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		<title>Auto Dealers Use Prepaid Gas Cards and Gas Station Credit Cards to Entice Buyers</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[With gasoline prices in the United States surging ahead at a breakneck pace, buyers who once embraced big oversized trucks and sport utility vehicles (SUVs) are turning away from gas-guzzlers, a move that&#8217;s putting the squeeze on both automakers and auto dealers.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>With gasoline prices in the United States surging ahead at a breakneck pace, buyers who once embraced big oversized trucks and sport utility vehicles (SUVs) are turning away from gas-guzzlers, a move that&rsquo;s putting the squeeze on both automakers and auto dealers.</p>
<p>None have been hit harder than Chrysler, which relies on trucks and SUV&rsquo;s for 70 percent of its sales. They reported that sales were down by as much as 23 percent during the first four months of 2008. That may be why Chrysler was the first major automaker to offer what is clearly becoming the most popular incentive of the season&mdash;gasoline.</p>
<p>After that dismal 4-month downturn, the maker of Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge vehicles announced it would guarantee that their new customers would never pay more than $2.99 per gallon for gas for the next three years&mdash;no matter how high gas prices rise at the pumps.</p>
<p>In a creative marketing move, Chrysler has arranged for its customers to get a special credit card to be used for gas purchases. Customers using the card will be billed $2.99 per gallon to their charge account and Chrysler will pay the rest.</p>
<p>The guarantee, which is offered on 32 models, covers up to 12,000 miles annually for three years, and allows customers to buy gas anywhere they choose. The incentive also follows the vehicle if it is sold, allowing anyone that owns the car during the three-year period to take advantage of the gas incentive.</p>
<p>Suzuki, whose new car sales have been less affected, quickly followed suit by offering free gasoline to US buyers, but only for the summer of 2008.</p>
<p>Industry observers have stated they do not expect free or discount gasoline to take the place of the once most-favored incentive for new car buyers&mdash;cash rebates. As critics of the industry are quick to point out, gas giveaways do nothing to address the underlying problem. Gas prices will undoubtedly continue to rise and gas supplies will continue to dwindle.</p>
<p>The problem with this type of campaign is that it is not really solving the problem, but covering it up. With this promotion, Chrysler it seems, is actually encouraging people to go out and buy bigger trucks and SUVs simply because they get a rebate on their gas. But since these trucks and SUVs get much less miles-per-gallon than smaller vehicles, the buyers are going to have to fill up much more often than they would if they downgraded to a smaller, more fuel-efficient car.</p>
<p>Using more gas is only going to make demand for it go up. And when demand goes up, so does the price.</p>
<p>The only real, long-term solution to easing pain at the gas pump, most will agree, lies in developing vehicles that are more fuel-efficient as well as vehicles that use alternative fuel sources. Even though America only has 4% of the world&rsquo;s population, it uses accounts for 25% of the world&rsquo;s oil consumption. The smart thing to do is to try and use less gas, not use more at a cheaper price.</p>
<p>In the words of one industry observer, &ldquo;The days of driving on cheap fossil fuels are as dead as the dinosaur.&rdquo;</p>
<p>Discover 17 proven <a href="http://www.MoreGasMPG.com">ways to increase gas mileage</a>, including the #1 way to improve gas mileage by up to 43%. Visit the site below now: <a href="http://www.MoreGasMPG.com">http://www.MoreGasMPG.com</a></p>
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		<title>Enjoy the Ride by Your Complete Biking Supplies!</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Owning a bike demands complete biking supplies. It is important that you gather information on how to select the best style for your needs and get a good fit.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Owning a bike demands complete biking supplies. It is important that you gather information on how to select the best style for your needs and get a good fit.</p>
<p>The thing that would be on the forefront of your mind before completing your biking supplies is having the right bike for you. First, you will need to decide what you want to use the bike for. It is also a consideration to take where you will be riding your bike most, on road, off road, or both. Through this question, it will help you determine the type of bike to purchase. There are five basic styles of bicycles in three classifications that you need to be familiar with:</p>
<p>&bull; Road bikes. They used to be known as the &#8220;ten-speed,&#8221; however road bikes now vary from 12 to 21 speeds. Contained by this classification of bikes are touring, racing, and sport bikes.</p>
<p>&bull; Touring Bike. This bike is not built for speed; rather, it is intended to make simple rides for long haul. A touring bike is an exceptional bike for long distance riding. The drop handlebars gives ease good control and allow for multiple hand positions. Twenty-one speeds will take you over any type of incline you will meet and support brakes can stop you even when you&rsquo;re forcefully loaded down.</p>
<p>&bull; Sport Bike. This bike falls under the category of the touring and racing bike. This is not as light as a racing bike, however, more responsive than the touring bike. The sport bikes drop handlebars that offer comfort and control .Its aerodynamic design allows for faster speeds. If you are into taking rides of 10 or more miles while turning up the strength by adding some speed, this bike can take you there.</p>
<p>&bull; Racing bike. This bike is made for race, sporting a smooth. It is also thin and ultra light frame. A short wheelbase lets the bike to respond to the slightest movements and 12 or 18 gears will get you. It will keep you at top speed. If you are into winning races, this is the bike for you.</p>
<p>&bull; All Land Bike or Mountain bike. This type of bike is tough. It is built with a strong frame, straight handlebars and fat, knobby tires. It tackles the rigors of off road riding. The upright riding position on the bike makes it comfortable while providing you leverage for steep inclines.</p>
