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While at Yale, Verkerke was articles editor and articles administrator for the Yale Law Journal and held a number of fellowships, including the John M. Olin Fellowship in Law, Economics, and Public Policy. After graduation, he clerked for Judge Ralph K. Winter Jr. of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.
In June 1996 Verkerke received a three-year grant from the University's Academic Enhancement Program to establish the Program for Employment and Labor Law Studies at the Law School. He served as visiting professor of law at the University of Texas at Austin in the fall of 1997. Verkerke also participated in an ABA project to draft a new labor code for the transitional government of Afghanistan. In 2007, Verkerke received an All-University Teaching Award from UVA.
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Ya, I didn't send out info about the liveCD nor is the website linking to it. It's just a file sitting on an ftp server right now. ;)
Jason, cool, re: mac. Thanks for the info. :)
There is a working live CD of 80k alpha on the ftp server too. The regular CD of 80k alpha just hangs at "Transferring install image to hard drive".
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I've been reading about installation problems with Fedora 8, so it might be something wonky with them.
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I do have 80k alpha installed on my main laptop now. I did it using the liveCD and adding "--noselinux" to the anaconda command line in /usr/sbin/liveinst. So 80k alpha is installable, just a bit of a pain at the moment. 80k itself is very nice though :)
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I download the 80K live iso but had problem burning the image to CD as they were all over 700 Mb in size.....any chance of trimming down the size to fit standard CD.
Would love to try 80K because I just love living on the edge....as you already know jebba ;)
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I download the 80K live iso but had problem burning the image to CD as they were all over 700 Mb in size.....any chance of trimming down the size to fit standard CD.
Well, ya, trimming it down is part of the plan... :) You can burn it to a DVD if you have that available.
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Finally got to install 70K, blew away the Ubuntu I was trying to experiment with using. Such an improvement,
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Noldrin, cool.
And thanks for your recent wiki edits. :)
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Noldrin, cool.
And thanks for your recent wiki edits. :)
Thanks, I hope I wasn't too presumptuous in my edits, but I figured that the wiki should reflect the policy of suggest free software suggestions whenever possible, and non free software if no free software solution exists, and then pick the best of the bad choices.
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Hello all, I had to come back to try out 70k. As usual, it's excellent. I've installed it on my new acer laptop. I've got wireless working with an ralink pc card wireless card. The built in card is an atheros but it doesn't seem to work with madwifi. I haven't been able to get it to work on any distro, so I didn't even try with this one. But the ralink works with the rt61 driver, which is free software. Everything's running beautifully.
I've got a crummy little podcast called the Linux Install Podcast where I do live installs of different distros. My next podcast will be on Blag 70000. I don't have a huge fan base, but maybe it will increase some interest in Blag. I won't be able to do it until I fix a little technical problem that I've run into. But I hope to do it some time after New Year's day.
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I had to come back to try out 70k. As usual, it's excellent.
Thanks & welome back. :)
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This semester has been an exciting one for HLS Armed Forces Association (AFA)! We have hosted three incredibly accomplished speakers, and we played a major role in the International Women's Day display at HLS. Following is a recap of AFA's spring semester 2014.
On February 18, John Bellinger, former Legal Advisor to State Department and current partner at Arnold & Porter, discussed the current legal challenges to the Administration related to evolving national security threats and international relations. The event was generously sponsored by Arnold & Porter's Washington, D.C. office. By inviting Mr. Bellinger, AFA, in partnership with NSJ, NSLA, and LIDS, aimed to highlight the complexity and consequences of international relations and national security issues to how the law is best written and implemented in response to rapidly changing international dynamics.
On February 27, AFA was proud to host Shabana Basij-Rasikh for her lecture on School of Leadership Afghanistan (SOLA), Afghanistan's first all-girls boarding school. Shabana discussed how she plans to use SOLA to instill civic duty in her students and prevent brain drain in Afghanistan. She also discussed the real and complex challenges of waging war against the Taliban and al-Qaeda by waging peace on behalf of Afghan women and civil society. This event was made possible by WLA Women's Venture Fund, LIDS, and Darren Gardner, who is an AFA member (JD Class 2014) and Shabana's friend and colleague.
On March 3, 2014, Allyson Robinson, who formerly served as head of OutServe-SLDN and as an Army Captain, spoke to students and community members about the "three futures" of transgender Americans and military service at the first joint event at HLS sponsored by Lambda and AFA. Ms. Robinson discussed trans people's experiences in the military and described her work with trans members of our armed forces and veterans. She also informed the audience of the considerable but surmountable obstacles to ensuring full and safe participation for transgender individuals in the U.S. armed forces. This event was sponsored by the HLS Milbank Tweed Fund.
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A week and a half ago I drove to Springfield, Missouri, to help my sister with her kids while my parents traveled. I stopped in Marshfield, Missouri, on my way down and spent most of a day at the Webster County Library and Webster County Historical Society and Research Center.
I started at the library and began going through the genealogy room which is small but contained a lot of area county books. Many cemetery transcriptions, obituaries and family histories.
After lunch I stopped at the historical society which is the former Marshfield public library. I practically grew up there because my mom worked there for years. I could not believe how "small" it felt. Funny how you grow up and everything seems smaller, more compact than when you were a kid. They even have an old band uniform that we wore when I was in school. Blast from the past!
A wonderful historical society volunteer, Jo Slingerland, who also happens to be a Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness volunteer, took me next door to the research center to work. I spent a couple of hours there looking through books and files and sharing stories with two other volunteers.
My work there was not done and I returned last week to look into more files after a phone call with a man I am helping with his research. This time I went downstairs in the historical society/old library to look at old Marshfield High School class rosters and photos. I found what I was looking for but barely touched what was there. Unfortunately I won't have time to go back before I head home but maybe the next trip down.
For those with southwest Missouri roots, if you are in the area you should stop and take a look at both repositories.
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Great report! Thanks for sharing. P.S. We had a great 2 and a half weeks in Utah during the middle of May! Keep up the good work! ;-)
I wish that I had the research ability as many. I do feel that even someone like me can take part in family history. Thanks for your tips here!
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I haven't been able to get onto FCOL recently. My internet connection is working fine in general, but when I try to run SFBOL I get the following 2 Network Error messages:
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The server moved. If you did not update your client during the two weeks Paul gave notice, then your current client will not connect as the old server is gone. Go to
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I did the update before the server moved (help --> check for updates) but I guess that wasn't enough.
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A friend of mine just downloaded the latest version ten minutes ago but can't connect, he gets the same error message posted above. I can get on fine and I downloaded the software a week ago, did anything change between now and then?
We tried the 'update' option, it checks and tells him that he's up to date. Any other thoughts on what it might be? Right now we're trying to download it again, see whether that helps or not.
Edit - none of the alternate site options seem to help either.....
Edit 2 - trying it with my logon details doesn't work either (after I logged off from my own machine, of course) so it's not his ID that's the problem.
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Did you just post the same problem in the SFU Discussion Board? If so, then let me point out to the people who don't visit the "Dark Side".
The error was a little different and quite strange given that the connection that the client uses a static IP address of 18.104.22.168 to connect to the server and the error that Bob was seeing is:
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which seems to indicate that a reverse lookup for the IP address was done and it found the entry to the hosting company. My guess is that there is a firewall or some other anti-spam or adaptive filter software installed that effect all connections to the server. Since I use a pretty low-level API to create the connection.
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Yeah, we're trying various things - sent a bug report to Paul, maybe he can spot something we missed. Otherwise we'll just keep plugging away - can't see any real reason he can't connect, it didn't stop him downloading the software in the first place. Oh well, we shall see.
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I did some searching on the Internet on an error that I saw in the logs and the posts I see indicate that the problem might be Anti-Virus software.
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I did some searching on the Internet on an error that I saw in the logs and the posts I see indicate that the problem might be Anti-Virus software.
