B Green Innovations, Inc. "VibeAway" Receives Great Review: Listed on "Pure Zing" Website: http://www.purezing.com/purehome.htm

I GREEN INNOVATIONS, Inc. (OTCBB: IVOT)
announced today its wholly owned subsidiary B Green Innovations, Inc.
"VibeAway" product has been reviewed and listed at http://www.purezing.com/purehome.htm . B Green Innovations, Inc. Continues
to Attract Re-Sellers, Now With Partners Nationwide and Canada Selling its
"Green" "VibeAway" & "ECOPOD" Products.

Contact: Dolores Serafin 732-696-9333Visit www.bgreeninnovations.com , purchase a set and help save the
environment, the planet will thank you doing that!http://www.igreeninnovations.comFor more information on I Green Innovations, please visitAbout B Green Innovations:We've not only done the searching, but taken the products and foods for
test-drives and taste-tests... all so you can choose from the proven best
of the best. We know that more and more people want natural, organic, clean
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that all you have to do is press the button on the one that sounds perfect
for your needs and wants. Visit Pure Zing at http://www.purezing.com/The following is an excerpt from the review:B Green Innovations, Inc. ("B Green") a Matawan, New Jersey-based
Corporation is dedicated to becoming a "green" technology company, focused
on acquiring and identifying promising technologies that address
environmental issues. The first technology will be used to create new
products from recycled tire rubber. Recently, we announced that we had
filed a new Patent Application for a process it described as "paver blocks
and patio blocks made from recycled tire crumb rubber". B Green
Innovations, Inc. has also filed 3 additional patents on products made
using 100% recycled tires.No more dancing washing machine! You don't need to be All Shook Up from
spin cycle vibration. Now you can listen to Elvis without having to turn
the volume up and best of all, your washing machine will actually last
longer as the thick pads ABSORB the shaking and vibration! Your house won't
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Your Guide to Saving on Major Appliances

Saving is one of the most important things to consider in budgeting. Whether you are a parent of two or three or a student or a independent planning to move to a different place, saving should always be put as a number one priority.

With that being said, below are just some of the cost-effective and saving tips in purchasing new appliances for your new abode.The consumer report provided information about the benefits of comparing prices on the market before doing the actual buying and the importance of shopping online for auctions and sales.b. Size � accommodating your newly purchased electrical appliances can be fun if you have enough or available space. It isn't wise to purchase a huge refrigerator when you only have few square inches of space available for your immediate kitchen needs.e. Where to Buy � Sometimes, it isn't about the name of the merchandiser that matters when stuffing your home with major appliances. Its about how you would search the local market and the net to find shopping exclusives and sales of appliance items whose features and performance match specifically to the needs and wants of your family.For families, parents should also take into consideration the type of appliances, which will be able to supply all the needs for the family. A 5.0-kilogram washer would definitely not suffice in a family of 5. In such cases, one would have to consider purchasing those that are of heavy-duty type of major appliances.More often than not, leveraging on secondhand appliances is better than procuring a new one specially when one would look into similar features and durability standard. This intelligent buying will save you hundreds of dollars as expected and allot savings to other home stuffs which in turn provides additional luxury in your part.f. Negotiate � In almost every part of the selling process, negotiation takes place when you would interest on purchasing the item after making a careful review of its features. Getting the best bet lies in your ability to making compromises.Basically, for people who are determined to make the purchase, they would usually shop on a single appliance center and don't bother to shop around and compare prices at nearby stores.a. Evaluate your Wants and Needs. Appliances will always be part of our daily lives but with a starter, one would have to evaluate and think about the most important household appliances to buy.While these add-ons are important, this should also require a lot of thinking in order to keep all those that are important and set aside those that will provide luxury. Worth mentioning is the amount of electricity that one has to consume when using these add-on products.d. Annual Buying Guide � Local libraries today keep some records of buying guides and ratings and prices on some of the major appliances nationwide. These buying guides and consumer literacy reports provides exclusive and substantial information on performance (durability), price, and quality among other things.These buying techniques won't only free you on your budget but provides you additional leverage on saving for future appliance need.c. Consult with Comparison Shops. The 1999 Consumer Literacy Consortium report provides enough reason for consumers to compare price around before they do the actual purchasing on major appliances.Most stores would drop prices when needed and when the customer asks for it and when one is purchasing refurbished items.You will considerably save more on buying in bulk and heavy-duty type than one which won't accommodate most of the clothing used for a week by a single person alone. Moreover, the amount of electricity used will also be cut by half.For example, moving into a new area requires basic household appliances such as fridge, washing machine, stove, and heater. Normally, these appliances would cost you thousands of dollars if one would not consider some of the cost-effective tips in buying major appliances.The report also maintain a database where you can compare prices from coast to coast and details on handling and packaging of merchandises should one would interest on buying them.

