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When a functional piece of dinnerware also double as a work of art to decorate your kitchen or dining room, you know it's a great buy. Fitz and Floyd presents this fantastic all-while glazed Bristol Covered Soup Tureen that is as much of a statement piece as it is a dish.
The monochromatic design adds elegance to the handcrafted leafy vegetable sculptures that sit top the tureen's lid. Even the earthenware handles have been meticulously crafted so that you can serve up to 3 quarts of you favorite soups, chilies, and stews.
Part of the Fitz and Floyd Bristol Collection
3 qt. capacity
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106 Clinton Rd
Brookline, MA 02445
Beds: 5
Baths: 6 | 1
Sq. Ft.: 7,826
Listing #72165189
Located on prestigious Fisher Hill, this extraordinary 12 room residence offers a high-end renovation that captures the original elegance yet introduces contemporary material, upscale modern spaces and exquisite details throughout. Beautifully-appointed living and dining rooms, a gorgeous state-of-the-art kitchen/family room with French doors to a well-landscaped yard, and a 1st floor office with walls of glass. There are 5 bedrooms en suite, one of which is the luxurious master bedroom with a fabulous dressing room, and a custom designed bathroom. Additional highlights include a den with a fireplace; a 3rd floor studio; a lower level media room, fitness room, kitchenette; a multi-zone central air-conditioning/radiant heating system; and a 2-car garage. The grounds are just as impressive with lush landscaping, multiple seating areas, mature trees, and imposing street presence. This handsome property is in the Runkle School area, close to Washington Square, shops and transportation.
Property Features
Location Information
County: Norfolk
Interior Features
Total Rooms: 12
Master Bathroom: Yes
Number of Full Bathrooms: 6
1/2 Baths: 1
Has Fireplace: yes
Has Basement: yes
Dining Room Description: 24 x 13, First Floor, Flooring - Hardwood, Wainscoting
Family Room Description: 16 x 15, First Floor, Fireplace, Closet/Cabinets - Custom Built, Flooring - Hardwood, French Doors, Exterior Access, Recessed Lighting
Kitchen Description: 17 x 17, First Floor, Flooring - Hardwood, Countertops - Stone/Granite/Solid, Kitchen Island, Recessed Lighting, Second Dishwasher, Stainless Steel Appliances, Gas Stove
Laundry Description: Second Floor
Living Room Description: 22 x 14, First Floor, Fireplace, Flooring - Hardwood, Recessed Lighting
Master Bedroom: 17 x 19, Second Floor, Bathroom - Full, Closet - Walk-in, Closet/Cabinets - Custom Built, Flooring - Hardwood, Dressing Room, Recessed Lighting
Bedroom 2 Description: 20 x 14, Second Floor, Bathroom - Full, Flooring - Hardwood
Bedroom 3 Description: 16 x 13, Second Floor, Bathroom - Full, Flooring - Hardwood
Bedroom 4 Description: 30 x 11, Third Floor, Bathroom - Full, Flooring - Hardwood
Exterior Features
Style: Colonial
Garage Description: Detached
Has Garage: yes
Garage Spaces: 2
Parking Spaces: 4
Lot Size in Acres: 0.49
Lot Size in Sq. Ft.: 21, 133
Grade School: Runkle
High School: Brookline High
Additional Information
Property Type: SF
Property SubType: Detached
Year Built: 1920
Is Lender Owned: No
Assessments: 3, 183, 300
Tax Amount: 29, 182
Tax Year: 2017
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Hammond Residential Real Estate
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Hammond Residential Real Estate
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"Everything has its beauty but we don't always see it."
On the evening of October 27, 1492, during his first voyage to the New World, Christopher Columbus set eyes on the hazy mass of Cuba. The explorer voyaged for several weeks along the north coast of the island finally dropping anchor one month later in a perfectly protected harbor that he named Puerto Santo, near today's Gibara. By 1511, his son Diego along with 300 settlers in four ships from Spain arrived and the Spanish established Cuba's earliest town at Baracoa in 1512.
Five centuries later--after its beginnings as a Spanish colony, after its conflicted relationship and occupation by the United States including a Spanish American War, its fight for sovereignty and attempts to construct a social democracy, its own grand revolution under Fidel Castro that ousted the dictatorship of Fulgencio Batista but pulled the country into a Soviet trajectory, after the failed Bay of Pigs invasion in 1961 and the U.S. Embargo--a new Cuba is emerging. This is a country with enigmatic appeal, intoxicating to many over the years like its favorite son, Ernest Hemingway, who said he wanted to stay in Cuba forever.
Although Cuba has not yet opened its doors to free enterprise, its welcome mat has been laid. Foreigners are storming this intriguing country of 11 million in droves, including missions from the United States that have increased considerably. For good reason. Beyond the politics, Cuba's vitality can be seen in full spectrum color. Its sheer beauty is evident in its beaches and mountains and valleys and ancient cities. There's santeria and salsa, senoritas and mojitos, rumba and rhythm, '55 Cadillacs and chrome. Cuba is all about possibility and a visitor feels she is experiencing an unfolding drama. Bill Bryson called Cuba a "Third World country with a First World people."
During our six-day Cuban adventure, we visited historical landmarks and learned a great deal about the history and culture of the country, as well as its progress in education and healthcare. We were able to distribute medical supplies through a synagogue, meet with both an art collector and an economist, and travel from Havana to the central portion of the island.
But, let me start at the beginning. Five of us (Frank, Alex and I, along with our friends Karen and Robert) arrived at the Miami airport on December 30 and joined up with our guide, Rosemary, a lovely person with a wealth of knowledge from her life's travels and personal journey. Customs and check-in took longer than the 40-minute flight to Cuba. We were met at the Havana airport by our Cuban guide, Meylin, and our bus driver, Raul. Our destination: The Saratoga Hotel.
The Saratoga stands on Paseo del Prado and Dragones Street, considered a privileged intersection of Old Havana. Its breathtaking "terrace-mirador" has an almost 270-degree panoramic view of the capital—including the El Capitolio, the grand parliament that was the seat of the Cuban government until after the Revolution in 1959, modeled after the U.S. Capital and now being restored to house Cuba's National Assembly. The Saratoga's rooftop terrace is complete with a swimming pool and offers live music in the afternoon. The surrounding neighborhood despite its "privilege," however, is decayed.
