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Decorating your house to give it that “home” feel can be an exhausting and daunting proposition, especially when it comes to the living room area. But finding the right furniture for your home is getting a little easier these days. There is plenty of modern and traditional living room furniture on the market right now that can help alleviate the arduous task of finding just the right one. Whether you’re looking for furniture or any home décor for that matter, finding the right piece of furniture can be as easy as searching online. Before the days of the internet, we sifted through newspaper ads to find decent furniture. However, in age of instant information in the palm of our hands, and especially with the growing list of brand name products, the task of searching for furniture is no longer as much of a problem as it is deciding which one to buy. The conventional and often formulaic purpose of the living room area of a home serves as the one significant area for the comfort of family, friends, and guests. However, as ideals change and shaped by time, conformity can become less rigid and more defined when the conventional clashes with the modern to forge a new kind of perception on the old. And furniture is no exception to the changes in design and functionality when decorating the living room. What to consider about the variations of furniture for the living room area is a balancing act between economy and personal taste. Knowing the surrounding area where your living room furniture will be placed is an essential first step to consider. Before deciding anything else, knowing the exact dimensions of the area your living room furniture will occupy. Figure out how much space you want left around your living room area for accessibility and comfort and to get an idea of the size and shape of the furniture required. The size and shape of the room itself should also affect your choice of console or coffee tables whether you feel a rectangular or circular table would be more fitting. Attributed to the issue of space-efficiency around the living room furniture (and depending on the room size as well) is the number of people in the household and the prospect of entertaining guests to keep in mind if you require extensions for the living room. While the decor of the room would be up to you, knowledge of how much space you need surrounding the furniture ought to be the first priority.

home decor. Whether it’s a sleek and modern platform bed in your bedroom or the supplementary glass top coffee table, make sure you match accordingly. Choosing the right furniture style is like giving your home an identity that reflects your own. Furniture, like many goods of the long term variety, is something people do not hastily decide to purchase on a whim. It takes delicate time and commitment to find furnishing that adorns your home for the foreseeable future. You will want your furniture of choice to last you a long while. As you about your house and use your furniture every day, home furnishings are constant reminders of your own personal style and aesthetics.

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So with some calculations in mind, you can begin your search for the look you want. Styles in living room furniture range from formal and traditional to casual and contemporary so you may want to consider your overall

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The new rage in the design world certainly encompasses a new way of thinking – and one that certainly has most of us thinking beyond “today”. So what is sustainable design? It is designing responsibly to resolve complex problems in order to protect, nurture and improve our environment. It involves new land development and construction, redevelopment, renovation and restoration. Sustainability arises with high demand, along with manufacturing methods, resulting from overpopulation. Polluted air, water and loss of forested land are strong indicators towards promoting new, environmentally safe methods. Sustainability encompasses everything we construct from buildings to cars, from communities to economics of a region, from land use, redevelopment and restoration to city infrastructures. Key issues include energy efficiency, renewable energy, environmentally sustainable building materials and techniques, healthy building design, life cycle and maintenance costs, economic factors and incentives to promote “green” building products and services. During the 21st century sustainable design will evolve into a standard of integrating, seamlessly and unobtrusively, “green” building systems into the building and manufacturing process.

• Recycling bins and collection systems • Energy management systems Coupled with the idea of sustainability there is growing research evidence that the human brain and behavior are linked. Research is being conducted dealing with office-worker productivity, daycare facilities, and elderly housing projects. It is being recognized that natural landscapes reduce stress, aid in recovery, and facilitate physiological well being. Certainly more connections between our environment, our mind and our body will be discovered as further research is completed. By supporting companies offering “green” manufacturing processes and considering smart growth alternatives, we can contribute in this global effort to protect and save our environment. Many approaches are necessary to address the needs of future. Individually and

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it is possible to create environmentally sensitive projects, while conserving resources and improving the quality of our lives, if we put forth the effort. It won’t necessarily be easy, but by discovering new methods and working to implement more thoughtful systems, it is possible we can leave the environment we began with in a better position to sustain life for another millennium.

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Believe it or not, there are many ways that area rugs can change your home, as well as your life. The next house that you walk into, keep an eye out for area rugs. If you do this, there is a good chance that you will see at least one of these. The fact of the matter is that they are quite popular for many reasons. For people who are looking for a way to add to their current décor, this is one option that should never be overlooked. You owe it to yourself to forget about what everybody else is saying, and do what you think is best for you and your home. Here are a few ways that area rugs can change your home. While all of these may not pertain to your way of living, there is a good chance that at least a few of them will. 1. When you buy an area rug you can change the entire look of a room within a matter of seconds. If your current flooring is getting a bit drab, all you have to do is add one of these and your style points will go through the roof. This is a great thing to consider, and something that you will want to keep in mind anytime that you are decorating your home. 2. Area rugs come in many different shapes, styles, and colors. This is a good thing because everybody has their own tastes when decorating their own. When you are shopping make sure that you have an idea of what you want, and then consider what it will take to reach your goals. If you have a good idea of what you want while shopping, you should be able to find several options that suit your home.

cover floors in your home, but there are not many as cost effective as using arearugs. For example, compare the prices of this option to getting wall to wall carpet. You will find out soon enough that it would cost you hundreds more to get carpet laid. Of course, money should not be the only factor to consider, but if you are like most it has to be something in the back of your mind at all times. After all, there is no reason that you should spend more money than you have to. As you can see, there are many ways that you can use area rugs to your advantage. Do you think that you are ready to buy one of these? If so, you are almost ready to change your home entirely. Since area rugs have become so popular you should be able to find them in specialty outlets, retail stores, and department stores among others. And do not forget that if you shop online you may be able to find discounted area rugs. Remember to have fun when decorating your home with area rugs. This is something that should bring joy to your face, and a new look to your home. There is no reason to turn this into a difficult task. You may not find what you are looking for on day one, but with such a large industry you will crack the case in no time at all. About the Author: Written by John James John James writes about contemporary area rugs at BoldRugs. Here you can find other home decor tips at their blog along with round area rugs and other types of rugs. Article source:http://www.isnare.com/?ai d=336892&ca=Home+Management

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You’ve seen the photos of designer rooms decorated simply in black and white. Could you? Would you? Why Not? There’s an ease in simplicity. Limited choices are easier to select. It’s either black or white. The starkness of this designer look may cause you to shy away. But think about the ultimate utility of the little black dress or crisp white shorts in your wardrobe. They are so indispensible because of all the choices you have to put with these basic colors. Your room of basics can be thought of the same way. Begin your designer look room with a white shell. Walls, flooring, door and window trim all in white. Introduce the companion color black as an area rug. Or reverse the strategy with a black or checkerboard design in the floor accented with a fluffy, white flokati area rug. Furniture pieces of black leather are classic, while white leather is an unexpected yet appropriate choice. Select other fabrics in black and white patterns for furniture or draperies. With just two colors in the mix, you may add a variety of different patterns without being overwhelmed. Be sure to include different textures of fabric for interest. Black and white photographs in simple black frames create an interesting and timeless wall display. Add few black and white accessories and your basic wardrobe of a room is complete. Now the fun begins. If you’re eyes are longing for color, go all out, with one other color. To preserve the simplicity of the minimalist color palette, add only one other color as an accent and watch what happens. How about red? This warm color will melt the coolness of the neutral combination, yet bring out the intensity of the contrasting colors. Add red in the wall art, pillows, vases, and glassware. Introduce an area rug combining red and black or red and white. Just as with your wardrobe basics, any other color works well combined with black and white. Blue, green, yellow, and purple. All the more reason collect a variety of

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single color accents so you’re ready to change the color environment of the room whenever you choose. This color strategy works well for any room in your home. A kitchen with white cabinets, flooring and countertop is fertile ground for utilizing color basics. Small appliances and cookware are commonly in black. Add a black window blind, cabinet handles and area rug to establish the neutral basics. Then add your chosen accent color in easily changed items, such as potholders, kitchen towels, a tea kettle, canisters or cookie jar. Now you have a color basic, designer kitchen with pizzazz. Bathrooms with white fixtures are common. Make the bath space uncommon with a black tile on the floor or walls. A small scale black and white print on the window curtain, a white area rug and black towel bars create your basic background. Simply add your choice of towel color, some decorative soaps or decanters, and another room is done. This basic color scheme, though often seen with contemporary interiors, works equally as well with a traditional décor. Wood furniture and elaborate trim can be painted white or stained a deep ebony color. Traditional fabric prints, such as toile scenes, checks and plaids are always available in the black and white combination. Be on the lookout for interesting black or white furniture and accessories to add sophistication to your basic rooms. Undistracted by color, the form of the piece takes on an importance and gives a timeless quality to any item that is black or white. Your basic color rooms will look as new in years to come as they do today. About the Author: Written by Sarah Crosset Article source: http://www.isnare.co m/?aid=336013&ca=Home+Manag ement