Most stores would drop prices when needed and when the customer asks for it and when one is purchasing refurbished items.

Author: Sarah Miller

Digging Out of Paper Clutter - Part 2

We previously noted that papers must be sorted before they can be properly filed. Continuing from our last article, your sort has left you with two piles - �to file� and �to throw away/recycle.� You�ve tossed the garbage/recycling, so now you have a stack of papers to file. Let�s finish the sort, and create a basic filing system. Keep in mind three things:

4. Action Files - Remember the papers from step 1, which require your action? Let�s sort them into two piles, and assign each pile to its own file. The first group will include items, such as bills that must be handled this week. Some people like to call this a �tickler file�. I suggest writing each task on a to-do list, as you put the paperwork in the file. Put all items that must be handled within a month, but not necessarily this week in the second pile. Put these items in a file labeled �30 Day Action�. The idea is to review your 30-Day file regularly, and transfer items into the tickler file, as you reach the one-week deadline date.1. Broad Sort - Sort your papers into broad categories, such as �Insurance,� �Utilities,� �Investments,� �Hobbies� and �Travel� (Your categories will depend on the type of papers you need to file.) Get a bunch of supermarket bags, and label each using your categories. Grab a handful of papers from the stack, and drop each paper in the appropriate bag. Again, don�t look for dates, amounts or other details � you�re separating things into big categories, such as credit cards, banking, taxes, etc. As you go through the papers, remove any item that involves an action, and set it aside, in a separate bag labeled �Action.� Action papers are easy to pick out. They require you to do something by a certain date, and include bills, parking tickets, RSVPs, and forms, applications, etc. that have a deadline. When you�re done sorting, you�ll have a bag of banking stuff, a bag of auto stuff, a bag of credit card stuff, etc. Keep in mind that categories will vary from person to person.3. File - Now that the sort is complete, it�s time to set up a filing system. Let�s keep it simple. Bills, statements, and similar records will be filed chronologically, with the most recent bill in front. For example, take your Visa statements and arrange them by statement date, from oldest to most current. Get an empty folder, label it Visa, and put the statements inside. Do the same for each utility, bank account, and other pile from step 2. Major purchases will each get a separate file. So, if you buy a new washing machine, create a washing machine file. Put your receipt, warranty, manual, and other info related to that washing machine inside. If the appliance requires repairs, put those receipts in the folder too. Non-dated items, such as instruction manuals and articles will also go into appropriately labeled files.A filing system has one main purpose: to allow you to find & retrieve your information quickly and accurately. Your files are a lot like a library. When you go into a library, you want to be able to go right to the shelf and find the book you want. Imagine if the library had no filing system, and put books on the shelves randomly. How long do you think it would take you to get frustrated and give up the search? My guess is that you�d probably never go back to the library.To create your filing system, follow these steps:2. Specific Sort - Next, sort the contents of each bag into more specific categories. For example, �Utilities� might be sorted into �Water,� �Gas,� �Electric� and �Cable. �Banking� could be separated by account #, or by �Savings,� �Checking� and �Car Loan.� (Don�t bother with the �Acton� pile. We�ll get to that soon.) Again, your particular headings will depend on the types of papers that you have. But the principal is the same. Each of these subdivided piles will eventually get its own file folder.

4. Action Files - Remember the papers from step 1, which require your action? Let�s sort them into two piles, and assign each pile to its own file. The first group will include items, such as bills that must be handled this week. Some people like to call this a �tickler file�. I suggest writing each task on a to-do list, as you put the paperwork in the file. Put all items that must be handled within a month, but not necessarily this week in the second pile. Put these items in a file labeled �30 Day Action�. The idea is to review your 30-Day file regularly, and transfer items into the tickler file, as you reach the one-week deadline date.

