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11029 E Bent Tree Dr has a Walk Score of 18 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so almost all errands require a car.
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Kamov Ka-32 gets EASA nod
Russian Helicopters, the holding company that combines the country's helicopter industry under one umbrella, has received EASA certification for the 11-metric-ton (24,000 pounds) Kamov Ka-32A11BC. Already flown by state organizations in Europe, the Ka-32A11BC is thus now available to commercial operators.
"EASA certification of the Ka-32A11BC offers new prospects," such as passenger transportation, load carrying, high-rise construction, firefighting, mountain electric line construction, patrolling and search-and-rescue, according to Russian Helicopters CEO Andrei Shibitov.
In a firefighting role, the Ka-32A11BC can carry 8,800 pounds of water in a Bambi bucket as a sling load. For search-and-rescue operations, the helicopter can rescue seven or eight people at a time with four hours of endurance.
The A11BC version of the Ka-32 is the first capable of flying at night and under IFR. Its coaxial contrarotating rotors eliminate the need for an antitorque tail rotor, which gives it an advantage in tailwind conditions.
Designed by Kamov, the Ka-32 is built by Kumertau Aviation Production Enterprise, which is also part of Russian Helicopters. Currently, the production rate is said to be close to 10 aircraft per year.
The Ka-32A11BC is powered by two Klimov TV3-117 VMA engines, each providing 2,200 shp. It has a cruise speed of 125 knots and a maximum speed of 140 knots. It can fly 360 nm and has a maximum rate of climb of 3,000 fpm. Its service ceiling is 17,400 feet, while it can hover out of ground effect at an altitude of up to 12,100 feet.
It can carry cargo loads of 8,100 pounds internally or 11,000 pounds as a sling load. Or it can accommodate 15 passengers. The cabin height is four feet to allow room for the large cargo bay below.
In Europe, Ka-32s are now operated in Spain (10 helicopters), Portugal (six Ka-32A11BCs) and Switzerland (one aircraft). The helicopters are also operated in Canada, South Korea, Chile, Mexico, Taiwan, Japan, China and Papua New Guinea. The Korean fleet of Ka-32s exceeds 60, which are used by the Forestry Service for firefighting missions and by the Coast Guard.
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System[edit | edit source]
- Slackware Linux full install: [1]
Slackware's full installation includes Apache, MySQL, and PHP, though some administrative work is still needed to get them up and running.
- There is a more complete LAMP on Slackware HowTo here
Settings[edit | edit source]
For this guide, I will make the following assumptions about names, directories, and the like, but you will want to make some of them different:
- name - The wiki needs a name; this example is called vicuna.
- database - It also needs a database, which will also be called vicuna in this example.
- passwords - There are several passwords involved, most importantly the password for the wiki database, and the initial administrator account you'll create when running the configuration page.
- directory - The directory where the wiki will be installed. In this example, it's /var/wiki.
Configuration of Apache[edit | edit source]
At a minimum, the webserver must access your wiki on demand. There are better and more complex ways of setting it up, but this will suffice. In /etc/httpd/httpd.conf, in the section:
IfModule mod_alias.c, add the following line:
Alias /wiki/ /var/wiki
/var/wiki with the directory you've chosen.
Apache will not be configured to use PHP by default, so you may need to do the following.
- Edit
/etc/httpd/httpd.confby uncommenting the line:
#Include /etc/httpd/mod_php.conf
- Edit
/etc/httpd/httpd.confby adding:
index.phpto the line
DirectoryIndex index.html
- Edit
/etc/httpd/mod_php.confby adding:
.phtmlto the line
<FilesMatch \.(php|phtml)$>
- Make sure Apache is set to run at startup:
chmod +x /etc/rc.d/rc.httpd
- Test your httpd.conf syntax:
apachectl -t
- Restart/Start Apache:
/etc/rc.d/rc.httpd restart.
