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Hi Bobby!
You could try this one. It's not very expensive and should work very well for ya. One-touch popcorn button, and it should give you a solid pop. Reviewers say it's a good unit.
I suggest it for your cleaning purposes because the front is very easily wiped off, as everything is on one flat plane. Also, the rotating plate inside (which ensures even popping) can be removed and put in the dishwasher. How could it be any easier?!
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Here's a reasonable priced 2 speed blender. It has 2 speeds and a low speed pulse function, so you have control over exactly how pureed your concoction gets. Great for juicing... get it just right.
It blends, chops, grinds, grates, and crushes ice.
I love the classic beehive design... a great addition to any kitchen if you ask me.
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This is a very nice piece of kitchen equipment from Oster. Can also do food processing.
Has a very attractive beehive design, stainless steel pitcher.
All metal drive and 500w motor will crush ice like it's nothing. Comes with a bunch of extras like food processing attachment, mini jar for grinding and more.
Looks so nice how could you not want one?!
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Here is a great one for ya. Confetti cut is a good way to go... great for security. It will do 10 sheets of paper at once. Has a pull out bin that holds 6.4 gallons of shreds. It will not only cut through paper, but cd's, dvd's, and credit cards too. It can also run for 10 - 12 minutes at a time.
This is definitely a large enough capacity for a small business.
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Fellowes is known as one of the best shredder makers around, especially for durability. They make a real solid product. That's why I suggest their brand for high quantities of shredding. They claim you can cut up to 17 papers at once, and I am sure this thing can handle it. It will do CD's, staples, and credit cards, too. It also has a jam proof system that sort of shuts down if it's about to jam, and it happens to be very effective. Great shredders from Fellowes!
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Hi Charles.
For your business needs there are a few features that come to mind that you will probably want, all of which this printer will offer:
1) Laser... much cheaper to use in the long run than ink, as toner is inexpensive.
2) Wireless... this way anyone in your office can print easily from their workstation at any time.
3) Multifunction... might as well invet in a machine that will also allow you to scan, copy and fax
4 )Speed... print and copy up to 27ppm, also double sided
5) Adjustable, 250-sheet capacity paper tray, plus manual feed slot
All of these things lend themselves to small business needs, and I think you will be very happy with this machine.
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I have the perfect suggestion for you Jerry! This is like a compact dslr (except it's mirrorless) with interchangeable lenses and very high photo quality.
With its 16.2 MP Exmor APS HD CMOS image sensor you'll get sharp, low noise shots. It's really small and really good. Sony can make one helluva camera.
It takes video, has 25-point Auto Focus, Tiltable 3-inch LCD screen, ISO 12800 sensitivity, and plenty of other features (a whole list on the link). I think this is the one for you man!
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I think Sony's addition to the tablet world has been overlooked. I think it's a very cool looking device that deserves some attention. Very attractive design and a good amount of power. Also, if you like playstation games you can play them on here! (And of course do all the regular tablet activities like browse the internet and stuff.)
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This is a really, very nice tablet from Samsung. It's like "laptop replacement" material, for real. It has a huge, beautiful screen, lots of power, and is small enough to be incredibly portable.
It actually has an 11.6-inch display with 1366 x 768 resolution. It has a 1.6 GHz Intel Core i5-2467M dual-core processor, which is up to 2.3 GHz with Turbo Boost. Add the 128 GB solid-state drive and 4 GB of installed DDR3 RAM and you have something nearly as powerful as many of todays laptops. This is a very capable tablet. It also has great battery life, which is nice on a tablet this large...they say around 7 hours.
I think this is a monster of a tablet! Gotta get one of these.
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Plenty of people will disagree with this suggestion but these awesome laptops! Suuuper fast. If you like Macs and can afford one, in my opinion it is always a good purchase. These are built so well... it won't only be super fast right now but also a year from now and two years from now.
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I'm thinking two of these would be perfect. They are perfect for a dual monitor setup for a few reasons:
1) good size for a dual set up. you don't want something too big because two will be overwhelming
2) price! since you gotta buy two of 'em I am assuming you don't want something super expensive... these are only 150 each.
3) quality. excellent quality, especially considering the price. I mean, I don't know what you are trying to do with these monitors, but they should get the job done for most purposes... 1080p resolution, 5ms response, 10,000,000:1 contrast ratio.