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Are you tired of the look of your old couch? Or is the color scheme of your room outdated? You could spend thousands purchasing a new couch, or remodeling a room, but before you do so you should consider redecorating by adding toss pillows. Toss pillows can dramatically change the look and feel of your room without breaking your budget. If you’re looking to add a splash of color, or creative motif to your room there are endless options to combine design, texture, color to achieve your style goal. You can turn an old shabby chic room into a modern contemporary room easily by changing just the pillows. Or, if you have classic, neutral color schemes it’s easy to give your couch a modern look by adding a pillow cover with bright, vibrant designer colors. Also, pillows allow you to easily change the style of your room as the seasons change that will keep giving your room a fresh new look. There are a large variety of styles of toss pillows designs which include modern, floral, Asian, black and white, dots and stripes, and solid colors. Mixing styles is another alternative. By mixing pillow styles can provide a unique look without defining your room with only a single style. This will bring more depth and style to your room and not lock you into a single style allowing you to complement other pieces in your room to tie the whole look together.

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to add to the fondue experience. •Hot-Oil Fondue. This type of fondue was really popular in the 1970s. As the name indicates, hot oil is placed in a communal pot in the center of the table and guests dip small cubes of meat into it until cooked. They then let the dippers cool before dipping them into one of the various dipping sauces that accompany the meal. Vegetables can also be deep-fried in the hot oil but they should be free of water to avoid splashing. These five types of fondue are not your only options but they are a good way to introduce your friends and family to a fun and interesting way to share good times and good conversation over great tasting food. About the Auhtor: Written by Caroline Begin Caroline Begin is the writer and Webmaster for http:// www.BestFondue.com. If you need web content or promotional articles for your website or business, contact her by visiting http://www. CarolineBegin.com. Article source: http://www.isnare.com/?aid=308405&ca=Foo d+and+Drinks

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And I also decided to go the martini route. It seems like martinis are made from just about anything now a days. So why not try a Mojito Martini? Mix the following in a half filled shaker of crushed ice: 1.5 measures Bacardi Limon 0.5 measure Absolute Citron 1/2 of a Lime, sliced 8 Mint Leaves Shake well and pour into a chilled martini glass. Garnish with some fresh mint leaves. And don’t fish the used mint leaves out of the cocktail shaker for the garnish. The mojito is so versatile that even the Mojito Martini has a few variations as well. A great way to add a touch of class is to add a splash of Grand Mariner. This is a called a Grand Mojito Martini and it truly does taste grand.

This summer, the mojito seemed to be the most talked about cocktail making it’s rounds on the home cocktail party circuit. I recently tried a mojito for the first time and was surprised at how much I enjoyed it. I would have thought that all that mint would make the drink taste like toothpaste but it’s actually quite refreshing. Putting mint leaves in a glass and crushing them sounds more like something that a gardener would do to kill weeds. But after you mix those crushed mint leaves with sugar, lime juice and rum you can tell the gardener to take a hike. This way there will be more mojito for you. I enjoyed my first mojito so much that I decided to experiment with some of the variations too. It seems like the easiest way to add different flavors to a mojito is to use flavored rums. The rum industry has taken its cue from the vodka makers of the world and now offers all types of new and interesting flavors. Take Bacardi Rums for example. If you limited yourself to use only Bacardi (not a bad limit), you’d still have lots of varieties to choose from. There’s Limon, Razz, Bacardi O, Bacardi 8, Grand Melon, Big Apple and I’m sure they’re doing market research on a bunch of new flavors as you sit here and read this.

The mojito is a great summertime drink that can add a little international zest to any of your cocktail parties. If you’re the type of host that goes that extra mile for his or her guests, then why not plant some mint in your herb garden in the spring. It’s an easy plant to grow and it’ll help you serve the freshest Mojitos, Mojito Martinis and Grand Mojitos Martinis and your guests will truly appreciate it. About the Author: Written by Anthony Tripp Anthony Tripp is always trying new and exciting cocktails, including various Mojito Recipes, in the comforts of his own home. To learn more about Home Mixology, and how to make more great cocktail recipes, check out his blog, http://homemixology.blogspot.com Article source: http://www.isnare.com/?aid=298909&ca=Food+and+D rinks

When you go out to a bar, they’re usually stocked with all these latest and greatest flavors but it might be impractical for a home mixologist to buy more than a few varieties. I’m sure using any of those would taste great but who wants to spend all that money on a home bar. If you’re having a big party, then sure that makes sense. But for regular home consumption it’s probably best to try just one at a time and make sure you like them. I chose Bacardi Limon. Everyone likes lemony flavored alcohol so it made sense.