Thanks muchly for checking, dude - Paul replied, he thinks it might be anti-virus s/w related too. That's next on the list to try (it's my buddy's last day at work today so don't know if he'll get round to it tonight!).
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New York. Day off.
Yesterday evening saw the first of the two nights of 'Manhattanhenge', a phenomenon that occurs twice around each solstice. The sun sets in the West which means, if you're in Manhattan, it sets over New Jersey. The grid of streets in midtown is such that on very particular occasions, the sun will set directly in line with the direction of the cross streets in the grid pattern of the city layout. This means that if you park yourself on a street that goes all the way to the Hudson River, you will see the sun setting directly between the skyscrapers. Last night saw the 'full' sun and tonight a 'half' sun, sitting right on the horizon, flanked by buildings. The counterintuitive part is that it doesn't matter which street you choose – as long as it's on the grid and unobstructed, you get the same view of Manhattanhenge. A long way away is that sun.
I've been decompressing a little and allowing myself to slow down a bit. Tours don't end gradually, they just stop dead one day, so if at all possible it is helpful to reduce velocity before slamming into the brick wall. I had lunch with a colleague who specialises in LED technology and spent a while musing over future projects. Naturally, we're already thinking about 'next time round' and the task is always to imagine not what's possible now, but what might be possible in a couple of years' time. There are larger questions about what kind of show U2 might want to do next, and whether another technology-based show would be at all appealing, but its always interesting to do the research. I'm very proud of the 360 show, not just the technology and architecture but also the breadth of what U2 have been able to perform over the past couple of years. The current show references every single U2 album, including Passengers and a movie soundtrack, which is pretty good going for a band with this much history. What they'll do next is anybody's guess at this juncture.
In the evening I went to see Woody Allen's Midnight in Paris, which is really charming. Whatever you make of Woody Allen, it is extraordinary that he puts out a movie every single year. Some are big, some are small, some are great, some are less so, some hit, some don't, but he keeps working and occasionally comes up trumps. This is one of his more whimsical movies and I loved it, it could have been written for me.
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nycchicky - 22 July, 2011
I just want to thank you, Willie, and the rest of your crew for the wonderful work you all do to bring U2 to the masses. Since the Joshua Tree tour, I have been lucky enough to see every tour, some times twice, and they all have been outstanding. Each tour builds on the last one and this one was sooooo wonderful, saw it 9/24/09 & 7/20/11, you out did yourself, BRAVO to everyone working so hard to bring the show to us fans. Now that this tour is coming to a close, I will miss your enteries. Until next tour, take care. Love, Carmen
u2fannyc - 22 July, 2011
Thank you for the past 2 years!
Thank you so much for sharing your thoughtful, witty perspective on what life is like "on the other side" of the U2 tour. I always look foward to reading these diaries, and will miss them once the tour is over. Enjoy your well-deserved time off after Moncton-- The past 2 years have been an amazing journey for us fans, and I wish you and the rest of the crew all the best. Job well done, Mr. Williams! PS- Please compile all of your stories from the road into a book someday...
kittymom - 20 July, 2011
Going to miss your road diaries Willie
I always look so forward to reading the next one. Have a good rest, sir. And might I add - your design and direction genius is beyond magnificent. If Joe had a diary going, I would tell him the same about his sound genius. You are both amazing gents.
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i can unerstand to slow down a bit. Lord willing i will be going to the pittsburgh show and i hope everyone does not "phone in the performance" much like the hawaii show at the end of the last tour (per willie) i love the guys and paid money i cannot perform. understand not all shows can be super, i just hope everyone is professional and the band puts in effort. i will do my best to help them, crowd better do the same so we can be "in concert" with each other. nastravia
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Crema Restaurante
- Address:
111 West 17th Street
New York, NY 10011Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
MexicanPrice: $31 to $50
Crema Restaurante
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.cremarestaurante.com/
- Phone: (212) 691-4477
- Hours of Operation:
Brunch: Saturday & Sunday 11:30pm-4:00pm; Lunch: Monday - Friday 12:00pm-4:00pm; Dinner: Mon-Weds 5:00pm-10:00pm,Thurs-Sat
Happy Hour: Monday/Friday from 5 to 7.
