Posted by admin on 08/2/08 in Automotive
Water gas is our best buddy. Everyone should learn how to convert their truck or car to water gas. Only two years ago water gas cars were beginning to take off like a new yo-yo fad. Interestingly, there has been very little interest since in the wider community. Truckers have taken to water gas in vast numbers, but the average motorist accounts for a paltry 0.0002 percent of car owners in the States.
Posted by admin on 07/21/08 in Automotive
Using water as gas is the next big thing in saving money on fuel. Or is it? The truth is that many men and women are finding out that they are truly benefiting from the new water/gas technique. There are others who are less than happy with the results they have seen. Why is that? I will tell you why that is and I will also tell you how to find some great insider information on this subject from real live people who have tried it.
Posted by admin on 07/12/08 in Automotive
We should consider ourselves unfortunate for we are in the era of fuel deficiency with continuous increase in the gas prices. The $3 per gallon is itself taxing the maximum out of us, but further increase is out there on the cards. The innovative drivers are up with good ideas to deal with it, rather than investment of tens of thousands on the hybrid cars. The HHO gas car kit conversion for Browns gas is the one idea we are talking about.
Posted by admin on 06/10/08 in Automotive
With the popularity of custom wheels continuing to grow one would have to ask themselves when should I put new wheels on my car. Most Ford Mustang owners are happy with the stock wheels that come with the car. The factory has started to pump out some nice wheels over the last couple years with a wide selection of styles.
You know its time to put a set of twenty inch wheels on your Mustang if your car has no accessories on it to begin with. This is especially true if you purchased a V6 engine. Why even buy a Mustang that does not have a eight cylinder in it. Those cars are not made to just get around in and anybody who knows anything about sports cars can pick your six cylinder car out from a mile away.
Posted by admin on 05/27/08 in Automotive
This week I was driving through whimsical countryside, with the leaves sweeping past my windscreen just as the road did the same and all was right with the world. Suddenly a shadow was cast over my beloved car and as I dared peak into my rear-view mirror I asked myself “What’s that coming over the hill?” It was indeed a monster, in the form of a Chelsea tractor, piloted by none other than a life sized Barbie that was just a plastic. As she applied her makeup - presumably for Ken, the thought of driving seemed like an added bonus, the hand stitched hide of what appeared to be a white tiger lavished over the empty child seat next her. And then she was gone.
Posted by admin on 04/30/08 in Automotive
I’ve been pretty passionate about promoting the idea of increasing your gas mileage by installing a hydrogen generator on your vehicle. I’m passionate because the technology is pretty simple and has been around a long time…more than seventy-five years in fact.
I’m passionate because it works. There are thousands of vehicles all over the world with home built, on demand hydrogen generators that are increasing gas mileage by 50% or more.
The Hydrogen generator alone will increase gas mileage significantly but the oxygen sensor on your car has been designed to compensate for the increased efficiency of the gas fuel to hydrogen mixture, and actually prevents you from getting the best mileage possible.
Posted by admin on 04/1/08 in Automotive, Home and Family
There’s a lot of buzz on the Internet about affiliate marketing and its potential to make a great deal of money for those who know how to do it right. Many affiliate marketing programs make claims that seem outlandish, and it is difficult to know which ones might be truthful without first understanding what affiliate marketing is and how it all works.
Posted by admin on 03/30/08 in Automotive
If you search for a writer on the internet, chances are you’ve come across the term ‘ghost writer.’ If you’re imagining a floating and deathly white figure holding a pen, you’re just a little off target. A ghost writer is a professional writer that an individual hires to take care of articles, press releases, e-books, or other business or personal writing needs. The difference between a ghost writer and other writers is that with a ghost writer, you are able to put your name on the work, and copyright the piece under your name.
Posted by admin on 03/17/08 in Automotive
Traditionally, banks lend funds to anyone who wishes to invest in a commercial property - about 5-70% of the price of that property and this is assuming that certain strict conditions are adhered to.
Posted by admin on 02/29/08 in Automotive
Expenses like income are treated differently depending on your method of accounting (cash or accrual). Cash accounting says a cost is “expensed” when you write the check to pay for it. Accrual accounting expenses the cost when the transaction occurs whether or not money is exchanged, e.g. a supplier may give you 30 days to pay your bill or you may pay your payroll/sales taxes monthly. Accrual accounting attempts to keep expenses matched up with the sale that generated it. Bills that are paid in a lump sum for the year can be accrued (spread out) each month; e.g. unemployment insurance is paid in lump sums which throws off your P&L because of the large payment.
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