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WAYS TO DIE IN TOKYO
American expatriate Hank Fisher once dreamed about becoming a full-fledged MMA fighter and living a comfortable life with his family in Tokyo, but things have not quite worked out. Two years after his wife, Lisa, took off with their twin sons, Justin and James, following a bitter divorce, Fisher is still struggling to make ends meet, his career all but extinguished. The private investigator he hired to find his family needs more money, but Fisher doesn’t have it. So when … Read the rest
Corvettes for Chip returns as a show within the show at the 2022 Carlisle GM Nationals
Special display at the Carlisle GM Nationals June 24-25 raises awareness and money for the Chip Miller Amyloidosis Foundation.
CARLISLE, PA – There are many great elements to experience in person as part of this year’s Carlisle GM Nationals, June 24-25 at the Carlisle PA Fairgrounds. The event that welcomes more than 1,000 show cars and trucks to the National Parts Depot Showfield also does its part to support charity, specifically the Chip Miller Amyloidosis Foundation (CMAF).
For two … Read the rest
Car of the Week: 1965 Chevrolet Corvair Monza convertible
A love affair with Corvairs started when one owner worked on them as a mechanic back in the day.
Long about 1990, Evan Hansen finally decided he was tired of admiring other guys’ Chevrolet Corvairs. He knew it was time to get one or his own.
… Read the rest“I worked on these when they were brand new … I was a mechanic back in Waupaca [Wis.] when they were new,” recalled Hansen, a resident of tiny Ogdensberg, Wis. “I liked these, they
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“Food comforts a need that connects us across borders,” writes Ghosh in this well-turned collection of essays combining cuisine with social and personal politics. As a child, the author moved with her family from eastern India to Delhi, and the cultural shock—bigger crowds, different flavors than her Bengali upbringing—prompts her fond recall of food-shopping trips with her father and her lifelong efforts to access the foods she loved most growing up. (The book contains a handful of recipes.) But food, … Read the rest