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Mexican
- Executive Chef: Julieta Ballesteros
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Delivery, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wine
- Catering: Pre Fixe Options available for Parties of 10 or more. Open bar available for large parties.
- Private Party Contact: Rafael Anaya 212-691-4477 x
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Getting there
- Cross Street: Between 6th Ave & 7th Ave
- Public Transit: F and M trains to 14th street station (exit on 16th street), the #1 train to 18th street 2 blocks away - bus stop 1 block away. R train to 14th street Union Square (3 blocks away)
- Parking: Street Parking
- Parking Details: Street parking and local garages
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Top-rated chef/owner Julieta Ballesteros (#1 and #2 Mexican chef in Zagats for 6 years running) invites you to enjoy her restaurant. Traditional Mexican cuisine with a formal French presentation – fusing Julieta's Monterrey roots with her mastery of the French culinary techniques. Interior designed by internationally renowned Mexican designer Antonio Sandoal - playing with traditional Mexican colors and textures in a modern New York way. Original paintings on display by the celebrated artist and mother of the chef, del Bosque.Continued
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58 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.3
- Ambiance3.7Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (32)neighborhood gem (25)great for brunch (21)good for groups (16)great for lunch (14)special occasion (11)hot spot (9)vibrant bar scene (6)romantic (4)notable wine list (2)kid-friendly (2)late-night find (2)Show More
- Average neighborhood placeCapePrincessVIPDined on 11/18/2014Nothing special here. Decent food but not something to go out of your way for. Service is well intentioned but slow and unprofessional.
- Great place for brunch!JewelsDined on 11/16/2014Super fun place for brunch. The food is delicious, staff is extremely friendly and amazing unlimited mimosas! Definitely will be back here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- frequentdinerVIPDined on 11/14/2014Great margaritas. Very creative menu. Terrific quesadillas and love the pato. Perfect place to eat before dance performances at the Joyce Theater.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Solid Mexican FareAndrewVIPDined on 11/11/2014Excellent food, fun atmosphere and vibe. Good service overall.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always amazing foodJasonVIPDined on 10/26/2014Every time we go to Crema we have an amazing experience. Food service is always above and beyond. Best high end Mexican in the city.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Haute Mexican at its bestJaxeatsVIPDined on 10/6/2014Imaginative and delicious food becautifully presented, reminding one how very sophisticated Mexican cuisine is.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good mealOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 10/4/2014Meal was a bit overpriced for the atmosphere of the restaurant, but the food itself was delicious, and the service was great.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/21/2014We were there because of the Chilaquiles and they were a complete dissapointment
- DrLeeVIPDined on 9/13/2014It was a bit edgy among the staff at Crema the night we were there--the place had been robbed the night before. But it was busy and high-functioning, and the food is outstanding--still retains its Mexican emphasis though quite fancied up.Special Features:
- Hidden GemOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/31/2014Crema was not at all packed or crowded for a Sunday brunch and did not feel rushed. Instead, it offered delicious food with a Mexican variation and they were very attentive about keeping our mimosa glasses full. Well worth your money, really great!Special Features:
- Good SelectionAggiDined on 8/27/2014Food and price were very good. Waitress was not very responsive to our inquiries. Happy hour prices for drinks limited to bar. Bartender was great when we choose to have our drinks at 1/2 price at the Bar rather than full price at the table. I'll go again but only to sit at bar or lounge area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LoveGreatFoodDined on 8/21/2014Terrific fusion of food, and great ambience. Incredible friendly staff and service, makes the dining experience fun and memorable!Special Features:
- good local Mexican farebilllVIPDined on 8/20/2014lovely room. food very well presented, but not as great as hoped. fish tacos just OK, same with Chile relleno. good tres leches cakeSpecial Features:
- Best Mexican in the cityJasonVIPDined on 8/17/2014Everything we come here we are impressed by the taste and presentation of the food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Small and very, very loudIlTenoreVIPDined on 8/15/2014Perhaps it's not fair to rate based upon a Restaurant Week menu -- then again, I doubt I'd pay their high prices for the regular menu. Some dishes were nicely flavored but too many unexpected things were too sweet! At least they were well spiced to balance. My first Margarita was so delicious that I ordered a second of the same, which tasted nothing like the first one. We were there on a Friday night, and revelers were out in full force, blowing off steam from the work week. The table of women who were seated next to us were so loud that we actually asked to be moved; the greeter graciously did so. I'd read about the chef and her "mission statement" and wanted to try Crema for years. We may give it a second shot; the jury is still out.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not Worth the Walk to 6th Ave...TheThirdandOnlyVIPDined on 8/14/2014I didn't really love it. The food was just fine, sort of pedestrian. Basic items did the job but attempts at elevated dishes fell flat. The scallop entree was inconsistent in flavor and execution and the seafood tasted a bit metallic like it'd been frozen and thawed instead cooked fresh. Cocktails were decent but pricey for the environment an the service overall was a bit amateurish. I was here for dinner with friends so we still had a great time but I probably wouldn't return for another helping of Crema.Special Features:
- AwesomenessValerieDined on 8/7/2014So good! Great flavors! Great service! Can't wait to visit again!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Margaritas and that's it!Hi2foodDined on 8/1/2014The food was subpar and in all honesty overpriced. I've had better food at a corner taco store. I would come back to this restaurant just for the service and margaritas. The waiter was extremely attending and accommodating. The margaritas are the smoothest ones I've had and I fell in love with them!Special Features:
- The following 742 reviews are from the Crema Restaurante reviews archive.
- restaurant week findopentable1stimerDined on 7/29/2014Went with my cousin for restaurant week and the food was pretty good. We weren't able to finish everything because it was filling, but it was a pleasant atmosphere and we had a good time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FoodLover27VIPDined on 7/22/2014The black bean tortitas appetizer and pork belly tacos dish were especially delicious. The avocado cheesecake was a bit too rich for me, but I am always excited to try a one of a kind dish. The service was also impeccable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DeliciousM242Dined on 7/21/2014I appreciated the fact they had a good vegetarian selection. The enchilada de papa was terrific and the margarita clasica was well made even though we got it during a happy hour special. (I have found some restaurants give a watered down version for specials. La Crema's was not.) Service and presentation were notable and appreciated.Special Features:
- Never disappointsThemicruzDined on 7/20/2014The food is always good, especially the chilaquilas! We we're sat down at the time of our reservation which is rare in nyc. The service was good but I've had better here before.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bottomless BrunchBarryBVIPDined on 7/19/2014Get the unlimited mimosa brunch, includes your entree and unlimited mimosas. The service might seem slow at first, but they quickly catch on to your drinking pace.Special Features:
- wonderful souptextextexDined on 7/16/2014Started with spicy squash soup. Some the best ever. Scoop of salsa was great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Went for BrunchAndSomDined on 7/12/2014For 1 hour, the deal is $23.95 for unlimited mimosas and a choice of entree from a select menu. Good deal, they were on generous with refills. They walked around with a pitcher and topped you off - they didn't take the glass and make you wait in limbo wondering if you'll get your glass back. It was a little hot in the restaurant on the day we went, which made it slightly uncomfortable because my date and I were literally sticking to the leather seats, but the food and drinks were fine. Don't let that alter your decision really.Special Features:
- Cremakitchen21Dined on 7/10/2014Very friendly and accommodating staff. We made an early reservation and were given the choice to choose a table since the one they gave us was in a rather dark spot. The food was excellent. We tried the flautas and the duck, both outstanding in flavor and presentation. Arrive early if you want to beat the noise. After 7:00 it gets to be way too high.Special Features:
- RelaxingNewtonycDined on 7/5/2014Great brunch menu with unlimited mimosas for an hour. They literally cut you off right at the 60 minute mark. Mimosas were a bit weak but still did the trick.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OverpricedNickVIPDined on 7/3/2014Over priced for offerings. Weak margaritas. Small portions for price.Special Features:
- Things go awry when the chef's awayNYCGourmandVIPDined on 6/27/2014Look, the food here is really unique and authentic Mexican thanks to Julieta Ballesteros' wonderful menu. But when she's not in the kitchen things slip up badly. The scallop dish was just off; the scallops were undercooked and worse, had the iodine aftertaste of being old. We should have returned the dish instead of soldiering through it. The seafood empanadas were delicious but small for $28 and ditto for the norteno, a fundido appetizer with chorizo, delicious but in a small little serving skillet. The same menu item used to be twice the size at the same price. What happened? It also didn't help matters that Crema tried to sneak in an extra drink order and "forgot" a side dish. Just too many mistakes when the boss is away.