Configuration of MySQL[edit | edit source]
Perform the following commands as root.
- Copy one of the MySQL configuration files in /etc to my.cnf:
cp /etc/my-medium.cnf /etc/my.cnf
- Initialize the MySQL databases (only necessary once per system, but harmless):
su mysql -c mysql_install_db
- Set the Mysql server to start at boot:
chmod +x /etc/rc.d/rc.mysqld
- Set ownership of the files in /var/lib/mysql/:
chown -R mysql:mysql /var/lib/mysql
- Start the MySQL daemon:
/etc/rc.d/rc.mysqld start
- Secure your Installation with the script provided:
You'll be prompted for a root mysql password. (This and all other mysql user passwords are completely independent from the system passwords so don't confuse them!)
Follow the prompts and choose the most secure options that suit your situation.
Configuration of MediaWiki[edit | edit source]
- Go to the directory where you will install Mediawiki, such as
/var, and unpack the package:
cd /var
tar xzvf ~/mediawiki-1.x.x.tar.gz
- Rename the directory to something manageable:
mv mediawiki-1.x.x wiki
- Make the config directory world-writable:
chmod o+w wiki/config
- Load the configurating page in your web browser and use it. Go to
- Once the configuration has completed successfully, shut off the config directory:
chmod 700 wiki/config
- And get your LocalSettings.php file installed:
mv wiki/config/LocalSettings.php wiki
- Edit LocalSettings.php as desired.
Loading the dump[edit | edit source]
- Unzip the dump by typing:
bunzip2 20031231_cur_table.sql.bz2(this will take a while depending on the size of the dump and the speed of your workstation).
- Import the dump in your database by starting a mysql session as above, if you have not done so, loading the wiki database (the name as you gave above), by typing:
use <wiki db>and then importing the data by typing:
source /path/20031231_cur_table.sql. This will also take a long time.
At this point you should have a working install with some data in it. Other things will also need to be set up (classic TODO here).


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in 1930 the average wages were $27,481*
in 2012 the average wages were $44,321
in 1930 the average home cost $53,635*
in 2013 the average home cost $289,500
in 1930 the average car cost $8,369*
in 2013 the average car cost $31,352
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driving to reset INCs so can retest emissions. Over 150 miles. Still have 2 INCs. Only allowed one INC. What's the "drive cycle" for an 03 elantra?? Thanks
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the drive cycle doesn't always work. you may have a pending code which means something is not working right and is going to set a light soon. all you can do is keep driving and see what happens. make sure while driving you have between 1/4 and 3/4 tank of gas or evap monitors will not reset
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"ALEster" is the pseudonym of a self–described postdoc in molecular biology who wants to build a highly portable cell biology lab, including cell culture incubator, laminar flow hood, and fluorescence microscope, that you could take everywhere you go. It occupies 15 square inches (.381 square meters) of floor space. ALEster is an AFOL, that is, an Adult Fan of LEGO, so his pocket lab was designed with LEGO bricks, complete with PI, Professor Umami, and postdoctoral fellows, the red-haired imaging expert Lory Rhodamine, and the thickly bespectacled biochemist Sam Emsa. The result is detailed, accurate, and a marvel. ALEster submitted his lab design to the official LEGO Ideas site last winter in hopes of attracting 10,000 endorsements, becoming an official LEGO idea set, and inspiring a new generation of bench jockeys.
The 40 came from all over North America, Europe, and Africa, 24 grad students and 16 postdocs, chosen from the 532 applications the ASCB received from members for a special 12-day "short" course on "Managing Science in the Biotech Industry" at the Keck Graduate Institute (KGI) with funding from EMD Millipore. Besides their ASCB connection, what the participants had in common were years of academic training and a curiosity about life in biotech.
