I have looked at every entry all the way back to July 30th.. I'm looking for a photo that someone from NYC took of a street corner, over an 8 or so hour period, of all the tourists taking photos. It was edited to look like 1 single photo.

Can you help me find that photo?
Please!

My gf loved her yak pak tote bag to pieces, literally. Its time for a new one. I've been looking around, but I haven't found a store that carries a wide selection of their totes and handbags. Their website doesn't have a retail locator, and they aren't in at the customer service line. ANyone know where I can find yak pak bags?

Google search ends in Raichur

Learn more about the village called Google in Karnataka India. They have no way of googling them since they have no internet connection. Heh!

Heya, with state budget cuts my kiddo's autism classes were significantly reduced. She desperately needs speech therapy so in an effort to raise the much needed funds, we are holding a little family fundraiser for her. If you or anyone you know might want to purchase one of these watches, please send them my way! They are 19.99+tx and all proceeds go towards her services! Thank you in advance! (They retail for $49.99)

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Cost of keeping Kasab alive: Rs 31 crore and counting - India - The Times of India

Heh! How many pockets have been en richened by this, how many officials are now crorepathis. I wonder.

Thackeray bahu Smita set to join Congress

Heh!

Does anyone know where you can get mock duck in town? I've been to a few different Whole Foods and health food places, and everyone I ask goes, "Mock... what?" It's like seitan; it comes in a can; it's essentially wheat gluten and is also sometimes called vegetarian duck. Anybody know where I can get it?

Additionally, Fantastic Foods used to make a really yummy vegetarian sloppy joe mix that I can no longer find anywhere. Whole Foods in Union Square used to carry it but no longer does; anyone seen it lately? (Your favorite vegetarian sloppy joe recipes are also welcome.)

Thank you!

A different specie new comer had been to our office. Moreover he/she is a top performer!!!!

I realize this is a vegetarian group and not a vegan group, so I hope this question is okay. I've decided that I need better gloves in order to survive another winter in Chicago. Although I'm vegetarian and not vegan, I do try to avoid animal products when I can. So other than leather (or fur, obviously), what types of gloves keep you the absolute warmest?

Thank you.

Edit - Just wanted to thank everyone who responded with an idea!

Last week a friend and I took a 3-day cruise to Nassau, the Bahamas, for a quick little vacation break. I had never been on a cruise before and wasn't sure if I'd like it -- the thought of not being to get off the boat wreaked havoc with my control issues, hehe.

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just a reminder that this year's Unsilent Night is December 12th at 7pm! it's been going on in our fair city since 2002 1992 (thanks boombox10002!). bring a boombox (or borrow one there, or just show up and walk), press play at the same time, and rove through the streets in a strangely calm fog of music. see link^ for more info on getting the songs, etc.

Unsilent Night New York
Sat, 12th Dec, 7:00pm
Start: 7:00 PM at The Arch in Washington Square Park
End: 8:00 PM at Tompkins Square Park

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The distinctive T-shaped heads of hammerhead sharks give the predators human-like stereo vision and depth perception, helping the sharks track speedy prey, a new study says.

This summer I´ve been in Kamchatka Region with an expedition of the Institute of Volcanology and Seismology. So, I get some pictures.

India thrash Sri Lanka, become No. 1 Test team

Way to go boys! Imagine getting your 100th victory, and becoming the No 1 test playing nation with such a comprehensive and convincing win!

Sri Lanka 191/8

Finish it off today fellers!

Hello, this is my first post and I don't even know how to check replies :P anyway. I've been with my boyfriend about two years now, and I've been vegetarian for about 5 years. He's been (trying to be) vegetarian for about the past month or so, I believe. He's made his choice known, and his dad immediately disagreed and forbade it. My boyfriend is 19. The rest of his family is okay with it. His dad thinks that it is unhealthy and stupid since people are "meat eaters." I undertstand the concern for health, but trust me when I say that this man is FAR more concerned with being right than with his sons health. He says the protein in vegetables isn't the same and we need the stuff from meat, and that there's no way someone can get all of the protein they need in a day from just veggies and fruit. He doesn't listen to facts, even nutrition labels on food are "lying" or "b-s." My bf has to take the meat on his plate at dinner when his dad's around, and he puts it back later.

It's really frustrating, and we will be moving out together this summer, in which case my bf won't have to hide it anymore because there is no threat of getting kicked out for disobeying. I keep having all of these images flash through my mind of the future of my children's grandpa taking my kids aside and telling them that "mommies wrong" or stuff like that.

Nothing I can do really, I know, but it's so frustrating. And I had a bad day today with a friend demeaning my life choice.

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Nazi doctor Josef Mengele was likely behind the astonishing number of blonde twins in a remote Brazilian town, recent reports said. But a new study says it was just genetics acting naturally.

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A "bathtub ring" of minerals inside Columbus crater makes the basin the best place yet to study the chemistry of so-called fossil lakes on Mars, researchers say.

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Seen under ultraviolet light, a ripening banana's brown spots are each ringed by an eerie blue glow created by dying cells, offering researchers a new way to study how plants live and die, a new study says.