Calorie Smart Food Journal for Dieting
A new year calls for new resolutions.
So why not go with the old standby and vow to lose some weight this year? We all basically can do something about it — and we all know that losing weight comes down to just one thing: taking in fewer calories than we put out.
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Are you on Facebook?
To be honest, the easier question to ask is “who ISN’T on Facebook?”.
Yes, Web Watch knows a few people who still haven’t taken the Facebook plunge — but sometimes one has to go where the party is in order to feel like you’re part of the “in” crowd.
So once you’re on Facebook, the next question often asked is “how do I get more friends?”. Well, on Facebook – as in life – gaining friends is based on how you interact with others. Except in Facebook’s case, it’s all about your status updates and other online persona features. Let’s take a look at what ONE FACEBOOK STUDY FOUND ABOUT WHAT THE POPULAR PEOPLE ON FACEBOOK ARE DOING:
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Roll of Blue Raffle Tickets: Keep This Ticket
Every year, the question comes up regarding how to properly do a gift exchange at holiday time.
Whether you call it a DIRTY SANTA, WHITE ELEPHANT, YANKEE SWAP, CHINESE AUCTION or something else, the basic concept is the same: everyone brings a gift, throws it into the pile, and then they get distributed out in some random manner, with stealing gifts from other people allowed to some degree.
Web Watch is here to present the OFFICIAL RULES FOR GIFT EXCHANGING that we’ve perfected over the years at our own shindigs. These rules work for us — they should work for you, too.
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The Name Thang Baby Name Book: 15,000 Names with English, Spanish and French Translations
So the other day, Web Watch mentioned the TOP BABY NAMES FOR 2010.
One of Web Watch’s readers pointed us out to an baby naming book entitled BETTER NAMES FOR BABY, available for purchase on the linked website.
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If you use Facebook, you’ve probably – at some time or other – received spam messages.
You’ve probably wondered where these erroneous emails were coming from.
Luckily, Web Watch has found a list of THREE TIPS TO FOLLOW IN ORDER TO AVOID RECEIVING FACEBOOK SPAM:
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Strunk and White – Elements of Style
While we try to be entertaining in what Web Watch writes, we know that we may not be the best writer in general.
Hey, it happens. But at least we’re out there trying – and trying to use sound sentence structure and proper grammar along the way. With the occasional sentence fragment thrown in. For kicks.
So when we ran across this list of the TOP 25 GRAMMAR AND LANGUAGE MISTAKES, we knew that we might be in trouble for doing one of these in the past. We’ve posted some of our favorites from the list below the cut:
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Ah, the annual holiday office party.
Typically, an open bar. Music. Dancing. Canoodling in the coat closet. Yes, they can be fun on so many levels… but you have to be careful. Web Watch recalls attending an office party where the boss had to carry a passed-out employee out to a waiting taxi.
Which brings up today’s question: WHAT TO DO TO SURVIVE THE OFFICE HOLIDAY PARTY?
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Quicken Money Management Software
With the holiday gift-giving season right around the corner, you may find yourself trying to find ways to scrape some money together.
Web Watch is a fan of making a big dinner, then eating leftovers for lunch the next day to avoid paying $5-$10 for lunch. Doing that can save the average office worker at least $20/week in lunch money – up to $50/week or more, if you eat at fancier places. That’s found money.
If you subscribe to HBO, SHOWTIME or other premium movie channel – you may want to consider dropping those and switching to an “on-demand” movie service like NetFlix or Amazon on Demand (assuming you have a TiVo, PS3, or other box that will support those services). The $10/month that you’ll pay is likely less than what you would pay for those TV channels.
Here are some other suggestions for HOW TO CUT UNNECESSARY EXPENSES OUT OF YOUR BUDGET, simply by changing your purchasing habits, or substituting different products for ones you use every day:
