The Snows Of Disbelief The Fiction Of Our Times

Some of the most expensive claims come naturally from the most expensive cars. A rare or prestige vehicle is often worth a lot of money. But when you have a major claim for a ridiculous reason, well that takes the cake. A Lancia Delta Intergrale is from a stable of vehicles described as one of the best rally cars in the world. So a successful vehicle would naturally be well cared for and protected from the elements. In this case the owner did just that but somehow a team [family perhaps] of mice got inside the car and chewed its seats and door linings to bits. That's both bizarre and costly.







You need to stop being afraid of success. One of things I've noticed lately about both younger and older business owners is that they seem to be a little timid when it truly comes to being successful.

Mario Andretti, 71, is the only driver to ever win the Indianapolis 500, the Daytona 500, and the Formula 1 World Championship. He won four IndyCar titles and is the last American racer to win the Formula 1 Championship (1978).

One I recommend is Presumption: An Entertainment by Julia Barrett. It is a cute sequel to Pride and Prejudice. It is the story of what happens to Mr. Darcy's sister, Georgiana.

traffic pile Gavin DeBecker discusses some of those intuitive experiences in a book he calls "The Gift of Fear." click here talks about that our gut or that Fight or Flight feeling alerts us when danger is looming. If we follow through on these intuitions, we avert danger or keep safe in spite of adverse conditions. It is when we ignore those gut feelings that we have cause to feel regret.

After the incident, Michael Andretti, son of Mario and owner of the Andretti Autosport team, revealed to ESPN that Mr. Wheldon had just signed a multi-year contract to replace Danica Patrick on their team in the GoDaddy.com car.

My wit couldn't resist, "All it took was a smack upside the head with a 2x4." We nearly died laughing. His was a good, robust, from the gut laughter, which I was grateful for--sometimes I open my mouth and insert my foot. We hugged and said good-bye for the second time, but not the last.