Run Your Car On Water Blog

By Timothy D. BradyFor the trucking industry, this has been a harsh year. With the mortgage and housing collapse, the price of fuel increasing at unprecedented rates, and now Wall Street coming apart at the seams, we’re all afraid to travel around the next corner. It seems as one area starts to stabilize, another vital one begins to …

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Directly after the election, (by mistake) one of my white friends received this text.Please be sure to stock up on plenty of water, because there will be a lot of salty crackers out there. Then I was introduced to a letter that was quite shocking regarding what is called The Black New World Order.

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For whatever it’s worth, let me conclude by saying that I think Admiral Blair (Ret.) seems to me a spiffing choice for director of whatever we’re now calling it. I couldn’t have won the Cold War without him. He went on to a brilliant naval career, and besides, how could you resist a guy who once water-skied behind his own destroyer?

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Brian Bonsall (AKA Preston Waters) is currently on the lam after failing to meet the standards of his probation handed down by a Colorado judge after Waters-er-Bonsall was convicted of third-degree assault after beating his girlfriend in 2007.

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Isn’t amazing how something as mundane and insignificant as a strobe light can create such a cool effect?

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Iran’s official news agency says Tehran has proposed building joint light-water nuclear power plants with neighboring Arab countries.

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Scientists have found evidence that convective mixing in the North Atlantic, a mechanism that fuels ocean circulation and affects Earth’s climate, has returned after a decade of near stagnation – thanks, perhaps, to a dramatic loss of sea-ice in the Arctic during the summer of 2007.

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Police are continuing a search in Moreton Bay, north of Brisbane, for a man who jumped from his car and ran into the water after being stopped for a random breath test this morning.

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In 1985, France, Germany and Benelux countries signed Schengen agreements, allowing them to open their internal borders, on a boat located in the water near the village of Schengen (Luxembourg). Schengen agreements started in application in 1990.

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Do your best to stay away from soda. All sodas are sweetened with lots of sugar. The more you can cut out of your diet the better. Also, diet soda is still soda. It may not have as much sugar, but it has other chemicals and components that are not good for your body either. If you drink a soda, counteract it with a glass of water.

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Beach holidays are great in their own way with swimming, sun tanning, water sports and hopefully some relaxation but how about a mix of sunshine, relaxation and loads of serious adventure?Go on a Safari in South Africa!!

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Brunswick Group, the public relations firm that often represents companies involved in big mergers, has brought in some star power to help its clients navigate the waters inside The Beltway.

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You take that first taste of a new recipe you’ve been slaving away at for hours. Suddenly, fiery heat races across your tongue and throat and you scramble for a glass of water. Your guests will be arriving any minute and, as you frantically ponder the options, your eyes move repeatedly to the fire extinguisher on the wall. This situation doesn’t ca

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With catalysts created by an MIT chemist, sunlight can turn water into hydrogen. If the process can scale up, it could make solar power a dominant source of energy.

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How Does The Hydro Assist Fuel Cell System Work? November 30th, 2008 by Sinclair Sonny There are many valid reasons to start looking for alternative fuels for your car. There is the looming danger of global warming, and of course, the most pressing as of the moment, the current global economic downturn. It is for these reasons that many people are looking for ways to lower their spending on fuels. While it may take more than just decades to totally eradicate the use of fossil fuels, there are

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by Sinclair Sonny There are many valid reasons to start looking for alternative fuels for your car. There is the looming danger of global warming, and of course, the most pressing as of the moment, the current global economic downturn. It is for these reasons that many people are looking for ways to lower their spending on fuels. While it may take more than just decades to totally eradicate the use of fossil fuels, there are existing technologies today that can help anyone improve the fuel eco

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Six friends gather up several flavors of Crush soda and have a ‘wine’ tasting with them. Some of the flavors are good, others are bad…real bad. Read up and see who dies, who lives, and who spends the night puking up sugar-water.

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Using DNA analysis, scientists have confirmed the discovery of a new third species of bottlenose dolphin in the waters off southern Australia, which is the only second new dolphin to be discovered in 50 years.

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Please explain your rationale for adding the accumulative poison, fluoride, to the public water supplies of Rockhampton, Mackay, Gold Coast and Brisbane North? You can see below that 12-year-olds in these 4 cities have better dental health than 12-year-olds in fluoridated Townsville….

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While Phoenix made headlines around the world for becoming the first spacecraft to reach out and touch Martian water, its most important discoveries are still ahead.

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By Gar Lipow In the face of economic catastrophe, yesterday’s controversial assertion has become today’s conventional economic wisdom. That lack of regulation is one root of the current depression is not only the view of liberals and moderates, but also of sensible conservatives. And the need for public investment to fight the depression is no longer in doubt either. There are really only two tools in the conventional economic toolbox to fight a depression: lower interest rates, and public inve