Arizona gas prices expected to dip
Gallon may cost dime less in month

Read the rest of the article at your convenience, but listen to me now, the idea that a dime less in gas cost is going to do anyone a favor is absurd.

Let’s be more concerned about your financial welfare right now. If another disaster strikes, if winter heating bills really do double like predicted, and gas stays at $3 a gallon, will your current money situation hold up?

Don’t just take my word for it, come on September 13th to the opportunity meeting, or get started right now with the Results system. There is more training that is free and available for you to utilize to the success that you dream of.

Click here to get started now: http://www.financialfreedomnow.myarbonne.com

Email me and ask for the Robert Kiyosaki article, “What your friends will think”, it’s powerful about how our friends and family can be cruel when we decide to start a network marketing business for supplemental income.

They may think it’s funny now, but they won’t when they see that you can replace your full time income in five months and quit your job if you choose.

Try the products and the business, risk free. The investment is minimal, you get a 45 day money back guarantee, except for the shipping. And as you know, shipping is never refunded. In that 45 days, you can earn your mortgage and car payment, plus promote to the first level of management and get an 8% pay raise.

Just try it, you may like it.

Here’s to your success!
Sincerely
Cherelynn Baker Richey
http://www.financialfreedomnow.myarbonne.com

p.s. when would NOW be a good time to change your life?

The Arizona Republic
Sept. 6, 2005 12:00 AM
Monica Alonzo-Dunsmoor

Arizona drivers can expect gas prices to level off this week and possibly settle around $3 a gallon by the end of the month.

"Prices shoot up like a rocket and fall like a feather," said David Cowley, a spokesman for AAA Arizona. "But we will start to find our equilibrium this week."

Fuel costs are expected to stabilize after a nearly 30-cent jump since Friday to $3.11 a gallon for unleaded - prices that likely contributed to lighter-than-usual holiday travel this weekend in Arizona and across the country.





Frank Valenzuela, an Arizona Department of Public Safety spokesman, said police officers did not see the usual bulk of cars making a trek up north on the Friday night before Labor Day or pouring back into town Monday.

"It's been a pretty slow day," he said.

Kelly Small, 25, of Peoria scrapped her plans to drive to Orange County.

"What can you do about it?" she said. "We just decided to stay home instead of going to see our family. Even going to the store just to get a cold soda, it's just not worth it."

She pumped about $50 of gas into her Ford Explorer on Monday and didn't even get a full tank.