Should be a good setup. If you are willing to spend more we could probably recommend some different monitors, if you want.
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Oh boy do I have the headset for you!
Let's just start by acknowledging how nice it looks with the "alchemy gold" going on. Pretty cool.
But the important part is durability, right? You said a bunch have broken on you in the past... well I though this would be a good option for you because it comes with a fashionable little case to store it in when you're not using it. So instead of just dropping it in your purse, place it gently in the box and store it that way. I can't imagine you're breaking headsets while they'reo n your head... I mean how would you even do that? So they must be breaking in transit.
It has good reviews, and the first reviewer even say, "Light, Comfortable, Attractive, and Long Lasting..." so it seems like a good fit for you :)
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I've found that Epson has some pretty cheap ink, I would say some of the cheapest actually. They have a variety of models, ranging in price and quality, so here a mid-range option for you. It will print high quality photos. Also, to help keep ink prices down, the 6 color cartridges are each an individual color. So you won't have to continuously buy new color cartridges, just the color that is low. You can get a black ink cartridge for $13, and the color ones are very reasonable too.
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I had a Macbook Pro for most of my college years. Couldn't have been happier, from the performance to the durability to the mac brand. You want it to stay with you for years? Macs are so durable. In fact, I think that is part of why they cost a little more. You're not just paying for the parts or the memory. You're paying for an all-encompassing Mac experience, including great service and a predictably high performing machine, for years to come.
In fact, when my face plat started coming off AFTER my warranty was up I took it to the mac store and they replaced it for me anyways! They want their customers to be happy.
It'll stay with you throughout college for sure!
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This looks like a television that you would be very happy with. Simple, sleek, full HD resolution (1920 x 1080), and at a wonderfully low price. Sharp makes a good product... I think especially at lower price points it's important to pick a brand that you are familiar with.
It has LED backlighting and 3 HDMI ports so you will have no problem with connectivity.it's going to have a true HD display for you, which I think is the most important thing when talking about watching movies. Clarity clarity clarity.
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I think this would be perrrrfect for you.
The Lumix is a great little camera. It has an impressive amount of technology inside dedicated to helping the user get the very best possible shot. Things like: Intelligent Exposure Light Detection which increases the exposure in under-exposed areas of the shot by detecting the brightness level in each part of the image; Intelligent Scene Selector, where you pick the scene mode that best corresponds to your shooting conditions; Face detection, which recognizes faces and makes sure they are in focus (that's amazing); and Image Stabilization... just to name a few.
Basically, it will be super easy to get great shots on this little guy, right from the get-go. I think you will be very happy with it.
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Perfect for gaming. Great at just about everything.
You get a 10" screen (bigger is better for gaming if you ask me) and an Nvidia quad-core CPU. You also get the awesome Android 3.2 Honeycomb OS which is 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich upgradable.
Basically, this is the fastest Honeycomb tablet there is.
Also, check this out: if you purchase the tablet with the optional keyboard dock, you not only get a full laptop like experience, you get a full-size USB port that can connect to standard game controllers. Then, you can connect this to your TV (via HDMI) and you have a portable gaming console. Awesome. Great gaming experience.
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Vixia might be your best bet in this price range. There is one known defect with this camera that might be a deal breaker, so let's get that out of the way right away: the problem is known as Vignetting. That is, when you zoom anything more than about 50% of its zooming capabilities, you will start to see the corners get rounded and a sort of tunnel vision type thing will start to occur. It's odd that Canon, such a renowned optical company, would make a product with this problem, but they did.
Besides that silly problem, it's going to allow you to do all the things you want to do with very high optical quality. It shoots in full HD, and should have no problem shooting short films and outdoors stuff. It has two SD slots, which is cool because if you fill up one card as you're filming it will automatically switch to the next one, so you won't lose any footage.
They claim this camera has very low power consumption and in turn gets excellent battery life.
This thing should be able to film in low light, too. Canon's exclusive HD CMOS Pro Image Sensor, along with their DIGIC DV III Image Processor will provide very realistic color and impressive noise reduction for exceptional low-light performance, and in general beautiful images.
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I think this Acer would fit your needs quite well. It's easily under $500 and will be great on the internet and even has an optical drive. The most noticeable trade-offs you will see at this price point are battery life and processor... but those aren't even too bad on this guy.