Author: Marc Rifkin

Reduce Energy Usage

The most dificult day of every month is when time comes to pay bills and mostly the enormous electricity bills that we get. It's high time and we need to take serious measures to reduce the power bill. Do not worry. We will share some key tips and will make you reach your goal.

9) Take more care and limit your day to day usage � when you leave a room, even for a few minutes try turning off the lights and appliances.5) Air conditioning most people find it comfortable if the thermostat is set between 78-80 degrees Fahrenheit, every degree your set your thermostat lower will cost you 7 to 10% on your cooling costs.6) Always keep the doors and windows closed and replace or clean you systems air filters regularly.Lastly we suggest that for reducing the electricity bill by taking benefit of reading the energy saving guide like Earth4Energy that has some of the best solutions to generate energy at home and providing free electricity to some of your home appliances. In this way we can save power that is facing a huge shortage because of the large demand in the global countries. Try to reduce the requirement of those electrical wires and sockets for home and use the renewable energy extracted from natural resources like wind, sun, tides at a lesser price but having a long term returns.7) Use low energy ceiling fans to circulate the cool air they will make you feel 3 or 4 degrees cooler and cost less than one cent per hour to operate.10) Think when you replace appliances and light bulbs � when you are shopping for to replace older appliances take special note of the energy ratings for each appliance, they are clearly labelled and a good choice now will pay dividends for many years. Try the lower energy bulbs they are initially cost a little more but the give a brighter light at a lower wattage and last much longer that a conventional globe.These 10 tips that will help you with small savings and help you reduce your electricity costs today!Home appliance usage: Most of us complain that the electricity bill touches the sky because of the number of electrical appliances they have at home. However, the electricity bill is not directly proportional to the number of gadgets you use but the way you use them. Let's see how you can avoid the typical power-wasters.• The geyser should not be kept on for maximum amount of time.8) Appliances and lights, when not in use - TURN THEM OFF. When you leave a room and do not intend to return immediately, turn off the lights.This article will list some simple, easy-to-do things to reduce your electricity bill.

Make power at home with solar and wind energy to eliminate your power bill.

Author: Josee Bedard

10 Ways to Reduce Your Electricity Costs

The constantly rising costs of the fossil fuels used to generate most of electricity, combined with the cost of improving the distribution network and the development of new nuclear power plants means that we are going to be subjected to constant increases in our electric bills over the next decade. We need to look at the way we use electricity in our homes to see if you can reduce the electricity costs.

Take a step forward to avoid using those typical items regularly that consumes lot of power -Make power at home with solar and wind energy to eliminate your power bill.• Keep the geyser on for the minimal amount of time.• Use the washing machine only when there is a full load of clothes.Buy the energy saver gadgets that are available in the market. Such gadgets will monitor the intake of the entire power supply in your house and makes you take decision on how to control the usage.Yeah, you have to stick to this way of life for saving power at home and for the world.Limited use: Start with the room you are sitting in. If you were to take a call in another room or join your family at the dining table, would you just step out of your room without any concern for the electrical appliances in the room? If you would, stop right there, and look around. Switch off all the appliances even if you would be back in five minutes. Yes, even that will help. Every drop of water constitutes to the ocean.At first these changes will seem petty , especially to the younger members of the family when they have to remember to turn off unnecessary lights and appliances when not in use, but once the habit is acquired the rewards will show from day one in your lower bills.3) Adjust the timer and thermostat on your water heating system so that you have hot water when you need it most.We may prefer to switch off the television set or turn off the fan, but not the tubelight.We need light at the time of night but see that the usage is required in all the rooms or not.Taking care of such these small precautions will surely leads us to savings in the long run by reducing the bills of the power demon.Another thing to take care of here is what you perceive as an electronic appliance. Would you switch off the television set, turn off the fan, but not the light bulb? Yes, you need light, but not now when you are leaving the room. Taking care of these small things will go a long way in reducing the dreaded huge electricity bills.Once you get into the energy saving habit, you could take a look at some alternative energy projects that you can build and install in your home. Once you start to reduce your electricity costs the desire to save more could become a habit.