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signate motor licence issuers, ER licence plate artwork has been oped for use as exterior signage.

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nly acceptable ways to use the SGI ER licence plate artwork are as n. Like the actual Saskatchewan e plate, these colours in this ination have been chosen for mum visibility.

olour - Green type, ochre wheat sheaves, shadows white highlights behind the word ISSUER to add h, all on a pale background. colour sign - colours equivalent to PMS 3425 (green) PMS 132 (ochre) on a white background in this bination only

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SGI ISSUER licence plate artwork for ge must never appear altered, on an , with a drop shadow, cropped, ted, without the SGI logo, with er logo or with other type. When ng the artwork, you must ensure it ns proportionate to the original and kewed in any way.

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d out more about SGI’s visual identity lines, contact the manager of munications at 306-751-1360.

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Motor Licence

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the Best Hanging Hammock For Your Backyard With life as hectic as it is today, backyards, decks and poolside areas all over the world are being transformed into comfortable and peaceful retreats. When making your own personal refuge, consider adding a hanging hammock to complete your space the best possible way. Nothing says comfort quite like a hanging hammock swinging in the breeze. Potential hammock buyers may be surprised to know that there is a huge and varied selection of hammocks on the market â&#x20AC;&#x201C; each hammock has different style and is made of different material. So it is pretty hard to choose from so many beautiful and comfortable styles and materials if you do not know anything about hammocks in advance. Here are some things you should consider when thinking about which hanging hammock will work best for you and will suit best your personal needs. To make this decision, consider the fabric you would like your hammock to be made from â&#x20AC;&#x201C; you can choose from rope, cloth or canvas fabrics. Traditionally, most hanging hammocks have been made of rope. However, when it comes to rope hammocks, there are many variations to consider. The material of the rope and the way it is woven will greatly affect the way the hammock feels, hangs and looks. Most commonly, the rope is made of polyester or cotton and both are very durable fabrics. Polyester will be a bit more weather resistant and will discourage the growth of mold to a greater degree, but cotton is known for being more flexible and therefore it is often considered more comfortable than polyester. It is important to note, however, that both will withstand time very well and either one will provide a comfortable and peaceful retreat at your deck, in your backyard or by the pool. Of all famous rope hammocks styles, of particular note is the Mayan hammock. Historically, these hammocks are called gifts from the gods. These hanging hammocks

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are ideal for traveling as they are lightweight and very easy to set up. Also, if your idea of a hammock is about swinging in the breeze, the Mayan hanging hammock may be the perfect choice for you as it is known for its high swing factor. While most people envision rope hammocks when thinking about hammocks, there is also a wide range of cloth and canvas hanging hammocks to choose from. These hammocks may not be quite as traditional as a rope hammock, but both cloth and canvas are comfortable choices. The real benefit of choosing a hammock of the cloth or canvas variety is a greater flexibility in style. One well known type of cloth hammock is the Brazilian hammock, which is also known as the banana hammock. This hammock is heralded for the way it conforms to the body, providing one of the most relaxing experiences you can enjoy. With so many high quality hammocks to choose from, you are sure to find the perfect hanging hammock to complete your and your family outdoor retreat comfortably and peacefully. About the Author; Written by Galia Ivanova Article source: http://www.isnare.com/?aid=349210&ca=Home+Management

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Solutions & Substitutions

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Reena Nerbas

Dear Reena, Have you found a way to remove orange pop stains on carpet? Whenever people visit they ask me where the orange stain came from, it is very visible and I would like to get rid of it. I have had no success with commercial carpet cleaners as of yet. Any ideas will be very much appreciated. George Dear George, What you will need to do is make a recipe that requires products from around the home. Into a 2-cup measure drop 1 teaspoon Dawn dish soap and 2 cups of water. Stir. Next pour the solution onto the stain. Lay a white cloth onto the area and press with an iron on medium setting. Make sure that you do not scorch the carpet by leaving the iron in one place for too long. Replace the white cloth with a new white cloth and press. Repeat until the stain is gone. Dear Reena, I love your books and would like to order them for Christmas but first, I have a question. On Canada AM you gave a solution for burnt pot bottoms. Can you repeat the process? Sandy Hi Sandy, Sprinkle the bottom of the burnt pot with a layer of powdered dishwasher detergent. Fill the pot one-quarter full with water. Boil for 5 minutes and remove from the element. Leave for an hour and scrub as normal. Dear Reena, Is there any way to remove a ring made by a hot cup on a stained and lacquered oak desk top? Jackie

