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The highly coveted India Pakistan semi final was rigged, what a shame in the name of cricket! hear for yourself…
Make a cursive E,
That looks like a oolto 3,
Make a loop around it,
That looks like a bow tie on it,
Make a line above it,
That looks like a hat on it.
This is a spontaneous creation of Neev while he was doing his Shishubharti homework for the hindi letter ‘chha’.
-Enjoy
Neev Maru
It’s been over a year that I started collecting US quarters, I am not done completely but I recently purchased a Quarter book where I can store the coins and I am 42 states down, 8 to go…
will soon get to 50 quarters, just wanted to share where I am at currently… have any of you collected quarters? share stories…
i found this completely moving.
the pbs video summarizes nicely.
large scale impact by one thoughtful, innovative, compassionate person.
http://www.khanacademy.org/frequently-asked-questions
Check out this Kutchi dictionary/grammar guide. It is still quite small in total size, but interesting: http://www.kutchilanguageonline.co.cc/webpages/home/home.html
It seems like this was made by someone who speaks a different, gujarati influenced, dialect of kutchi. Look at this word they have, where they use “pachi” to mean after, rather than “pothiya” like how we would say it:
http://www.kutchilanguageonline.co.cc/webpages/kutchitoenglish/P/pachi.html
Unbelievable Artist draws invasion of Ukraine by Germany in Rapid Sand Art
http://www.fark.com/cgi/vidplayer.pl?IDLink=4575494
Enjoy
Mahendra
Got this from a link shared by Paras on Facebook. Beautifully done…Enjoy 
Just happened to be reading this article on Yahoo News, and Owensboro was mentioned in the article under the “Friendly Atmosphere”
Wanted to share it with everyone.
http://realestate.yahoo.com/promo/americas-best-place-to-raise-your-kids.html
I thought this will interest all of us. Be careful and talk to your children and friends.
Mahendra
“From:
Date: Mon, Oct 26, 2009 at 10:31 PM
Subject: Consumer Affairs 020527082A
To: rpmmike@gmail. com
Mr. Kenia,
Thank you for your inquiry regarding gelatin used in some of our products. We are glad you contacted us and we are happy to provide you with this information.
Gelatin is used to help the texture of the product and is derived from either beef or pork. All gelatin used at Kellogg is certified Kosher.
Gelatin derived from pork is found in Kellogg’s® cereal products that contain marshmallow additives, for example Kellogg’s® Marshmallow Froot Loops cereal and Kellogg’s Smorz® cereal. It is also found in all varieties of Kellogg’s® Rice Krispies Treats® Squares and Special K® Protein Snack Bars.
Gelatin derived from beef is found in all varieties of Kellogg’s® Frosted Pop-Tarts®, Kellogg’s® Frosted Mini-Wheats® cereal, and Kellogg’s® Rice Krispies Treats™ cereal. None of the equipment that comes in contact with the gelatin in Kellogg’s® Frosted Pop-Tarts® is used in the production of the other pastries. As a result, Plain (unfrosted) Kellogg’s® Pop-Tarts® do not contain gelatin. The pre-gelatinized wheat starch contained in some of our toaster pastries is derived from wheat and does not contain any gelatin.
All Kellogg’s® fruit snacks contain gelatin. In fruit snacks beef and pork gelatin are used interchangeably based on availability in the marketplace.
Again, thank you for contacting us. We appreciate your loyal use of our products and hope that this provides you with the information you need to make food choices appropriate for you and your family.
Sincerely,
Grace De La Cruz
Consumer Affairs Department
Interesting BBC report about haldi’s positive effects on cancer cells. I guess the moms were right all along about the hydher jo doodh 