You should only expect 3 or 4 hours of battery life. That being said, check out all the other cool stuff you will get:
-An Intel Core i3-2330M processor, 2.2 GHz. The i series is fast and great for multi tasking. Even though they have come out with the blazingly fast i7, the i3 will suffice for your purposes.
-You get Windows 7 Home Premium and Microsoft Office Starter
-500GB hard drive... wow... pretty big! Not bad at all. You can always buy an external hd later to add tons more space, if need be.
-4GB DDR3 memory. This is a solid amount of RAM... definitely won't slow you down at all.
-Intel HD Graphics 3000... you even get a graphics card
-Multi-in-1 Digital Media Card Reader for all your media
-802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi CERTIFIED with 10/100/1000 Fast Ethernet LAN for your online classes
You also get some usb ports and HDMI connectivity. I think this thing wil really perform for you! Look into it for sure.
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Well this isn't exactly what you asked for, but it's pretty darn close. It doesn't have a flash and it comes with a nice little torch light instead. I know you asked for a flash specifically, but here's the problem: every other camera I have looked at at this price point seems to leak water horrendously, at least according to the multiple reviews that I read. I read lots of reviews that were titled 'water leaked first time' and if it happened to them, it could happen to you.
This thing looks like it might do the trick.... no reviews about leakage, ata least. Seems pretty durable. I don't think you should expect amazing pictures, but they'll be okay, and at least they won't get ruined by the seeping water!
As for the camera, it's a 8.1MP, 8X Digital Zoom with a 4 Gigabyte SD Secure Digital Memory Card. They claim it will go down to 10 meters, which is about 30 feet.
This camera looks pretty legit! I think it's actually waterproof. A lot of companies call it waterproof when they only mean water-resistant, but I think this one is for real.
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The Leica D-Lux 4 would be perfect for you! I'm pretty sure if you look around you can find these for 7, 8 hundred...I don't know why this one in particular is so pricey. Fantastic camera though, and excellently compact.
The aspherical zoom lens (DC Vario-Summicron lens 1:2.0-2.8/5.1-12.8 ASPH) has a focusing range of 24-60 mm. This high aperture lens will capture some very impressive shots, especially for such a compact unit.
This thing shoots at 10.1 megapixels, and has a large 1/1.63" CCD image sensor that increases image quality. It can take photos in all three formats (4:3/3:2/16:9). It is very versatile and you can manually adjust all the settings to get the perfect individual shot for you... or you can set the auto scene mode and let the camera take care of the rest.
The main thing here though is that lens! Leica uses fantastic lenses and I think you will see a spectacular array of colors that other camera may not be able to capture.
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Man, for your price point and specific 'action' needs this would be perfect. At around $450 you'll be getting an excellent little point and shoot camera that is absolutely capable of capturing some nice actions stills.
Most importantly, you're going to make sure you are using it with the right settings, otherwise it won't perform how you want it to. For action shots, make sure you set the camera's top dial to 'shutter priority mode' (represented as an 'S' on the dial). Then, you can use the joystick to set your shutter speed to 1/250. Once you have done so, go to the camera's menu and set your ISO to 400. Basically, you will have set your shutter speed to really fast and the ISO must be higher as well (for increased shutter speeds you will have to raise the ISO, and vice-versa) but this should ensure some pretty awesome action shots, assuming the light is decent.
A couple other things about this camera, the 25mm ultra wide-angle and powerful 12x optical zoom lens should capture some really nice pics! Also, great for action shots, is the unlimited burst mode, where you can get like 50 uninterrupted shots consecutively! Perfect for a moving target.
As far as point and shoot, I don't think it gets a whole lot better than this.
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Brother makes great small office equipment. I see one has already been suggested here.
Definitely color laser is the way to go, as it will save you money over time with low toner vs. ink prices. Depending on what exactly your printing purposes are you may be able to get away with a cheaper Brother printer, but watch out because some Brother laser printers cannot print front and back.
This will scan, copy and fax, too.
21 ppm in black and white and color is pretty good, but not spectacular.
Image quality is really high, and the included software is really easy to set up and use.
It is over all user-friendly and reliable, so I am more than pleased with it.
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This might be a fun idea, although it may be to late to get one delivered by Christmas. You could look around for a custom T Shirt place nearby. Definitely unique!
