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Neighborhood terror – the Rupp Chevy Jr
The fields at Hershey are lousy with go-karts and mini-bikes every year, but this one in particular caught my eye last fall, with its orange fiberglass body sculptured to look like the 1962 Corvair Monza SS concept car, complete with the turbine-look wheels and concave tail panel. It even had a rear-mounted engine for maximum Corvair-ness.
As the seller described it (and as we've discovered on vintagekarts.com), it was a Rupp Chevy Jr, which Rupp placed on its Dart Kart chassis and initially built just for auto show giveaways under the Monza Jr name. After a couple years, the name changed to Chevy Jr, and Rupp began selling them to the public, allowing many Chevrolet dealers to purchase Chevy Jrs for their own giveaway contests. Production continued through the early 1970s, and they all appeared to have been powered with Tecumseh 3-1/2 hp engines.
The seller of this particular Chevy Jr was asking $4,900 for it. I say somebody needs to make a version of the Chevy Jr just large enough to fit and propel a six-foot adult male for me to drive around the Hemmings offices.
(For more Chevy Jr photos, visit ruppbikes.com)
UPDATE: Coincidentally, Chevrolet this morning announced that it will show the Mi-Ray concept – heavily influenced by the Monza SS concept – at the Seoul Motor Show.
Hemmings Find of the Day – Mid-Engine Corvair
Rumors of mid-engine Corvettes pop up and dissipate like mushrooms most every model year, but this award-winning 1965 mid-engine V-8 Chevrolet Corvair is as real right now as it was when it was built in 1967. In the middle of the Tangerine Dream is a 327 small-block Chevrolet, backed by a four-speed transaxle. The owner road tested and destroyed many a transaxle before getting a bumpstick into the V-8 that increased horsepower in the upper RPM range while reducing the torque down low. The same man who conceived, constructed, and evidently drove the Corvair through a few sets of tires is now selling this well-sorted and award-winning dream. Read on for mid-engine Corvair testing exploits, and check out the listing for a full set of specifications.
1965 Chevrolet Corvair. 327, 4-speed, 3:55 posi. Has gone 156 MPH. Runs 12.8-second ET at 112 MPH in the 1/4-mile. One of the first V-8 Corvairs, possibly the first mid-engine V-8 Corvair built. I am the original owner. I built this car in 1967, fabricating my own adapters, doing all welding, engine-building, mechanicals, interior, suspension and paint. I re-restored it completely again in 1989. Extensive history-receipts-photos folder.
Longest trip: Chicago to L.A. Coldest trip, 28 degrees below zero after leaving Milwaukee Arena Custom Car Show. Drove home through 2-feet of snow after leaving the International Amphitheater car show in Chicago; hottest trip, 118 degrees through Mohave Desert. The "Tangerine Dream" won multiple first-place trophies, plus one "Spectators Choice." 84,000 total and original miles.
See more Chevrolet Corvairs for sale on Hemmings.com.
Four-Links – Van Creeps, Ford's Deora, Mercedes moon van, crampside
* The Van Creeps vannin' club had a little shindig a couple weeks ago, and Chopperdave was there to snap some pics. Mark Choiniere also filmed a most excellent video of the show, and the whole thing's got Mr. Angry wanting to do up a flat black A-100.
*Couple of little-known facts for ya today. First, the Deora's windshield was actually taken from a Ford station wagon. Second, Ford first used the Explorer name not on a 1990s SUV, but on a show truck that was, in essence, a knockoff of the Deora.
*"When shopping for your next utility truck to explore Mare Tranquillitatis, consider Mercedes-Benz."
* Tom over at Corvair Fleet Management recently found this most excellent photo of a shorty Corvan, dubbed "crampside."
* Finally, it's no wacky van, but it's cool nonetheless: Shady Dell in Bisbee, Arizona, is a trailer park made up of just vintage trailers, along with a bus and a cabin cruiser turned into a camper. Must see this next time I'm in AZ. (via)
Distress signals?