<p>&bull; Once you know which type bike you desire, ensure that the bike you choose fits you appropriately. There&rsquo;s effectively two ways to accomplish a good fit. If you want an ideal fit, for about $50, have a quality bicycle shop that will compute your bike size using a computerized program called the Fit Kit. They will take several measurements such as length of your legs; torso and arms then give you a printout of your measurements. It will also give you the frame height and length that will best suit your body.</p>
<p>The second best way to get a good bike fit is to follow these guidelines such as  determining the frame height. You should have one to two inches of advance between the top bar of the bike and your crotch. You should also have three to four inches if you are going to be riding on off-road terrain.</p>
<p>If you want to be a little more precise, measure your inseam. Straddle the bike; lift it up until the top bar touches your crotch. Subsequently, you should measure the distance between the bottom of the tires and ground.</p>
<p>These are just some of those numerous advices you can think about in purchasing a right bike for you. In this sense, getting the right bike for you will lead you to achieve right biking supplies too.</p>
<p>For more information on <a href="http://www.BIKE-SEATS.NET">Bike Supplies</a> please visit our website.</p>
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		<title>The Light</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>EileenDeClemente</dc:creator>
		
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		<description><![CDATA[Does a girl in her school years from the ages of 14-18 really start to look at her future and what kind of decisions she need to make to be sure she becomes someone? What is a someone? What do we have to do to become a someone? I literally did not have an idea [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Does a girl in her school years from the ages of 14-18 really start to look at her future and what kind of decisions she need to make to be sure she becomes someone? What is a someone? What do we have to do to become a someone? I literally did not have an idea nor did I care but I always felt like less than a person because I never thought about those things as important. I watched every year go by, freshman grade through to a senior, as my grades in school got worse my priorities got less but most importantly, myself respect was going downhill fast.</p>
<p>That did not feel good at all, in fact it was very sad at times. I would actually cry at times when I was alone but I didn&#8217;t want anyone to think I cared about anything. Alcohol and different drugs helped me so I experimented with them for a short time thinking it would help. Drugs like marijuana, speed, cocaine, and prescription pills like sleeping pills and tranquilizers; I didn&#8217;t care what they were as long as I could get a hold of something. I was not afraid to try any kind of substance at time went on because in the beginning I would be afraid if I drank too much alcohol that something would happen to me but that didn&#8217;t last long.</p>
<p>Once I started to drink and mix with drugs I stopped being sad while I was feeling the effects but the next day I would physically feel sick and try to remember things I had done which made me feel even worse about myself. It would make me feel very embarrassed to hear about what I did that it made me want to crawl in a hole and die. My method of coping with this terrible feeling is to begin drinking again so I could get myself to the point of not feeling sadness again. This was a vicious cycle that continued seven days a week. Eventually, that feeling was the only place I wanted to be.</p>
<p>I floated in that place in my head for years and years but it was a very dark place. My head was the dark place and the reason why I know that is because for the first year of my sober life I finally started to see the light. When I wake up in the morning I saw the light and over time that light would stay in my head and for quite some time I was afraid of it.</p>
<p>I&#8217;ve always been afraid of the unknown. The light was the unknown to me because I had never experienced the light lasting for any length of time. It was always complete darkness to me but when I opened my eyes in the morning to me it was still dark. I brought that darkness to my head at a very young age, about age 13 which was two years after I began drinking. That was the beginning of my depression, but I put on a good act to the rest of the world. I was always smiling and pretending things are fine which became exhausting at times because it was always an act I was putting on.</p>
<p>When I got sober the first time I experienced the light was in rehab after being there about three weeks. Many things had happened in those three weeks and they were all life changing. They were unknown feelings to me because they didn&#8217;t feel bad, which is what I was used to. Then the light came back the second time a few days later. I had fallen asleep for the first time as soon as I went to bed in rehab one evening, I must have been asleep two hours and I sat up so fast I felt breathless but when I opened my eyes I saw the light, and not just the one in the hall. I saw the light all around my face and the sides of my head and I felt like smiling. I couldn&#8217;t believe it, it actually felt good. I laid back down and stayed awake for awhile but all I thought about in my head were all the things I was finally being honest to my self about and to my counselor. Then I realized that if I continued to remain honest and made the right choices that this light was going to stay. I was in control for the first time; finally it was all in my hands.</p>
<p>For me to be able to describe the depression I was in for years tell me that I was never completely numb, as this was the constant goal for myself, to avoid feeling. I was always feeling so much sadness and I hated myself, my life and what I was doing to my family. It had been so long I was numbing myself and living absolutely fearless of what I was putting in my body. I just existed in a day to day life of unhappiness, accidental overdoses, and all this time I was oblivious to what I was doing to my family whom I loved so much. All this doesn&#8217;t sound like the actions of a woman who cared about anyone but herself. I did learn as a young child how to block out the world around me because I thought that this is what I needed to do to survive.</p>
<p>This ability to see this new light in my life was exciting but also petrifying at the same time. A lot of change was ahead of me, but I was on the right path to sobriety after rehab. I was aware that tough times were ahead of me, but I really didn&#8217;t understand the changes that I was about to face.</p>