- Delicious BrunchlroseDined on 6/22/2014My friends and I came for brunch this weekend and had a fabulous time! The staff was extremely friendly and attentive and the food was delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, fast refills!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/21/2014Easy to make a reservation, great food and unlimited mimosas!Special Features:
- Best service in the businessOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 6/21/2014I have been to Crema twice for brunch and it is the best experience I have had in New York. Ricardo is the most fantastic server: incredibly attentive and kind. The food is fantastic and the mimosas even better!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently Great and InventiveJimAndBobVIPDined on 6/17/2014Executive Chef Julieta Ballesteros is probably the most inventive and creative Mexican chef in New York. There is no menu that comes close to what she offers at Crema. We come back often and enjoy whatever we order every time. The place can be loud during happy hours, but there are plenty of times when it is quiet and relaxed, with a warm staff to keep you feeling taken care of.Special Features:
- Special milestone birthday...Blin38Dined on 6/17/2014My guest and I had celebrated his birthday here three years ago and it was such a wonderful evening that he wanted to return for a milestone event. Crema NEVER disappoints. I saw that there was a soft shell crab entrée and knew that it was truly meant to be - one of his favorites. The Ceviche and Pastel Azteca were the appetizers and I thoroughly enjoyed the scrumptious glazed Peking duck breast. Churros for desert. If I lived in this neighborhood I would eat here once a week. Outstanding!!! guacamole to die for. Service attentive!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Where can I get good MexicanOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 6/2/2014Service was distracted by his iPhone. Food was undercooked and under par.
- Have a margarita!DonnajoeVIPDined on 5/10/2014A real find good food excellent drinks....you must try a ginger margarita and mango mojito absolutely delicious! Roberto was a wonderful server made you feel right at home. He had a great disposition! I would definitely go back.Special Features:
- Don't be mildDMF1902VIPDined on 5/9/2014Food was excellent. Salad mixta was good size to share. Queso Flameado with chorizo: good but chorizo too much like a meatball. Taco's good, not great. Quesadilla excellent. Our server steered us to mild sauce; big mistake. After taking our order, waitress forgot we exist. Thank heaven we had a great busboy!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Restaurant FindBeinsteinVIPDined on 5/5/2014Discovered this place when looking for last minute reservations for Cinco de Mayo Great service Great food Great Drinks Will be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First time but will go back...oftenBarbaraVIPDined on 5/5/2014Food was excellent and the service was great. Ask for Ricardo! His smile lights up your table. Their specials are noted on the menu- order them. I had a delicious duck dish. Everyone in my party were pleased.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Surprisingly new mexican foodNYwildcritterVIPDined on 4/25/2014Great presentation, and very accomodating to a group and late arrivals. Small outdoor dining table. $15.95 brunch well worth it. A must try.Special Features:


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James Kendrick: Google doesn't always do the expected with the Android platform, and while at times it seems the development is a bit disorganized, it is going to remain a major player in mobile for some time. The platform has taken the smartphone space by brute force, and is so big it would be difficult for Google to screw it up enough to knock it down.
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