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Classic Diner food with a twist. We serve many vegan, vegetarian and gluten free items and only organic eggs and produce. Our meats are antibiotic free - all our bread are baked fresh! We strive to keep our prices affordable so ALL people can get quality food without spending a lot. We support local, small businesses in our community and recently celebrated 20 years!
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Swingers is where the 1970's live and rule. The staff is dressed like auto mechanics wearing uniforms with the Swingers logo, which is based on a race car. It's basically a diner with some healthy and tasty food. It's the kind of place to show up for a relaxing breakfast or some food after hitting a few bars. The menu is filled with a collage of 1970's icons. There is a counter if you just want to get a breakfast or a burger. Swingers is part of the Beverly Motor Lodge, but it is totally open to the public. Downsides: Swingers heyday was around 1993 and they have really slow pitiful service. Even if the paint is drying for breakfast, don't count on timely service--meaning a wait until they feel ready to serve you. There is a lot of street parking. (Edited August 30, 2008)
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An old stand by. Good diner food with all the basics: burgers and fries, a solid turkey club and a wide assortment of breakfast foods. I like sitting at the counter for breakfast on weekends even though it's dangerously close the cupcake stands. The chilaquiles are my favorite and they have a lot of vegetarian options.
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I am just not a believer in holding things too rigidly. There are always exceptions - albeit sometimes very rare exceptions. These exceptions make me not want to hold things too tightly or rigidly, or to impose this on to others.
The respect and love for others should in my opinion always be held rigidly and absolute.
- I have had sex with A, I am sorry
- I am sorry, but I have to tell you that I would really like to have sex with A
One is a permanent lie, the other is a potential hurt and a chance for honesty. If your partner is not ready for you to have a relationship, in my humble opinion, you shouldn't. In that sense, you either don't, or leave and do.
My partner told me she was polyamorous and loved a common friend of us, knowing that I would throw her out. Thinking back a month, when she told me, I can remember the true fear in her eyes. She knew she was going to lose me, but she had to be honest. She knew there and then that she ended 13 amazing years with me. That's facing up to the consequences and being honest. It's also her being rigid with her personal values. She couldn't NOT tell me, she couldn't NOT be what she is.
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- not sure if this has been answered (can't believe how the traffic has increased here!), but a lungi is like a sarong...
basically, a rectangular piece of very soft cotton (or you could use a tropical print rayon) that the men (far east/middle east) wrap around their waist and then create a pleat in front and tuck it in.
for modesty, females might want to wrap above the...breasts..:)
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> >I must be a lot shorter than you as I can sit up just fine.
> I'm only 5'1 or 2". Pretty small. I think, from reading Ratty's post, I had my trees too far apart and the whole thing pitched to tight and narrow. The one I saw on YouTube had way more headroom than mine. Last night I couldn't sit up at all without being threatened with the ridgeline. So, the trees ought to be about as far apart as the length of the hammock, eh? Maybe a little more, so the tarp can cover the ends?
> >Our Tiawan friend Cara suggests a lungi for bathing which would work well
> with teh hennesy hammock staidn up in the opening..
> Do you have any idea what a lungi is? I dont....
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> From: Rogene Calkins <ccwayah@...>
> To: email@example.com
> Sent: Tue, April 20, 2010 8:37:19 PM
> Subject: Re: [Hammock Camping] Back with questions
> MacGyver,
> I have a few suggestions for you with the understanding that you will work
> out your own bugs to your satisfaction.
> >1.) Where do you put all your gear -- pack, boots, etc.
> I hang them from a beanier just at the distal end of the opening which lets
> them hang just oustide the hennesy. The veclro just bypasses the stirng to
> close up tight. You do have to put a knot in the ridge line to keep them
> from sliding around. The small piece of string that lets the pack and boots
> hang from there with a beanier is not much added weight. Most of the small
> stuff like my glasses flashlight etc fits in the ridgeline pocket. I use a
> knots at both ends of the pocket in the ridge line to keep it from sliding
> beyond my reach. It's nice to have my boots suspended from rain and water
> and not inside stinking the place up. If you want you can cover these with
> seperate free plastic grocery bags to keep wind bown mositure and dew
> dampness down.
> I've never found the pack under my feet to stay put so I just hang it out of
> the opening were I can get things out of it in the rain too. I have
> restlees legs so tend to kick open the velcro opening so I kick out the pack
> too. My feet in my sleeping bag do not seam to mind sticking out a bit when
> I get tot resless. In codler weather I don't worry about skeeters getting
> inside with me.
> 2.) It seems colder than the tent.
> Yes it is
> as the wind underneath can robb you of heat.
