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Rika, whose stepmother poured acid on her face when she was a girl, in her room in the Women for Afghan Women shelter in Kabul.

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"Thanksgiving of 2008, Kogi BBQ had first rolled out as the little Korean-taco-truck-that-could, peddling $2 Korean barbecue tacos on the streets of LA. Little did they know that within… months, they would become an icon of LA street food. Kogi set off a flavor bomb that would shake up the foundations of the industry so that street food would never be looked at the same way." That’s from Kogi’s site. What’s the saying? It ain’t bragging if it’s true? So it goes with chef Roy Choi’s truck, which you can credit (or at this point, blame) for the proliferation of Asian tacos across the U.S. Korilla, TaKorean, Jogasaki, these guys, among many others, should be paying Choi royalties. After appearing at number one on our 101 Best Food Trucks list in 2012 and at number two last year, the truck continues to be an icon in the food truck world. Serving delicious Asian tacos at an incredibly reasonable price, this truck has made headlines and was named the fifth-best restaurant by Jonathan Gold in 2013. The company now has four trucks (one specifically for catering events). The group has also opened two restaurants, Alibi Room and Chego. With more than 128,000 Twitter followers, it is clear that this truck as reached celebrity status.TWITTER: @kogibbqFOLLOWERS: 128,805LOCATION/SCHEDULE: Check Site

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Most of us aren't willing to go bare-legged and coatless in New York's Arctic-like temperatures, which means our carefully curated looks tend to get hidden under layers and layers of puffers, scarves, sweaters, and the like. Instead, we have to rely heavily on our accessories to tell our personal sartorial story. What does your bag say about you?From furry Fendi friends to statement pouches that say a mouthful, the streets of New York City have been filled with an array of crazy, colorful, intricately structured purses that pack a serious punch. And, while the days of Fashion Week peacocks may seem like they're behind us, when it comes to how we carry our goods, these pics suggest we're still leaning towards pizzazz.
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