If I see a parked Corvair, it's a pretty sure bet I'm going to give it at least a once-over. Something about this 1964 Corvair Monza convertible that I saw on a trailer in the Chocolate Field at Hershey immediately caught my eye:
Deliberate funnin', or just your basic goofup? The one on the other side was right-side up. It reminded me of something I'd seen somewhere else not too long ago. Now, what was it …
That's right, that 1970 Cutlass I saw at auction in the spring. Here's a detail:
Any significance to the fact that they're both convertibles? Who knows? I wonder if this kind of thing ever happened on the assembly line. Might have been a good idea to have asymmetrical mounts for these badges, so they could only go on the right way 'round…
Hemmings Find of the Day – 1963 Chevrolet Corvan
Ever since this year's New England Concours d'Elegance, I've had a jonesing fora Corvan, and this 1963 Chevrolet Corvan for sale on Hemmings.com isn't helping much to alleviate that jonesing. Thing is, other than drive it around during the summer, I'm not sure what I'd end up doing with it. Put the stock wheels back on it? Build an AGL-4 clone out of it? Go autocrossing with it? Build Elvair II? From the seller's description:
144 cid flat six dual carbs, 4-speed manual, custom chrome wheels with spinners, AM/FM stereo, lined cargo compartment, Spyder dash cluster – Super Nice Driver – Runs & Drives Great – Soild & Original Body – Clean Older Paint & Interior
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SIA Flashback – Corvairs for the '70s
When did Corvair development stop? Before Richard Langworth's article on the topic in SIA #68, April 1982, many people considered that date to be sometime in 1965, just before the second generation 'Vair was released. But with a bevy of documentation on a series of sketches, renderings and clays, all provided by Chuck Jordan (along with a healthy dose of speculation), Langworth makes the case for the continued development of the Corvair with an eye on revamping it in the early 1970s with some substantial changes.
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On a semi-timely note: Paul Niedermeyer over at TTAC collected several pics of Corvair one-offs by Pininfarina, Bertone, and GM.
SIA Flashback – The Long and Short of It
My love for the shorty-type cars is not unprecedented, as we see from Ray Scroggins's article on shortened and lengthened cars from SIA #66, December 1981. Less a rigorous examination of the causes for shortening and lengthening cars, Scroggins's article is more a stab at a compendium, showcasing some of the various types of cars subject to length alterations over time.
Family albums 'n four-speeds – Corvairs, Volkswagens, Pops and more
We've got a whole mess of great family album car photos for you this week. Starting with our friend Hugo90, frequent commenter here and contributor to the Hemmings Nation Flickr pool, where he shared the above photo.
My brother Jim, on the left, was a new engineer at GM Milford Proving Grounds then. The old Corvair guys showed him all the stuff they had done to Corvairs that never got close to being sold. It was one beastly good handling car. That's a '60 Mercury behind it. The grille peeks through.
This is Christmas 1969 in Longmeadow, Mass, at our parents' home. That's me in the middle and Tom on the right.
Next up, DougD, of Dundas, Ontario, Canada, shares this photo of himself amid a yardful of interesting cars.
My Dad gave me this print of an old slide from a Sunday afternoon at Grandpa's in 1970. A pretty diverse bunch of cars.
That's me at 3 years old getting some early VW experience in my Uncle's contraption, which he actually drove on the street. Also in the back row L to R is Uncle's 1961 Rambler, Grandpa's 1965 Valiant and Dad's 1960 Pontiac. Mom later knew I was going to be a car guy when I stood at the window, bawling and waving to the Pontiac as it was towed off to the scrapyard. The red car is a real oddity, 1967 Isuzu Bellet. I've never seen one since.
Over on the My Hemmings pages, weswon shared not only a vintage pic of his father's 1967 4-4-2, but also the story of how he bought it back, still in unrestored condition.
When I saw the car, he told me that it has passed through 3 different hands since my dad sold it. I nearly dropped to my knees when I saw it. The car was in its original unrestored condition with the exception of an engine rebuild. The car had all of the original equipment with the exception of an upgraded stereo. There was surface rust on the car and all the minor dings and minor dents from when my dad sold it was still there. No new dents, just oxidation and rust. The car was pretty straight and the interior was still original with no tears or rips.
what mysteries lurk in the woods of Alabama – custom Corvair spotted
Chris Tutor, Autoblog correspondent and friend of Hemmings, has been satisfying our occasional jones for pictures of abandoned cars in the woods lately over at the Engine Block blog, which he runs for the Birmingham (Alabama) News. Some typical rust-in-piece stuff until today, when his coworker Jody Potter spotted this custom Corvair.