<p>Eileen DeClemente was 11 years old when she took her first drink. Alive is her courageous story of an addiction so consuming it nearly killed her and destroyed her family. To anyone who has ever battled an addiction, and to the people who have loved them. This story is for you, <a href="http://www.eileenisalive.com">Eileen is Alive</a>.</p>
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		<title>Professional Waste Baskets &#8211; Their Care and Feeding!</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>GarnetBailey</dc:creator>
		
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		<description><![CDATA[Those responsible for the buying of office furniture and supplies have a large responsibility. After all, office equipment can have a significant impact on a company&#8217;s appearance, in terms of professionalism, as well as productivity. That is why all office furniture, equipment, and supplies, including hardwood waste baskets, should be purchased with care.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Those responsible for the buying of office furniture and supplies have a large responsibility. After all, office equipment can have a significant impact on a company&rsquo;s appearance, in terms of professionalism, as well as productivity. That is why all office furniture, equipment, and supplies, including hardwood waste baskets, should be purchased with care.</p>
<p>As important as it is to know that hardwood waste baskets for the office should be treated as a valuable item, many are curious as to why. If properly used, cared for, and maintained, office waste baskets can help to improve office professionalism, as well as create proper organization. For example, an office waste basket that is overflowing with shredded documents or other garbage, looks unprofessional in nature. Unnecessary clutter can also have a negative impact on productivity, as many work better and produce the best results when working in a well organized space.</p>
<p>Those responsible for the purchase of office supplies will also soon learn that they have a number of waste basket buying options. Office waste baskets come in an unlimited number of formats, but most companies prefer hardwood waste baskets. Hardwood waste baskets, with cherry, walnut, mahogany, and oak finishes, are elegant in nature and usually match and augment the surrounding office furnishings. The first step in taking full advantage of a paper waste basket for the office is to utilize the furnishings to create a theme. Baskets with finishes, such as cherry, that match office furniture are an easy way to improve the look and feel of any office, and thus improve office professionalism.</p>
<p>Creating a sorting system is another way that hardwood waste baskets can be used to their fullest potential. Increasingly, many companies have multiple waste baskets in their establishments, many with different purposes. For example, one basket may be used for recyclables, another for paper for shredding, while another may be used for non-recyclables. This sorting is likely to promote organization and reduce office clutter.</p>
<p>Office wastebaskets, as with all other pieces of office equipment, should be looked at as business investment. The best way to take full advantage of a hardwood waste basket is to take steps to prolong its life. This, in turn, enables companies to save a considerable amount of money overtime. Prolonged life can be achieved by proper positioning, as well as proper care and maintenance. All waste baskets should be emptied on a regular basis. Location is important, as an area that is light in traffic is likely to reduce damage from accidental contact, such as kicking. It is also important to ensure the inner sufaces of the basket are kept clean and free of any waste materials to prolong the life of the basket, and avoid any damage or unwanted smells to accumulate.</p>
<p>SuccessImage supplies top of the line hardwood waste baskets, with tambour styles, in cherry, mahogany, oak, and walnut. Waste paper baskets are also sold in a number of different sizes, such as 24 quarts, and shapes, such as rectangular. This selection makes it even easier for you to find and choose those that are the perfect fit for your office settings.</p>
<p>Successimage - Supplier of exclusive <a href="http://www.successimage.com">hardwood desk accessories</a> and distinctive <a href=http://www.successimage.com/cat--Waste-Baskets--WasteBaskets>hardwood waste baskets</a>. Proudly Creating Workspaces That Inspire!</p>
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		<title>Green Concept Cars You Might Be Driving in the Next Five Years</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>ScottConklin</dc:creator>
		
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		<description><![CDATA[With the price of gas steadily climbing around the country, more and more drivers are looking forward to the next wave of cars that will look great, serve their needs, and save them money at the pump (or take them away from the pump). At auto shows around the country this past year, more and [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>With the price of gas steadily climbing around the country, more and more drivers are looking forward to the next wave of cars that will look great, serve their needs, and save them money at the pump (or take them away from the pump). At auto shows around the country this past year, more and more auto makers were showing concept cars that were green, ones that used little to no gas. Here are a few of those cars that you may be driving in the next five years.</p>
<p>Mazda Nagare</p>
<p>Offering a sleek style and futuristic look, the Mazda Nagare features gull-wing doors that open up to reveal space inside for four passengers, with the driver sitting front and center, and three passengers sitting in the rear lounge style seat. While Mazda hasn&#8217;t confirmed exactly what type of drive-train will be used on the Nagare, they have said that it could use a hydrogen-powered rotary engine. No time table or production numbers have yet been given for the Nagare, as Mazda is currently using it mostly as a design experiment.</p>
<p>Daihatsu UFE-III</p>
<p>A third generation concept from the Tokyo auto show, the UFE-III features three seats (a 1 + 2 configuration), and an aerodynamic body that is part of the root of its fuel economy. Powered by a diminutive 660cc Atkinson 3 cylinder engine and two electric motors, the UFE-III has a fuel economy of 203 miles per gallon. It&#8217;s unclear if this car will ever be seen in the United States, but the design and fuel economy are exactly that US drivers are currently looking for.</p>