That evening, we ate at a paladar--a restaurant in a private home, and one of several entrepreneurial activities now available to Cubans. Early in this private business experiment, Fidel allowed up to four tables per home to be used as restaurants. That's been considerably expanded today. At La Casa Paladar, with seating for about thirty, a pond built into the floor behind our dining table was filled with large turtles and fish; a multi-colored parrot in a cage stood to the side. We ended our evening at a famous jazz club called Taberna Café featuring several remaining members of the Bueno Vista Social Club—a group with a storied past—in a historical building within one of the few well-preserved areas of Old Havana. There were high ceilings, 50's decor and dancers entertaining an international crowd with rumba and salsa and line dancing, the latter including some of us in the audience.
Already clear to me was that Havana is a city of extremes: Potential alongside poverty, architectural and structural beauty stained by deterioration, an intelligent and hopeful citizenry with little opportunity. Wherever we went, the contrast was conspicuous. Structures of Cuba's illustrious past co-exist with present day neglect and decay. One could only react to this endearing country emotionally. Our transition to this new culture was just beginning.
December 31, 2013:
Today—the last day of the year and my birthday—our first stop in Cuba was the Museo de la Revolucion in Old Havana. It is housed in what was the Presidential Palace of all Cuban presidents from Mario Garcia Menocal in 1920 to Fulgencio Batista. It became the Museum of the Revolution during the years following the Cuban revolution. It had a beautiful open-air courtyard in the center of the palace as so many old mansions in Cuba. Behind the building lies the Granma Memorial, a large glass enclosure which houses the La Granma, the small boat that took Fidel Castro and his revolutionaries from Mexico to Cuba for the revolution. Castro landed on the east end of the island in November of 1956 (with the 28-year old doctor, Ernesto "Che" Guevara) and this led to Batista's departure and the dominance of Fidel's 26th of July Movement.
Looking out from a second floor terrace of the Museum, I faced a vacant and decaying Corona cigar factory building across the street. Ironically, the highlight of the morning was visiting a cigar store complete with a smoking room (we enjoyed Expresso and smoked cigars) and featuring a native Cuban artisan trained in the old ritual of hand-rolling tobacco leaves. Meylin, our 30-year-old Cuban guide, explained that the tobacco crop for cigars is grown once a year and there are five tobacco-growing areas in Cuba: all with soil rich in minerals, climate of high humidity, and the human know-how to develop the best and largest tobacco leaves. There are two ways to grow this plant--one area grows the Coroho plant (grown under shade and covered with cheese cloth) and the other four areas grow Criolla plants directly in the sun.
After lunch at a state-owned restaurant in Old Havana (El Mercurio), we split into two groups for a scavenger hunt in vintage cars, both pink. Although set up as a competition, we quickly realized the true object of our pursuit was to see more of Havana. First stop was La Cabana Fortress where we were to describe Che Guevera's office (since it was closed for renovation, we ascertained its contents from the woman taking tickets). While there we purchased a piece of sugar cane for ten CUCs* (that was on our list), then drove by the Park Central Hotel to photograph "a bat on a prominent building." We also went to John Lennon Park to "take a photo with a famous person." Our driver took a picture of me sitting on a bench next to a bronze life-size statue of Lennon himself. We drove past the Columbus Cemetery, past the tallest building in Havana (it was green), and to the Capitolio (also closed for renovation) in order to describe the large statue in the rotunda (our driver told us it was a Spanish princess). We passed by the entrance to Chinatown. Along this drive, we saw so many beautiful buildings in the baroque, neo-classical, art nouveau and art deco styles. Havana has, in fact, the largest concentration of baroque buildings in the western hemisphere. Unfortunately, many of the country's structures are crumbling and deep investment will be needed to preserve the array of architectural treasures.
* There are two currencies in Cuba: the CUC (or convertible peso used by tourists valued at $1.13 when we were in the country) and the peso.
We passed a billboard that, in Spanish, offered a Confucius quote: "Everything has its beauty but we don't always see it." This quote could speak for so much of Cuba, where the beauty is often hidden but deeply felt by the observer.
The New Year's Eve celebration was the day's highlight. After meeting for drinks in the Saratoga's bar (frozen daiquiri for me), we went to Cathedral Square and sat among 1,100 seated celebrants at white-clothed dining tables under the evening sky, surrounded on three sides with buildings whose grand architecture was of varied eras and styles. At the front stage were many genres of talented singers and dancers entertaining us while tuxedoed waiters brought us a four-course meal, interrupted an hour before midnight by pouring rain. We retreated back to the hotel and welcomed the New Year from our palatial room with CNN turned on just seconds before the ball dropped in New York's Times Square.
January 1, 2014:
We drove much of New Year's day heading east, our destination Cienfugos, a city founded by 50 French families from New Orleans in 1819 making it Cuba's most modern city. To put this in perspective, Cuba's future capital, San Cristobal de la Habana, was founded in 1515. Meylin told us Cienfugos was a city well conceived (all neo-classical revival) and very clean, that it was created to stop the smuggling going on in the south coast of Cuba. It has an active harbor with an oil refinery, and boasts the second largest bag-shaped harbor after Havana. The city's name means "100 fires" and it is known as the "pearl of the Cuban south coast."
During our bus ride, I asked Meylin a lot of questions about education, given my deep interest and the country's crowning achievement in this area, with a literacy rate of 98%. In Cuba, education is compulsory until 9th grade and all schools are public, free all the way through university study. Cubans have three choices: they can go to senior high school for those planning university study; or go to technical school to study specific trades (that includes lower level accounting); or they can attend military school. University degrees take 5 years; medical degrees take 6 years. After completing their studies, the student's pay goes to the government as part of "social service." Women are assigned work by the government for 3 years of service, men for two.
Meylin studied English and French for her university studies--her degree being in languages offering her broader opportunities rather than be slotted into teaching with a degree in pedagogy. (Education and medical degrees are a priority in Cuba; the government sees access to education and health care as the most important human rights of a free people.) After her social service work, she joined San Cristobal, taking a risk during her interview in speaking frankly when asked why she didn't go into teaching. "I want to work as a tour guide because I want to improve my family's economy," she told them. They liked her spunk.