ASCB's Public Information Committee (PIC), the longtime producer of Celldance, is now a microscopic motion picture producer. For Celldance 2014, PIC will commission three "Tell Your Own Cell Story" videos at $1,000 each to be shot on location in the labs of ASCB members. "In a very modest way, we are looking to underwrite cell biology films that balance an accessible narrative, rock-solid science, and awesome imagery," says PIC Chair Simon Atkinson.
Sebastian Mana-Capelli of the University of Massachusetts Medical School was named by the Molecular Biology of the Cell (MBoC) Editorial Board as recipient of the 23nd annual MBoC Paper of the Year Award. As a postdoc in Dannel McCollum's lab, Mana-Capelli was first author of the article "Angiomotins link F-actin architecture to Hippo pathway signaling" (Mol. Biol. Cell 25, 1676–1685).
Roll-aboard suitcase in tow, the passenger in the red chinoiserie jacket was coming up the ramp to Terminal C in Dulles International Airport at a determined rate when her eye was caught by a blaze of color on the wall. She stopped to study the image glowing on the wall-mounted light box. Then she read the label. It was an enormous blow-up of mouse cancer cells with actin labeled in green to show the cell-cell adhesion points. And it was strangely beautiful. The passenger continued slowly up the ramp, examining each of the 46 giant images displayed on the light boxes, from Ebola virus to gecko lizard toe hairs to mitotic chromosomes. This airline passenger was one of the 1.25 million expected to pass through the Gateway Gallery at Dulles over the next six months where Life: Magnified, a collaborative project of the ASCB and the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS) of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) opened with some fanfare yesterday. Life:Magnified was made possible by the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority with funding support from the Carl Zeiss Company.
It began as a quiet Friday on Capitol Hill. May 30 found many members of the Senate back home for a long weekend, meeting with constituents. The House of Representatives had been in session until almost 2:00 am the night before, voting on funding for the departments of Commerce and Justice plus other agencies including the NSF. But then a contingent of ASCB Councilors and leaders arrived. Things soon grew much livelier.
Arriving today, an exotic world, both foreign and as close as their own skin, will greet travelers moving through Washington Dulles International Airport, as "Life: Magnified," an exhibit of 46 eye-popping color images of life on the cellular level, opens in the airport's Gateway Gallery in Concourse C. "Life: Magnified" is a collaborative project of the American Society for Cell Biology (ASCB), the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS) of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), and the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (Airports Authority) with support from ZEISS.
Yale professor, Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator, and ASCB member, Joan Argetsinger Steitz has been elected a foreign member of the Royal Society in the UK. Steitz was an early pioneer in RNA biology, discovering much of the machinery and key players in RNA splicing. She went onto elucidate the role of small nucleic ribonucleoparticles (snRNPs or "snurps") in modifying non-coding introns and continues her work on microRNAs in gene regulation. The Royal Society membership joins a long list of Steitz's honors and awards including the Gairdner International Award in 2006 and the ASCB's highest scientific honor, the E.B. Wilson Medal, in 2005.
ASCB President-Elect Peter Walter, professor of biochemistry and biophysics at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), is the co-winner of the 2014 Shaw Prize in Life Sciences and Medicine. Walter, who is also a Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator, will share the $1 million Shaw Prize with Kazutoshi Mori of Kyoto University for their work on the unfolded protein response (UPR), the cell's quality control response to an accumulation of defectively folded proteins.
David L. Spector of the Cold Springs Harbor Lab (CSHL), a scientist long known for his pioneering work in live cell imaging of the nucleus and its surprisingly fluid geography and population, has been named to a pair of prestigious memberships, one in the American Academy of Arts & Sciences and the other in EMBO, the European Molecular Biology Organization. Spector, who is both a professor and Director of Research at CSHL, has been an ASCB member since 1980. He chaired the ASCB Annual Meeting program committee in 2008 and served on ASCB's governing Council from 2010 to 2012.


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According to multiple reports on Twitter, the Detroit Tigers have released TV and radio broadcast dates for the 2014 Grapefruit League campaign, which begins in late February (I guess we can say "next month" already!).
