My favorite was probably the house made of beer.

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Centercode has a new massive online game opportunity. This fun new online world allows
you to build characters, battle other players or play by yourself. Inspired by a successful film
franchise, and based on the timeless art of kung fu, this new online world is fun for the whole
family. We’re starting the first phase by conducting a simple load test. This test is designed to
evaluate the stability of the game and ensure the servers and software can support many people
using it simultaneously.

This means that we’re including a large number of participants. The important first stage of this
test is a simply load test to be conducted on:

Monday January 25,
2010 – 3PM and 6PM Pacific Standard Time (PST)

If you are available during that time to spend just a few hours testing, then click the link below.
If you are selected to participate, you’ll be among the first candidates to be considered for the
next phase and other game beta tests. Sign up today!

The Centercode Team

PS. We’re looking for a large tester pool on this one so please feel free to forward this invite to
your friends!–

Please click the following link to apply for this test:

https://www.onlinebeta.com/r/?1D251648933A4AB5813CD5D9D6764A9E

We’re currently thinking of new contests. Do you have any ideas on prizes? Entry methods you liked? Etc?

-Oscar Rosales

Have a Happy New Year from all of us here at the Just Free Stuff Network!

-Oscar

Let’s all wish James a Happy Birthday! Woohoo!! Congratulations!

-Oscar

I just wanted to give a quick Happy Birthday to Oscar who helps out on the Blog.

Congrats on turning 21!

-James

I am worth 2.2 million. w00t!
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This one comes from a subscriber. Thanks again!

Do you have a nasty odor you can’t get rid of? Sprinkle some unbrewed coffee grounds on the source of the smell and it will absorb the odor, depending on how bad it is, in minutes. It works on pet odors, around the toilet odors, fridge odors…just about anything. I have even used it in a freezer that was given to me with nasty rotting meat in it. That took a bit longer, but it was actually usable after about a week. After the odor is gone, just sweep the coffee up.

Oscar

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You can save money and conserve energy by simply turning down your hot water heater to 120 degrees. This temperature is hot enough for most household tasks. That drop in temperature can save money and conserve energy, because the tank won’t be on as often or need to reach as high a temperature.

A hot water tank insulation blanket is also advisable. If your hot water tank is warm to the touch, or if your tank resides in an unheated garage, an insulation blanket can save both energy and money.

Washing your clothes with cold water has great savings potential. It doesn’t require heating hot water, and this conserves energy and saves money. With the detergents designed for washing clothing in cold water, you can still get your clothing clean and smelling fresh. In addition, washing and drying full loads, rather than partial loads, adds to the savings.

Oscar

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A simple landscape tip that can save money and energy inside the home is to plant trees around your home that can shade your home from the heat of the sun and create a wind block. Summer or winter, evergreen trees can offer savings to the home owner, and deciduous trees can offer summer shade.

If you can set timers on your lights, lights won’t be on at times when they’re not necessary. Motion detectors that shut off and compact florescent bulbs are also big energy savers. Another way to save on lighting in the home is to open the curtains and lift the shades. Natural light is free.

Just as you can open curtains for light, you can close them to cut out heat. In hot months, keeping the heat of the sun’s rays out of your home saves power with your air conditioner or with fans. This saves energy and saves money.

Consider the use of weather stripping around doors and windows to get rid of drafts. Also consider insulating attics, walls, basements, and floors. The energy savings will be big and in the end, it saves money.

Oscar

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