There are seven universities in Havana with Havana University, serving more than 6,000 degree students, being the oldest (founded in 1728) and most important. All the universities are of high quality but offer different specialties like animal science or historic preservation. Pre-university, there are specialized schools for talented artists and athletes. For those who need to attend a university away from their home, the state also pays for dorms and provides stipends for living expenses. The irony is that this educated and skilled populace has no incentive to work in fields they studied, their opportunity to improve their economic situation quite limited in Cuba's current socialistic structure. Raul, our bus driver, for example, has a degree in mechanical engineering but he gets more income from driving private buses for tourists to support his wife and two daughters.
Given the housing shortage in Cuba, grandparents often take care of children when the mom works. There are subsidies for day care. Many still want their children to attend pre-K, which is not supported fully by the state.
Cuba's healthcare system is an enviable one, recognized internationally. It is laser focused on primary and preventive care, with front-loaded investments going to maternal, infant and child care. A system of neighborhood clinics or family doctors makes access to such basic care, which is free, readily available. As a result, Cuba has reduced infant mortality and raised life expectancy on a par with developed countries.
Today, Cuba drifts somewhere between communism and capitalism. Meylin told us Cubans don't see themselves as Communists but rather they are "Fidelists." Economic progress has been a gradual journey, but Cubans remain hopeful for the future. As with paladars, limited "self employment" activities by citizens is growing. The tourism industry has been reinvigorated with well over ten million international visitors a year, many of those from the United States traveling as part of cultural missions as we did. Since Obama's presidency in 2008, Cuban-Americans can now visit their families in Cuba with few restrictions. All outsiders, however, find a communications system in Cuba far behind what they have in their own countries. There are no fiber optics or Wi-fi except in select locations. Satellite connections to the Internet are expensive, and yield very slow responses with the downloading of large documents nearly impossible. So even though the web is not blocked in Cuba, access is limited and only available to tourists and those citizens who are more well-to-do.
While roads are generally well maintained, the infrastructure needs are overwhelming with so much deterioration of once magnificent buildings far beyond the ability of the country to overcome without foreign investment.
Since the mid-90s, as part of an economic reform program designed to help Cuba adapt to the new global environment, Cuban authorities began linking agricultural producers to consumers, converting Cuban state farms to cooperatives to increase food production. There are also private farmers who own their own land who may be part of a profit-sharing cooperative, although many of these are the families who inherited their land pre-1959.
During our nearly 160 miles to Cienfugos, we passed fields growing papaya, sugar cane and plantains. We saw rice patties, Mango trees, roosters and dogs meandering across the road. We passed horse and buggies carrying one to three passengers; black, brown and white cows grazing in fields; a single horse grazing on grass in the front yard of a cement block house; children sitting on an old green Chevy in the dirt drive of a boxy, pink house. We visited the Bay of Pigs Museum, a side trip not worth the time it took to get there.
After hours of driving, we finally arrived in Cienfugos and found it as Meylin described--clean and with architecture reviving the classical style. But there was an overwhelming emptiness we felt as we walked the streets of this city of 400,000. Even the strays dogs had sad eyes, and there didn't seem to be any purposeful activity we could observe, just many thin stragglers hanging around corners or sitting curbside in front of shells of buildings (although Robert reminded me that it was New Year's Day). Our hotel, La Union Hotel, was a modest accommodation in a poor neighborhood. The elevator was broken, the finest room had to be ours--large in size but without character but for its Spanish colonial roots. Only the central Square revealed the grandeur of a once vibrant city. Dinner was in Punta Gorda, a more well to do area inside the Bay, called Villa Lagarto Paladar. The setting far surpassed the cuisine. We had earlier determined we wanted to tour our next city, Trinidad, but return by evening to Havana.
January 2, 2014:
There was a loud and rambunctious crowd on the streets of Cienfugos well into the night, noise that only subsided from 3:00 a.m. until 6:00 a.m.. Frank and I walked four blocks from the hotel, descending into the Bay where the smell of sewage was evident. Still early, the streets felt as barren as the one-story buildings of faded shades of blue, pink, yellow and green that we passed. A single boy and his dog walked by. A lone man peddled a bicycle. A frail Cuban directed a donkey carrying a rickety chariot. We crossed the street in front of a 1950s green Chevy.
The sights on our drive to Trinidad were much the same but this smaller city presented a happy surprise--a beachside community that was bustling with people and commerce. The third oldest town in Cuba (1514) with only 75,000 inhabitants, it became one of the most important in Latin America. It had been the site of vast smuggling for more than two centuries--exchanging leather and tobacco for spices and alcohol. It also illegally continued the slave trade. The narrow cobble-stoned streets were filled with art shops and retail operations; many, Melin told us, were privately run. We came upon old mansions, a hotel renovation project and the main City Square with its grand church, architectural museum and palatial home of the Mayor.
Our best find was Los Conspiradores Restaurant, opened just six months earlier--and private--on the second floor of Galeria de Arte featuring the work of Yami Martinez, who made symbolic sculptures of coffee pots depicting women. Her art focused on themes important to Cuban women. I bought one framed drawing with a bicycle (freedom), coffee pot (balance), planter of flowers (beauty), and fish (survival). The Spanish words underneath translated into "the best birthday of all."
Back in Havana, we had dinner at Paladar Vistamar, an elegant Frank Lloyd Wright-type designed house built at the edge of the Atlantic Ocean in the exclusive and well-maintained Miramar section of Cuba where ambassadors and the well-to-do and well-connected reside, where Embassies are located.
January 3, 2014:
We began our day in the Santos Suarez neighborhood and the family home of Jose Busto. Rosemary had discovered Jose months ago when researching Cuban art collectors and she had gone to his home our first day in Havana. With some family money, Jose began buying personal objects and art that people leaving the country wanted to leave behind as a very young man. He went from being an art collector to representing artists as an art dealer, and then a private gallery owner, tough to do successfully in Cuba where state policy encourages people to use studio space controlled by the state. Jose had to close his gallery last June and move all his art into the family home and at a neighbor's home across the street. His collection is impressive, displaying works of Jose Bedia, Yoan Capote, Roberto Fabelo and Jose Manual Fors. Busta is in his 40s but his lean frame and gentle manner make him seem younger. He was impeccably dressed but in an understated way--a collared, blue striped shirt, thin silver-buckled black leather belt and black slacks, and Italian high-style pointed leather tie-shoes.