<p>GM Saab Aero X</p>
<p>Taking a cue from their aviation roots, Saab has created a concept car without traditional doors, instead opting for a canopy opening similar to what one would find on a fighter jet. This two seater is made from lighter materials to help with fuel economy, and uses ethanol instead of standard gasoline to fuel its 400-hp twin turbo V6 engine. No word on when or if this car will ever see production, but more than one car enthusiast is already drooling over the possibility.</p>
<p>Volvo 3CC</p>
<p>Featuring an electric powertrain that can quietly propel the car to a top speed of 85mph, the Volvo 3CC is what many drivers are starting to look forward to &ndash; a car that doesn&#8217;t rely on gasoline. Initially designed with 3 seats (2 in the front, one in the back), the current design is offering a more traditional four seat layout, while maintaining the futuristic look of many concept cars, including upswing doors for easy entrance. Included in this concept car, are added safety features such as steering wheel, instrument panel, and foot pedals that all shift forward during a collision to reduce impact.</p>
<p>Ford Airstream</p>
<p>Taking a page from the classic airstream trailers, the Ford Airstream pays homage with its classic colors and body design, all the while offering a family car for the next century. Powered by an electric fuel cell that gets the equivalent of 41 miles per gallon, the Ford Airstream can travel 25 miles before the fuel cells kick in to recharge the lithium ion batteries that give power to operate the car. With a screen for entertaining and setting the mood inside the car, this is a family vehicle that looks great and is great for the environment. Ford hasn&#8217;t said whether you&#8217;ll be able to find this at your local dealership yet (be that a Kansas Ford dealership or someplace in California), but with the demand for family vehicles that are environmentally friendly, be on the lookout for it in the near future.</p>
<p>Toyota FT-HS</p>
<p>A sports car for the next century, the Toyota FT-HS features seating for between two and four passengers (depending on whether or not the roof is retracted), and 400-hp or engine output from its Hybrid Synergy Drive. With a dedicated drivers cockpit that has all of the instruments and readings necessary centered on the driver, this sports car features sleek lines to help reduce drag and increase fuel efficiency. Toyota hasn&#8217;t said when or if the FT-HS will see production, but do keep an eye out for some of its features to start appearing in Scions.</p>
<p>Honda FCX</p>
<p>One of the closer vehicles to seeing production, the Honda FCX features a fuel cell system, but that&#8217;s only the start of what makes this concept so impressive. Speed sensitive adjusting instrument panels move according to speed to be more effective, biometric systems adjust the mirrors, wheel, and pedals to your settings as you approach the vehicle, and line of sight operated switches allow you to control things like audio and air conditioning without removing your hands from the wheel. All of this, coupled with a spacious interior made from new-age light-weight materials and you have a vehicle that provides 21st century technology and green efficiency into a vehicle that suits the needs of most drivers.</p>
<p>Chevrolet Volt</p>
<p>Looking to see production in 2010, the Chevy Volt drew rave reviews at the most recent car shows due to its design and E-Flex propulsion system that utilizes a combination of plug-in electricity and gasoline to provide a car that can attain an estimated 640 miles on a single tank of gas. All of this on a car that is rumored to range in price from $20,000 to $35,000.</p>
<p>With most people commuting less than 40 miles, Chevy designed the Volt to travel up to 40 miles without using a single drop of gas, and then using gas only to recharge the batteries that actually move the wheels. With space for five and a futuristic design that is both appealing and aerodynamic, the Volt is well on its way to being the first of many vehicles that are environmentally friendly and stylish at the same time.</p>
<p>More to Come</p>
<p>Every year more and more manufacturers are offering concept cars that are stylish, spacious, and fuel efficient to a more and more demanding public. While this is certainly not a comprehensive list of green concept cars, there will certainly be more shown in the years to come.</p>
<p>Scott Conklin is the owner of Conklin Cars, a leading provider of <a href="http://www.conklinnewton.com">Kansas Ford</a> vehicles and <a href="http://www.conklinfangman.com">Missouri Used Cars</a> with locations Newton, Kansas and Kansas City, MO. They can be found online at: http://www.conklincars.com.</p>
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		<title>Make Your Own Gift Basket - Gift Baskets Making Tips</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>AngelaSmith</dc:creator>
		
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		<description><![CDATA[Aren&#8217;t making gift baskets a lot of fun. I would completely dislike the idea of using prefabricated gift baskets, because they are not special at all. Just pause for a moment and think - would like a prefabricated basket, no would be the answer, and the same goes for everyone. We would like to share [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Aren&#8217;t making gift baskets a lot of fun. I would completely dislike the idea of using prefabricated gift baskets, because they are not special at all. Just pause for a moment and think - would like a prefabricated basket, no would be the answer, and the same goes for everyone. We would like to share a few tips on gift basket making, these tips give up an up close view on how you can warp gift basket, theme thoughts for gift basket &#038; gift basket crafting ideas. If you have search endlessly for the correct way of gift basket making then here is where your search ends.</p>
<p>The most important thing is to have an idea and then to make the idea reality. The person who is to receive this gift is herself/himself the guide. You gift basket theme can range from Get Well Soon, Sympathy, Birthday, Wedding Anniversary, Valentines Day, Thank You, New Baby Arrival, Congratulations, Retirement, Housewarming, Friendship Day, Wedding, Condolence, Mothers Day, Corporate Events, Fathers Day, Easter, Administrative Assistance Week, Bosses Day, Thanksgiving, Grandparents Day, &#038; Christmas.</p>
