Archive for December 18th, 2006

  • Liquid Coal: Fuel of the Future?

    The United States has more coal reserves than Saudi Arabia has oil reserves.
    So coal companies languishing that these riches seem to fewer practical uses nowadays are transforming the asset into a modern fuel capable of propelling B-52’s and private airliners through the skies…via Liquid Coal
    And some believe this fuel would only cost $40 per barrell!
    Talk […]

  • The Secret To Sucess - Wash!

    I’ve got the feeling I’m going to be a little brain dead this week so for some reason this caught my eye.
    How many people bemoan that they can’t get a job, they can get ahead, they can’t do this or that.
    It’s everybody else’s fault of course…or fate…or the position of the stars… or the devil. […]

  • Free Help In Winning That Government Contract

    Becky McCray’s blog listed another great resource for businesses seeking government contracts.
    It’s the Small Business Federal Government Contracting Blog by Ken Larson. Here’s Ken’s profile (in addition to his military service in Viet Nam):
    As a Service Corps of Retired Executives (SCORE) Volunteer Counselor, I assist many small businesses with their planning and operations processes. Small […]

  • Can US Power Grid Charge All The Hybrid Cars?

    With fears that our oil dollars are simply funding our enemies and making us poorer, there are widespread calls for “hybrid” gas and electric cars.
    The question remains… if everybody got one, is there enough power generation capacity in the US to power them?
    This study reports that there is.
    It assumes several things…that you commute the “average” […]

  • Agloco Announces 10 Million Member Goal

    Agloco announces a new 10 Million member goal by July 2007.
    We know this is an ambitious goal. But, we also know the power of an Internet based network. We know that 20% of AGLOCO Members will do the bulk of the building of the network and we designed the referral system to reward them for their […]

  • Google Unveils New Domain Registration Service

    On Friday, Google unveiled a new domain registration service.
    Google’s service will charge a US$10 annual fee and only handle addresses ending in four suffixes — “.com,” “.net,” “.biz” and “.info.”
    Web sites that register their domains through Google will be automatically set up to work with several other company products, including e-mail, calendaring and instant messaging.

  • Freelance Jobs From ServeLance.com

    Would you like to work for yourself at home by offering Freelance Services? ServeLance.com could be just the resource you’re looking for.  ServeLance.com helps telecommuters find freelance jobs. They offer a 30 day free trial and allow you to either bid on jobs or offer “ServePacks” or “Service Packages” which are essentially the “off the […]