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I would guess Serrano... I mean that's one of the hottest tasting peppers...I'm sure it also smells hot!
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I think this looks like a great deal. Check it out. However, this particular set is designed more for park skiing.... but this website has lots of other package deals and stuff that you should look into.
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Ok so I don't know if you are anything like me, but I have a lot of hair and need a dryer with some OOMF to it, so that is why I am recommending this one.
It's large and kind of heavy but it has a big strong motor that moves a lot of air. I love it for that! Really speeds up my dry time.
I am definitely happy with this hair dryer and would certainly think you would be, too!
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I really like Temple Runner!
Just one of those endless running games, but in this one you're being chased by monkeys!! Aaaahh so scary! I hate being chased!
Really fun and addictive....exactly what a game should be like!
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The Safety Siren Pro looks like a good choice to me!
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This is a tough price range for cameras because under $250 sort of puts you at the basic models, double that price and you start getting some advanced features, and double that again and you're into pro stuff. This will be okay for sports. It's got image stabilization and shake detection, which will help. The canon might be better for action shots though.
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I think Vizio straight up has the best prices for what they offer. You get so much cool stuff when you get a Vizio. Very nice units.... definitely consider this tv.
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I think this would definitely be a good choice for youtube videos. simple to use and upload videos, and video quality is actually pretty bomb.
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This is definitely my favorite gaming mouse, and it runs fine on my Macbook Pro. It's not wireless, but I like that because I feel like it yields a faster response time.
It's programable, comfortable, and looks good too!
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Not sure if you were looking for something this serious, but here ya go! This is the type of thing you could take into battle and your laptop would be okay! Water tight and tough as nails...I don't think there's anything these cases won't stand up to!
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This would be perfect, Johnny! It is absolutely designed for grocery shopping... set one or two bags in there and you're all set. I don't know how you feel about having a basket on your bike.... but if you're not opposed to the idea I think it will work really well. It lifts off, so it's not like you have to keep it on there the whole time.
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I would think this would be a really good card for you, assuming it's compatible with your set up. This one is especially great for the price.
It will be really fast and quiet, and should be fairly easy to install.
In general I think EVGA makes a quality product.
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You should totally browse through this website. I think you will get some wonderful ideas from looking at these pictures! Very cool creative wrapping ideas.... a whole buch that you will be able to replicate just by seeing the picture.
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This is by far the sweetest movie I have ever seen. I am so serious. Has anyone else seen this flic? It's about a snowman that comes to life and takes this little boy on a magical journey to the north pole and stuf. Ok it sounds silly but it is awesome. There are no words... just beautiful animation and a fantastic soundtrack. And an awesome story.... seriously I'm like tearing up just thinking about it!
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I think this Patriot would also be a good choice. I guess 4gb should be enough, if what James said is correct.
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Well, with no budget in your question, I would have to suggest this HP monitor.
IT'S INCREDIBLE. This is the best looking monitor I have ever seen, personally. But at this price, it's to be expected.
30 inches provides a lot of screen real estate to work with (res is 2560x1600!!!) So incredible. Huge resolution and color range. Watch movies or game in serious style. It might not be the fastest monitor, but the resolution is so good I think we can all deal with it.
Highly recommended.
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Ha ha! Gin and Titonic!! Wow. Genius. Anything from Fred & Friends would make and awesome stocking stuffer.
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This has everything you want and it's pretty cute! Small and simple, just like you wanted.
It charges your phone and has an alarm clock that can wake you up with your own mp3's.
Admittedly, the sound won't be impressive, but it seems like you only want sound for the music alarm.
Fits right into your budget, too.
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Soooo much better than the iPod ones!
These aren't hi-fi but they are a much needed step up from the crap that comes with ipods... I don't know why ipods come with such weak headphones...seems like a better headphone would make the ipod sound better which is good for Apple, but oh well.... better than nothing I guess.
These Gogrooves have a pretty nice sound, although a bit lacking in bass (still better than the ipod kind though!) They are very comfortable, and have interchangeable ear pieces so you can find the right one for you. The earpieces passively cancel some exterior noise just by the nature of their shape and build. They are also at a comfortable angle. Actually, comfort is one of their best selling points.
Definitely a good purchase.
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Well, first of all this is a fantastic all around printer (except for ink prices... a little high) and I have used it for envelopes before. It certainly works, although I can't recommend it for large quantities, because it's a little slow going.