We headed to Old Havana and Plaza Vieja, where Robert's friend, Ike, had grown up and lived until he was 9 and the revolution hit Cuba. The Plaza Vieja became the main gathering place of this area in the 1700s. Ike's grandfather's house, Casa de los condos de jaruco, is now the site of a museum and gift shop and has a bright yellow and blue exterior. From there we went to Cuervo y Sabrinos Boutique/Museum, an elegant store selling exquisite watches and writing instruments, with a plant-filled exotic courtyard, a fine coffee bar, and artistic wall murals and clock images. Here I had the most delicious cappuccino, topped with cinnamon, nutmeg and chocolate shavings. Shortly after we left, we passed a bronze life-sized sculpture of Chopin with whom I sat for a photo op. We lunched at a state-owned restaurant called Cafe Del Oriente, exclusive for tourists. From there we took a walk along Officio Street, one of the first five streets in Havana, to the Plaza de Armas where we browsed along an outdoor market. There I bought an antique necklace for my sister and a paperback copy of Graham Greene's Our Man in Havana.
Our afternoon also included a visit to Bet Shalom Synagogue where we met a dear friend of Ike's Uncle Efraim and the grand dame of the Jewish movement in Cuba, Adela Dworkin, whose office walls revealed photos of her with Fidel Castro and Steven Spielberg, among others. She told us the 15,000 Cuban Jews dwindled after the revolution down to 1,200 in all of Cuba--with 1,000 of them in Havana. Yet, her synagogue, which was fully renovated in 2000, has an active congregation, including a Sunday school for 100 children. Ike's grandfather was instrumental with the founding of the synagogue as head of the finance and building committee and he designed the distinctive double doors with the 12 tribes at the front of the building.
Before we headed back to the hotel, we stopped at Hotel Nacional, the once gallant hotel of the 1920s, state-run, located along the broad esplanade known as the Malecon in the middle of Vedado with a view of Havana Harbour, the seawall and the city. It was made famous by many artists, actors, athletes, writers and dignitaries and, in 1946, hosted an infamous mob summit held by Meyer Lansky and Lucky Luciano, dramatized in Godfather II.
Our dinner was at LaGuardia Paladar, inside the once pristine and massive family home of the restaurant's owner. After the revolution, it began to house more and more families and the decay over subsequent years can be seen everywhere, especially the peeling plaster walls and darkened passageways beyond the main stairwell. Today, it houses 44 families, but retains a stark beauty exposed by its magnificent wooden hand-carved Baroque entry doors, its white marble winding staircase, and the inner columns and high ceilings. The Paladar draws an international crowd, and its homey and historic presentation (black and white photos peopled the walls, artifacts like a blue 1950s Crosley refrigerator sat behind our table, brown wooden shutters over the windows) made this a memorable and unique evening.
January 4, 2014:
This is our last full day in Cuba. First, we had a lecture on American-Cuban relations given by Umberto Blanco, an economist with University of Havana's Center for the Study of Urban Economy. Here is what he told us: 18.3% of Cuba's population is now older than 60 and they expect the population will decline in the next fifteen years and Cuba will have, in 30 years, one of the oldest populations in the world. They import half of the fuel they need. They have productivity issues in agriculture (3% of the GDP but employs 18% of the population) and industry. Their technologies are obsolete and their current two-currency system is a big problem. The leadership change in 2006 from Fidel to Raul has begun a gradual shift from their central planned economy to one that has some elements of a market-driven system. A new plan was approved (unveiled for public input in 2010) in April of 2011 and the hope is for 35-40% of the economy to come from non-state businesses within the next few years. Most countries grow by re-investing 20% of their economies but Cuba can't do this as they need $$, resources and technology. Cuba needs to attract foreign investments but to do this their policies must become transparent and efficient and hospitable to other countries.
They see themselves as an important geographical hub--surrounded by Central America to the west, South America, North America, and the Atlantic Ocean and Europe to the east—and want to use that strength in focused areas such as bio-technology and medical services where they are already linked to emergent economies with huge populations like China, Brazil, India and South Africa. Cuba knows it needs to focus on industries relying on knowledge, rather than those that are labor intensive since their population is aging and shrinking and they have large needs. Their cities are crumbling while their educated populace has no opportunity or incentive to use their knowledge to better their lives and their country. While they don't blame the U.S. Embargo for their current plight, Umberto did share with us that the United Nations estimates that Cuba has lost $1.127 trillion from the embargo that began in 1962. He emphasized that Cuba must change tax policies, monetary policies, etc. to change their system and, thus, to change their condition.
The day's other highlight was going to see the Cuban home of Ernest Hemingway, where he lived from 1939 until 1960 with his third and fourth wives and wrote The Old Man and The Sea along with many other stories. This period was the longest he lived anywhere and the estate's fifteen acres may have been the setting where he felt most at home. There was a white barn alongside the yellow house, a pool, and a dock where he kept his beloved fishing yacht, Pilar (near where he buried his four dogs, one named Linda). His wife built a four-story tower next to their living quarters where he was supposed to do his writing, but rumors suggest that the "writing room" was used for time he spent with a young Italian countess who later became a journalist, their relationship labeled platonic as she was but 19 and he was some 25 years older. While her mother often accompanied the countess during her visits to the estate, she and Hemingway's wife were purportedly not allowed to disturb them. Hemingway had many visitors to his Cuban home, known as Finca Vigia or "lookout farm" since it sat on the top of a hill in the city of San Miguel in the neighborhood of San Francisco de Paula.
After the Bay of Pigs invasion in April of 1961, when relations between the United States and Cuba were at their lowest point, President Kennedy quietly arranged for Mary Hemingway to travel to Havana and meet with Fidel Castro. It has been reported that the two struck a deal whereby Mrs. Hemingway was allowed to take papers and paintings out of the country and, in return, gave Finca Vifia and its remaining contents to the Cuban people.
We had drinks at Floradita, a bar cafe where the daiquiri was invented and where Ernest Hemingway was frequent patron. Today it is crowded with international tourists who, like me, would pose with the bronze likeness of the author at the far end of the bar as they smoked their Cuban cigars and drank margaritas or daiquiris. The smoke fumes permeated the bar and prompted our early exit.
Our last night was spent at our hotel for dinner, skipping the Las Vegas-type production at Tropicana Cabaret. It began pouring outside and we were grateful to be indoors and dry. That is, until I woke up at about 3:00 a.m. and nearly slipped on a flooded floor, the water's point of entry a mystery.
