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A day in Buenos Aires
Came here over the weekend for a couple of hot drinks and overall enjoyed it.
We had one coffee (40.00 pesos) and one hot chocolate (53.00 pesos).
Friendly service and nice atmosphere
They sell delicious alfajores, and have great boxes that offer a mixture of chocolate covered or meringue covered Alfajores.
Very tasty, and though a bit pricey, they are worth it. I bought boxes for friends and family and they were very impressed.
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This is a chain of coffe shops and we were at the one in the domestic airport. The waitress was unfriendly but the worst was that the toasted ham and cheese not only looked nothing like the picture in the menu but came on bread that was falling apart. The dulce de Lecce coffee I had was good but my...
Coffe was fine but the products were a little over priced not sure if the location with many oversea visitor but I like the havaneets
Was told by the flight attendant I should not leave without trying their candy. Glad I went. The shop sells all sorts of candy that has the dulce de leche inside. You can buy the individual ones but they sell all sizes. Go inside and you can order a cup of coffee. Staff was friendly.
There are Havanna buildings spread all over the city. The cafés are simple, but the products are worldwide famous. Don't miss eating their alfajores, which are great for a dessert and even better to give as a gift to friends and family.
Can't comment on the café but nice place to pick up souveneirs for home. Best selection that we've seen and prices are the same all over so no need to shop around.
We stopped in at the location by the old port. Everyone told us to go here for the Alfajores. We had never had one before and found a new favorite desert!
Impressive fascade on Calle Florida and offers opportunity to buy at the takeaway section or the full service inside.
Nice place to visit in the morning for a solo café. The chocolates are very good as well. Friendly staff with outdoor seating to enjoy your morning café.
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Antonio Gallardo wrote: >Torsten Curdt dijo: > > >>Though I think we should deprecate >>the SWF stuff anyway. The used library >>is dead and still needs some work. >> >> > > > >>WDYT? Fix it and deprecate it after >>2.1.5 is out? ...and of course replace >>it it with a flash example. >> >> > >While I am not a Flash fan. I thought it is not good idea to deprecated >it. Because many people is using flash or just this is the perception I >got in my country. Seems to be a "hot" technology around web designers. >They are developing or looking for "flash" these days. I know Cocoon is a >step forward of these solutions. But the same as JSP I think we can >support it as an entry point for some people. > > Modern Flash movies can collect data using XML over HTTP. So there doesn't seem much point in actually generating the movie itself from within Cocoon. I'd build a flash movie as a static entity, and have it collect its data from Cocoon as XML over HTTP. So, I'm not sure that this thing is that useful really. Don't know. Regards, Upayavira >WDYT? > >BTW, I was reviewing the CVS of the spark library and the newest commit is >2 years old (the exception is a 21 month license file). As you, I think >the project is dead. > >If someone what to check it: >CVS repo: http://cvs.berlios.de/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/spark-xml/ >Website: http://developer.berlios.de/projects/spark-xml/ > >Best Regards, > >Antonio Gallardo > > >
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Paul Sherman took the opportunity to beat par for the first time at San Roque and it brought him the lead after a blustery opening day of the European Tour Qualifying School in Spain yesterday.
Sherman, 28, from Ashford in Kent, where his father Hugh is head pro, defied a stiff breeze to register a six-under-par 66 and lead by one from another Englishman, Paul Streeter. Making his fourth visit to the end-of-season battle for tour cards - he has yet to succeed - Sherman raced home in 30 shots with six birdies in seven holes from the turn.
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A well-structured study tour of the United States can be an important educational tool for Israeli educators. The tour described in this article affected the participants in three ways: as Jews, as Israelis, and as educational leaders in their own schools. The trip was a transformational experience that lay the groundwork for change.
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Jim Meyer, Sirius XM's president of operations and sales, has emerged as a leading internal contender to replace Mel Karmazin as chief executive of the satellite radio broadcaster, according to sources with knowledge of the situation.
Meyer, who arrived at Sirius XM the same year as Karmazin, in 2004, oversees the company's auto industry relationships, which account for the bulk of its revenue.
"At a company as complex as Sirius, with the satellites, media and automotive parts, gluing it all together is Jim," said a source who used to work at the company. "He is the No. 2 and worked with him closely."
A committee led by Greg Maffei, CEO of Sirius XM's majority shareholder, Liberty Media, is conducting a search to find Karmazin's successor and is examining both external and internal candidates. Maffei said on Liberty's November 6 earnings call that the CEO search could take up to six months.
Karmazin, who was hired as CEO of Sirius Satellite Radio in 2004 and orchestrated its merger with XM Satellite Radio in 2008, will step down from his role in February. His decision dovetailed with Liberty's gaining a controlling interest in Sirius XM through a gradual increase in its ownership stake over the past year.