Fortunately, nobody's trying to pass it off as a factory concept car. Unfortunately, nobody knows anything about it. Who built it? Why? When? And how did it come to rest in the woods in Cullman County, Alabama? About all that Jody could discern from it was that it once ran around Alabama as a Corvair.
I know, Jody made a lucky guess. Well, that and the Covair Corsa gauges and flat six still in the back of the car. Jody's curious (as are we) about the car's origins, along with the story behind those tires, so if you know anything about it, let us know in the comments.
UPDATE (10.December 2008): Almost in response to Jay's question in the comments, the Enginge Block guys posted a video today that, along with one of their photos, shows the hidden portion of the tire to read "Claymobile," fueling speculation that this may have been a Corvair that was gifted to Cassius Clay. Yet there's also speculation that Clay, who changed his name to Muhammad Ali in 1964, would not have accepted a gift with his former name on it.
And besides, outlandish designs are normally rendered in clay before production, right? Then again, one would hope that this design would have been euthanized shortly after a "claymobile" stage.
Air-cooled Chevy finds a fan in Bolivia
A dog stands on the hood of a Corvair in Bolivia waiting for the car's restoration to begin in earnest.
Everyone, it seems, has a soft spot for Corvairs, even Bolivians.
Although there are very few American cars in Bolivia, how this Corvair got there remains a mystery. The car is being restored in the town of Tarija, which lies about 6,000 feet above sea level; it's located about 120 miles north of the Argentina border.
Parts are shipped in from the U.S., but the price of having even small trim parts sent via FedEx sometimes is nearly $300 per shipment. Next time you complain about needing to drive five miles to the auto parts store, just imagine what it would be like to have to wait for something as simple as an air filter to be delivered – and to have to pay more than $250 just to get it.
(This post originally appeared in the November 27, 2008, issue of the Hemmings eWeekly Newsletter.)


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NYC hound seeks SD aid
I'll be in SD for 3 days and would greatly appreciate help with my list of where to eat. Here's what I have so far:
La Fachada and/or Tacos El Paisa for tacos
Las Cuatro Milpas for the chorizo bowl
Ota for sushi
Green Flash brewery for beer tasting
Kitchen 1540
Here's what I'm looking for:
A nice restaurant for a celebratory meal in SD proper (i.e. not Del Mar) with good cocktails, seafood, and wine. No $100+ tasting menus but anything beneath the top $$ level would be fine.
A good place for oysters and beers (perferably outdoors but indoors with a view would work) in the afternoon/early evening.
A good place for fish tacos. I'm already going to be getting my Mexican meat taco fix (see above) but would also like a more SD taco shack experience with some fried fish action.
Thanks in advance.
I would add George's on the Cove dining on the casual ocean terrace or Eddie V's in LJ.
Flavor Del Mar or Kitchen 1540
Kaito for sushi
Aqui es Texcoco in Chula Vista for potato taquitos and barbacoa
Super Cocina or Mama Testas
South Beach in OB for fish tacos but get the sauce on the side
Bull Taco
Fish Market Oyster bar downtown for oysters and anchor steam on tap..sushi bar is great too with bayfront patio for drinks and apps.
Island Prime outside patio for drinks and apps.
Stone brewery for beers and then head to Hacienda de Vega for dinner
Have fun!
re: Beach Chick
+1 for Kaito. It's much more relaxed (read: less crowded), the chefs are more personable, and (I think) the fish is better. Reservations at the bar are recommended.
It can be a bit out of the way depending on where you're staying and what you're going to be doing in SD, though.
Thanks for being so specific. Makes it much easier.
A nice restaurant for celebratory meal etc = George's Bar, with a seat by the window. Their mussels are some of the best I've ever had or The Fishery in Pacific Beach, although no cocktails, just a decent wine list, but very fresh fish. It's associated with a premier fish wholesaler in the same building.
fish tacos = if you're not doing a taco truck, my personal favorite is Don Bravo Bahia in Bird Rock. It's a locals place, and there are stools out back where you can sneak a peak of the Pacific. Maybe not the best fish tacos in SD, but a place my NYC friends and Brooklyn daughter love.
