Problem: A screen appears with a layout of a home and a lot of black, white and red words that say "tool box buzz news, reviews and information product reviews by industry expert todd fratzel". a picture of a tool OPTIONS:
- box attach appears then fades to black.
- appears on a red screen and to the right there are black words that say " ridgid model r040sca roofing cutter ".
- box with talk and an automated screen is then presented around the room and a logo appears with the clear words " joy matching tools technique ", followed by a title screen with " lassoguillusnow ".
- box and mudslide with " one caring " neatly illustrated.

Answer: appears on a red screen and to the right there are black words that say " ridgid model r040sca roofing cutter ".

Problem: A woman is seen speaking to the camera while holding up a box and newspaper. The woman then begins cutting the news paper and place the box in the middle. the women OPTIONS:
- reach for her hair and begins cutting and laying them down.
- adds to it various views of the box and the large dog.
- wraps up the box with the news paper and tapes it down on the sides.
- then continues cutting the paper and leads into demonstrative poses in a yoga pose.

Answer: wraps up the box with the news paper and tapes it down on the sides.

Problem: How to save energy automatically with your computers
Use energy-efficient computer models.
Some computers have been manufactured and tested specifically to ensure that they consume less energy.
Verify that your computers have an energy star logo or other government-supported logo, which indicates that the computers save costs on energy bills and are designed to help reduce pollutants that are harmful to the environment. OPTIONS:
- Download and install a new operating system. If you're simply content programming for fun, but very intelligent, you'll need a system that is compatible with faster computer systems.
- If the logo does not include this logo or identifying features, then your computer model may be defective or unusable. Look for a lower spf versus b12 rating.
- Use laptop computers instead of desktop computers. The majority of laptops only burn between 15 and 60 watts when in use; whereas desktop computers burn between 70 and 200 watts when in use.
- Verify that your batteries are compatible with computers with live, static electricity. Check if your computer has live cable and connections, which contribute to energy costs.
Answer: Use laptop computers instead of desktop computers. The majority of laptops only burn between 15 and 60 watts when in use; whereas desktop computers burn between 70 and 200 watts when in use.