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5 details wireless companies don't want you to know when choosing a plan {WalletPop}
Apr 15th 2010 11:35AM what about texting fees? That's where my bills are always racked up horribly on my pay as you go phone. Many people text as much or more than they talk on cell phones.
Michael Phelps flies Northwest {Gadling}
Oct 2nd 2008 9:07AM Most reporter types are truly invasive and will hassle the famed subject so give Grant a break. Don't tell me you'd not be finely tuned in if you were sitting right behind someone so famous from your hometown.
Michael Phelps flies Northwest {Gadling}
Oct 1st 2008 10:00PM How cool that I found your blog after stumbling upon this entry, thanks to AOL's headlining it. Keep up the good work. We'll see you at the barbershop.
Time for a Coffee Break {AOL Hot Searches}
Aug 18th 2008 11:18AM I forgot to add that if you freshly grind your beans at home or at the store just before using, and use a French Press to brew it (they're very affordable) then you get a better flavor. If you can get fresh beans from a local roaster then it's even better. I can only afford 8 oclock at the store and even that is great. I just recently switched from my electric machine to a french press. I have a small sized one for single serving use, and a larger one when my husband wants to join me. This way I don't dump the extra coffee down the drain like I used to do after brewing a pot at home. NO waste means more savings and great coffee as an added bonus.
Time for a Coffee Break {AOL Hot Searches}
Aug 18th 2008 11:08AM 8 oclock freshly ground from the store is affordable and good. I'm a slight coffee snob. It varies from location to location but McDonald's new coffees have been tolerably good compared to years past. Dunkin Donuts seems to be most consistently good. I fell in love with Blue Mt. coffee when in Jamaica but it's so expensive.
