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Test Drive: 2013 Hyundai Genesis Coupe

Written by Eric Peters on Tuesday, 04 September 2012. Posted in Automotive, Business

The Genesis has the potential to go toe-to-toe with the muscle cars, if Hyundai can somehow do an end-run around Uncle and slide a V-8 into the thing.

Test Drive: 2013 Hyundai Genesis Coupe

Here’s the good news: 

Hyundai’s rear-wheel-drive Camaro (and Mustang) fighter gets a significant power bump for 2013 — from both its standard turbo four and its optional V-6. There’s also a new eight-speed automatic on the roster — available with either engine.

Muscle Cars…. And K-Cars

Written by Eric Peters on Thursday, 30 August 2012. Posted in Automotive, Business

Let me take you on a trip down Bad Memory Lane to the late 1970s/early 1980s. To a time when K-cars ruled — and most factory V-8s (if you could even get a factory V-8) were making less than 200 hp.

Muscle Cars…. And K-Cars

Muscle cars — the original-era muscle cars from the ’60s and ’70s — don’t seem to be as popular now as they were when I was in high school and college back in the ’80s. Sure, they’re still highly-desirable collectibles. But they’re mostly desired and collected by middle-aged and older guys.

Test Drive: 2013 Acura RDX

Written by Eric Peters on Tuesday, 28 August 2012. Posted in Automotive, Business

All new for 2012, the Acura RDX has surrendered some of the technical wizardry available in the previous model, but compensates with improved practicality, mileage, and under-the-hood power.

Test Drive: 2013 Acura RDX

Not everyone is going small . . . under the hood, that is.

How "Fax to Email" Can Help Your Business

on Friday, 24 August 2012. Posted in Small Business, Business

Fax to email is increasing in popularity as more and more business owners try to streamline their businesses, and find new ways to reduce costs while increasing operational efficiency.

How

In offices all over the world people are investing in new fax machines and spending money on paper and ink cartridge refills. Fortunately there’s a better way, with a simple technology that could not only save you time, but also save you money, making your business more efficient. This service is called fax to email. Fax to email is increasing in popularity as more and more business owners try to streamline their businesses, and find new ways to reduce costs while increasing operational efficiency. Services like fax to email are just one way to achieve these goals.

Test Drive: 2013 Kia Optima

Written by Eric Peters on Thursday, 23 August 2012. Posted in Automotive, Business

For 2013, the Kia Optima is one of the most appealing new cars on the market. Few – if any – real flaws. And lots to like.

Test Drive: 2013 Kia Optima

Have you noticed?

Kia Optimas are seemingly everywhere – like IROC-Z Camaros back in the ’80s – or more appropriately, Camrys in the ’90s.

When the False Claims Act Hits Home: How to Protect Your Small Business

on Wednesday, 22 August 2012. Posted in Small Business, Business

The False Claims Act has played an important role in protecting whistleblowers and preventing fraud, yet it also opens the door to other false claims that may do serious harm to a business.

When the False Claims Act Hits Home: How to Protect Your Small Business

While whistleblowing has helped a number of government agencies to protect their assets against contractors involved in fraud, the practice of whistleblowing can also cause damage to business owners who are falsely accused of wrongdoing. The details and legalities of fraud and whistleblowing are outlined in the False Claims Act.

Taking Your Business Mobile

on Wednesday, 22 August 2012. Posted in Small Business, Business

The next revolution for information is mobile. But before you move your business into this lucrative space, take time to develop a well-thought out strategy.

Taking Your Business Mobile

Mobile technology is growing in popularity with people of all ages and with the recent technological advancements, many consumers are using their cell phones for reasons far beyond just making phone calls. With mobile devices, it is now possible for consumers to browse the internet, shop, search for local businesses, make reservations and so much more. 

Using Your Senses… To Save Money on Car Problems

Written by Eric Peters on Tuesday, 21 August 2012. Posted in Automotive, Business

With cars – just as with our bodies – early detection and prevention are the keys to avoiding bigger problems. And bigger expenses.