<p>After you have finalized upon on a theme you can begin to shop or collect things for it. For instance If your are preparing for a mother&#8217;s day gift basket then gift her a crafter&#8217;s basket or if it&#8217;s for your dad then buy him some nice sports gear with jogging shoes. At this moment the importance of knowing personal taste and dislikes come to fore. Frankly speaking knowing personal tastes is just half the job what you do after knowing all that matters more. Gifting an item that they long before wished for will make it their happiest moment possibly. Lets try to hit upon a couple of ideas that can be of help:</p>
<p>&middot; Placing a silk scarf, earrings, broach, perfume, evening purse, belt, necklace, cosmetic accessories all these things will make any woman just love the gift. Those ladies who are techno savvy then iPOD covers, matching pens, colorful mobile accessories and many more would be the best gift for them.</p>
<p>&middot; For school attending kids, there are innumerable things to keep them occupied and to keep them happy. Such things help moms keep their kids away from wasting time on needless activities. This way you are doing the mother a favor and the kids will also be able to expand his memory and skills. The gift basket should have game puzzles, Rubik&#8217;s cube, DIY subjects for kids, word-search book, 3D puzzle, crossword puzzle book, jigsaw puzzle &#038; puzzle books to solve, so you see there are many puzzles, and puzzle make kids think beyond their current knowledge levels.</p>
<p>&middot; Pet lovers would be overjoyed if you gift something for their pets, they will feel as if you too have a liking for their pet. Make a pet gift basket and place some food dishes along with books on general pet care, pet toys like rubber mice, rubber ball, brush, collar, catnip ball, rawhide bone, dog brush, dog biscuits, dog collar, queaky toy, leashes, pet blankets and other items that come to mind.</p>
<p>Discover more tips on <a href="http://www.basketcrafting.com">how to make a gift basket</a> and <a href="http://www.basketcrafting.com/veneer_basket_making.php">veneer basket making</a> when you visit <a href="http://www.basketcrafting.com">http://www.basketcrafting.com</a>.</p>
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		<title>I Run My Car on Water</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Yes, you read the headline correctly - I run my car on water. Well, actually I run my car on water and gas. I got tired of the high gas prices and decided it was time to do something. I had heard about a few other people who had converted to water years ago, but [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Yes, you read the headline correctly - I run my car on water. Well, actually I run my car on water and gas. I got tired of the high gas prices and decided it was time to do something. I had heard about a few other people who had converted to water years ago, but always thought it was something for the skilled mechanic, requiring major changes to the car engine.</p>
<p>I did my research, which wasn&rsquo;t easy, but finally came across a manual someone offered as an e-book (a book you can download instantly on-line) that gave detailed instructions on exactly what to do. I am more of an office person, not especially car engine inclined, so I expected a difficult project ahead of me that I would probably ending up taking to a mechanic to have completed at a cost of $1,000&rsquo;s. Not so. The book cost me $97. The parts cost me less than $60. It took me about an hour to complete, on my own, without assistance.</p>
<p>I went from 15 mpg city driving, to over 30 mpg. My truck runs quieter, has more power and shows better overall performance. If I ever desired, I could reverse the system in less than 5 minutes. My warranty isn&rsquo;t affected, because I made no mechanical changes. All I did was add a new fuel component. And I use less than a quart of water every several hundred miles.</p>
<p>How do you complete the conversion? Well, they don&rsquo;t give me enough space to try and explain the parts, assembly and installation. You will have to buy the manual yourself or better yet, pay me $300 to convert your car for you. I have quite a long waiting list right now of people who want me to convert their vehicle to water, but eventually I hope to hire and train a crew and open several conversion shops. We could turn back gas prices and clean up the environment faster if you would do it yourself and then help others to do the same.</p>
<p>I will explain how the system works. It sounds crazy to run your car on water. Actually, you are running your car on hydrogen and gas. Unfortunately technology hasn&rsquo;t progressed enough to run a car totally on hydrogen. But, I think that will change soon.</p>
<p>Hydrogen as a gas is volatile and could cause an explosion if concentrated. That&rsquo;s where the problem exists for storing hydrogen for running your vehicle. That&rsquo;s why we use water. It is in no way combustible as a liquid. Yet water is 2 parts hydrogen, 1 part oxygen (H20).</p>
<p>By adding an electric current to the water, HHO gas is produced. The car needs oxygen for combustion and your vehicle already has an air intake for the oxygen it needs. By producing HHO gas and introducing it to your existing combustion system the hydrogen is used as fuel and the oxygen adds a richer combustion environment. Air is only 16-21% oxygen, so introducing pure oxygen to the mix makes the system more efficient. Less gas is needed because the hydrogen is used as fuel. A fuse prevents build up of too much hydrogen gas, making it very safe.</p>
<p>Waste product from normal gas combustion produces harmful gases, including huge amounts of carbon dioxide (CO2) and leaves deposits in your engine. Using water as the fuel produces a waste product without pollutants &ndash; simply water. There is no waste matter left in your engine. If anything, water cleans and lubricates your engine.</p>
<p>If Americans would simply convert all vehicles on the road to hybrids of this nature we would send gas prices back to $1 a gallon, reduce global warming, breathe cleaner air and increase our overall daily quality of life - all without Congress, the oil companies or the major automobile manufacturers.</p>
<p>Jeff Keto - you can find the manual I used at <a href="http://UseH2OForFuel.com">http://UseH2OForFuel.com</a></p>
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		<title>How to Stop Dependence on Foreign Oil</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Every other day we hear about a new record high gas price. Just recently the national average hit the $4 mark. Some areas are lower and other areas are higher. The news for the future doesn&#8217;t look promising for prices. Some are predicting we will hit the $5 or $6 mark.
