>>Have a funny or interesting site? Want more traffic?
I have what I think is a very interesting site that is becoming increasingly popular every day.
>>You can get your text link at the bottom of all pages within StreetViewFun.com under “Links”.
I am excited about the opportunity to have a link to BlogDogIt.com on StreetViewFun.com.
>>Just add our text link to your site and send your link to us at info @ streetviewfun.com
>>Mention how many daily unique visitors you have to your site and where you have placed our link.
I have added a link to streeviewfun.com on my site (I have actually created a graphical button to be displayed in my recently created 'Friends - Link Exchange' block) in the upper right-hand corner (prime real estate ;-)) of every page.
We receive a few hundred unique visitors daily and have quite a few regular followers. I have recently hit 3/4 of one-million hits to the system (understanding bots are responsible for a great deal of that.) We have a wide mix of content much of it original. This is a not-for-profit hobby site and a labor of love.
We feature quality content and get respectable search engine generated traffic. A link exchange with StreatViewFun would be a feather in my virtual cap. I have long been a member and (twice) contributor to your site. (http://www.streetviewfun.com/author/masodo/) This is just the sort of promotion I have been keen to discover.
Please ADD a text link for http://BlogDogIt.com/(Bloggin' It While Doggin' It) Please pay us a visit, I would very happy to have you as a member of my site as well [smiley::D]
>>Requirements
>>- Your site is being updated regularly with new content
>>- In english
Done and Done!
>>We’ll send you an email within a week if your site has been approved.
Yes, please do!
Thank you for the chance to communicate. Keep StreetViewFun alive - I Can Help!
All you really need to know for the moment is that the universe is a lot more complicated than you might think, even if you start from a position of thinking it’s pretty damn complicated in the first place.
For several years now I have been driving a "Flex Fuel" vehicle - which means it can run on different blends of gasoline and ethanol. In my area I have a choice to use either Regular Unleaded or E-85 (85% ethanol fuel and 15% gasoline by volume.) The E-85 is typically priced substantially lower than Regular gas but there is a trade-off in that E-85 does not deliver the same mileage as Regular.
When fuel prices climb higher, the lower price of E-85 looks all the more attractive. However, it is hard to decide at the pump whether the lower cost is worth it, vis-à-vis the reduced fuel economy. In order to make an intelligent decision as to which would be more cost effective, I dusted off my limited javascript skills to devise this gizmo that painlessly compares the two options in terms of cost per mile.
Of course, it is up to you to discover your relative miles-per-gallon for each type of fuel. Once you are armed with that information you can enter those into the form below (my values are automatically inserted but you can change them to your own), along with the price of one or the other type fuel. Click the "EQUATE" button to learn the break-even price for the other.