> The ground can do that too in a tent if it's frozen solid thus a insulation
> pad barrier is necessarey in both a tent and a hammock. I break the wind
> with a mylar sheet and use a down air mattrees in cold weather and add a
> SPE (segmated pad extension) Ed Spears makes with a closed cell pad also
> under the down air matress. It; my frame for my backpack any way.
> My issues with this is that with my restless feet I am tossing and turning
> all night long and the pads tend to move on top of me. In warmer weather I
> can get away with using my 3/4 big Angus air mattress. My artirits and
> bursitis mandates a pad under my hips other wise I'd try to go without a pad
> in summer and use just the closed cell SPE in case it dipps dowm colder..
> I haven't tired this out yet but I'm thinking of making a light weight pad
> pillow case and try to tie the top of the case to the head of the end tie
> outs and see if that helps with all the sliding around if not I'm thiking
> of adding the same to all four corners of the pillow case.
> I can wiggle so much my sleeping bag gets wrapped around me like a boa
> constrictor.
> I've tried a hammock with a pocket underneath for the pad but found the pad
> hung an inch or two under my body.
> That was an Ed Spears type hamock so I just turned the hammock inside out
> which kept the cushion helping the arthritis. My next try will be a wide
> neoair when I can afford to purchase and wish they would make a 3/4 one with
> wings for the shoulders and a larger womans hips.
> >3.) Not much headroom when sitting up.... maybe learn to do everything
> >(bath, etc.) while standing in it w/ feet on the ground, and everything
> >else lying down?
> I must be a lot shorter than you as I can sit up just fine.
> Our Tiawan friend Cara suggests a lungi for bathing which would work well
> with teh hennesy hammock staidn up in the opening..
> 4.) Back to being cold.... seemed like more "fresh air" than I ............
> Maybe pitch the tarp lower? (I had it on a separate ridgeline about 6" above
> the hammock ridgeline.)
> The idea in cold weather is to keep the wind and cold out by pitching the
> tarp close into your hammock.
> >I am positive I'm going to like this setup once I get the "hang" of it. In
> >the meantime, I need help!
> Give Rosaleen on this list your phone number she can walk you through a
> bunch of options that work for women.
> She has a P.H.D. in Hennesy hammocks.
> Rogene
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i wish i knew the exact day that the baby was coming
my doctor says more than 4-6 contractions in an hour means to go in.
they also said contractions feel like period cramps.
maybe you need to be checked.
I'm a ftm too. I try not to stress out about the cramps and what not. I figure when labor actually hits I won't miss it. lol
You could call. Depending on how far along you are they may want to see you. At this point my hospital won't stop labor anyway, so we're just supposed to wait until I'm sure it's real labor, then call and they'll tell me if I should go in or wait at home a while longer.
Cramps are contractions.
I have been in preterm labor a lot, every time I went in with cramps they were contractions that I just couldn't tell the start fro the end. If you are earlier than 37 weeks you should go to L&D and get checked out.
You can call, if they brush it off and you still feel like something is off then just go in to L&D anyway. That's what I'd do.
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Title favourites Ivory Coast are among 14 qualifiers for the 2013 Cup of Nations who begin preparations for the tournament by playing friendlies in Africa, Europe and North America this week.
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Ivory Coast, Ghana, Cape Verde, South Africa, Angola, Morocco, Niger, Democratic Republic of Congo, Zambia, Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Algeria, Tunisia and Togo are qualifiers who will be in action.
That leaves Mali and Ethiopia as the only two of the 16 challengers for the Cup of Nations in South Africa between January 19 and February 10 who are not playing, according to fixtures released by world football governing body FIFA.
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Best for me is if Lampre wins!
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Come on Hesjedal!!! (Got money on him for podium at 66-1)
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Hesjedal and Rolland out there as I expected. They are the favourites now as Timmer is no climber. Does he have enough time?
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but now I've got a tool for the cassette because my daughter wanted to take an old wheel apart for a photography project!
It's OK, I'm sure your wife doesn't read this site, you can be honest here
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Instruction and some improved infrastructure in busy areas are the way forward.
A lot of people claim that safety is an issue but is it really an excuse? Perhaps they say that because they don't want to say, "I'm lazy and out of condition so I prefer to use my car."
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Hmm, looks interesting. I'll be in Embra. But I may be busy with my family. I'll come back to you on this.
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I have the Specialized Secteur 2011 and done about 15000 miles on it in 3 years with one cassette and chain change, due another one soon. I'd be the first to say the wheels are a bit heavy. The bike weighs about 9.5kg by itself and I have a rack for commuting and a bike lock holder but I've still got a few KOMS on it, at 56! I'd love a lighter bike and if I win the Giro I'll have one. Or if Uran wins I'll have some money, which along with some other money, I could buy some better wheels with. I go for the Conti 4000s level II tyres now but still got a puncture on the crappy riverside path. They are a bit quicker than the previous version I think.
