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Whispers of a Buyer for Courtney Sale Ross’ ‘Quiet’ $60 M. Duplex at 740 Park (thepoliticker.observer)

Not your typical New York apartment

It's not only the bright, shiny and new buildings like 15 Central Park West
and One57 that are topping the $50 million mark these days. Rumor has it that
the massive **740 Park Avenue** home of **Courtney Sale Ross** has found a
buyer willing to pay the **$60 million** asking price

Gadabout Michael Gross, the author of _the_ consummate book on _the_
consummate building, reports that he's heard from a reliable source that the
unit, a deluxe duplex, has gone into contract for the full asking price.

Officially listed by **Brown, Harris Stevens** broker **Kathy Sloane **since
November (although quietly on the market for the last few years) the 30-room
co-op apartment is a sprawling and opulent even by the standards of the famous
Rosario Candela-designed building. Ms. Sale Ross and her late husband,
TimeWarner CEO Steve Ross, combined two already palatial units to form the
residence. The sprawling space boasts Central Park views, two libraries, seven
working fireplaces, both a formal and informal dining room, and six terraces.
(It almost seems like an afterthought to add that there are eight bedrooms and
ten baths.)

After a long spell of secret ...

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Can anyone help me identify a fruit tree growing in my yard?

Looks kind of like a kumquat, but skin is smooth (not like that of an orange), and the "pit" or "seed" almost takes up the entire inside, very little flesh for eating and the seed's skin is smooth, brown, shiny...kind of like what a buckeye looks like. I have been told it is type of Japanese plum, but from my research, it's too small. Pictures of cross cuts of a kumquat also doesn't fit. Anyone in florida with this type of tree....if you know what it is, please help.
Persimmons also do not fit this description, as persimmons are too large, the fruit I'm asking about is an early season fruit, and ripens in mid to late march, is about 1" to 1 1/2" in length, oval, orange in color, grows in clusters. I have tried looking in books and online, but to no avail.

please check www.thefruitbook.com

go to album and look the picture. If it has one seed may be kind of plum. Orange and small means i can think of loquat
but it has multiple seeds. or may be longan (FLESH LOOK LIKE JELLY SIMILAR TO LITCHI AND GROW IN CLUSTERS)
Still worth to check www.thefruitbook.com and check for album.