The air car, that our Gov. won't let in the US

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The website http://www.theaircar.com/


See the video on Youtube
This is the same company which-a few months back-invented
a car that costs only $2500 new. BUT it's
not available in the USA
. Why is it that a gasless vehicle that eliminates the
reason to buy oil from foreign countries hasn't nipped the
minds of US manufacturers? How bad can this be for
anybody, anywhere in the world -- except for foreign oil?

The Compressed Air Car, developed by Motor Development International (MDI)

Founder Guy Negre, might be the best thing
to happen to the motor engine, and people all
over the world.

The $12,700 CityCAT, one of the planned
Air Car models, reaches 68 mph, goes for a
range of 125 miles. It will take only a few
minutes for the CityCAT to refuel at
gas stations equipped with custom air
compressor units. MDI says it should cost
only around $2 to fill the car up with
340 liters of air!

The Air Car will be starting production soon,
thanks to India 's TATA Motors.
Forget corn! That's a joke.

There's fuel, user friendly, pocketbook
friendly fuel!
What can be better than air?

Cool Concept :)

Now
If We will just DEMAND
this technology in
the USA , we can tell
Saudi Arabia , Venezuela &
dirty foreign oil to take a
hike!

In the meantime we suffer because of the
worst do nothing Congress in US history.

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tech humor

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Spoofing, it's happening at your ISP. Maybe

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53% of ISP's are failing on having put the patch on SPOOFING. So more than likely your being spoofed and that's not good.
Go here to wikiapedia to find out about what spoofing is.
And go here to listen to Steve Gibson speak on what's happen or not happening.
So, who is this Steve Gibson? Go here at Wikipedia to find out.

But here's the biggie from Steve for right now, in your browser, type this into you URL box or as you might know it as the address box for or where you put in the "http://www. something .com.

149.20.3.33/test

This is an OARC site, OARC is the outfit that watchs over the Internet.
Go to my Opera blog to see pic of what I got as a reply to me test. I got a "Great", but if you get a POOR that's as bad as it gets. Call your ISP...
Then test again in a week, NO change I'd leave for a better ISP myself.
And don't keep this info to yourself send others here so they can help themselfs as well. The Spoofers are telling other spoofers ya know.

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Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) gave you the power

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EFF Releases "Switzerland" ISP Testing Tool Empowers Internet Users on Eve of FCC Comcast Action

Just click on this pic on EFF's home page for the rest of the story and the free download.

San Francisco - Hours before the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is expected to take action against Comcast for violating the FCC's net neutrality principles, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is releasing "Switzerland," a software tool for customers to test the integrity of their Internet communications.

"The sad truth is that the FCC is ill-equipped to detect ISPs interfering with your Internet connection," said Fred von Lohmann, EFF Senior Intellectual Property Attorney. "It's up to concerned Internet users to investigate possible network neutrality violations, and EFF's Switzerland software is designed to help with that effort. Comcast isn't the first, and certainly won't be the last, ISP to meddle surreptitiously with its subscribers' Internet communications for its own benefit."


Link to the EFF home page and/or listen to Leo Leporte Podcast

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Just a little something fun on tech...

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Find me on Digital Universe Live

So, which one will be fastest? Pause, think, choose and start the vid again. I picked

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Link to theHelp page for Voice in the Opera browser

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OK, here's the link to the Help page at Opera.com to find out how "Voice" works, http://help.opera.com/Windows/9.27/en/voice.html I should have put it into the blog before. Sorry.

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From Keith Combo's blog, Favorite Windows Vista Runtime Improvements (RTI)

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There’s an acronym from the past for you. Run Time Improvements (RTI). I am always looking for ways to squeeze another speed improvement out of Windows Vista. In fact, a few weeks ago I made some changes to my Dell Latitude D820 and it made a very real difference in how the machine performed.

Before I list out all of the stuff below, keep in mind I am willing to sacrifice some features for the sake of overall system performance. I’m usually looking for all of the horsepower out of my machine for a couple of reasons. Video encoding or virtualization workloads.

For the rest of the blog

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