Detroit #Tigers announce that 22 spring training games will air on 97.1 FM and WXYT 1270 AM. Four will be on Fox Sports Detroit.
— Bill Shea (@Bill_Shea19) January 6, 2014
There are 33 scheduled spring games on the Tigers' schedule (two appear to be split squad days), so we'll be able to listen along to roughly 70% of the spring action. Lynn Henning has the dates of the Fox Sports Detroit TV broadcasts:
Tigers just announced Spring Training broadcast schedules, including four televised games: March 10, March 13, March 23, March 27.
— Lynn G. Henning (@Lynn_Henning) January 6, 2014
In addition to the FSD games, ESPN is currently slated to air two Tigers games this spring, Monday March 24 and Tuesday March 25. MLB Network usually will cover a few games as well, but that information does not appear to be available at this time.
Pitchers and catchers are due to report in mid-February. The team's first game is the traditional exhibition with Florida Southern on February 25.


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I went there when I was a child. Its true they have every nationality. It was the best school. I had so much fun there. The teachers are so caring. The class size is much smaller than most schools which meens the teacher can spend more time on each childs needs.
I absolutly love Cleveland school, we don't live in the school area but my children attend as school of choice, the teachers there are great, they take a strong involvment in the children, every nationality 'under the sun' is there and I think it's great! I would and have reccomended Cleveland School. Thanks.
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Thread: Share your craft photograph and you could win a £25 Amazon voucher
23-01-12, 21:14 #21Member
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Paper Cups craft!
Here are some of our festive efforts at home-made crafts which the kids (from age 4-12) enjoyed making. They can be tweeked to fit any event by changing the character. Basically they use an upturned paper cup as the body and then you attach cut up doileys, felt, tissue paper, wool, googly eyes and the like to invent your chosen character. Great fun!
24-01-12, 11:29 #22
Chinese New Year Crafts - Netmums
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24-01-12, 20:25 #23
Aww thank you, The children will be so happy to see their dragon is now famous! lol x
25-01-12, 01:03 #24Hi, I'm New
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tinkerbell fairyhouse
me and my 3 year old daughter (who think she's Tinkerbell but admits she can't fly) made this fairy house from a latte box and a cerial box and felt and nice paper lots of buttons and butterflies lost of fun and she loves to play with it
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my 3yr old chinese new year craft
My 3 yr old daughter made this for the chinese new year.
Felt great to see the outcome of the little hands.
Thanks and regards,
26-01-12, 10:51 #26
Chinese New Year Crafts - Netmums
26-01-12, 10:53 #27
These are great, thanks so much everyone, am loving seeing all your works of art.
I am particularly seeking photographs of Valentines crafts at the moment if anyone fancies being really organised and creating something early. Or perhaps you have photos from last year you could send?
26-01-12, 16:32 #28
Molly's Fairy Picture, aged 4
29-01-12, 13:16 #29
Valentines Day Creative Ideas:
Family board You could draw and cut out a big love heart, which the children collage/stick pretty pink and red tissue paper/ materials/fabric onto, then blue tack to the wall. Then the children can take photos of their loved ones, such as siblings, parents, grand-parents (family) and friends, print these pictures and stick them onto the big love heart. Displaying all the people the child/ren love and who loves them, which is really cute.
Salt dough love heart You could make a salt dough love heart. Salt dough is made using 2 cups of flour, 2 cups of salt, one cup of water and a tea spoon of oil. Using a pastry cutter, the children cut the salt dough into a love heart shape. Then once dried, paint the love heart red/pink and write down the name of the person you love onto the love heart once the paint has dried.
Food colouring flower - You could pick a flower with your child/ren, like a white rose and put it into a vase of red food colouring. The food colouring travels up the flower to make it turn red. This really works and makes the flower look so pretty!
