Archive - Jan 22, 2008

1. Use Less Water in Your Garden About one-third of all residential water use goes toward lawns and gardens, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Unfortunately, much of this water is wasted through runoff, evaporation, overwatering, or inefficient landscape design. By adopting some simple landscaping techniques you can create a beautiful lawn or garden that uses up to 60 percent less water, requires less fertilizer and pesticides, and saves you time and money. 2. Plant a Tree!

Affordable, High Performance Electric Vehicle Called ZAP Alias(TM)

SANTA ROSA, CA -- Jan 22, 2008 -- Officials from ZAP (OTC BB:ZAAP.OB) and China Youngman Automotive Group announced their Joint Venture Company has initiated the RFQ (Request For Quotation) process for a vehicle project called the ZAP Alias(TM). The Joint Venture invites engineering and technology companies from all over the world interested in participating in the high performance electric vehicle project initiated in 2007.

VIDEO: http://www.zapworld.com/files/news/ZAP_AliasVideo.wmv