The bigger mystery to me is Cuba itself. It stirred my emotions as I was immediately taken in by the inherent beauty of this island nation but pained by its decay; its poverty alongside the pride and passion and hopefulness of its people. What was and what could be. The allure and the promise. Yet, the stark reality: like the number of beggars pleading in Spanish--from the shirtless young boy in Trinidad to the mother outside the Saratoga Hotel with her sleeping baby in a stroller telling me, in her broken English, to "feel his fever". It is 4:00 a.m., then 5:00 a.m. as I lay in darkness on the 6th floor of Cuba's finest hotel, towels bunched up on the floor around me, continuous noise coming from the street during what should be the still of night—voices arguing in Spanish, cars honking, the deep growl of large engine transmissions and the sloshing of traffic. A shriek interrupts this steady cacophony of sounds and I strain to discern if it is a cry of alarm or a sudden outburst of laughter. The answer depends on my own interpretation.


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March 31, 2010
LARAMIE, Wyo. -
Kellen 'Brick' Little
Where did the nickname `Brick' come from?
What is the best part of your job? Worst?
What is the most effective method of getting pigeons out of the Indoor Practice Facility?
Who is the best noon basketball player on your staff?
If you got to wear a jersey during practice and on game day, what number would you select?
What has been your favorite football stadium to visit?
Does anyone, other than equipment room staff, really understand all the different things you are asked to do for your job?
Summer plans?
What is your favorite sport at UW other than football?
Have you ever pulled an all-nighter and slept in the equipment room?
Have you ever hit anyone or gotten hit by someone who was driving the Gator?
If you were selected for the next `Dancing With The Stars' and could pick anyone for your partner, who would it be?
What is your favorite color combination (jersey/pant) that our football team has worn since you've been at UW?
Do equipment managers carbo-load the night before a game?
Who is your favorite professional sports team?
What advice do you give to little kids who come up to you and want your autograph?


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Author | exchange4media News Service | Wednesday, May 29,2002 7:34 AM
BBC has formed core teams that are working at creating synergies and integration between television, radio and online services. The aim is to ensure greater co-ordination in editorial, marketing and audience research. Using combined market research for both television and radio is one such step.
As a step towards an integrated approach, BBC has launched a global advertising campaign which includes both its arms, BBC World and BBC World Service. But there are several areas where synergies can't work out; radio has several language services whereas BBC World is available only in English.
In a bid to capitalise on the cricket fever, BBC World is launching 'Beyond the Boundary'. The ten-part series, produced by the India branch of TWI, will kick off with the India-Pakistan Test match at Chennai and end with India's triumph in 1983 World Cup.
For the India-dedicated strip, BBC World is moving towards more of a documentary format.
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After seeing girls be put in jail.
People are still believing in Creepypasta's.
For the last time people, Jeff The Killer is not real.
Neither is Slenderman. I can't believe how stupid people can be, most Creepypasta's are fake people. Can't you understand that?
I give up.
>>Sent to all Creepypasta believers.


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Why didn't you put the links here? or are you trying to generate hits on your web site?
Isn't this the Bloggers and Personal forum?
Don't go if this upsets you? I don't generate money from my website with hits, as you can tell with no banner adds or popups. It is strictly a source of information.


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People hate change.
Since the misty dawn of the internet in the mid nineties, the web's text hyperlinks have been one uniform colour: blue. That's just how it is. The story goes that Tim Berners-Lee - father of the net and British legend - picked blue because it was the darkest shade available to him that contrasted from black text.
Skip forward twenty-something years, and Google is playing fast and loose with these sacred traditions.
As part of a wide set of search 'experiments', Google has been tweaking the colours of search results returned by their all-knowing search engine. These subtle tweaks won't have appeared for everyone, but over the last few months you may have found yourself staring blankly at your screen wondering if you're in need of an early night/less caffeine.
@google YOUR LITTLE A/B TEST THAT TURNS MY SEARCH RESULT LINKS BLACK SUCKS, CAN'T TELL CLICKED LINKS, REVERT BACK TO BLUE/PURPLE PLEASE— Paul Gemperlein (@TheRiverPaul) May 8, 2016
@google Thanks for making all search result links black. Now I can't see which ones I've already clicked. Great job!— Martin Fischer (@MartinFischer91) May 8, 2016
my google search results become all black, it's said that google is testing black titles, and I'm lucky to get tested...— Tiger Ren (@DuckrxyRen) May 9, 2016
Is it just me or google is again testing the shades of blue for search result links? pic.twitter.com/sb7kkD18wS— Sankalp (@sankalped) April 27, 2016
@google Google! The black unclicked links look terrible and are not very functional! #BringBackTheBlue pic.twitter.com/mkKsrar3B3— Joseph Madden (@Hyper200) May 9, 2016
As you can see from the above, Google has been experimenting with search results just because it can.
"We're always running many small-scale experiments with the design of the results page," a spokesperson told Mashable in an email. "We're not quite sure that black is the new blue."
Who knows what colours we might see in the future: gold for the top three results, then the rest blue? Red results for things you probably shouldn't click at work, but green for child-friendly content?
Nah, we'll stick to blue thanks. It's how it's always been.


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Bangkok Suvarnabhumi International and Don Muang Airports are set to reopen on Thursday, following a high court ruling today that might clear the way for Thailand's political crisis to be resolved. The court legally disbanded the ruling People's Power Party and barred Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat from office for five years, and several hours later the opposition People's Alliance for Democracy announced an end to its week-long blockade of the airports. However, officials with the Airports of Thailand agency had previously said that it could take up to a week for the airports to resume full operations due to the need to repair damage to information technology and security systems. The airport closures grounded and trapped many aircraft in Bangkok. During the crisis, Thai-based aviation security and handling specialist ASA Group has been providing support to business aircraft operators. The company has plans to open FBOs in the VIP terminals at Bangkok Don Muang and Phuket International Airports, but it remains to be seen how these might be affected by a likely change of government.
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Enhanced Fujita Scale Rates the Strength of a Tornado
An explanation on how a tornado is rated with the Enhanced Fujita (EF) scale.
An explanation on how a tornado is rated with the Enhanced Fujita (EF) scale.
A rare tornado recently ripped through North Dakota critically injuring a 15-year old girl and eight other people at a workers' camp. The twister was caught on video by a man named Dan Yorgason, which was uploaded to his YouTube account. Watch the terrifying twister bare down on the two as they try to take cover in a pickup. Warning: there is lots of NSFW language used in this video.
