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World Trade Center Cross at it's temporary Church St. location - iPanograph

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Due to massive budget cutbacks, @NASA has seriously scaled back the design of the Shuttle | Flickr - ekai

 

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Nighttime posters with razor wire - iPanograph

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iPanograph: Winter Trees in City Hall Park

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iPanograph: Beekman Tower construction

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Toña La Negra Sings from the film Maria Eugenia | YouTube

 

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The Garifuna of Guatemala | Global Hit | PRI's The World

The story behind today’s Global Hit starts on the Caribbean Island of St. Vincent. In 1635, two slave ships wrecked there, and the African slaves escaped to freedom. They mixed in with the native Caribs, giving birth to a new Afro-Caribbean culture – the Garifuna (Gareefoonah). In the centuries since, the Garifuna migrated and founded villages along the Caribbean coast of Central America. Lonny Shavelson reports from Livingston, Guatemala.

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Panoramic view of the new WTC construction

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It Makes My Mouth Water Thinking About Donald Link's Cooking

When Donald Link left came to Culinary school in San Francisco he applied for a part-time job at the Elite Cafe, where I was Sous Chef. I hired him, he did a surprising job, performed way beyond expectations, change my method for making Gumbo and many other items on our menu. An amazing cook, Donald became Executive Chef after he graduated and I left for New York. He recreated the menu, making it his and fulfilling the restaurant's promise of up-scale, creative New Orleans-style dining for San Franciscans. The best meal I've had in a restaurant was the feast Donald prepared for my party on a visit back to the Elite Cafe after a year in New York. He's an amazing Chef, the best I've known. Ruth and I are looking forward to eating at his New Orleans restaurant, Herbsaint on our one night lay over in NOLA on our New York City to Los Angeles train trip we're taking at the beginning of April.

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Saudi Arabia | Internet | Women online

 

Most Saudi women cannot work, travel or attend school without permission from their husbands or fathers. They are forbidden to drive. Women generally do not participate in sports and the few public libraries that exist are open for women only a few hours a week. Socializing takes place mostly within extended families because of the country’s strict gender segregation.

It is no wonder then that Saudi women moved into cyberspace at a much faster clip than men.

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