Having a better, lighter, faster, sexier bike would be pure vanity really.
Why do you really need to improve your bike? Vanity? Necessity? ......?
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Dammit! I'm sure I swapped out Nizzolo and Pichon for Aru and Poels, but I must have forgotten to press the confirm button.
Better hope the break makes it...
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If cyclists need laws to make them wear helmets then so do car drivers and all pedestrians as head injury stats are not massively different for all these groups.
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My kids did a bikability course which was great. I know the trainer which helped as well. They're both experienced riders but needed proper road training.
In our part of London, bikability courses often focus on scooter training for year 1 and year 2 kids. Several of the kids in the BMX Club had to do this and were less than happy about it. If you ask me, the scooter training is a waste of resources as it's pitched so low in terms of ability/skills.
Our cycling club has been pushing to have sessions with local schools. The coach did a few sessions with one secondary school but we're trying to arrange more. BC is helping with cycling in the community in London but it's like a bottomless pit almost as there's so much more that can be done.
- Bike Service - What would you expect to go wrong after 1700 miles?1 year 6 weeks agoWell I have an 8 speed
Well I have an 8 speed cassette and I've changed the chain once and cassette once in about 14000 miles. The chain needs a change soon and to be honest apart from something caused by a silly accident I've only spent money on tyres and inner tubes. I let the LBS do the chain and cassette the first time as I was lacking in experience but now I've got a tool for the cassette because my daughter wanted to take an old wheel apart for a photography project! Just need to get a chain tool to do the chain myself next time and the cassette later when it needs it.
I've got a Specialized Secteur Triple 2011. A bit heavy but reliable. I did a lot of miles in the wet winter weather and to be honest I'm not the most assiduous cleaner of a bike but that is a little deliberate to make it less appealing to the numerous bike thieves in Cambridge.
- Giro Stage 141 year 6 weeks agoI had wellens for a few days
I had wellens for a few days but took him out for Ferrari yesterday....
- South Oz police threaten to fine unhelmetted riders on anti-compulsion protest ride1 year 6 weeks agoSo the rest of the world is
So the rest of the world is wrong? The statistics compiled in your own country are wrong?
"Overseas experience is not necessarily directly applicable here." Oh! Really?
I know that just because your paranoid doesn't mean that no-one is out to get you, but, you don't think that, horror of horrors, you might, just might be out of your [insert expletive here] gumtree?
- Accident with a car advise ?1 year 6 weeks agoNote that filtering on a bike
Note that filtering on a bike or motorcycle is specifically mentioned in the Highway Code and that other road users are warned to take care as a result. If you are overtaking on the inside, this is also allowed if traffic in the lane on your right has stopped moving.
Basically, it sounds like you were doing what is allowed and that the motorist did not take sufficient care when he cut across your path.
The degree to which the situation could have been mitigated by your riding more slowly and watching out for vehicles possibly crossing your path is what the insurance company will probably focus on. If you're a BC member you'll have access to a lawyer who will be au fait with the legal position regarding cycling. You could still contact BC even if you're not a member and ask for some advice.
The other points about CCTV from the bus company, taking photos and making notes of the costs to you from this incident are good ones and worth following.
The main thing is that you're not seriously hurt. Bikes can be fixed.
- Videos: The Road, anthem of 2014 Tour de France Grand Départ + bonus Giro Donne song1 year 6 weeks agoVideo for Tour de France in
Video for Tour de France in Yorkshire. Of two twits who look like they both really need a poo, SAT IN A VINTAGE CAR.
Makes sense.
- Giro Stage 141 year 6 weeks agoMonsalve and Wellens are
Monsalve and Wellens are quite expensive although I could have just afforded Monsalve. I read quite a long time ago he was interested in the MP comp but wanted to make two other changes and didn't want to take any penalties at this stage of the race.
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Armani Fluid Sheer #11 is the best--giving a natural glow. I wear it over a tan (yes, I'm almost 67 & fortunately born w/good skin) or use it w/o a tan (may need to layer & check results before adding more than you need.
As for staying-power, my routine: use Armani "Fluid Master Primer" evens skin tone, then a light powder as a base, then #11, then Armani bronzer or blush. After pleased w/results, I spray "Evian Brumisateur" on both sides (& middle) of my face & lightly cover my face with tissue to absorb extra moisture. The Evian "sets the makeup" lasting from morning to night. If you feel you need a "little" more color, add a bronzer/blush & spray again w/Evian.
IMPORTANT: Tonight I attempted to purchase 2 bottles of #11 at Neiman Marcus/Tampa but informed Armani is DISCONTINUING this product. Therefore, I ordered 4 bottles--wish I could afford 98 more!
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