But it really is a fantastic printer in every way, so I have to recommend it. It's also a really good price. Definitely recommended.
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This is the one I would like to recommend. I have had great success with it!
It really helps to add some shape and color to my eyebrows.... but keep in mind it is a wax based product, and some people don't like it. I just like its shaping ability... I think brows are important in your face makeup routine.
If eyes are the window to the soul, eyebrows are the sill!
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I would suggest Big Agnes sleeping bags. I have been using them since I was young, and I still use them today! i suggest them because they have lots of affordable bags (and plenty of really expensive bags) like for under $200, which is pretty darn good for a 4 season bag.
Specifically, i would say look into the Hog Park, which is rated to +20 degrees F. Unless you're doing some real serious backpacking, I would assume that would suffice.
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Try the Scion iQ. Starts around $15,000...it's the worlds smallest 4 seater. it only has 2 doors.... I don't know if this is a deal breaker, but it's worth a look for sure.
here's the website: http://www.scion.com/#/home
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I love this stuff.... just don't use too much because the smell can get a little overwhelming. Like everything else, use in moderation!
I love it because it gives me another day or two between washes. I HATE washing my hair because it takes me so long to dry and style it, so I avoid doing it at all costs! So yeah this stuff is awesome.
It's a nice consistency and isn't too heavy or anything. Love it!
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This is where I get all my warm leg wear.... oddly enough it's called warmlegwear.com :)
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I think you will find this to be one of the best monitors you have owned! At least, for me it sure has been. For just over two hundo it's a great deal. Very accurate colors, easy to adjust and customize. looks nice (even with the screen off!), and general usability is nice and easy. I think you will find that the only real neg about it is the built in speakers (crap) but you probably have some computer speakers...if not buy some for $10.
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I don't think such a thing exists, as usb only provides up to 500mA....not enough to fully charge an ipad. However, as long as the ipad is off, even though it says 'not charging' it will charge slowly....like over night maybe.
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Buy this bag for the warranty!!! 25 years! That's ridiculous. For the price, you can't get a much better bag. IF something breaks they will basically just send you a new bag, as long as you provide proper photo documentation that it is indeed broken.
But it has a laptop compartment and a main compartment that's about big enough for an overnight, two if you are a genius packer (like me!!)
It has a telescoping handle and very smooth rolling wheels. You can't go wrong with this thing!
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Well, this one was designed specifically for an optical mouse, so it will give you really precise action. It's really thin, too.
Actually, using this pad will probably extend the life of your mouse because it won't have to work as hard!
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That Logitech one that Lisa suggested looks nice, too! This is the one I have and I think it works great. It plugs into your usb port for power. It's made of plastic and aluminum, but doesn't feel cheap or delicate or anything.The best thing is that the fans are really quiet.
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This is another really fun one... I love the flowy type dresses.
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I would highly recommend this blanket to you but only if you are planning to use it in your bed between some sheets or something. The reason is it sheds a ton!! Awful... make sure you wash it right away, because that helps a bit.
But as far as evenly distributing heat and staying warm, this is a wonderful blanket. It also has side/side temperature control, if you are planning on sharing your bed.
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Kids still love Harry Potter, right? This might be fun for her to start getting into... you could read her to sleep every night with some Harry Potter action!
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Besides liquid eyeliner (which I hate) this is the best long lasting eyeliner I have found. I feel like most pencil eyeliners provide similar results... it will look good most of the day, and maybe one touch up will be required. This is the same way. It goes on incredibly smooth, and doesn't bleed or run at all.
Avon makes pretty good stuff... you can count on good results!
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Your question inspired me to do some internet research of my own... wow there's a lot of crap out there to sift through. This was one of the coolest ones I found:
http://www.bhg.com/thanksgiving/indoor-decorating/...
It's quite beautiful, actually! Use it as a base and add some of your own ideas to make it personal.
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These are amazing! Best scrubber I've ever used..... Like Destinee said, you have to get your hands wet to use it, but I don't mind because its scrubbing power is unrivaled!
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I would say this is about as nice a hair dryer as I've ever owned. It has a powerful, but not TOO powerful air stream, and it gives me perfect results every time.
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I would suggest something like this here. It's like a fashion western shirt. It has the western look, with the pockets and shoulder designs, but is slim fitting and modern looking.
