Thursday, June 26, 2008

Is Left, a communal Party!?

I have my own doubts about Left Parties? The reasons for my doubts is that i came to see a bloody Left party politburo Member warning Samajwadi Party that if they support N-Deal with US means they are against Muslim?? I dont know how its related to this ....

Are there really commun(al)ist ?? Why do they bring Muslim Sentiments into the N-Deal with USA?? When Muslims not thinking that way!!

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Shame ON you Commun(al)ist Parties of India!

Friday, June 13, 2008

Save Earth & Save fuel - Tips

Under inflated tyres create more resistance when your car is moving, which means your engine has to work harder, so more fuel is used and more CO2 emissions are produced. Simply check and adjust your tyre pressures regularly and also before long journeys. This will also help to increase the life of your tyres. Remember, a car with a heavier load may need different air pressure in the tyres. Junk in your boot is extra weight your engine has to lug around. By removing it, you could reduce your engine's workload. This will burn less fuel and cut your CO2 emissions so unload any items you won't need for your journey before you set out. Speed limits are the maximum lawful speeds which may be driven in ideal circumstances. Drivers should never exceed the speed limit. Staying at or within the speed limit increases driver safety. It also reduces CO2 emissions and saves money on your fuel costs. At 110 Kmph speed you could be using up to 9% more fuel than at 95kmph and up to 15% more fuel than at 80kmph. Every time you stop then start again in a traffic queue, the engine uses more fuel and therefore produces more CO2. Keep an eye on the traffic ahead and slow down early by gently lifting your foot off the accelerator while keeping the car in gear. In this way, the traffic may have started moving again by the time you approach the vehicle in front, so you can then change gear and be on your way. Revving up like a Formula 1 car in pole position only wastes fuel and increases engine wear. Using your gears wisely by changing up a gear a little earlier can also reduce revs. If you drive a diesel car try changing up a gear when the rev counter reaches 2000rpm. For a petrol car change up at 2500rpm. When the engine is idling you're wasting fuel and adding to CO2 emissions. If you're likely to be at a standstill for more than 3 minutes, simply switch off the engine.

Please follow these tips and tricks to Save Costly Fuel and Save the Earth as well.

Sad Note: Who will instruct these things to our Chennai City Bus Drivers :(