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On may 18th 2009 I took my Van to Jiffy Lube in Apple Valley Mn store # 1344 Owned by Heartland Automotive Group Omaha NE to get an oil change. Like they do at most oil change places the worker comes in and tries to sell you add ons. I was told by the manager Devin… Continue

Global Warming causing Ice Shelves to melt. Coastal Sea Level Rise.

As reported on April 29, 2009, The AP press, In Berlin massive chunks of ice crumbled away from an ice shelf in the western Antarctic Peninsula. Researchers warned that a 1,300 square mile of ice was in danger of crumbling off into the ocean. That is equivalent to the state of Rhode Island breaking off the US coast line. The possible events of the coming weeks, has the researchers on edge and watching the activities of t… Continue

HHO Hydrogen Gas

HHO - It's history, advantages, safety, and HHO as fuel for today.
Hydrogen (HHO) gas as a fuel is not a new scientific development. HHO technology has a rich history spanning nearly 100 years - with several notable inventors putting their name to various processes and patented hho generation systems along the way.

Although 'Big Oil' entities and even 'big government' have been successful at keeping this technology sidelined and unavailable to the general public, HHO ga… Continue

In response to several requests for more information about Oxygen (O2) sensors, perhaps the following information will help.
These procedures are only for self powered conventional sensors. Some very new cars are using a different style sensor that is powered. *Many* Oxygen sensors are replaced that are good to excellent. *Many* people don't know how to test them. They routinely last 50,000 or more miles, and if the engine is in good shape, can last the life of the car.
What does the O… Continue

Sea Glass
Sea glass (also known as beach glass, ocean glass, trash glass, mermaid's tears, lucky tears, and many other names) is glass found on beaches along oceans or large lakes that has been tumbled and smoothed by the water and sand, creating small pieces of smooth, frosted glass. Basically, it’s the ocean acting like a big huge rock tumbler over a long period of time.

If we take a look back in time to mid 1950’s or so, prior to the recycling craze and prior to industry of today usin… Continue