Once you get into the energy saving habit, you could take a look at some alternative energy projects that you can build and install in your home. Once you start to reduce your electricity costs the desire to save more could become a habit.

Author: Chris Hartley

How To Reduce Your Electricity Bill

If you have been bogged by the enormous electricity bills you have been getting, it is time to take some concrete steps. You can reduce your electricity bills by following very simple steps.

Smart investments: Make some smart power investments by replacing your incandescent bulbs with compact fluorescent light (CFL) bulbs. These bulbs are a great power-saving investment.• Switch off the computer monitor even when you take a one-minute break. It takes just a second to switch on the monitor again!Make sure to discuss with family member about the importance of saving electricity. You can reward them a treat if their participation has led to savings. Suggest them some tips like switching of the lights when they are not present there and attending a call in another room or having dinner at the dining table. Make sure to switch off all the appliances even if you are sure to be back in five minutes. Yes, that will help a lot. Every drop of water makes an ocean.• The washing machine should be used only when there is a bucket full of clothes.• The air-conditioner should be kept at minimum high or low temperature.1) Make sure that the washing machine, tumble dryer and dishwasher are full every time you use them.Remember, reducing your electricity bill is equivalent to saving power, thus helping the world save power for its future generations.4) Encourage your family to save hot water by taking shorter showers, or running less water in the tub.Most of us assume on the fact that the rise in electricity bill is due to the vast number of electrical items present at home. But the truth is that the electricity bill is not directly connected or affected due to the number of gadgets, but by the way one uses them.One should plan to invest smartly on power. Replace all the incandescent bulbs present in the house with compact fluorescent light or those CFL bulbs. These bulbs consume less electricity as they consume less power.• Keep the air-conditioner at the minimum low or high temperature, just enough to keep you off the heat or the cold outside.

Remember, reducing your electricity bill is equivalent to saving power, thus helping the world save power for its future generations.

Author: Josee Bedard

NEW TORY SPLIT OVER GREEN TAX

DAVID Cameron will bury a new Tory "green manifesto" in an attempt to stave off a disastrous party split.

A senior Tory said: "Goldsmith and Gummer can announce all the potential green plans they want.PETER OBORNE: Page 14The "Quality of Life" report by Cameron's green guru Zac Goldsmith and former minister John Gummer will urge a ban on "inefficient" plasma TVs, washing machines, computers, fridges and mobile phones.A senior Tory said: "Goldsmith and Gummer can announce all the potential taxes they want. But any massive increase in the cost of holiday flights for ordinary people would be electoral suicide."The report calls for manufacturers to fit devices to switch appliances off when they are left for too long on stand-by."But most of them are going to be strangled at birth. There's been a huge row and few if any will see the light of day."A leaked extract of the report obtained by the Sunday Mirror shows that Mr Gummer and Mr Goldsmith want a Tory government to set a date for a ban on power-hungry appliances.The "Quality of Life" report by Cameron's "green' guru Zac Goldsmith and former minister John Gummer is expected to urge massive hikes in taxes on air travel and gas-guzzling cars.The results of a major policy review ordered by the Tory leader will be unveiled on Thursday.A leaked extract of the report obtained by the Sunday Mirror shows that Mr Gummer and Mr Goldsmith want a Tory government to set a date for a ban on power-hungry appliances.Meanwhile, Transport Secretary Ruth Kelly, writing in today's Sunday Mirror, has launched a crackdown on aircraft emissions as the green battle hots up between the parties.The Tory report will also recommend a ban on "inefficient" plasma TVs, washing machines, kettles and other electrical appliances.Multi-millionaire Mr Goldsmith's report will claim the plans for more energy-efficient electrical goods will help cut household fuel bills.And advisers to Mr Cameron believe they have now persuaded him to dump the plans for green air taxes.But the proposals have led to furious behind-the-scenes rows at Tory HQ.His decision to ditch certain green tax proposals, under pressure from the Tory old guard, is believed to have been a key factor in Tory donor Johan Eliasch's decision to ditch Mr Cameron to become an adviser to the PM last week.

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Author: VINCENT MOSS