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Wednesday, October 29, 2008
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October 2008
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VOLUME 3
ISSUE 10
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Shoes, Shoes, Shoes
Few clothing accessories inspire as much devotion as footwear, and for good reason. Here are some tips for keeping your tootsies looking stylish this season.
Shoe styles come and go, but there are always some classic fashion tips that can help keep collections strong. Find your next pair at Shoes.com, but don’t forget our tips on what to remember when drooling over the latest shoe picks!
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Holiday Eating Survival Guide
With so much on the table this season, it’s important to know what to take – and what to leave behind.
Thanksgiving turkey. Holiday desserts. It’s easy to pile plates high with delicious treats and then go back for seconds and maybe even thirds! With this much on your plate this holiday season, it might be good to take a step back and face that buffet table and fruitcake with a plan.
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Fun for Guys and Ghouls This Halloween!
Visit the dark side of Cleveland for a spine-tingling, unforgettable experience!
Things that go bump in the night. Unexplainable sightings and noises. Whether you believe in ghosts or think they are the creation of overactive imaginations, Halloween is the perfect time to get your scare on! Mixing fun, learning and a little bit of ghosts, Haunted Cleveland delivers some of the best fright tours around.
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Kia Remodels the 2009 Optima
Introducing new power and greater fuel efficiency.
The midsize 2009 Kia Optima has been restyled, repowered and reappointed to add value and competitive appeal. Larger than Accord and Camry, the Optima’s fresh new style and improved mileage make this alternative more appealing than ever. New styling front, side and rear adds visual excitement to the friendly Optima body shape. The foglamps and lower front grille have been enlarged and the headlamps narrowed to create a sharper, more aggressive face. Side accent trim adds sportiness while a bolder styling line flows to the rear, ending on a fine edged rear deck. To complete the redesigned rear end, Optima’s taillights are narrowed to reflect the changes at the front.
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2008 Kia Sportage Is America’s Most-Likeable Compact SUV
Car reviewers praise it, owners love it and buyers cross-shop it.
The 2008 Kia Sportage has been showing up on every car reviewers list of best vehicles. Edmunds.com named it one of the “Top 10 Most Fuel Efficient SUVs and Pickups.” Kelley Blue Book called Sportage one of the “Top 10 Coolest New Cars Selling Under $18,000.” The Car Book named it a “Best Bet.” Cars.com singled out Sportage as having the “Best Bang for the Buck.”
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Call the 2009 Nissan Versa Versatile
Nissan's next generation small car wins big.
The 2009 Nissan Versa has universal appeal. With its top fuel economy, roomy interior and long list of desirable features, you'll find this versatile subcompact wins on many levels.
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Enhancing the Appeal of the 2009 Nissan Xterra
Everything you need and nothing you don't.
Nissan sticks to their original Xterra concept, "Everything you need and nothing you don't," with the 2009 Xterra, carefully adding several upgrades and minor refinements to an already appealing vehicle. This all-new Xterra sport utility vehicle proves to be a must-have for those who are looking for a powerful driving experience in a solid, sporty vehicle.
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Triple Treats and Delights
Grab the popcorn and some candy – it’s time for movie night!
Candy, costumes and scares. Yes, it’s Halloween! Maybe the sugar is starting to wear off, or you’re just looking for an opportunity to kick back and relax. There’s no better way to relax and spend time with your family than having a movie night! Halloween movies don’t have to be scary – they can be fun and entertaining. That’s why we picked a few movies that will delight kids of all ages. Who says Halloween has to be just for one night? With these three great films, you’ll get triple the scary fun!
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Beware of Multitasking
Off is in. On is out!
Please don’t read this in traffic! The research is in and the findings suggest you would be wise to curb your multitasking in the office, studying and especially, driving a car. Researchers at the Human Information Processing Laboratory at Vanderbilt University used magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to locate “bottlenecks” in the brain and measured the lost efficiency due to trying to perform two or more tasks at once.
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Fall Into Decorating
Say goodbye to summer and hello to autumn with a home makeover!
Leaves are turning colors, apple picking is underway, Halloween and Thanksgiving are coming and of course, there’s football. Yes, fall is here! Why not kick off the season with some fun and unique decorating ideas that will make your home even more inviting this autumn.
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Seek Comfort Food
When the weather gets colder, warm up to some delicious favorites!
Who can forget their favorite comfort foods? Cheesy dishes, warm soups and rich desserts? Just thinking about your favorite dishes can leave your mouth watering and your stomach growling. Why not indulge in some classics?
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Staying Safe Online
Identity theft is still a frequent crime, so be sure that when you're shopping this holiday season, you aren't giving thieves a gift, too.
Identity theft is America's fastest-growing crime; some experts estimate that over 79 million people will be affected this year alone. Don't become a victim of cyber thieves this holiday season. Shop online safely with these simple tips.
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Take Care of Your Car and It Will Take Care of You
Following the manufacturer’s service intervals is the key to trouble-free driving.
They don’t make ’em like they used to…they make them better! Today’s cars and trucks are well-screwed together and engineered to last. You can see the evidence of that in the longer warranties being offered by many car manufacturers. One even offers a lifetime warranty! However, most vehicles will never need a warranty repair, especially if their owners follow the service intervals found in the manual. Have you read yours?
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