May 20 2013

Poetry: You’re fading away

You’re fading away

I cannot feel you anymore

Your heart is a mystery

It used to be my core

You’re fading away

Only your essence is left

I cannot believe you anymore

I am only left bereft

You’re fading away

I cannot touch you anymore

Your love is gone

Nothing is as it was before

You’re fading away

Only your memory remains

I cannot love you as before

My soul cries as it feigns  




May 19 2013

How To Start Fuel Mileage Booster Fuelsaver

Increase your mileage per gallon using revolutionary technology and save 15-20% on your fuel costs. How does it work? How does it drastically reduce your fuel emissions? Why do you need booster dosage in your first fuel tank? How can one 11 litre container of engine cleaning lubricant and fuel quality re-conditioner make 15% savings on up to 1,250 litres of petrol in newer vehicles and 18% savings in older vehicles before you require another purchase?

Put simply, fuel quality conditioners require astounding products. Ethanol based technology products work by breaking down embedded carbon deposits and long-term combustion residues which have accumulated over long periods of time throughout the engine. Applying ethanol fundamental based technology leads to deep engine cleaning. In fact, the engine is cleaned of every last particle of residue to leave you with pristine engine parts using synthetic compounds.

Defining ethanol based technology requires us to refer to scientific advances in organic chemistry and synthetic compounds. Ethanol derived from alcohol has been synthesised into highly effective organic compounds. Polyalphaolefin development is fundamental to ethanol based technology. Reactions between acids and alcohols are scientically formulated to produce an effective product.

With literally millions of miles of road testing, ethanol based technology is now proven to deliver measurable benefits. However to achieve benefits, you must begin with baseline miles per gallon fuel consumption mileage tracking charts, for you to measure exactly how much fuel is being consumed on average per miles per gallon. Older vehicles more than two years old benefit most from the application of this technology. In particular, diesel engine fuel and low sulphur fuel users benefit most from this application as it acts like cetane enhancer. Petrol engines react like high octane engines when fuel quality conditioners are applied.

Only after using the first three tankfulls of petrol do you begin to realise the rewards of the benefits of ethanol based technology as it clearly begins to cleans your engine and any subsequent emissions. When you drive green, you drive clean is an apt description of what fuel quality conditioners provide as they are indeed good for the environment, as they are non-flammable, biodegradeable and non-hazardous being engineered to contain no harmful chemicals, no solvents.

Besides this, fuel quality conditioners have another role as an engine metal conditioner so therefore they extend your engine life with longer intervals between engine changes. As well as this, they cost an average 4 pence to treat each litre of fuel while burning fuel 100% ,reducing emissions by 30% and being actively water repellant.

So therefore to summarise, five deliverable benefits of any good fuel quality conditioner include super-lubrication of the engine parts, reduction of friction, extending the energy life, eliminating combustion residue and hydrocarbon exhaust pollution. Any average 1000ml of revolutionary fuel quality re-conditioner is measured to treat 1,250 litres of fuel and save the average motorist £120 per month which is impressive by any measurable degree.

As any fuel quality re-conditioner requires the support of scientific laboratories and rigorous testing, they offer serious measurable benefits for all of us. Biodiesel fuels have been the subject of much discussion in recent years. Much more so than fuel quality re-conditioners. But this technology is proven to work. All it requires is more awareness among drivers.




May 19 2013

How I'm Spending My Tax Return

I love being self-employed. I don’t have to punch a time clock, and my commute is now so short that I often walk in warm weather. It’s rewarding, but it isn’t easy. The hours are long. I forgot what vacation is. I can’t call in sick, and if cash flow is a little slow, I’m the last to get paid.

It’s also tough to know how much I’ll owe Uncle Sam come April 15th. I make estimated tax payments every quarter based on what I what I have been making, what I think I will make, and eventually I pay on what I actually did make.

Usually, it’s pretty close and I only owe the tax man a little bit, or he owes me a couple bucks, but this year I had extra expenses. I added new signage, added several part-time employees, and moved the business to a better location. With these additional costs, I ended up paying in too much. I have money coming back.

From My Shelf Books & Gifts officially opened its doors for business in July of 2006 with only 3,000 books on the shelves, mostly used, but with dreams of filling the 800 square feet, top to bottom, with books. Running a bookstore is an act of love, and any money I happen to make, I use to express that love by increasing the number of books I have available.

Yes, as a bibliophile I usually use my money to buy more books. So, what am I going to do with this year’s tax return? I’m going to use it to take my wife to the Philadelphia Comic Con. My wife works with me, and sometimes we practically live at the bookstore. We both love books. We both love to read, but we also love stories.

That’s why we love watching Castle on ABC. The protagonist is a best-selling crime novelist. He tags along with a homicide detective squad for both inspiration and accuracy. The show contains insight into a writer’s mind and there are often cameos by real life best-selling authors-such as James Patterson and Michael Connelly.

There are also fun and geeky references to movies, books, popular culture, as well as not so subtle reference to Nathan Fillon’s previous television show, Firefly. Before he was Richard Castle, he was Captain Malcolm Reynolds and this June he’s going to be at the Philadelphia Comic Con…