Collage picture/valentines card - This time of year magazines, etc contain lots of photos of valentine themed things, such as flowers, roses, love hearts, etc. The children could cut these pictures out and make a collage or valentines card for their loved ones. We did this last year (see picture)
29-01-12, 20:03 #30
our recycling car!
29-01-12, 20:04 #31
our chinese new year dragon
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Craft fun
I had fun with my 6 year old daughter making our little dolls house.
06-02-12, 11:41 #33
These shoes were plain cream satin from new look. I wanted them to look different and expensive so decorated them myself. this took 10 minutes.
The other shoe is the same but i decided to leave the flowers off and just use the lace to make them even more unique.
the decorations cost in total £1
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Valentines cards
We had a lot of messy fun making our own Valentine's Day cards using a potato print. Pics on my blog: Handmade Valentine cards | the-gingerbread-house.co.uk
My toddler loved it so the mess he made was worth it
07-02-12, 11:54 #35Member
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valentine sock monkey
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My craft is Cross Stitch
This is my best ever Cross Stitch, finished in december just in time for Christmas, I'm very proud of him!
11-02-12, 16:09 #37Hi, I'm New
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Bauble painting
I painted these baubles or my sisters christmas tree she loves the nightmare before xmas film and has a black tree that these looked perfect on. I also painted topcat, phineaus and ferb and spongebob ones for my nephew
12-02-12, 22:52 #38Hi, I'm New
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my craft/hobby reborning
This a picture of my latest crafty creation. It is called a 'reborn'. I take a pink plastic dolly & paint many many layers with special paint, implant hairs 1 at a time with a needle. dress up. Hopefully the result is a lifelike doll. xx
12-02-12, 23:09 #39
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This is one of my cards. I make them as a hobby, but often friends ask me to make o e dor them as they are all one offs and a bit more special.
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my valentine cupcakes!


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numbness slightly in two fingers (little,&ring finger) on the right hand what do you think my problem is
numbness slightly in two fingers (little,&ring finger) on the right hand what do you think my problem is
Slight numbness in the 4th (ring) finger and 5th (little finger) is usually due to a pinched ulnar nerve at the cubital tunnel (in the elbow, aka the "funny bone") or this numbnes can be due too a pinched nerve in the neck at C8 (cervical nerve 8). If the numbness progresses into a constant or more intense problem, I recommend that you talk to your doctor about getting a nerve test performed by a neurologist (nerve specialist).
This numbness is not due to carpal tunnel syndrome because a pinched median nerve at the carpal tunnel will cause numbness in the 1st (thumb), 2nd and 3rd digit.
Seeing a doctor and getting a complete examination cannot be replace by advice on the internet. This will just get you started down the right road. Happy trails.
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i have the same thing only in my left hand my dr told me it was a nerve in my elbow but the meds they gave me are not working so i don't know what else to do if anything it is getting worse it's going on into my hand more than it was .......so i may need to go get further treatment just tired of going to so many dr's been going thru alot over the last 15 yrs........
I have had the same problem for the past three or four days. I agree that it's not carpal tunnel, and that I probably have a pinched nerve in my neck. I have back and neck problems and am currently experiencing pain in my neck and shoulder blade on the left side, so the pinched nerve makes a lot of sense. I would just like to know how to get rid of it, If anyone can help. Thanks.
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According to Haselbalch's presentation, which is available on the Xavier website, a draft of new CGMP regulations focusing on component controls is expected before the year's end. Potential revisions include requiring pharmaceutical manufacturers to physically audit their suppliers (i.e., no more paper audits), test containers in each shipment received, implement tamper-evident packaging and security features, notify FDA of contaminated shipments and lots, and to use only those components recognized as safe for their intended use or listed in an already approved application.
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This has been posted to Slashdot and I saw one very good comment on
Nanog about this. It bothers me, on the PEN-TEST level as many of us
started out by simply looking around. And, from reading posts here
and on Bug-Traq, still do. (The person in question details exactly
what he did).