The oil companies offer explanations [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Every other day we hear about a new record high gas price. Just recently the national average hit the $4 mark. Some areas are lower and other areas are higher. The news for the future doesn&rsquo;t look promising for prices. Some are predicting we will hit the $5 or $6 mark.</p>
<p>The oil companies offer explanations that cover a wide range of excuses. They have blamed high prices on the fact that they can&rsquo;t keep up with demand since no new refineries have been built in 25 years. The next month the problem is with nations such as China and Russia requiring more oil for their industrial expansions. Then the problem lays with the ever increasing prices for oil on the commodities market, even though the actual price of a barrel is much cheaper. Next the problem is increased seasonal demand. The excuses are endless. Yet the oil companies continue to post record profits in the multi-billions.</p>
<p>The complexity of the problem seems enormous. Tackling the problems is daunting indeed: the rich getting rich on commodities speculation, oil companies raising prices beyond a reasonable profit because they simply can, building new refineries with environmentalists crying wolf, and countries such as China stockpiling reserves. Congress is ill informed and politically unable to come to a solution. They need our votes to get re-elected, but they want the fortunes they receive for letting the problem continue.</p>
<p>I have a solution. At first people say, &lsquo;Yeah right! That would be nice&#8221;. I can understand their skepticism. We are just not taught to think for ourselves and believe the easy solution. The rich want to get richer and they want us to believe we are stuck in homage to them.</p>
<p>When the internal combustion engine was originally developed it was supposed to run our cars on hydrogen &ndash; freely available in the air and water around us. Gas wasn&rsquo;t available to us on every other street corner. The problem was that hydrogen gas is explosive and we couldn&rsquo;t figure out a safe way to store hydrogen in our vehicles. So, with American ingenuity we started developing gas as a readily available source for fuel. Eventually we exceeded our own resources by our demand. In doing so we have made many men wealthy and funded the very terrorists we now fight.</p>
<p>OK. The solution: use hydrogen to fuel our vehicles. How, you ask. The car companies have been working on this for years. They say we are years off from developing the technology. It is true that we are years from safely running a vehicle 100% on hydrogen. But, what if I told you any car or truck could safely and easily be converted to run on hydrogen and gas, or hydrogen and diesel, or hydrogen and bio-fuel for less than $300. For many people that is the excess they pay for gas in a month. I used to be a courier and spent $600 a month on gas when prices were $2.</p>
<p>I converted my vehicle to run on hydrogen and gas. I went from 15 mpg driving in the city to more than 30 mpg city driving. I&rsquo;m been thinking of taking a long trip to see how much my mileage improves on the highway. The truck has more noticeable power, runs quietly, and has an overall improved performance.</p>
<p>It doesn&rsquo;t take special tanks or modifications to the engine. In fact, after buying a book with the instructions to convert for $97, my conversion took less than $60 and about an hour. It was relatively easy, especially considering I am by no means mechanically inclined when it comes to engines. Believe me, if I can do it, you can do it.</p>
<p>Why don&rsquo;t the car companies offer this simple technology that has been around for as long as my grandparents have lived? The only answer I can think of is money &ndash; they want you to buy expensive new hybrid vehicles. Can you imagine if most Americans caught on and converted their vehicles? Gas prices would fall drastically as demand for gas fell.</p>
<p>It is so easy and yet so many are skeptical because it is so easy. It will not void car warranties because you don&rsquo;t modify the mechanics of the vehicle. It is totally reversible, but why you would want to is beyond me. It is safe, cheap and produces totally green emissions &ndash; no pollution &ndash; the exhaust is water. It cleans your engine, gives more power and costs about $0.31 a month for hydrogen fuel.</p>
<p>There are 1000&rsquo;s of people who have done the conversion, some for a number of years. I am now trying to get the financing to offer the conversions from a shop location. In the meantime I convert an average of 3 cars a day from my home, charging $300 each (at least until the homeowners association shuts me down). My brother finally decided to try it out and will be converting a truck in Arkansas that he needs to drive to Nevada, pulling a trailer.</p>
<p>By the way, the inexpensive fuel I use &ndash; water. That&rsquo;s right - totally safe, inexpensive, readily available, non-flammable water. I use less than 2 quarts per month. A pint should get you a couple of hundred miles.</p>
<p>This is by far the easiest, safest method for the average person to take control and cheaply stop our dependence on foreign oil.</p>
<p>Jeff Keto - you can find the manual I used at <a href="http://UseH2OForFuel.com">http://UseH2OForFuel.com</a></p>
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		<title>Five Simple Ways to Slow Down the Aging Process</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>JoePatterson</dc:creator>
		
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		<description><![CDATA[As baby boomers start to head into their retirement years, they are faced with the reality and inevitability of the body&#8217;s natural aging process. Everyone wants to prevent aging - at least the negative effects of aging - but tends to believe it can&#8217;t be done.
