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I'm looking for a good blog about plus size clothing. But please, something different from Lane Bryant or Torrid, like maybe something about European designers.

I'm looking for a german translation of "bundleme", which is the same as "stroller wrap" or "bunting sack". Here's an example of the actual product:

http://www.amazon.com/Snuggle-Lamb-92s-Stroller-Wr...

I have to do age group demographic research in a certain neighborhood, but all online sources that I know (American FactFinder, American Community Survey) use town as a smallest data subset. The town that I am doing research in happens to be quite large (over 30000 residents), and I need data within a certain district of that town. Does anyone know places where i can possibly find that information?

If male ejaculates first inside a woman, and woman ejaculates after that, do her fluids kill the sperm that is inside her?

We can feed a third world country for a few days with $60 million dollars that Clinton and Obama have collected so that each of them could travel around the country and speak into a microphone. 12% of Americans live in poverty, Medicaid and Medicare benefits are constantly reduced, government assistance programs are constantly cut back , and yet these ridiculous campaigns that many despise anyway are taking place right in front of our eyes.

I have a very large tree in my backyard. Every time there is a storm (including one just last night), one or more large branches falls off. After the last storm, 2 big branches are partially broken and will fall off any day or minute. Are there any private services that can come in and cut branches from a tree or possibly get rid of the whole tree? I would love to do this myself, but the tree is too tall. Any advice would be appreciated.

I have a query that is something like this:

SELECT field1, field2 FROM table1

WHERE field3 >= (SELECT field4 FROM table2 WHERE field5 IS NOT NULL)

field3 is a field of type integer and so is field4, and i know for sure that nested query returns only 1 row... However, the comparison never runs correctly and i can't figure out why. field3 is definitely greater than or equals to the returned field4, but runtime SQL never properly evaluates the comparison. What am I doing wrong?

I can't water it early in the morning because i have to leave for work really early. We just bought this house and people before us did not take the best care of the lawn. In a few places grass is either thin or excessively dry. Is there anything i can apply to the grass to make it less dry now, in the middle of hot summer? In case it matters, we live in New Jersey.