at one of the nightclubs in the area and the memory of the tree has since endured. Harlem definitely went through a few decades in the mid century that only modern things were deemed relevant and an abstract tree was placed on the site in 1972 after the stump was removed.
The original tree was such an interactive monument to the neighborhood and local children would touch it to make a wish. Maybe one day a bronze cast of the stump can be placed on site so that the full history can be shared with the neighborhood and bring back the actual tradition of touching this this mythic artifact from a century ago. More on the Tree of Hope can be found in our past post: LINK
How Electronic Shelf Labels Can Change The Pricing Paradigm
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Electronic Shelf Label (ESL) technology is gaining acceptance and momentum in the retail industry, ending the era of paper price tickets. Updates must be sent to each store for traditional paper-based pricing, and staff must print and promptly place labels accurately. This indicates that responses to initiatives or price changes from headquarters take at least…
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Atlantic City Walk of Fame to be unveiled next week – Press of Atlantic City
Atlantic City Walk of Fame to be unveiled next week Press of Atlantic City
Lithium Batteries For Energy Storage From Harlem To Hollywood
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Primary lithium batteries with an anode made of lithium metal or compounds are known as lithium batteries. These batteries can produce voltages from 1.5 V to about 3 V, twice the voltage of an ordinary zinc-carbon or alkaline cell, depending on the design and chemical compounds used. These are utilized extensively in industry and numerous…
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