Meyer has a strong relationship with Eddy Hartenstein--Sirius XM's non-executive chairman, who is on the search committee with Maffei, along with board member James Mooney. That may lead to Hartenstein's support, the former company employee said. Meyer worked at Thomson Consumer Electronics, which counted DirecTV as a client when Hartenstein was the satellite TV company's president.
Sources said Meyer is just one of a number of candidates Liberty is considering for the position, and that it is not immediately clear who is the current favorite.
Sources said that Sirius XM's chief financial officer, David Frear, could also be looked at for the top job. Frear has been with the company since 2003 and currently reports directly to Karmazin.
But Liberty -- or more precisely its mercurial billionaire founder, John Malone -- has a penchant for tapping big names from outside of its house to run its companies. The firm, which is known for engineering complicated transactions aimed at avoiding taxes, historically has held stakes in companies rather than operating them outright.
For instance, Malone named former NBC Universal executive David Zaslav as CEO of Discovery Communications Inc, and appointed Irving Azoff as chairman of Live Nation Entertainment, two other companies in which Liberty owns sizable stakes. Malone brought in Maffei as Liberty's CEO after a career in Silicon Valley that included stints at Microsoft Corp and Oracle Corp.
Sources said Liberty could go a similar route and name an outsider to succeed Karmazin.
Macquarie Bank analyst Amy Yong said Liberty wants someone with experience in a subscription-based business who understands companies like Netflix and Hulu and can push Sirius XM to launch more Internet-based initiatives.
One media executive said Liberty wants to land a "forward- thinking radio or television executive" and pointed to the coup scored by terrestrial radio broadcaster Clear Channel Communications in landing former MTV and AOL executive Bob Pittman as CEO as a hire Liberty might want to emulate.
One name that has been mentioned is Hugh Panero, the former CEO of XM Radio who left after the merger with Sirius was announced. Panero, who once worked for a pay TV network that was partly controlled by Liberty Media in the 1990s, has been out of the satellite business since leaving XM Radio. He is currently the CEO of PopDust, a music content website.
Liberty did not return calls for comment. A representative for Sirius XM declined to comment or make Meyer or Frear available for an interview. Panero did not return a request for comment.
Liberty acquired a roughly 40 percent stake in Sirius XM in 2009 as part of a deal in which it loaned the company $530 million to help it avoid bankruptcy. Liberty had to wait until March 2012 before it could increase its stake, which it started doing almost immediately once the lockup was lifted last spring, by acquiring shares on the open market. It now controls nearly 50 percent of the company and is awaiting FCC approval to take full control and replace the board.
Even without the FCC's approval, Liberty already appears to be making the decisions at Sirius XM. For example, Liberty for months talked openly about Sirius XM executing a large share repurchase, which the company did last week, instituting a $2 billion share buyback program and a special dividend that returns about $160 million to Liberty.
Meyer -- as well as Frear -- not only lack the big name recognition of some of the other potential CEOs in Liberty's stable, but also strong programming chops. Meyer is described by sources as a technology guy; Frear's focus is finance.
Sirius XM's programming is currently overseen by Scott Greenstein, who serves as the company's president and chief content officer.
"When it comes to the programming side of the business, I don't think Jim knows too much about that and, quite frankly, he's not that interested," said a second former Sirius XM employee who knows Meyer. "Greenstein is up on that stuff. Jim is not that guy at all."
Lacking programming expertise may not matter. Sources said Liberty is more interested in finding someone with good relationships in the auto industry who can take Sirius XM to a higher level digitally. Indeed, in July, Malone publicly criticized Karmazin for lacking vision and has said that Sirius XM could have done more with evolving technologies.
"It depends on how high profile Malone wants satellite to be," said a third former Sirius XM employee. "I could see rebranding, new forays but those things will take time. If Malone feels like it's going to take a long time, then a technology person could run and convert it. Jim's a technology guy."
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Stein Gardens and Gifts: "Lawn & Garden Renewal" demonstrations with gardening expert Melinda Myers.
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Sweet Water Organics: Tour the urban aquaponic farm, 6 p.m. Wednesdays and Fridays, noon on Sundays. Admission $10; children under 10 are free. No reservation necessary. Retail Store sells fresh perch, produce, and gardening supplies. 2151 S. Robinson St., (414) 489-0425.
Taliesin Preservation, Inc.: Frank Lloyd Wright's private estate and specialty tours are offered through Oct. Advance reservations recommended. Wright Visitor Center, 5607 County Highway C, Spring Green, (877) 588-7900; www.taliesinpreservation.org.
Urban Ecology Center: Environmental education organization with two community centers offers a variety of programs on how to live more sustainably. Prices vary. Registration required. (414) 964-8505; www.urbanecologycenter.org .
Waukesha County: Composting, recycling and water conservation information available at farmers markets. (262) 896-8300; www.waukeshacounty.gov/recycling.
Wellspring Inc.: Certified organic farm and retreat center offering programs in wellness, ecology, gardening, and the arts. 4382 Hickory Road, West Bend. (847) 946-5565; www.wellspringinc.org.