A huge tornado outbreak happened Sunday April 28th claiming several lives and leaving a path of destruction several miles long. Hardest hit was in Mayflower, Arkansas where a twister leveled houses to the foundation. A drone video of the damage path was uploaded by YouTube user Brian Emfinger, which you can now watch.
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Several tornadoes slammed into North Texas Wednesday (May 15th) that left 6 dead and several people injured and homeless. Some of the reportedly 16 tornadoes that touched down across Texas were caught on tape.
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Several tornadoes ripped through the Dallas/Ft. Worth Metroplex on April 3rd, tossing trucks like they were toys and leaving several towns damaged.
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On Tue, 2006-11-21 at 06:52 +0100, Mladen Turk wrote: > Rainer Jung wrote: > > > > E.g. if one empties the uriworkermap.properties, reloading it does not > > change the internal mount list. Temporarily adding and later removing an > > entry will not remove the entry. > > That's the entire point. > Once new entry is added it will be there for the server lifetime. > Of course it can be disabled with minus prefix. > > If one adds the mount point and then deletes it, other child > processes might not pick that up, but that's not how they > suppose to work. "Deletion" *must* be done only by prefixing > the mount points with minus. > I'm not even sure why I allow to have the new mounts at > the first place. > > > One could live with that (after we > > improve the docs). > > > > Sure. The entire idea of reloading a uriworkermap.properties > was to temporary disable some pre-existing mount. > > Anything else should be handled via graceful restart. > BTW, this was added only to help the IIS that doesn't have > the graceful restart concept. > > > I don't like the idea of splitting the static and dynamic > mount points. > The proper way to go would be to add the second shared memory > (database like) that would contain the mount points with > options to manage that via jkstatus. Anything else IMHO is > useless, because it can be done via simple restart, if one > needs to add/remove the whole bunch of new mounts in frequent > way. Yep. Static configuration is just a dynamic configuration that never changes. The right way to go is to have the configuration in shared memory the complex stuff is how to update it. I am trying to get something similar to work on mod_proxy and I need an external process to update the shared memory. Cheers Jean-Frederic > > > Regards, > Mladen. > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com > For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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Thousands of punters across Australia will be deprived of vision of Saturday's Rosehill and Flemington race meetings after a request from publicans in NSW and Victoria was knocked back on Friday by TVN.
Desperate for coverage, publicans associations in both states pleaded with TVN to allow those venues vision of Saturday's two all-important meetings.
It is believed that 50 per cent of pubs and clubs in Victoria do not have TVN or Foxtel and will be unable to view the races. In Sydney 370 outlets will have no vision of races in their home state or of Melbourne racing.
Stephen Ferguson, speaking on behalf of the Australian Hotels Association, said that his members were desperately upset by TVN's decision.
"The problem is, it's the battling punter in the bush that cops it again and it's the small end of town [which suffers], if we turn these blokes away they won't turn up," he said.
"It's EI [equine influenza] all over again, as soon as you stop giving people the picture and something to bet on they'll walk away. It would be 15 to 20 times more is earned by the industry on wagering ... than braodcast. The knock-on effect is going to be huge.
"All they've got to do is let Sky distribute the vision to the smaller clubs. We really commend them with what they've done with Foxtel, especially in getting the picture out to the other venues. But it's the small pubs from the bush that cop it again."
The proposed solution would be delivered by Sky infrastructure at no cost to the publicans and would get the vision to all venues. But the 11th-hour bid has been quashed by TVN, who refused the move.
The hotels associations have been making repeated representations on behalf of publicans to minimise the impact of the vision disruption caused by the Sky/TVN impasse.
"We want the racing back on TV. Our customers want the racing back on TV and the racing needs their product to be broadcast and promoted," Australian Hotels Association NSW CEO John Whelan said. "The Sky option is free and simple for our members, it has our support."
However Fairfax media understand that the TVN decision has infuriated all those associations across Australia and it would seem the beleaguered network has polarised itself from all punters seeking vision of Melbourne and Sydney races.
The offer, many believe, would have insured all Pub TABs in Victoria and NSW would be able to service their patrons.
But Fairfax Media understands that some TAB agents have erected TVN screens to accommodate their clientele.
It is also understood that NSW is still likely to break away from its joint ownership of TVN with the principal Melbourne clubs.
Many influential racing people are urging Racing Victoria to wrest back the vision rights from the clubs and try to broker a deal directly with Tabcorp.
As one senior executive said on Friday: "After two years of negotiating and they are still $10 apart, you wouldn't be a genius in suggesting that the principal body of the state, RVL, should be sitting at the table negotiating. They have a terrible history, probably the worst record in racing history at simply getting it wrong, so it may have just run its race."


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Windows to Linux => END problems...
Hi everyone,
I have a problem with the CFX solver. When I run a case that was defined on a Windows machine on my Linux computer, I get this error:
ccl2flow: * command language error *
Message: parseCCLLineH: unmatched END
Context: returned by cclApi call
Knowing that might come from the transfer of the .def file from Windows to Linux, I re-defined my .cfx file and generated the .def on the Linux machine. I thought this would work, but then I got this error:
ccl2flow: * command language error *
Message: 3 missing END statement(s) in input
Context: returned by cclApi call
I do not understand...could this come from the fact that in both cases, my mesh was defined on a Windows machine?
I did not check every END statement in the .def files because it's quite boring, and adding manually the missing ENDs will be quite annoying if I have to do it for each case I have to compute...
I tried changing the boundary conditions, but it did not change anything.
Here's some info about the setups: Windows Vista is used and both machines run CFX 12.0.
Thanks in advance for your help!
the ccl for both windows and linux should be the same
it is more likely that your file is corrupted or the ccl was wrong to start with. best is to make sure it works in windows, export all ccl then you can check it in linux.
it shouldnt matter where you want to run the simulation if you already import a mesh in the def file
I just tried to run the same files on both machines, it works in Windows, but not in Linux.
Files have been copied using WinSCP, binary mode. Seems like nothing is corrupted.
I might have just found the problem though: my Linux machine is running CFX-12.0.1 build 2009.04.14-22.59, whereas CFX-12.0.1 build 2009.04.14-23.02 is running in Windows...could it be the source of the problem?! That would not explain why a run defined from scratch (but the mesh) on my Linux computer is also erroneous...
