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Want Obama Girl? Save your energy!

If you want the keys to her heart, Obama Girl has a few requirements... Post your energy saving tips in the comments! And learn more at http://AmericasGreenestcampus.com http://www.twitter.com/barelypolitical http://www.twitter.com/barelydigital LYRICS: I need you to recycle If you want the keys to my heart Do you really want to get with me You gotta know how to live smart My love is sustainable, not just biodegradable I wanna ride your bicycle Reduce, re-use and recycle Youre being romantic with me Guess whats too gigantic for me? Its your carbon footprint boyy (CHORUS) And if you wanna be with me Save your energy, Save your energy Youre looking good but you drive an H3. Save your energy Save your energy Youre using plastic for your groceries Save your energy Save your energy You should act like Ed Begley Save your energy Save it all for me (RAP) Hey Girl whats these signs that you sending me Ive been trying to save the world conserving all my energy We could ride in my hybrid fuel efficiency Solo-powered sunroof blowin in the windy breeze Baby I re-use, I recycle Low flow shower heads too if you like, boo Anything I use is biodegradable Why you still saving all your love, what you waiting for? (CHORUS) And if you wanna be with me Save your energy, Save your energy Walking to work is so d*mn sexy Save your energy Save your energy Obama can be proud of you and me Save your energy Save your energy I'm turned on by stuff unplugged for me Save your energy Save your energy

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Texas State Cemetery in Austin: Confederate Section

The Texas State Cemetary in East Austin features a section dedicated to the Confederate soldiers in the Civil War including the last Confederate soldier to die at the age of 108. Visit the Texas State Cemetery and view the elaborate death mask carved for the most recognized and highest ranking soldier Albert Sidney Johnston by Texas artist Elisabet Ney with travel tips in this free video on tourism.

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Texas State Cemetery in Austin: History

The history of the Texas State Cemetery in East Austin dates back to 1851 and sits on 18 acres of land. Experience the Texas State Cemetery and visit the resting place of famous Texans like Stephen F. Austin with travel ideas in this free video on tourism.

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How to Change a Watch Battery

Changing a watch battery requires prying the back of the watch off with a small tool, popping out the old battery and replacing it with a new battery. Change out an old watch battery, being careful not to scratch the metal in the process, with advice from a freelance fashion reporter in this free video on style.

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How to Tell Real Pearls From Fake Pearls

To tell real pearls from fake pearls, take note of the shapes, as real pearls will have slightly irregular shapes and fake pearls will be perfectly spherical. Find out if a set of pearls is real, also noting the size of the hole that is drilled in it, with advice from a freelance fashion reporter in this free video on style.

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Austin Tourism: Eeyore's Birthday

Eeyore's birthday is an annual celebration held at Pease Park in Austin, Texas that pays tribute to the famous Winnie the Pooh character and feature live entertainment. Celebrate Eeyore's birthday with its hippie roots, acoustic music sessions and charity with travel tips in this free video on tourism.

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How to Get a Tattoo or Body Piercing

Getting a tattoo or body piercing requires taking into consider the location, how it will age, the pain level and the quality of the tattoo or piercing shop. Do research and think hard about getting a tattoo or body piercing with advice from a freelance fashion reporter in this free video on style.

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Orlando Science Center: Kids Town

The Kids Town exhibit at Orlando's Science Center offers entertainment and education for even the smallest learners. Discover Kids Town at the Science Center with this free video series on tourism.

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How to Do an Easy French Manicure

When doing a French manicure, clean old nail polish off the fingers, trim and file the nails and cut tape guides for the tips. Give French manicures with tips from a fashion specialist in this free video on style advice.

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Chris Brown Hit by a Chair!

Chris Brown Punch Out!

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Google Wave: Live collaborative editing (HD)

Google engineer David Wang explains how collaborative editing through concurrency control and operational transform work in Google Wave.

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Microsoft Bing "Decision Engine"

Introducing Bing Search by Microsoft. A Decision Engine. Microsoft (MSFT) CEO Steve Ballmer used News Corp.'s (NWS) All Things Digital conference as a backdrop to introduce the public to his company's new search engine, Bing. Demonstrated by Microsoft Senior Vice-President Yusuf Mehdi, Bing was unveiled with the inevitable gag video—a portentous-sounding narrator called search "the final frontier" and noted it was a "five, six, uh, multiyear mission"— prominently featuring James Gandolfini reprising his role as Tony Soprano to say "bing" before concluding with a cheery "back to you, Steve." Bing.com will go live on June 3. At least at the outset, Mehdi said, the service will primarily focus on certain topics—among them travel, local information, and shopping. Microsoft chose Bing, Ballmer said, because it wanted a short one-syllable name that could "verb up"—in the way people say "Xeroxing" copies or "Googling" search results—and was inoffensive in several languages. (Fans of HBO's The Sopranos who recall the Ba-Da-Bing strip club that characters frequently called "the Bing" may disagree.) Search results appear on Bing in a remarkably similar way to the generic display on Google (GOOG). As All Things Digital's Walt Mossberg said onstage, they're essentially "blue results on a white background," right down to the search ads appearing on the right side of the screen. But Bing also displays a tabbed tool bar, along the left side of results, that directs users to more topical results based on what they're searching for. Find it at www.bing.com

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How to Make a Video Look Like Film

The key to making a video look like a high-quality film is to perfect three-point lighting, use film lens adapters and do color correction in post-production. Treat digital video similarly to traditional film for the best results with help from a movie producer in this free video on filmmaking.

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How to Make a Green Screen Studio for Less Than $30

I am going to show you how to make an inexpensive green screen studio for $20-$30. This is for people new to green screen, or need to make one ASAP. I will also show you how to apply your new desired background in sony vegas. Enjoy!

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How to Build Your Own Glidecam

A Glidecam can be created using simply a durable plastic grocery sac, tape and a video camera. See how to make a Glidecam on a budget with help from a movie producer in this free video on filmmaking.