The Fish Market has a decent oyster bar and fish taco, or you can try the upstairs patio at its sister restaurant Top of the Market. Both serve solid seafood with a great view.
South Beach has 1/2 price appetizers for HH and that includes getting the plate of oysters at around $1/per. Their beer selection is not great but there are usually at least 1 or 2 taps of the flagship beer from a local brewery. Indoors but ocean views in a few spots of the bar. I don't dislike their fish tacos but any of the Mariscos trucks mentioned on the board will be better.
I am not the biggest Green Flash fan so I would suggest Alesmith or Ballast Point (Old Grove location) for beer tasting in that general vicinity. If you are hitting multiple breweries, Hess is also in that area.
Eddie V's outside patio in La Jolla for oysters - best view in San Diego (even better than George's). Follow it up with their lobster taco (house made herb corn tortillas). Not authentic fish taco mexican style, but it is excellent. Be sure to make a reservation or you will probably be out of luck on the outside view tables.
I enjoy the Oyster Bar at the Fish Market downtown. and if you sit outside on the patio there is a very nice view of SD Bay. The view at the La Jolla places mentioned previously is more spectacular but it can be kind of a pain to get there (traffic and all) if you are staying downtown and need to be back downtown later in the evening.
If you do end up at the Fish Market be sure to talk to the person behind the counter and ask what is "best" (freshest). The Oyster Bar and the Sushi Bar there are good, but I wouldn't advise going into the dining room and ordering off the menu.
I don't know how much free time you have, but if everyone in your party has a passport you might want to consider spending part of a day in Mexico. It's really pretty easy to take the trolley down to the boarder (or drive down and park and walk across the boarder) and spend a few hours in Tijuana. It would be off topic to discuss it here, but a quick post on the Mexico board would get you a bunch of suggetions.
I'd look into wine vault for celebratory dinner and wine. Solid place. I'd try tiger tiger for beers and oysters diring day. They have benches in front and while it is el cajon blvd it's decent on a nice day. I like blue water fish tacos but there is a ton of good fish taco spots. Point loma seafood being another good choice. Not on list but maybe worth looking into, tj oyster bar, coops west Texas BBQ or romesco.
re: mjill
I would second the Romesco Baja Med suggestion--would give you a good exposure to Baja Mexican cuisine along with Baja wines....Tuesday night (1/2 price tapas menu) or Wednesday night (1/2 price wine...you can grab a great bottle of Santo Tomas wine for the ridiculously low price of $15). The original Caesar salad recipe as they have at the family's sister restaurant in Tijuana, ahi tostada, and more.
Where are you staying?
Why Kitchen 1540 but no other Del Mar spots? If you happened to be looking for McCabe he's now at Delicias Restaurant. I haven't been, but I've read/seen very good reports.
IHow nice? Georges Modern is somewhat of an SD institution like others have mentioned, you said Del Mar is out but Flavor Del Mar would be an ideal spot for me to bring friends. Maybe the Fishery in northern Pacific Beach). Whisknladle in La Jolla and Urban Solace in North Park are always recommended to people visiting SD. Visitors will likely enjoy the Ron Burgandy at the latter. If you want Gaslamp Cowboy Star has a good selection of Seafood though it's known as a steakhouse.
I agree on Kaito over Ota for Sushi, there is also Sushi Dokoro Shirahama which I have seen mentioned as comparable quality
oysters and beers - maybe pacific beach fish shop (not to be confused with the fishery) they don't have much of a view but the are outdoors, have a good beer selection and offer $1 oysters every Thursday from 4pm until they run out.
Tacos - mariscos german truck, or again the pacific beach fish shop had their voted pretty highly.
As far as your SD proper request for a celebratory meal (I am guessing it will be for a group?) I would suggest Farm House Cafe, Jayne's Gastropub, Brooklyn Girl, Bankers Hill, Cucina Urbana or Searsucker. All of these are downtown or uptown. If you go to Jayne's ask to sit outside in their back garden. (No cocktails at Farm House, but good wines.)
For oysters and beers - if you really love beer, Tiger! Tiger! in North Park is worth a visit - they serve only one kind of oysters but they have them, and they have fancy sandwiches and lots of great microbrews. Otherwise, if you want a view you are pretty much down to Fish Market. If you don't mind paying a little extra, their upstairs spot Top of the Market is a little nicer and has a great view.