I would load it into CFX-Pre. That should give you an idea of where the CCL error is. When fixed it will also regenerate the def file and it will probably work fine.
I found where the problem came from. Looks like the installation of the CFX solver on the Linux machine was not done properly: I ran the case which was copied from my Windows laptop on another Linux machine, and everything worked fine. And my machine was not the only one with the problem. In the end I lost more than a day, but I gave some work to do to the tech guys ^^
Thanks for your answers! :)
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The panel was filled with tears and laughter as Alan Ball received standing ovation and the panel cast could not stop joking around.
"True Blood" released plenty of hints about the upcoming fifth season during its panel at the San Diego Comic-Con on Saturday, July 14. The panel was attended by creator Alan Ball and most of the cast including lead stars Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer who are expecting their first children.
Since the show has long been associated to sexy, Ball gladly told the audience that there are "definitely some hot sex scenes" in the new season and all tastes "will be satisfied". As for romance, Ball said, "I can think of three new romances this season. There's also a lot of other people having sex, but they wouldn't be counted as romances."
Joe Manganiello who plays werewolf Alcide dropped a hint, "I sexually eviscerate another cast member in one of the episodes coming up." Alexander Skarsgard joked, "It's me." Manganiello was teased for his stripper role in "Magic Mike" but would not go as far as taking off his jacket and moving his hips. "We're legally not allowed to do that with Joe on the show," Skarsgard quipped about stripping.
Answering a question from a fan, Ball said that there could be a faerie war in the series but not in this season. "We have at least one, possibly two more seasons, um possibly three for all I know of the show going forward. I would say there probably is a chance of that," he said.
What Ball confirmed for the upcoming is seeing more of Sookie's parents. "We're going to learn more about Michelle and Corbett Stackhouse, and the remaining effect of what happened to them had on Sookie and particularly Jason," Ball said.
Also, the fifth season would not miss on giving the audience another surprising ending. "The last scene of our last episode is going to blow people's minds. It's a very, very crazy scene," Paquin said.
The panel ended with Moyer paying tribute to Ball who teared up for the standing ovation that audience and cast gave him. "Thank you guys so much," the showrunner said. "I'd do eleventy-hundred more seasons of this show if I weren't so old and so tired and beat up, because it's been most fun I've had in my career."


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The hotel is located two blocks from the beach, in the heart of South Beach's Art Deco District. It is conveniently situated on Lincoln Road, near shopping, a wide array of Miami's chic restaurants, boutiques, and Art Galleries. The Jackie Gleason Theatre and the Miami Convention Centre are just three blocks away.
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About the Book
At the age of eleven, Russell Greenan began haunting Yankee Stadium and the Polo Grounds - collecting autographs at first, later selling baseball books and newspapers. Here he gives a lively account of that pre-World War II sporting scene, a tableau replete with colorful characters and legendary ball players.
Features & Details
5×8 in, 13×20 cm
40 Pages
- Publish Date Jan 19, 2011
- Tags Babe Ruth, Yankee Stadium, Polo Grounds, Dizzy Dean, Goofy Gomez, Jolting Joe Dimaggio, Hammering Hank Greenberg, King Carl Hubbell, Prince Cookie Lavagetto, Ducky Medwick, Goose Bobo Newsome, Kiki Cuyler, The Beast Jimmie Foxx, The Big Cat, Johnny Mize, Charlie (King Kong) Keller, Al Simmons, Haimie Hanush, Chuck Klein, Bobby Doerr, Lou Boudreau, Enos Slaughter, Wes Ferrell, Joe Cronin, Lefty Grove, Charley Gehringer, Luke Appling, Rapid Robert Feller, Earl Averill, Ted Lyons, Ted Williams, Mel Ott, Paul and Lloyd Waner, Gabby Hartnett, Pepper Martin, Arky Vaughan, Bucky Walters, Earle Combs, Bucky Harris, Bill Terry, Burleigh Grimes, Frankie Frisch, Casey Stengel, Bill McKechnie, Connie Mack, Red Juelich, Hank Steinbacher, Sig Gryska, Nino Bongiovanni, Chris Hartje, baseball, autographs, Cochrane
About the Creator
Russell H. Greenan was born in Manhattan in 1925 and reared in The Bronx. He attended New York public schools, graduating from Morris High in 1942. A year later, aged 17, he enlisted in the US Navy. After the war, the GI Bill enabled him to study world literature at Long Island University. In 1966 he left the US to spend a year in Nice with his wife and three children where he wrote his first novel IT HAPPENED IN BOSTON?. This novel has become a modern classic, translated into 5 languages and is included in Random House's Modern Library. Mr. Greenan's subsequent novels have been published in the US and France, and one of them, THE SECRET LIFE OF ALGERNON PENDLETON was made into a film in 1997. Though well into his eighties, Mr. Greenan continues to work. DREAD OF NIGHT is his latest work.


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Listing Courtesy of Dwight Vold of Coldwell Banker Burnet
Listing information
- Beds: 4
- Stories: 0
- New Construction: No
- Above Ground Sq. Feet: 1,412
- Lot Size: 72x120
- High School: John Marshall
- School District: Rochester #535
- Style: Single Family
- Baths: 2 (Full: 2 3/4: 0 1/2: 0 Other: 0)
- Fireplaces: 1
- Foreclosure: No
- Below Ground Sq. Feet: 1,064
- Estimated Annual Taxes: $2,220
- Middle School: John Adams
- Subdivision: North Park
- Year Built: 1990
- Status: Sold on 2/8/2016
- Parking Type Description: Attached 2 cars
- Total Square Footage: 2,476 ($100.12 per sq. foot)
- Lot Area: 0.20
- County: Olmsted
- Elementary School: George Gibbs
Air Conditioning Central
Amenities - Exterior Deck, Driveway - Concrete, Garage Door Opener, On Bus Line, Patio
Amenities - Interior Cable, Ceramic Tile, Dinette, Foyer, Hardwood Floors, Kitchen Vent, Kitchen Window, Master BR W/I Closet, Natural Woodwork, Vaulted Ceilings, Walk-in Closet, Washer/Dryer Hkups
Appliances Dishwasher, Disposal, Dryer, Microwave, Range/Stove, Refrigerator, Washer
Assumable Loan Not Assumable
Basement Features Finished
Basement Material Concrete Block
Basement Style Walk-out
Construction Status Previously Owned
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Oklahoma statutes set the age for drinking 3.2 beer at 21 for men and 18 for women. The asserted purpose behind the statutes (and the sex-based classification that they established) was traffic safety. The statutes were challenged as a denial of equal protection by male residents of Oklahoma. What level of scrutiny would this measure receive if women had been denied the right to drink 3.2 beer until they were 21 but men had been allowed to consume it at age 18? Should this standard change because the measure discriminates against men? Is the male challenge to the statute likely to be successful?
