How much is a round trip greyhound ticket to baltimore from pittsburgh? -

im at work and i can t log on to greyhound from my computer and my internet is down at home so can someone please help....i want to leave thursday 12/3/09 at night and get there by friday then leave on sunday the 6th during the afternoon. could u tell me the times too?????? THANKS!!!!!!!

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Where is potters field in philadephia,pa? -

public burial grounds for the poor and convicts

The first answerer is right for modern cases. However, historically, Washington Square was the Potter s Field for the City. Although this is no longer the case.http://www.ushistory.org/tour/tour_washs��http://libwww.library.phila.gov/explore/��

It s not necessarily for the poor and convicts, it s for bodies that are unclaimed, no matter who they are. As far as I can tell, it s at the city s Medical Examiner s Office because the remains are cremated, not buried.

So whats this nonsense I hear about racism in Austin Texas? -

I thought that this was the cool part of Texas? what s up people?

There are ignorant people found in populations all across the United States, but luckily, since Austin is ranked as one of the more educated and diverse communities in the nation, run ins with racism are few and far between around here.So, you heard wrong this time. I hope this helps.

I ve lived in Austin for most of my life and I have seen very little racism. I m black and I live in a really diverse neighborhood. There are people from Kenya, Pakistan, Vietnam, and Mexico all on my street. One year a woman that worked in Lakeline Mall was caught following black people around the store because she thought they were going to steal things. It was caught all on tape and broadcast on every news station. Everyone was pretty upset.Austin is really diverse. Almost half of the population is Mexican, at this point anyone racist just would nt be accepted.

As much as most Austintes pride themselves on being liberal, diverse, and forward thinking, I m sad to say that there is still a portion of the population that doesn t fit that mold. Frankly THEY are in the minority, so it s possible to encounter them but it doesn t reflect the feelings of the community as a whole. Let s face it, there are people of all kinds everywhere you go.