For fish tacos - you are going to get a "shack" experience at Tacos el Paisa. Frankly I think what you are looking for exists primarily in Mexico but the closest you'll find is probably at Mariscos el Pescador's truck in the Toys R Us Parking lot in Chula Vista. At least I assume that is where they are still parking - I haven't been there in ages.
You might also consider adding Carnitas' Snack Shack, Starlite, Cafe Chloe & George's Ocean Terrace to your list. George's California Modern is fine dining, but the terrace upstairs has a great view and serves burgers, sandwiches, salads and good cocktails for lunch and dinner (same menu as the bar - the bar also has some nice view tables.)
I'm glad to see that you are visiting a brewery while you are here - though, Green Flash isn't my favorite. In the same part of San Diego (Miramar/Scripps/Poway) there is also Hess Brewing, Alesmith, Ballast Point and Lightning, any of which is as good, if not better than Green Flash.


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Private international law aspects of same-sex marriages and partnerships in Europe – Divided we stand?
Wautelet, Patrick
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Family law has undergone a radical change over the last twenty years or so. While marriage previously dominated the field, leaving very little room for non-married couples, whose situation was mainly ... [more ▼]
Family law has undergone a radical change over the last twenty years or so. While marriage previously dominated the field, leaving very little room for non-married couples, whose situation was mainly characterised by the absence of firm legal principles, the recent decades have seen the rise of new legal institutions affording a measure of legal protection to couples outside marriage. This has coincided with the desire to ensure that same-sex couples could find a place within the law. As a result, the landscape of family law has profoundly changed. If one examines the current stand of the law, it becomes clear that following this evolution, a few common points stand out while substantial differences remain. Whereas a large number of countries have created the possibility to register unions different from marriage, not all of them have done so. Some countries have shown indifference to the idea, other have demonstrated clear reluctance, sometimes even outright rejection. Among the countries which have created 'partnerships' and other new forms of relationships, the diversity is obvious, with some countries offering a close copy of the marriage, while other have opted for a less favourable regime. Finally, a handful of countries have opened up the possibility of marriage to same-sex partners. From the outset this evolution has been closely studied from the private international law perspective. In view of the ever increasing mobility of persons within the EU and beyond the conflict of laws treatment of same-sex marriages and partnerships is indeed far from a purely theoretical concern. The cross-border aspects of these relations have already been documented in a number of fundamental studies. Some years down the road, it appears useful to pause and wonder whether the difficulties and problems uncovered in these studies have been resolved. To this end, this paper intends to offer a general review of the private international law of same-sex relationships, focusing on the situation in Member States of the European Union. Because of the number of countries whose laws will be examined, we intend to adopt a bottom-up approach, starting not so much from general questions and problems, but rather from a close examination of the private international law rules pertaining to same-sex relationships (marriages and partnerships) in Europe. From this examination it will be possible to determine whether and on what issues there exists a consensus among the countries concerned on the treatment of same-sex relationships. This will be done by looking first at the possibility for same-sex partners to access a specific status. In a second stage, the enquiry will focus on the consequences arising out of a particular status. From there the paper intends to identify the difficulties arising out of the lack of consensus. In a final chapter, some thoughts will be offered on the way forward – in particular assessing the merits of a global or European solution to tackle cross-border recognition problems. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 234 (5 ULg)
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My ex wife and I do not have a good relationship when it comes to dealing with important stuff related to our kids. I have tried my best but she's not willing to have a peaceful communication/relationship for the betterment of our daughters (one 17 another 13). The other day we had a verbal argument and she mentioned that she has around $7,000 of uncovered medical expenses from previous years that she can obligate me to pay. The modification filed in 2009 states that I am responsible for 40% and she is for 60% of all uncovered expenses. Is there any law in Florida that requires the custodial parent to provide any medical bill within 30 days or so? Can she legally stockpile bills and then submit them to court?
Usually there is a provision within the settlement agreement or final order that states that the party incurring the fee is to submit the bill to the other party within so many days [commonly 30 days] for reimbursement of the percentage owed [in your case, 40%].
Either way, it is very likely you may have to pay your 40% portion of the medical expenses especially if she files a motion for contempt but an attorney would have to review your case.
