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post Protecting Your Investments

August 31st, 2007

Filed under: Automotive, Household — Tom @ 9:10 pm

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post Gas Prices

August 29th, 2007

Filed under: Cars, Travel, Automotive, Auto, Savings, Blog — Tom @ 2:12 am

One of the multiple issues with policy debates nowadays is that they often tend to be not open and taken all to literally. Take the “difficulty” of inflated gas prices. The answer? Tax the oil businesses! Put a cap on prices! Start investigations into price gouging! Remove environmental restrictions on clean-burning gas!

Thats ignorant. We should take different look. Here are a couple of pertinent facts:

* It’s beneficial that gas fees are rising. We want people to purchase more fuel-efficient autos and we want people to drive less. In the long run, oil prices are going to rise up whether we like it or not.
* The poor are the ones hit hardest by high gas prices, they have the least income and oftentimes are stuck in living and work situations that don’t allow them to drive less.

Even so, there are a few policy decisions, some local, some federal, just randomly, that make a lot more sense than whining about the oil industry:

* Cut the tax from the payroll — place more money in the hands of the low income folks, the working poor. Figure that in by increasing taxes on the wealthy return them to the rates we had back when Clinton was around, which allowed for alot of economic growth, thanks.
* Finance and develop urban transit systems.
* Raise the corporate average fuel economy standards.
* Provide federally-funded, high-speed internet connections, all over — very similar to interstate system — and give rewards to employers who allow employees to telecommute.
* Provide government health coverage , perhaps then people wont be so terrified to change jobs.
* Tax the hell out of fuel-inefficient cars and truck purchases and send the money into rewards for fuel-efficient vehicle purchases.

The point is to help the nation get ready for and adapt to increasing gas prices, not to force lower prices.

post Surviving a Tornado While Driving

February 10th, 2007

Filed under: recreational, Mens, Automotive, Home and Life, Family, Blogroll, Methods, Blog — Tom @ 1:28 am

Sheltering under an underpass is actually a myth. It is not recommended by the National Weather Service.  A strong tornado will  not be stopped. The major tornado in Oklahoma Cit, the F5, killed many under underpasses with 300 mile an hour debri, or simple sucked them out and shot them across the landscape.

If the tornado is visible to you, and its not moving towards you, relax. If it is heading toward you, and you have time yet, drive away, using right angles. Example if it is heading east, travel north or south. If its close, look for underground shelter, a dip in the ground. Your car will be thrown around, so you dont want to stay in it, or very near it.

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