The person in question Andres (public) was looking around a crime scene.
He states comparing it to a crime scene is preposterous but that begs
to be answered, what is his definition of a crime scene?
In my professional opinion as an investigator, yes he was in a crime
scene and yes because his connections were slightly more than the
normal, his activity is now suspect albeit low on the list.
The normal visitor doesn't connect to a variety of ports and do zone
transfers. This activity is surely what brought him above the noise
level. Any investigator worth his beans would take note.
Just as investigators are on the watch for people who visit a crime
scene afterwards in real life, the feds will also watch. One of the
most common traits with criminals is their desire to watch the ensuing
activity. In cyber world, one of the most common traits is to check
back and see if the site is still vulnerable, your backdoor is still
there, and nobody else is claiming your territory.
It's certainly unfortunate that an innocent person is caught up in the
melee but not unexpected. People yammer about rights, invasion of
privacy and et cetera, but it is not my right or expectation thereof to
investigate a crime scene, particularly when I have no relation to it.
If I step into such a situation, I must be prepared to answer why I was
there and defend my activity.
If you read the article Andres wrote, you'll note that they didn't take
everything. They took only equipment that could have been used for this
activity. He retains possession of several things he requested
including mass storage discs.
He appears to feel that the feds shouldn't have the ability to come in
and "yank away for weeks or [longer] ..." Without this ability, any
incriminating data can be destroyed in minutes if not seconds.
Stop and weigh the balance for a moment then continue.
Put yourself in the shoes of the victim. Do you want the purported
criminal to be able to know the feds are coming and have the ability to
destroy any evidence because the feds must wait outside for you to bring
the computer to them?
There isn't a perfect solution between law enforcement granted abilities
and the rights of an individual. They have to be weighed.
This isn't operation sundevil or even close to it. It's something that
happens everyday to people. Someone gets nosey in the wrong place and
the investigator comes knocking.
The feds aren't "out to get you." I've been facing the feds several
times due to cyber incidents and I've never had my equipment confiscated
even when that was their intent when they arrived and the evidence was a
whole lot more damning than port scans and zone transfers and I didn't
carry an investigative business card.
To summarise, looking around is fine, turning things over at a crime
scene to see what's underneath is for the investigators, not bystanders.
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The Buffalo unemployment rate was 8.0 percent last month, down from 8.4 percent a year ago.
Rochester suffered a loss of 2,900 private-sector jobs, or 0.7 percent, in the past year and an overall nonfarm decline of 6,000, or 1.2 percent. Unemployment in that area fell to 7.8 percent from 8.2 percent last July.
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Which city is called White City of Rajasthan ?
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Asked by Prasoon Sinha, 24 Jun '12 10:33 pm
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The city of Dawn, Udaipur is a lovely land around the azure water lakes, hemmed in by the lush hills of the Aravalis. A vision in white drenched in romance and beauty, Udaipur is a fascinating blend of sights, sounds and experiences - an inspiration for the imagination of the poets, painters and writers. Its kaleidoscope of fairy-tale palaces, lakes, temples, gardens and narrow lanes strewn with stalls, carry the flavour of heroic past, epitomising valour and chivalry. Their reflection in the placid waters of the Lake Pichhola is an enticing sight. It is called as the white city.Answered by ashutosh, 24 Jun '12 10:38 pm
UdaipurAnswered by Annes, 24 Jun '12 10:35 pm
UdaipurAnswered by Gosht Singh, 24 Jun '12 10:35 pm
Jodhpur. All building are white here.Answered by OPSHARMA, 24 Jun '12 10:34 pm
UdaipurAnswered by anil garg, 17 May '13 09:44 pm
UdaipurAnswered by saranathan Narasimhan, 27 Jun '12 02:40 pm
UdaipurAnswered by vijay, 24 Jun '12 11:16 pm


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