You might have a defense called latches that would bar her from collecting the bills incurred many years ago because she waited too long. You really need to speak to an attorney. Going to court on this issue could cost you especially if found in contempt. You might be responsible for her attorney's fees as well. Call myself or a colleague to help you out. We deal with this every day.
You need to review your settlement agreement and see if it contains a provision for submission of medical bills within a certain time frame. There is no Florida law that requires a party to submit the medical bills within a certain number of days. If you are responsible for 40% of the medical bills, then you will probably end up having to pay your portion of the bills.


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I'm a 21 year old college student and raised out by Cape Cod, in the town of Fairhaven, Mass. My father David had a sister named Sandy and a brother. My Peppere came from Canada and married a Scottish woman with the last name Reynolds. The rest I am unsure of. I was wondering if anyone could give me a little info. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Back in May, the BBC filmed a selection of our red chalk drawings of the Human Gravid Uterus (MS Hunter 658, Az.1.4) for a forthcoming series entitled The Beauty of Anatomy. William Hunter's The Anatomy of the Human Gravid… Read More ›
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Special Collections recently heard about an interesting digitisation project from King's College London Archives and Special Collections, who have digitised the first book known to have been printed in the ancient Ethiopian language of Ge'ez: the 1513 Psalterium David et Cantica… Read More ›
Recognise this hand? Research opportunity for an historian of science.
Printed books annotated by early users offer great research opportunities. If we are able to decipher and decode the scribbles, they can provide fascinating insights into the lives and thoughts of long-dead readers. I recently came across one example which… Read More ›
Hunterian Associates programme 2014: Information session
Special Collections is hosting the first of a number of information sessions for University of Glasgow postgraduate students interested in applying for the Hunterian Associates programme (HAP) 2014, to be held next Friday, 6th December. Hunterian Associate 2013 Luca Guarentio at a… Read More ›
On the web: William Hunter as recipe collector
University of Glasgow alumna and current Munby Scholar in Bibliography at the University of Cambridge Dr Anke Timmermann has written a post on the Historical Recipes blog about William Hunter as a recipe collector and mentions a number of manuscripts… Read More ›
Banned Books Week: Tycho Brahe and the Spanish Inquisition
In support of Banned Books Week, a US-based initiative celebrating the freedom to read, I thought I'd draw attention to an interesting item I recently stumbled across in our book stacks. Two attractive* quarto volumes of Tycho Brahe's astronomical works,… Read More ›
Glasgow Incunabula Project update (19/9/13)
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Glasgow Incunabula Project update (27/8/13)
On first inspection the incipit leaf (i.e. the opening page) of this Albertus Magnus De animalibus (Mantua: 12 Jan. 1479) while attractive and decorative is, well… nothing out of the ordinary. Yes, it has a beautiful illuminated manuscript initial and… Read More ›


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2 bedrooms with air conditioning, 2 bathrooms with toilet and hot shower, elevator, parking.
Luxury apartment of 140 m2 with swimming pool (with separate children's pool) completed in 2010 in a building with lift, just outside Kralendijk. The apartment has 2 large bedrooms with air conditioning and mosquito nets and 2 bathrooms with shower and luxury shower. An extra bed is available for a 5th or 6th person and there is a travel cot available. There is a lovely terrace with a large dining table. Also in the pool is a table where you can have lunch or dinner. Open and modern kitchen with dishwasher, oven, microwave and American fridge. Spacious living room with a dining table, two sofas, a flat screen TV with satellite connection and two fans to cool. Wifi Internet connection. Washing machine. Private storage on the ground floor for your diving equipment. The building is in a fitness club. A private parking space in front of the building. The apartment is within walking distance of the trendy Spice Beach Club (complimentary beach chairs for Bon Bida). On this beach you three times a day, take the water taxi to Klein Bonaire. Are two diving schools. Within walking distance A short distance lively Kralendijk with its shops and restaurants.
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Since recently hiring a personal business coach and enrolling in a specialized course to expand my coaching business, I've been required to read a lot… and I mean, I've always loved to read, but right now I've got like 7 books bookmarked at the same time. My eyes are getting a real workout, ya know what I mean?
