Ecuador Links
02 September 2010
See hundreds of Ecuador links at our new Ecuador Handbook. Gary
01 September 2010
“Natural health leads to wealth” is the core thought behind the quantum wealth sessions in our international business and investing plus natural health seminar this autumn (Oct.7-10). These quantum wealth sessions will be special because Ann Russell Roberts (Vitale) will teach a rare and special type of yoga that helps people succeed. Ann has been professionally [...]
31 August 2010
Be beyond “not ill”. Merri and I try to make sure we hike up and down hills everyday. This Ecuador yatchak… Don Carlos, nearly 80… still runs… is vital and active. Good health & wealth are connected… especially in the USA where health care costs are so high an illness can easily wipe out a lifetime of savings [...]
30 August 2010
You can enhance the chances of success in a micro business by brainstorming from twists. One thought to throw in your brainstorming pot is your micro business relationships to Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs. This a snippet from is a great photo by Pieter Hugo for the New York Times that shows foragers in Ghana who tear up [...]
28 August 2010
To share the inner intelligence we all have we are making Saturday our Question, Answer and Comment day. Please send your questions, opinions or comments. Fight fire with fire. Use the wisdom of the masses to avoid herd when it stampedes! Question: Gary just curious to see if you have ever heard of “Everbank”..it is a [...]
27 August 2010
Connecting micro business weather dots can help you earn extra income… in a micro business or global investment. Investments and/or businesses in climate change can be profitable and do good for the world. What do these beans in the jar… have to do with… these wild turkeys I photoed in our front yard on a foggy August morn? That fog… [...]
26 August 2010
There is a new restaurant in Cuenca, Ecuador. Here are details from our friend, Stephen Milden. In December of 2009 the Evans Family – George, Carol, James & Susan made the move from Tucson, Arizona to Cuenca, Ecuador and soon after opened the California Kitchen. From left to right: Carol, Susan, George and James. A Taste of California Comes to Cuenca By Stephen Milden One of the things I love about Cuenca is the wide variety of cuisine that is available and the number of great choices we have of where to eat. In the coming months I’ll share some of our favorites as well as other things about Cuenca that make it a delightful place to call home. For now, let me tell you about a relatively new restaurant that I go to far too often for my waistline. With the influx of Americans, Canadians and Europeans to Cuenca, the Evans family decided there was a need for North American comfort food so opened their restaurant in the beautiful historic building on the corner of Gaspar Sangurima y Presidente Borrero which houses Hostal Posada del Sol. The Evans family lived in California for 45 years hence the name ”California Kitchen”. As soon as you walk in to the well appointed courtyard, it is apparent that it is a family owned and operated affair. More often than not George is the first one to greet you and the rest of the family shows up in due course whether to say hello, freshen your coffee or bring your food. A recent party at California Kitchen. A quick read of the breakfast menu and you’ll think you were back in the US. Waffles, French toast, homemade biscuits and gravy are all made to order and yes eggs, bacon and hashbrowns as well. Their organic coffee is grown and roasted locally and you can even get it ground while you wait. Lunch is another delight ‐ soups, salads, burgers and sandwiches all made fresh with some fantastic homemade desserts. Dinner is served Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Each Monday night Carol sends out a email blurb letting you know what their specials are for the week. Here are typical specials: Soup of the day Tuesday TOMATO, APPLE & BACON SOUP Soup of the day Wednesday CHICKEN POSOLE (Mexican Chicken Soup) Dinner Special for Thursday, Friday & Saturday CHICKEN PARMESAN WITH CREAMY ALFREDO BAKED PASTA, A SEASONAL VEGETABLE, CHOICE OF A CUP OF SOUP (Pastina d’Ambrodo ‐ Homemade Chicken Broth with pasta) OR A DINNER SALAD, CHOICE OF DESSERT (NY Cheesecake, Chocolate Mousse Walnut Pie, Apple Cobbler a la mode or Mora aka Blackberry Cobbler a la mode), CHOICE OF NON‐ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE $9.99 All in all a welcome addition to the many fine restaurants in our adopted home. Hours of operation: Sunday & Monday – CLOSED Tuesday – 8AM – 12PM (Breakfast) 12PM – 4PM (Lunch) Wednesday – 8AM – 12PM (Breakfast) 12PM – 4PM (Lunch) Thursday – 8AM ‐12PM (Breakfast) 12PM – 4PM (Lunch) 6PM – 9:30PM (Dinner) Friday – 8AM ‐ 12PM (Breakfast) 12PM – 4PM (Lunch) 6PM – 9:30PM (Dinner) Saturday ‐ 8AM ‐ 12PM (Breakfast) 12PM – 4PM (Lunch) 6PM – 9:30PM (Dinner) Location: Gaspar Sangurima 6‐68 y Presidente Borrero Phone # ‐ 083111740 Stephen Milden, Cuenca How Can We Serve You? There are numerous ways we serve our readers. We offer information about Multi Currency Investing. Learn about our Multicurrency report “Borrow Low Deposit High.“ We conduct [...]
25 August 2010
Learn to speak Spanish in just four days. Learn Super Thinking + Spanish this November 4 to 7. (Starts 9 am in Mt. Dora Fl.) Gain health and wealth benefits also. Our Super Thinking + Spanish course goes way beyond just learning to speak Spanish. There is a way to learn Spanish that enhances health and wealth. [...]
24 August 2010
Alkaline promoting foods and alkaline water help promote good health. This is why yesterday’s message shared a cool health ideas about watermelon and moon bathing. Here is a shot I took moon bathing in Cotacachi, Ecuador. The pH balance of the bloodstream is one of the most important factors that affect health. Blood pH should be in the [...]
23 August 2010
Here is a cool health idea. Eat watermelon. See three great ways to reduce excess summer heat from the body and that can also make you look five years younger at the same time. Eating watermelon is one. The last two messages on Ayrved, the Indian science of life and Andean shamanic cures, looked at health as a [...]