Using Your Senses… To Save Money on Car Problems

You don’t have to be a mechanic – or even much of a DIY’er – to save money on car-related expenses. For instance:

Could Vehicles Of The Future Determine If A Driver Is Under The Influence?

on Tuesday, 21 August 2012. Posted in Automotive, Business

Everyday someone gets behind the wheel of a car having had too much to drink and carelessly not thinking of the effects. With the legal blood alcohol level being .08 it is possible to be beyond the legal limit after just one beer or glass of wine.

Could Vehicles Of The Future Determine If A Driver Is Under The Influence?

Most people that drink socially know about the risk factors of drinking and driving and while they want safety behind the wheel, they are not willing to give up their social drink to call a taxi home. One Virginia-based criminal defense lawyer explained that many people drive after having just one drink and think they are in no real danger. In the future, regardless of what people think of their own level of alcohol impairment, their car may determine for them whether they will drive after drinking.

Test Drive: 2013 Mazda CX-5

Written by Eric Peters on Friday, 17 August 2012. Posted in Automotive, Business

Crossover SUV's are popular, but not necessarily inspiring. They've become the modern minivan. But leave it to Mazda to put an edge on the crossover genre with the new CX-5. It's a crossover that succeeds, brilliantly.

Test Drive: 2013 Mazda CX-5

This new CX-5 ought to do pretty well.

Though it’s technically a compact crossover SUV – it looks (and actually is) almost mid-sized. So it’s substantial and roomy.

Goodbye, V-8s. Maybe This Time, For Good

Written by Eric Peters on Thursday, 16 August 2012. Posted in Automotive, Business

The regulators and bureaucrats in DC hate it when average working stiffs have nice things. That's why they've all but legislated V-8 engines out of existence.

Goodbye, V-8s. Maybe This Time, For Good

V-8s are on the way out – again. The first mass extinction occurred circa late 1970s/early ’80s – as a result of the first round of the government fuel economy edicts known by the acronym, CAFE – or Corporate Average Fuel Economy. CAFE mandated that cars (but not trucks) achieve an average of at least 22.5 MPG or else the automakers who continued to build such wastrels would be hit with “gas guzzler” fines, which they in turn would pass on to the consumer. This made the formerly commonplace full-frame, rear-drive (and V-8 powered) family car economically impossible – at least, given the technology of the late ’70s era.

How to Lower the Cost of Custom-Printed T-Shirts

on Wednesday, 15 August 2012. Posted in Small Business, Business

Custom printed t-shirts can be a great way to promote your business, unify your team or just stand out from the crowd. Here's how to get the best deal when buying them.

How to Lower the Cost of Custom-Printed T-Shirts

Custom-printed T-shirts can be a great way to unify your team, workforce or family. Many people shy away from custom T-shirts because of the cost involved with printing, making and shipping the shirts. If you want a custom-printed shirt for your next occasion, here are five ways that you can cut costs:

Test Drive: 2012 Scion iQ

Written by Eric Peters on Tuesday, 14 August 2012. Posted in Automotive, Business

For a sneak peek at what the future holds for the automobile industry, look no further than the 2012 Scion iQ.

Test Drive: 2012 Scion iQ

The car of the future – or the future of the car – is here.

In the form of the Scion iQ.

2012 Jaguar XF Review

Written by Eric Peters on Thursday, 09 August 2012. Posted in Automotive, Business

It’s just sad to see the demands of Uncle take precedence over the freely expressed desire of customers — and see V-8 ownership pushed that much farther out of reach for all but the super-rich who can still afford $80k and up.

2012 Jaguar XF Review

Jaguar is going BMW.

And both are going four — under duress from Uncle.

Small vs. Big: Some Pros...and Cons

Written by Eric Peters on Tuesday, 07 August 2012. Posted in Automotive, Business

Big cars, you may think, have big advantages over their smaller cousins. While there are tradeoffs in going smaller, some small cars can offer surprising benefits.

Small vs. Big: Some Pros...and Cons

If you’re trying to decide whether to buy a bigger – or smaller – car, you might want to consider some of the following pros and cons:

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