Well, you may not be able to stop aging completely, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>As baby boomers start to head into their retirement years, they are faced with the reality and inevitability of the body&#8217;s natural aging process. Everyone wants to prevent aging - at least the negative effects of aging - but tends to believe it can&#8217;t be done.</p>
<p>Well, you may not be able to stop aging completely, but you can definitely slow it down. To find out how, keep reading for five simple steps to help you resist aging when the time comes.</p>
<p>Don&#8217;t Stress the Younger Days Away</p>
<p>Stress is a key instigator of aging. The more you worry, the more those forehead lines begin to show, your hair starts to go gray and you find it a little more difficult to breathe each day. Stress will also accelerate your mental aging because it causes you to become increasingly forgetful and confused.</p>
<p>To avoid or at least minimize stress, you should make your life more organized by planning events and leaving enough time for your day-to-day family activities. Also, focus on mental relaxation and meditation. Take the stress away and you reduce the likelihood of developing premature wrinkles.</p>
<p>Sweat it Out</p>
<p>Working out keeps your body young. As your pores open up while you sweat, you are releasing a variety of toxins and bacterium that otherwise would normally increase the speed of the aging process.</p>
<p>Working out also helps circulate the blood and oxygen in your body, making sure that your organs can work correctly, cells are rejuvenated and nutrients are delivered throughout. Also, a strong body is a young body, so try to exercise for at least 20 to 30 minutes every day, doing some form of aerobic workout that you enjoy.</p>
<p>Purify With Water</p>
<p>Drinking water can do wonders for slowing the aging process. Water helps to hydrate the body, thus cleansing the body of more harmful toxins that cause us to age.</p>
<p>Water also hydrates the skin, giving it a fuller, softer and smoother appearance. So, try to drink at least 8 glasses of water every day.</p>
<p>Additionally, many people enjoy the benefits of cleaner filtered, distilled, or spring water which eliminate some of the harmful chemicals that can be delivered with normal tap water.</p>
<p>Nutrients do a Body Good</p>
<p>Eating a balanced, healthy diet can slow the aging process in two ways - it will help you maintain a healthy weight and digestive system, and it&#8217;ll provide your body with the fuel it needs to fight free radicals, generate new cell growth and maintain your overall strength.</p>
<p>Stick with lean proteins, fruits and vegetables for a diet that will help keep you young and strong for years to come. Try a number of healthy food options to find those you actually enjoy and will continue to eat over the long haul.</p>
<p>Moisturize</p>
<p>The best thing you can do to keep your body looking young is to moisturize inside and out. Obviously drinking water helps with the interior, while the external application of topical moisturizer can help with the outside. You should also use sun screen if you are planning to go outside, and moisturize your body afterward.</p>
<p>For information on anti-aging options, please visit http://www.antiagingresolve.com, a popular site providing great insights concerning skin care and wrinkle reduction ideas, such as <a href="http://www.antiagingresolve.com/top-wrinkle-cream.shtml">top wrinkle creams</a>, <a href="http://www.antiagingresolve.com/prices-for-plastic-surgery.shtml">plastic surgery</a>, <a href="http://www.antiagingresolve.com/titan-skin-tightening.shtml">Titan skin tightening</a>, and many more!</p>
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		<title>Want To Import A Car Into Canada?</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 30 Nov 1999 00:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Want to import a car into Canada? Is it a good idea or is it not? It has been oft quoted by prominent Canadian economist M.R.J. Labovitch that &#8220;Canadians are among the stupidest people who inhabit the earth &#8220;. Further the economist has pointed out that when the recent rise of the Canadian dollar &#8211; [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Want to import a car into Canada? Is it a good idea or is it not? It has been oft quoted by prominent Canadian economist M.R.J. Labovitch that &ldquo;Canadians are among the stupidest people who inhabit the earth &ldquo;. Further the economist has pointed out that when the recent rise of the Canadian dollar &ndash; usually referred to in the trade of economists and foreign currency specialists and traders as &ldquo;the Loonie&rdquo; is way out of whack. Whether it is the price of bananas in Grand Forks North Dakota or pricing of cars &ndash; it appears that neither are fair and equitable when one compares dollar per dollar either prices of those bananas per pound or the price of a new automobile &ndash; whether it be an imported car , truck or SUV vehicle.</p>
<p>A Canadian shopping in the U.S.A. for a car and then bringing it in, (importing the car), through relatively standardized channels can save a wallop of cash. For example &ndash; an Acura MDX models starts at $ 40,000 in the US but $ 54,000 in Canada. Or take the case of Volvo cars &ndash; which are made in Sweden, nowhere near the North American continent. For the exact same luxury model &ndash; the S60 the &ldquo;premium&rdquo; option package the cost is $ 995. After extensive travel and research industry experts such as Winnipeg based William Simpson has come to the conclusion that the cost of this options package priced in Canada would easily range between $ 5 - $ 8,000 that is with this &ldquo;premium &ldquo;options package was available to the Canadian automotive market as opposed to piece-meal and ala carte.</p>
<p>The humorous part or not so humorous part is that it does not seem to matter where the car is made. Regardless of domestic or offshore origin you as a Canadian will pay a lot more for the same product &ndash; irrespective of any taxes paid. It is not a situation as with gas prices where the bulk of the cost of the product is taxation. In this case with no taxes, or taxes out, there is a large pricing difference to you no matter what Whether your car is made and manufactured in Canada, with all kinds of federal and provincial government support and informal subsidies and then treated as a NAFTA free trade vehicle or the car is manufactured far away in a foreign country or continent the pattern is all the same..</p>