There's something beautiful that happens to a person when they open a book. I've never been much of a TV person (loath and despise commercials and reality shows make me feel icky), and since I can remember, even as a little girl (I was a very early reader), I've always loved to create a world of imagination and paint pictures in my mind of what I would read in a book. Not much has changed, except the reading material… and now what I'm reading, I'm creating for real. Kinda sad story about the talking mermaids though… turns out you can't think those babes into reality.
I've been diving into an incredible amount of personal growth literature and business non-negotiables. The part of me that feels more fed than ever is my soul. Since focusing on create healthy habits for my primary food in the forms of journaling, meditating, and praying daily… I've never felt more whole. After all, you know that there are two types of foods we eat, right? There's that of the physical, and that of the mind and spirit… primary and secondary foods.
So let me ask you this… what have you been feeding your mind with lately? Something to think about.
Here's a list of books I've been reading. All of which I highly recommend for making your life full of bliss…
1. Codependent No More by Melody Beattie
2. Leveraging the Universe by Mike Dooley
3. The Dark Side of the Light Chasers by Debbie Ford
4. Think & Grow Rich (business bread and butter right here!) by Napeoleon Hill
5. The Science of Getting Rich (another business non-negotiable) by Wallace Wattles
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Female sommeliers have competed in the annual Iron Sommelier Competition for years, but last night marked the first time that one has taken home one of the major award categories. Vanessa Treviño-Boyd of 60 Degrees Mastercrafted scored the Best Presentation award last night. She succeeded in the in ... More >>
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Sigh no more, my friends. You, too, can drink like a rock star. Or a banjo player. Mumford and Sons announced Sunday that they're creating their own ale to be served when they stop over in Lewes, England on their Gentlemen of the Road tour later this year. The bandmates put their heads together, n ... More >>
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Houston Restaurant Weeks is coming this August. But before you budget all your dining dollars to that worthy cause, remember that an equally worthy one is going on this week: The GO TEXAN Restaurant Round-Up. Each year, the GO TEXAN Restaurant Round-Up features restaurants across the state cooking ... More >>
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Welcome to Piezano's Pizza in Lynnwood, WA!
We are your Lynnwood WA pizza restaurant when you are looking for authentic New York style pizza. Centrally located across the street from Edmonds Community College, we have a huge selection of different pizza pies and combos to choose from as well as salads, calzones.
Piezano's Pizza is Your Edmonds to Bothell Pizza Place
At Piezano's, we use top quality ingredients to make sure that your pizza is delicious. Whether you are on a lunch break from school or work or looking for that perfect pizza that the whole family will love, consider Piezano's Pizza. Check our hours & directions page to get the best route from wherever you are coming, whether you are coming from Shoreline, Bothell, Mountlake Terrace or near Everett. We look forward to serving you with great tasting pizza in Lynnwood, WA!
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Piezano's Pizza specializes in traditional thin-crust New York style pizza. You can order by the slice or a whole 18 inch pie from our regional Edmonds pizza restaurant. In addition, if you are looking for something different we offer calzones and salads as well. We cater to vegetarians and you will find a number of non-meat pizzas at our pizza restaurant.
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» Pass the peanuts
Are you pining for peanut butter but afraid it could undo your diet? Fear no more.
Eaten in moderation, peanuts and peanut butter have a place in a healthy diet, say the American Heart Association, the American Diabetes Association and the American Dietetic Association. Researchers from Brigham and Women's Hospital found that people on a moderate-fat diet that includes peanuts, peanut butter and peanut oil can achieve the same weight-loss results as those on a low-fat diet. The best news: A slightly higher fat diet is easier to stick to in the long term, so you're less likely to regain lost pounds. Yes, peanuts (which are a legume, not a nut) contain fat—nearly 14 grams per ounce. But they contain mostly monounsaturated fat, the heart-healthy type that lowers LDL (bad) cholesterol and raises HDL (good) cholesterol. So substituting a small handful of peanuts for your muffin or cookie snack will boost your cardiovascular health.
Pass the peanuts
A one-ounce serving of peanuts—about 28 shelled peanuts—contains 160 calories, 7 grams of protein, 14 grams of fat and nearly 2.5 grams of fiber. But watch out! Peanuts are hard to put down once you get started. Instead of free-form snacking out of the jar, consider these ways to enjoy that peanut taste by adding small portions to other foods.
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