Here’s an easy way you can win 7 Luxury Nights in Martinique. My friend Jason’s wife Kelly from JaKelDaily.com is trying to win some prizes and you get a chance to win the prize also. Simply go vote here. All you need is a valid e-mail address to enter the contest.

Voter Prize
One voter entry prize for 7 luxury nights at the Sofitel Bakoua with breakfast in Martinique. The vacation is valid until December 19, 2008 on a space available basis. No airfare included. The winner will be drawn on March 1, 2008. Only one voter entry prize will be awarded and the winner will be notified by e-mail promptly after the drawing. terms and conditions

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The RocketFM uses any available FM frequency to transmit audio through your home, car or office stereo system. This item is good to travel around with your laptop. There are so cheap and you can order them online for only $12.99! Buy the RocketFM now!

Applications such as iTunes, GarageBand, video soundtracks and even streaming internet radio can be conveniently broadcast with RocketFM.

Laptop users will find the RocketFM invaluable for travel. Use any available radio in your hotel room or temporary office space as wireless speakers. The RocketFM is small and light, and requires no additional power source.

Use RocketFM to broadcast sound for a presentation, or just kick back and listen to your tunes outside on your portable radio. Any Mac (OS 10.2.8 or later) or PC (WinXP) with USB can use the RocketFM, and with the full range of FM frequencies available, you can be sure to find a channel all your own. Discover the easy way to play your audio wirelessly, at home or in your travels.

I can not wait to see the M400 Skycar fly over the freeway, soon there won’t be any more traffic on the road. Can you imagine how much this Skycar would cost for you?

Imagine this: your daily trip to the office at 350mph with no traffic jams, no roadworks and a cruising altitude of 30,000 feet. Sounds like Science Fiction? Well, not for much longer, thanks to one mans’ vision.

Moller International was founded in 1983 by Dr Paul Moller, a Canadian-born US engineer, to design, develop, manufacture and market personal vertical takeoff and landing aircraft (VTOL). His colleagues said it couldn’t be done, but like many geniuses, Dr Moller worked tirelessly towards his dream: a personal flying car that could take off from any back garden of street and be as easy to fly as a car is to drive, if not easier.