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household ammonia, and one quarter teaspoon dish soap. Mop the floor to dampen (no need to rinse). Option three: Purchase Hardwood Floor cleaner by Bona. Clean with a good quality micro fiber mop (test all applications on a small inconspicuous area first). Dear Reena, Here is a challenge that the carpet cleaners couldn’t help me with, my 75 pound dog stepped on a glue trap (for mice). In an attempt to get the trap off, he stomped it into my off white acrylic Berber carpet. The trap pulled away but not without leaving some residue behind. The hot steam has left the surface loops stiff and discoloured. Any ideas before I have it cut out? Diane Hi Diane, Before you run for the scissors try the following solution. If I were you, I would pour boiling water onto the area and blot, blot and blot until every tiny little bit of glue is gone. Worst case scenario: Spray the area with WD-40, leave for 10 mins. and blot with dish soap and water. Dear Reena, I need a solution for removing mold on painted surfaces. I’ve used bleach on a spot in my bedroom lower corner and the mold keeps reappearing so I’m most interested in what you have to suggest. Thank you so much and hope you keep the information coming. Carol Dear Carol, The problem sounds more like a structural problem which you may want to look into so that the problem will be permanently rectified. In terms of cleaning the area; why not try something less toxic than bleach? Instead switch to 2 cups of wonderful white vinegar and add 10 drops of tea tree oil. Tea tree oil is an antifungal and will tackle the mould problem. Add to that vinegar and you’ve got a powerful combination!

FABULOUS TIPS OF THE WEEK:  To get something out of a heat register or from under the fridge add an empty paper towel roll or gift wrap roll to your vacuum. It can be bent or flattened to get in narrow openings.

Dear Jackie, I always thought that watermarks on furniture were tricky to remove. Now I realize that they can be zapped by applying a combination of mayonnaise and some ashes from a wood stove or fireplace. Leave for about 10 minutes and wipe. Non-gel, non-bleach toothpaste also works well. If neither solution does the trick this means that the finish of the wood has been stripped and your best option is to refinish the area.

 Peel a banana from the bottom and you won’t have to pick the little ‘stringy things’ off. Glenda

Dear Reena, I like to use vinegar, dish soap and water to wash my hardwood floors. However, I am noticing that although it cleans the floors I am seeing marks on the floors. Every time I walk on them with bare feet - I can see footprints (also most slippers leave an imprint) drives me crazy! Is there a solution? Much appreciated. Donna

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 To give your microwave a great cleaning combine: 4 tablespoons of lemon juice with one cup of water in a microwave-safe, 4-cup bowl. Boil for 5 minutes in the microwave, allowing the steam to condense on the inside walls of the oven. Wipe clean. Lawrence

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Chrome rims and other chrome parts are often used to improve the appearance of vehicles. The bright decorative finish of chrome plating is very familiar and enhances the appearance as no other method of customising your ride can. Chrome plating is used on exhausts, handles, mirrors and trims as well as on the very popular chrome rims. Chrome plating is not just used for decoration however. The protective coating of the chrome makes the technique of chrome plating useful for other applications. Chrome plating can be used to protect pistons and other engine parts. Chrome plating consists of applying a thin layer of chromium on to an iron, copper or other base metal to give a protective and decorative finish. Chromium itself is a reactive metal that reacts readily with the oxygen in the air. Unlike iron which forms a very unstable oxide that flakes and falls apart chromium oxide is hard and stable and forms a protective layer which prevents the underlying metal from corroding. Different electroplating techniques are used to produce different effects. The shiny highly decorative finish that we are all familiar with on chrome rims and other auto parts is known as bright chrome. Other variations are black chrome and hard chrome. Bright chrome is used when a decorative finish is required, on car rims for instance, and is applied fairly thinly. Decorative chrome is applied after a nickel coating is plated to a base of steel, copper alloys, steel and aluminum alloys and plastic. The nickel provides the luster and the chrome provides the hardness and protection. This kind of process is used for auto parts, jewelry, hardware, hand tools and appliances.

