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Leave a Comment | Posted by Storm and Chris on June 30, 2010

It’s never easy to tell which one of us is giving the right definition!

See if you can pick the correct one! 6.30.10.3.Take it From Me – Nidificate

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We had a terrible accident in the studio this morning, but BP was right here to help.

Listen to what happened: 6.30.10.1.BP Was a Big Help in the Studio This Morning

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Chelsea is looking for her new forever home

What a precious girl Chelsea is! 

Please contact Peg (fraserlockwood@aol.com) for more information about this pet.

I’m Chelsea and I am a very loving little girl.  I was brought to the emergency clinic when I was found to have several untreated and infected wounds along my back.  Now that I am better, I am looking for a home that will pay better attention to my needs and wants.  I don’t ask for much, just unconditional love!

Chelsea is up-to-date with routine shots and has been spayed.

My Contact Info

  • Email Haile’s Angels Pet Rescue
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Ladies, how much will you spend on shoes in a lifetime?

How much would you guess that you spend on shoes in a year? What about a lifetime? Here are the cold, hard facts: According to a recent study, women will shell out about $24,000 on shoes during their entire life. While you regain your resting heart rate after that shocker, here’s a little breakdown on just how you’ll dish out that much money on shoes alone. Say each pair of shoes costs $52, and estimate that between sandals for summer, heels for work, boots for winter, and occasional special events such as weddings, you’ll accumulate about seven new pairs a year. Multiple that times 67 years of shoe buying, and there goes those 240 hundred dollar bills. Obviously, this number is dependent on your penchant for cheap versus expensive shoes—and if you’re a Louboutin lover, that number’s bound to be thousands of dollars higher.

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Leave a Comment | Posted by Storm and Chris on June 29, 2010

Hmmmmm…who’s telling the truth?

See if you can tell! 6.29.10.1.Take it From Me – Shaconian

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Don’t look now, but your television is trying to kill you.

Watching too much TV can be deadly even for the healthy, claim researchers.

Every hour in front of the box pushes up the risk of dying from heart disease by 7 per cent, according to a study.

Read the entire article here.

6.29.10.3.Your TV is Trying to Kill You

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Associated Press
DYERSBURG, Tenn. – Police arrested a man who fell asleep after breaking into a home. The Dyersburg State Gazette reported that residents returned home and found the 22-year-old man asleep on the couch.

Terry McCreight, an investigators for the Dyer County Sheriff’s Department, said officers determined that the man once lived in the residence but had been asked to move.

Police said he broke a window and kicked in the door of the home while nobody was there on Thursday. Deputies arrived and took him into custody on without incident.

He was charged with vandalism and aggravated burglary.

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12 Things You Can Do With Used Dryer Sheets

Anti-static dust wipes: The anti-cling chemicals in dryer sheets make them perfect for dusting television and computer screens and other electronic dust-magnets.

Lint brush in a pinch: Used fabric softener sheets can be used to remove pet hair and lint from clothing and upholstery.

Pot scrubbers: The softening chemicals in dryer sheets help loosen food particles stuck on pots and baking dishes; place a used sheet in the dish, cover with hot water, and let soak overnight. Rinse thoroughly after cleaning. (Editor’s Note: this one may not be for the chemically squeamish.)

Soap grime-fighter: The same softening chemicals make used dryer sheets good wipes to use in removing soap scum from bath tubs, showers and tiles.

Sweet feet: Stuff dryer sheets in your shoes overnight to keep them smelling fresh. They’ll also freshen closets, dresser drawers and cabinets.

Dust-free blinds: Not only do spent dryer sheets make a handy wipe for metal and plastic blinds, but the chemicals in them help to repel dust.

Click here to read more!

6.29.10.2.Thrifty Tuesday

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