Not a lot of people can say they have a recording studio in the house and I am one of the fortunate few that gets to make music purely for myself. (and now you can hear it at PawnMusic.com). Well, I really have to hand it to the new WordPress release, cool and simply intuitive. I installed the lastest release and it has really great video and audio streaming abilities, from taking the files and compressing them to listing them in the blog. Super, really.

Fast Forward, in two hours I had put up three albums worth of music, labeled and ready to listen to. More to come as I get the old files out and start to upload them to my site PawnMusic.com. If you like something you hear please feel free to flip me a few pesos for upkeep of the site and a new synthesizer

1. Commute early/commute late

Hitting the road early, employees with flexible schedules can also try leaving work later. While it may be unappetizing to wait out evening traffic at the end of a long work day, it could be worth it.

In some cities, drivers can use an Internet service such as MyTraffic.com to see a specialized report about the driving conditions on a particular commute

2. Loose that SUV

Those who lease gas-guzzling sport utility vehicles may want to consider transferring their leases and switching to smaller, more efficient vehicles.

3. Plan ahead for fueling
Another cost-saving tip: Web users can compare gas prices at stations along a planned route, thanks to a service the American Automobile Association introduced earlier this year.

For example, on Thursday the online TripTik Travel Planner showed as much as a 16-cent-per-gallon price differential for regular gas at stations located within a few miles of each other in Pennsylvania. Plan a trip. (You’ll need to enter your ZIP code and then find the TripTik link under “Travel with AAA.)

4. Catch a ride with coworkers

Robert Gentile, director of Consumer Reports’ Auto Price Service, said some companies are putting up Intranet sites for employees to find colleagues living in their area who are willing to carpool. If you carpool with just one other co-worker, you save 50% on your gas bill.
Some companies also help out workers with a van pool, and by supporting bike-to-work days.

5. Down with drag
Reducing unnecessary drag that diverts engine power can also improve your fuel efficiency. One simple tip: Avoid carrying items, even empty racks, on top of your car.
Here are some more ways to save on gas, as recommended by Consumer Reports and others:

really great and useful tips on how to save a fortune found at Increasemileage.com

With a ton of interesting car crashes and exotic wrecks Wreckzilla.com has a few new ones in store for you too. I really like the motorcycle helmet stuck in the trucks grill (he lived). Or the inverted Russian Sukhoi planes tail as it falls off mid flight.

I find that Wreckzilla.com is constantly putting up new pic’s of really interesting stuff, motorcycle crashes, celebrity dings and dents and best of all total exotic disasters. For a good time spend some time looking at great car crashes.

Not to suggest that painting is cheap. The fact is, whether you do it yourself or hire a pro, painting involves a serious commitment of time, money and effort. You want to get it right the first time, so you won’t be back on ladders in a couple of years.  I found Housecolour.com to be a wonderful source of information on choosing what type of paint, how to paint and the major obstacles to doing a good painting job.

Want homemade chocolate fudge and dark and white chocolate fudge and handmade chocolate fudge candy and creamy rich fudge flavors such as: peanut butter or marshmallow? Fudgezilla.com has complete instructions along with serving tips for your chocolate cravings.

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Everybody loves Ramen and Ramen Noodles cost ten cents a package when on sale, and will feed one average person. A ramen recipe you ask? Why yes of course – everyone eats it, everyone loves it, and it’s the easiest, fastest thing to make. And it tastes especially good. Share your favorite Raumen noodle recipes with everyone at RamenBlog.com Long, chewy noodles for slurping and comforting broth for sipping, ramen is Japan’s gift to the world of fast food. It’s a dish that transcends cultural boundaries, appealing to anyone who craves a bowl of steaming comfort when hunger strikes and lots of college students.

In almost every college students apartment, you will find three things: A week’s worth of dishes, a basket full of dirty clothing that is taking over one corner of the room and a case of ramen noodles.

Ramen noodles have been an American favorite since the 1970s, but the curly noodles of fun actually started in China, long before students in America designated them as their own food group.

Please note that on the website we have lots of variations on Chile pepper water recipes and hot pepper varieties. There is also a store if you want to buy hot sauces rather than make your own Chile Pepper Water!

I found a ton of No Fee apartments which is what I was looking for in Boston and hopefull I will get a roommate to help defray some of the cost. Boston is expensive for housing and my school is no cheaper for a dorm room than an apartment in the Fenway.

Best of look in your apartment search too.