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Book Blurb: Crossing the Line by Ellen Wolfson Valladares Genre: YA Magical Realism Release Date: March 6th 2018 WiDo Publishing Laur...
This off-the-wall BMW boxer by WiMoto in The Netherlands is the perfect marriage of imagination and engineering. Top marks to Wido Veldkamp.
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Wacky engineering always makes for good eye candy. But every time we see it, we think the same thing: does it work? For Dutch builder Wido Veldkamp, that question is a deal breaker. Bikes that come from his shop WiMoto have to perform as good as they look. “Our slogan is 'We build show bikes for the road',” he says, “and that is what we truly believe. A bike should look great—but it may never be more important than the way it drives and handles.” Wido's background has a lot to do with this philosophy. He's been tinkering since childhood,
I was introduced to Henry's Hi-Life with some friends a number of years ago when I worked in the nearby Adobe offices. It is a great place to come for lunch and have some incredible bbq food. I highly recommend it. Wish I could get a better picture without all the signs, poles, and wires in the way. I am glad the clampers decided to honor it with a plaque. There was an article about it here: www.mercurynews.com/ci_10928791 "Henry's Hi-Life, once known as the Torino Hotel, was opened in 1960 by Henry Puckett (1914-1986). Originally a boarding house for dozens of newly immigrated Italian workers, the building was first name the new Progress Hotel. Charles Sacco, a cook, was the owner of the new Progress Hotel, moving the existing structure to this site after the 1906 earthquake and adding a six room, two-story addition in 1908. The architectural style and building materials used in construction are typical of buildings originally built in the 1880's. The business changed hands in 1914 and was re-named the Torino Hotel. Owner Bartolomeo Vinassa, who immigrated to San Jose in 1903 and operated a nearby hotel, moved his business into this structure. Early directories list the address as the northwest corner of San Augustine and Pleasant Street, or 301 San Augustine Street. The Torino Hotel, operated by Bartolomeo and Caroline Vinassa, was widely knows for serving generous portions of Italian food and providing fellowship for immigrant workers. A bocco ball court was located just north of the hotel. Henry Puckett acquired the abandoned hotel in 1960 and restored the building, adding a bar that was built in 1933 and salvaged from an old San Francisco hotel. Doris Puckett, Henry's wido, carried on the tradition of Henry's Hi-Life by serving great food and supporting good times for nearly five decades. Mountain Charlie Chapter No. 1850 E Clampus Vitus Dedicated on November 11, 2008 "Right Wrongs Nobody"