Seasonal Produce Cooking Class: Brussels Sprouts. Oct. 11.
Gluten-Free Cooking Workshop. Oct. 27.
Wild Ones: Natural Landscaping with Native Plants Conference, 8:30 a.m.-3:45 p.m. Oct. 13. Cardinal Stritch University, 6801 N. Yates Road, (414) 299-9888, Ext. 3; www.wildones.org.
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Captain Frederick Pabst Mansion: Guided and self-guided tours of this Flemish Renaissance revival mansion are available year round. Tour prices and hours are subject to change. 2000 W. Wisconsin Ave., (414) 931-0808; www.pabstmansion.com.
Charles Allis Art Museum: The mansion holds Charles and Sarah Allis' collection featuring 19th-century French and American paintings. 1801 N. Prospect Ave., (414) 278-8295.
Harley-Davidson Museum: Milwaukee Fine Furnishings Show features American-made, handcrafted furniture and accessories, 4-8 p.m. Oct. 5; 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Oct. 6; 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Oct. 7. Adult one day $10, two days $15. The Garage, 400 W. Canal St. (401) 816-0963.
Historic Milwaukee Inc.: Nonprofit educational organization provides walking tours throughout various neighborhoods of the city, guided bus tours, slide shows and lectures. (414) 277-7795; www.historicmilwaukee.org.
Lowell Damon House: Colonial home open for visitors and tour groups throughout the year. 2107 Wauwatosa Ave., Wauwatosa. (414) 273-8288; www.milwaukeehistory.net.
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There are so many simple money saving (and earning) tips floating around the internet. You definitely would have heard things like 'turn off the TV at the switch' and 'check the taps and showers don't leak' for example. But there's always some that you might not have come across or thought about….here are a list of some money saving and earning tips that you can do from home, and you might even have fun doing them!
Tip 1: Sign up for a Frequent Flyer rewards program
This one works better if you're in America or Australia were frequent flyer programs are more generous, but it's worth looking around for frequent flyer programs out there offering great rewards for everyday spending. Spend enough at one chain and you've earned yourself free flights or other rewards.
If you haven't got enough frequent flyer points saved for a holiday, remember you can always save money on holidays by going camping. Camping can be a rewarding experience that you can easily enjoy with your friends and family.
Tip 2: Get an awesome piggy bank
We've all had plenty of loose change floating around in our wallets, pockets and cars. Lighten the load by putting your spare change into an awesome looking piggy bank. If you get yourself a hip looking bank, you're more likely to enjoy paying attention to it. Once it's full, take it down to your local bank to convert your small change into useful money. Deposit enough money and you can even earn a little extra interest on your savings.
Tip 3: Hunt around your house for treasure
You likely have lots of books, DVDs and games lying around in your house. While they were fun at the time, you might not care for them anymore. Why not trade them in or sell them on to generate some extra cash to pay off debt or top up your savings account?
Tip 4: Use coupons as often as you can
Save printed coupons or vouchers from your local stores in a bowl or box near the front door. Make it a habit to check for coupons before going out. There are plenty of online coupon sites too such as Ebates that offer L.L. Bean coupons and other coupons for online and local stores. Check for coupons and discounts before making any purchase online or locally. Coupons can save you loads of money as long as you remember to use them.
Tip 5: Exercise with friends outdoors rather than at the Gym
Gym memberships can be expensive with long contracts that often have hidden fees and costs. Save money by doing your workout at home or in your local park. If the exercises you would normally do in the gym require equipment, research other exercises that target the same muscle groups that you can perform without them. If it's the spin class you enjoy, get yourself a bicycle. It's a short term spend that will save you money in the long run. Riding outdoors is a great way to see new places in your neighbourhood and is more enjoyable than stationary bikes.


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Frankston & Mornington Peninsula's Premier Florist
Merry Christmas to all our wonderful Stem by Stem friends.
We look forward to opening again in the New Year on 12th January, 2016.
Stem by Stem florist has been delivering the freshest of flowers and beautiful gifts to Frankston, all local surrounding suburbs, businesses, hospitals, schools, the Mornington Peninsula and Worldwide for over 12 years. Delivering twice a day to local areas Frankston Mt Eliza Seaford Langwarrin & Mornington.
Our flowers are delivered fresh straight from the growers ensuring longevity. We pride ourselves on freshness and quality. Our selection of seasonal cut flowers and our arrangements is vast and simply beautiful. Our Australian Made and owned gifts are all elegantly gift wrapped free of charge.
Stem By Stem offers ...teddies, indulgent body products, plants, balloons,wine and chocolates, jewellery and homewares for all ocassions such as births, anniversaries, weddings, sympathy, love, thank you, birthday, congratulations, 'just because" and corporates. We can create for any occasion, please talk to one of our award winning florists or use our online flower ordering service.
* Free delivery for all online submitted orders over $45 to local areas including Frankston, Mt Eliza, Langwarrin & Seaford.