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Communication and re-use of chemical information in bioscience
Murray-Rust, Peter
Mitchell, John B O
Rzepa, Henry S
Publication Date2005-05-19
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Murray-Rust, P., Mitchell, J. B. O., & Rzepa, H. S. (2005). Communication and re-use of chemical information in bioscience.
An article submitted to BiomedCentral Bioinformatics, created on request with their Publicon system. The transformed manuscript is archived as PDF. Although it has been through the publishers system this is purely automatic and the contents are those of a pre-refereed preprint. The formatting is provided by the system and tables and figures appear at the end. An accommpanying submission, http://www.dspace.cam.ac.uk/handle/1810/34580, describes the rationale and cultural aspects of publishing , abstracting and aggregating chemical information. BMC is an Open Access publisher and we emphasize that all content is re-usable under Creative Commons License
The current methods of publishing chemical information in bioscience articles are analysed. Using 3 papers as use-cases, it is shown that conventional methods using human procedures, including cut-and-paste are time-consuming and introduce errors. The meaning of chemical terms and the identity of compounds is often ambiguous. valuable experimental data such as spectra and computational results are almost always omitted. We describe an Open XML architecture at proof-of-concept which addresses these concerns. Compounds are identified through explicit connection tables or links to persistent Open resources such as PubChem. It is argued that if publishers adopt these tools and protocols, then the quality and quantity of chemical information available to bioscientists will increase and the authors, publishers and readers will find the process cost-effective.
chemistry, xml, cml, bioinformatics, publishing, semantic web
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Jan. 10: The Ulfa today blew up a pipeline of the Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC) in Sivasagar, sending out the message loud and clear that it may be down but not out even after the setbacks in Bhutan.
The pre-dawn attack sent police and other forces scurrying to beef up security in and around vital installations in Upper Assam.
There are fears of more attacks by the outfit, which is eager to prove a point in the wake of the offensive against its camps in Bhutan.
Todays blast comes on the heels of a businessmans murder near Jorhat on Wednesday. This was followed by yet another attack on a police station in Lower Assams Goalpara district on Thursday.
Though ONGC officials based in Nazira described the damage to the pipeline as minimal, police admitted that a major environmental catastrophe could have taken place.
Some 1,000 litres of crude oil could have spilled into the Dikhow river following the blast, which occurred in the early hours at Nakatani village.
The damaged pipeline connects two gas stations, Number 1 and Number 4, of the ONGC across the Dikhow. The stations are on either side of the river, with the pipeline crossing the Dikhow parallel to a road bridge.
Sivasagar deputy commissioner Gayatri Baruah said, Though there was a little oil spill on the bank of the river, there was not much damage. The pipeline was restored by ONGC workers soon after the blast.
Preliminary investigations have revealed that the militants used RDX to carry out the explosion, a police official in Sivasagar said. The sound of the blast was heard up to a distance of five km, the official added.
Senior police officials have rushed to the area and are supervising combing operations to arrest the militants involved in the blast.
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HSEE (Humanities and Social Sciences Entrance Examination) is for the admission to the five-year integrated Master of Arts (M.A.) programme at IIT Madras for admission in Integrated MA.The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras is an institute of national importance which offers quality education in Humanities, Sciences, Engineering, Management and Technology at UG / PG level. HSEE 2017 Exam will be conducted on April 16, 2017, between 10:00 and 13:00 hours in selected cities throughout India. HSEE Application Process started December 17, 2016, and ended on January 27, 2017.
HSEE 2017 is for admission into the two following courses, The first two years of the curriculum are common to all students, after which they branch out into one of the two streams
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I am reposting this since it was lost when the database crashed.... I have a wedding cake to do in May and would love to hear your favorite wedding cake recipe...
Hey...I see you are a fellow Suthuner. Hey ya'll!
Our wedding cake was an Italian Cream Cake decorated with Cream Cheese Icing and white chocolate curls. It was amazing! People still talk about how good it was...and it will be 10 years ago next week!
The WASC (White Almond Sour Cream) cake is a fave on CC. It's a doctored cake mix recipe so it has the reliability of a mix but with a more homemade taste.
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Made with DH white cake mixes, a full recipe yields a tad over 14 cups of batter - very helpful when make multiple or large sized cake layers.
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We are going to be deploying iPhones soon and are setting up the Apple Deployment Software on a server to manage profiles on the phones. This server is a 2K8 R2 virtual server and will be accessed via Remote Desktop from 2 IT admin machines. What I am trying to figure out is there a way I can connect the USB sync cable for the iPhone to my workstation in my office and have the server software connect to the phone?
We don't want to have to run over to the server room to configure a phone and plug in USB at the server to do this. We tried remote desktop plug n play changes in settings on our client (could have missed something) but that didn't work.
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Mar 22, 2011 at 5:56 UTC
Would use any RDP client to the server that supports USB redirection.
Apple's revenge, kind of.
Configuration tool & development works best for Mac OS X Server :
Haven't heard good things about the Windows version, but wouldn't expect much. Above link does have a forum, which may (& likely) has a better answer.
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What are you running for Virtualization? I kow by default vSphere does not include the USB drivers/controller, you need to add it.
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Queen Laverne Cox Channels Bey Ahead Of 'Orange Is The New Black' Season 4 Premiere
Laverne Cox is undeniably in her prime right now. Not only is she starring in the , but the is just around the corner. Get your fill of the Lichfield sass in the epic trailer below:
And in gearing up for what could be potentially her biggest years ever, Laverne channelled one of the biggest queens out there — the mighty Queen B, of course.
To celebrate her 32nd birthday the other day, the actress went into full SLAY power-mode when she occupied the front row at Beyonce's Formation World Tour. And once again proving that she was just like any other normal human being confronted with Bey greatness, she reacted in exactly the same way any of us would have done while only a few steps from the goddess herself:
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