<p>How does an average person and consumer go about importing a vehicle into Canada from the United States? Importing a car from the U.S. into Canada is a relatively simple matter and process. First the prospective buyer researches his car in a standard and normal sense. Next he or she should check with the Canadian Government agency to check and verify if the car, truck or S.U.V. vehicle that they wish to import is admissible. The website is easily found, in a standard manner, from the Canadian Government Department &ldquo;The Registrar of Foreign Motor Vehicles &ldquo;or Riv for short. The website can be found at www.riv.ca . Prominent on the front page of the Riv.ca website is &ldquo;Importing a U.S. Vehicle into Canada Find out how.&rdquo;</p>
<p>The RIV&rsquo;s process states to check and verify: that your vehicle is admissible and can be modified to meet Canadian requirements by checking Transport Canada&#8217;s List of Vehicles Admissible from the United States. The Registrar of Imported Vehicles program regulates only vehicles originally manufactured for the U.S. market. Vehicles originally manufactured to standards other than the U.S. or Canada, are inadmissible into Canada under the current laws. The program regulates passenger cars, trucks, vans, jeeps, chassis cabs, trailers, motorcycles, off-road vehicles and snowmobiles less than 15 years old and buses manufactured after January 1, 1971.</p>
<p>For information on the importation of vehicles into Canada from countries other than the United States, go to Transport Canada&#8217;s web site as well as Canada Border Services Agency&#8217;s web site.</p>
<p>Next in line with RIV&rsquo;s procedure is to check for vehicle modification requirements. Even if your vehicle was manufactured in Canada for North American requirement your vehicle must meet Canadian standards. As examples Canadian vehicles are required by laws and standards that both have car infant tether mounts and daylight running lights.</p>
<p>One more recent addition to the lists is for a simple recall clearance letter. The recall clearance letter sates that the vehicle has no outstanding recalls by the manufacturer on it.</p>
<p>The recall clearance letter must be on official letterhead from either the dealer or manufacture.</p>
<p>Either can simply issue the letter. However the letter is mandatory at the time of entry, in order to pass the Canadian border clearance process.</p>
<p>In order to &ldquo;export &ldquo;your car from the United States to Canada you must receive export clearance from the U.S. border authorities. This is mandatory and if not done can result in major fines &ndash; either now or later on a simple road trip &ldquo;across the line&rdquo;. Simply fax the appropriate U.S. border post&rsquo;s vehicle export fax phone number at least 72 hours before arrival.</p>
<p>In terms of transporting your vehicle there are several options. Either you can do it yourself and perhaps make it a holiday and vacation of picking up your vehicle. In other cases either you may not have the time available or feel the drive is too strenuous. A processional car transport service can be hired to transport your new vehicle. On top of that if the vehicle leaves the dealer lot on a transport truck, its tires will never hit the pavement of the highway. The car does not have to be plated in the state. As a result the savings incurred in states sales taxes that may not have to be paid, may well pay for the transportation costs of the car carrier service. Of course verify all of this both with the dealer and the local state tax authorities before committing to any plans and the auto carrier transport service.</p>
<p>Next, after receiving clearance follow the process outlined on the Riv site at the Canadian Border Port of entry. Not all Canadian border posts are set up for this process. Generally the larger entry ports are. You will be asked to provide documentation as indicated on the Riv site.</p>
<p>Title, documentation and sales receipts are required. You will need a valid Canadian address to be eligible for this process. You will be billed by Canada customs a Riv fee of approximately $ 300, General Sales Tax (G.S.T.) on the price of the vehicle. In addition, depending on the origin of manufacture of the car you will be required to pay 6.1 % duty if the car is not made within the NAFTA Free Trade Zone (U.S.A., Canada and Mexico). G.S.T. in 2008 now runs at 5 %. Provincial Sales Tax payment will vary depending on the province of the owner and importer of the vehicle.</p>
<p>Interestingly enough if the car is a &ldquo;Classic Car&rdquo;, older than 15 years of age; the car will fall in a different and much simpler procedure with few requirements and inspection. It all depends on the rules and modifications for that vehicle as stated on the Riv website. If in doubt phone. Remember that you will have to comply again with certain regulations &ndash; such as daytime running lights and other requirements in your specific locale and province.</p>
<p>All in all importing a car into Canada from the United States can be a fairly easy and straightforward affair, even if you do it yourself, without the need for a broker. Two factors come into play &ndash; always verify what the current rules are with the Government of Canada authorities &ndash; Transport Canada and the Registrar of Foreign Motor Vehicles (Riv). Lastly always pay close attention to fluctuations in the currency rates &ndash; Canadian dollars vs. U.S. American currency.</p>
<p>Lastly even If you have done all your homework you may be squeamish or not have the time and energy to physically transact the final importation process. Some people may have had previous encounters with the customs authorities.. Others may have their own reasons and just want it done right. For a nominal fee a professional customs broker can accomplish the final leg work. Such a trained professional can vette your paperwork and inspect it. A great amount of time and energy can be saved by using the services of a trained professional customs broker, who is both trained in process, and does it all the time. Often using the services of a professional customs broker is money well spent.</p>
<p><a href="http://www.canadianfleetservices.com/">Import Car Canada</a> <a href="http://www.wpgauto.com">Winnipeg Auto Dealers Car Finance</a> <a href="http://www.canadianfleetservices.com//">Riv.ca</a> <a href="http://www.canadianfleetservices.com//">Winnipeg Manitoba Import Car Carrier</a>.</p>
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