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RUMBAA popular family of PC-to-host connectivity programs from NetManage, Inc., Cupertino, CA (www.netmanage.com). Acquired in 1999 from Wall Data Inc., the RUMBA software gives desktop PC users access to virtually any host across any network. Rumba supports Windows and OS/2 clients connected to IBM mainframes, AS/400s, VAXes, HP, Unix and other hosts via coax adapters, twinax cards or the network. rumba, rhumba 1. a rhythmic and syncopated Cuban dance in duple time 2. a ballroom dance derived from this 3. a piece of music composed for or in the rhythm of this dance |
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Cuba's Los Munequitos de Matanzas, a company of rumba dancers and musicians, celebrates its fiftieth season this year. With its expressive, pin-lighted, faux green-planted ceiling and lines of two- and four-seat booths, the new and improved version of La Rumba is gradually developing a devoted core of local regulars for its assertive Cuban fare. If streaming live video from the clubs is ever added to this Web site, watch out Caracas because la rumba will really start to rock. |
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