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Friday, January 27, 2012
Thursday, January 26, 2012
New gadget!
There is a new gadget on X: Unlimited! The logo gadget. What this is that a special blogger logo is on the bottom of the webpage. See ya! -X.
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
New Poll!
There is a new poll asking what origami tutorial I should post next. Voting closes 1/31/12 at 12:00 AM. See ya! -X.
Voting Closed!
The poll is over asking if X: Unlimited should have a sequel blog, with one person saying no and the other saying maybe. See ya! -X.
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Upcoming video reason
The next video will be about a band who put together over 40 MEMES!!! If you don't know what a meme is here's the definition (BTW: there internet memes): The term Internet meme is used to describe a concept that spreads swiftly via the Internet. The term is a reference to the concept of memes, although this concept refers to a much broader category of cultural information. Now you know what internet memes are you can hopefully enjoy the video more. See how many memes you can spot and put them in the comment section on the video. See ya! -X.
Monday, January 16, 2012
Next video information
On the IPhone 4S there is a humble informational service who can talk to you, her name is Siri. Siri is really informational and has quite a personality! The upcoming video will show how Siri responds to an argument. See ya! -X.
Sunday, January 15, 2012
New Poll!
There is a new poll asking if you think X: Unlimited should have a sequel blog. Voting closes 1/22/12 at 12:00 AM. See ya! -X.
Voting Closed!
The poll asking what your favorite type of music is over, with a three-way tie! One person said rock, one said pop, and the other said jazz. See ya! -X.
Thursday, January 12, 2012
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Saturday, January 7, 2012
New poll!
There is a new poll asking what your favorite type of music is. Voting closes 1/14/12 at 12:00 AM. See ya! -X.
Poll Closed!
The poll is over asking if you had a happy holidays, with 2 people saying they did have a happy holdays. See ya! -X.
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
News!
What time is it? News time! Here's today's topic provided by Yahoo:
10 Things You Should Stop Paying for in 2012
Here are 10 things to consider cutting from your budget in 2012 so your new year isn't filled with new debt.
We know, it's hard to resist those morning coffee shop runs, but even buying just one cup every day can make a dent in your wallet. A small coffee from my local Starbucks (12-oz.) costs $1.75, which equals $12.25 a week if you buy one cup a day or almost $25 if you buy two cups a day.
A cheaper alternative would be to brew your own. You can buy Folgers ground coffee at Wal-Mart for about $10, and that brews about 270 6-oz. cups (or 135 12-oz. cups). The expense of filters is minimal, too. For instance, you can buy a 200-pack of filters by Original Gourmet Food Co. Coffee Pro for about $2 at Wal-Mart. You've heard that it's "greener" to switch to energy-efficient light bulbs and that it could save you money on your electric bill in the long run, so if you haven't done so already, what are you waiting for? Although it will cost you a few more dollars up front, replacing just one traditional incandescent bulb with a bulb that qualifies for the government's Energy Star program will save $40 or more over the lifetime of the bulb, and changing five bulbs will save $200 or more over the lifetime of the bulb, according to the Energy Star website. Whether you're heading out to the gym or packing your lunch for work, it's easy to just throw a disposable water bottle in your bag for whenever you get thirsty. But those bottles can really add up, even if you buy them in bulk. To save money, skip the disposable bottles and buy a reusable Brita water bottle for $9.99, which will purify any tap water you add to it. You'll just need to change the filter every two months, which costs $7.99. That means your costs for the first two months are about $18, and after that you'll only be paying $7.99 every two months for as much water as you'd like to drink.
View the entire article at: Yahoo!
10 Things You Should Stop Paying for in 2012
Here are 10 things to consider cutting from your budget in 2012 so your new year isn't filled with new debt.
We know, it's hard to resist those morning coffee shop runs, but even buying just one cup every day can make a dent in your wallet. A small coffee from my local Starbucks (12-oz.) costs $1.75, which equals $12.25 a week if you buy one cup a day or almost $25 if you buy two cups a day.
A cheaper alternative would be to brew your own. You can buy Folgers ground coffee at Wal-Mart for about $10, and that brews about 270 6-oz. cups (or 135 12-oz. cups). The expense of filters is minimal, too. For instance, you can buy a 200-pack of filters by Original Gourmet Food Co. Coffee Pro for about $2 at Wal-Mart. You've heard that it's "greener" to switch to energy-efficient light bulbs and that it could save you money on your electric bill in the long run, so if you haven't done so already, what are you waiting for? Although it will cost you a few more dollars up front, replacing just one traditional incandescent bulb with a bulb that qualifies for the government's Energy Star program will save $40 or more over the lifetime of the bulb, and changing five bulbs will save $200 or more over the lifetime of the bulb, according to the Energy Star website. Whether you're heading out to the gym or packing your lunch for work, it's easy to just throw a disposable water bottle in your bag for whenever you get thirsty. But those bottles can really add up, even if you buy them in bulk. To save money, skip the disposable bottles and buy a reusable Brita water bottle for $9.99, which will purify any tap water you add to it. You'll just need to change the filter every two months, which costs $7.99. That means your costs for the first two months are about $18, and after that you'll only be paying $7.99 every two months for as much water as you'd like to drink.
View the entire article at: Yahoo!
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