coating for pistons, hydraulic rods, cylinders and other engine parts. The chrome is plated more thickly than for the decorative finishes to make a strong protective layer. THE ELECTROPLATING PROCEDURE Before the object can be plated it must be cleaned thoroughly by degreasing the cleaning manually to remove any debris and impurities. Sulphuric acid or other strong acids are also used. Other pretreatments may also be used. Once cleaned the object is suspended in the plating solution. For bright chrome a solution of sulphuric acid and chromic acid is used and for black chrome, chromic acid with acetic acid and barium acetate. The temperature of the bath must be kept within 45C to 50C for bright chrome and 32C to 46C for black chrome. The thickness of the plating is controlled by the current used.

BLACK CHROME For black chrome an underlying base of metal is plated with bright or mate nickel then the chromium plating applied over this. Black chrome is not as hard as bright chrome and not so long lasting. It is often oiled or waxed to improve the appearance. Black chrome is used in some auto parts, solar panels and some gun sights and other optical components. HARD CHROME Unlike the other types hard chrome is not used to give a decorative finish but to give a very long lasting protective

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About the Author: Written by Janet Ashby Article source: http://www.isnare. com/?aid=295205&ca=Automotive

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Will Smith in the recently released Hancock notwithstanding (the superhero flies in this one, so no super car here), generally, you can always associate superheroes with the super cars they flaunt – be it Batman’s Batmobile or the X-jet Blackbird or even, the Harley from Ghost Rider. The innovative minds fashioning these mean machines leave no stone unturned, and these super cars’ accessories and design would probably match up to your wildest car-fantasies. Let us take an in-depth look at some of the most popular super cars but please bear in mind that all the details we are going to discuss are fictitious and are the figment of the creator’s imagination!

a heavily customized hard tail chopper, which transforms into the “Hell Cycle” – spewing fire and with a blazing skull at the front. The Ghost Rider’s skull flames were meant to display any emotion other than rage, and hence designed to become smaller and blue. Another superhero vehicle which catches your eye is the Swat Kats’ jet – the Turbokat. Razor and T-bone love taking it out for a spin while fighting crime at the same time. The aspects of the jet include the latest weapon system plus the Vertical Take-off and Landing feature – it’s a two-seater though. Also, the Turbokat holds a couple of small motorcycles within, which are used by the Swat Kats when needed. A special mention here of Robin’s motorcycle - conferred with the title of ‘Robin-mobile’ is a disgrace to the batmobile and a hot contender for the worst superhero vehicle ever. However that notorious title is conferred on Spiderman’s All Terrain Vehicle, christened Spidermobile – how could the writers even imagine a situation where Spiderman drives an ATV? Well, that was a round-up of all the different superheroes’ rides – my vote goes to the Batmobile, not just for its versatility but for the aesthetically-pleasing design, which puts it miles ahead of the competition. About the Author; Written by Brenda Williams Article source: http://www.isnare.com/?aid=298304&ca=Automotive

First up, the Batmobile – the trusty steed of the Dark Knight needs no introduction. With an armour plated chassis and rocket boost-enabled high performance engine complemented by special devices and mounted weapons, the Batmobile is a powerhouse with good space to manoeuvre and resistant to enemy attacks and obstacles. To add to these features, there are also those additional little nuggets like a forensic kit, tiny helicopter, a remote and computer linkage to the Batcave. The Batmobile is also frequently referred to as being powered by a nuclear generation of electricity. Next, we come to the X-men. Armed with all the latest technology, courtesy Dr. Xavier, the X-men use the fictitious aircraft, Blackbird (later renamed as the X-jet). It was quite obviously modelled on the Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird, a long-range, strategic reconnaissance aircraft. The original aircraft line was in service for over three decades – from 1964 to 1998, wherein 32 models of the aircraft were created. The X-men version of the blackbird was different on a couple of major aspects – the X-jet could seat multiple passengers and it was modified for ‘Vertical Take-off and Landing.’ After that we come to the newest super ‘vehicle’ – not quite a car, but more than worth a mention on our list. Although the movie Ghost Rider didn’t make such a lasting impression, his ride definitely did. In the movie, Nicolas Cage aka Johnny Blaze rides a ‘Buell’ motorcycle to double up as a stunt cycle, and Grace’,

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