Some western/cowboy shirts tend to be a little tacky - maybe that's what you're going for - but this one is actually stylish and attractive!
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This would be very cool. Cut it to the right size if you need to. You can wrap it all around your hair dryer and it will look awesome!
I think it would handle the heat, but I don't know for sure.
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These are THE best boots I have ever owned! No question.
They are amazingly warm and comfortable OF COURSE because they are Uggs. Wow if you could only wear them one time you would be totally sold on them!!!!
The clog style is nice, and it provides a little platform f to elevate you slightly off the wet winter ground.
Also, a really nice feature is that the boots fold down, exposing the sheepskin or not.
Great looking and fantastically warm! A must have.
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I loosely follow Paula Dean's 'Good Old Country Stuffing' recipe.
It's to die for.
With celery, a whole sleeve of saltines, breakfast sausage, gravy, onions, (and PLENTY more) it's my favorite stuffing recipe to date.
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/paula-deen/good...
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This shawl or wrap is beautiful and is even big enough to wrap around your whole body as a shirt. It's available in a bunch of beautiful, bold colors.
Highly recommended! I am very happy with mine and find lots of excuses to wear it as much as possible!
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I would definitely suggest a good book. Chuck Palahniuk is one of my favorite authors - i would suggest reading anything by him!
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OPI makes outstanding nail polish...being a girl you probably already know that though. this stuff lasts forever and I happen to love this eggplant color. Sexy and mysterious!
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This thing would be crazy fun for a ten year old boy.
I know this because I have two of my own and they love this sort of thing. They will take it out back and run it all over the place until the batteries are completely dry (which unfortunately with this truck in particular is not very long). God thing I have a back up!
It's really cool because it has a high suspension and can 'romp' a little bit off road.
fun, and FAST! Definitely an outdoor activity!
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I have a hard time eating in the morning too, Cody. And I find that caffein makes it even harder to eat for some reason... probably because it's so dehydrating.
I think the first thing you put in your body in the morning should be a tall cold glass of water. it will wake up your systems and get you hydrated.
then, start by trying to eat something super easy to prepare, like a banana or a yogurt cup. Maybe a piece of toast with some jam or peanut butter. At this point you could drink your coffee and not weird later.
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This is a very inexpensive, fun and flirtatious cocktail dress that you must check out! I think it's the ideal cocktail dress.... something I would see a Bond girl wearing.
It's sexy but definitely not over the top. Classy, actually. Black is a classy color.
It's almost a perfect little black dress... I wish I could wear it everywhere!
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If you live in a place with crappy water like phoenix you need one of these. That hard nasty water will do damage to your skin! Plus it's got chlorine which dries you out.
You will notice the difference when you start using this filter system. Your skin actually feels softer after the shower and it's noticeable. Great results. A bit bulky in the shower which is annoying in my small shower, but for the results it doesn't bother me!
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this is a good question because these are both great backpacks! I have to say either one will be great and give you a lot of use.
the only thing i don't like about RVCA is that a lot of their packs have RVCA written really big, all over it, and that is just tacky. like a walking advertisement. dakine is a little mor subtle. both companies are good!
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there nothing better than a soft nightgown to slip into at the end of a long day
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Oh man good luck with that! I would say layers, layers, layers. Definitely make sure you have a waterproof, windproof jacket or shell of some sort. This is key. There is a lot of wind and precipitation in that part of the country!
Any sort of long underwear or thermal will help. Under everything you wear can be a thermal layer.
Under Armor will do the trick, too.
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Mmmm this is a tasty one! Creamy and delicious.
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something like this would work really well for that. they are skinny so they won't get caught in your chain. they are also a stretchy twill so they will be easy to pedal in.
i think they look great and I know I could wear them to my job!
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This is the perfect case for you. It's under $20, but seriously makes your baseball look spectacular. Actually, classy would be a good word to describe it.
The base is made of cherry wood, and it even has a mirror on the bottom to reflect the ball and present it in all its glory!
Cool stuff.... I'm still displaying my Randy Johnson 'graphed ball from when he played for the Diamondbacks. Looks great! And I would say it helps the ball not age as quickly because it's more or less sealed in there, so it should keep it looking better for longer.
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I'm pretty much a beginner (or as I like to say 'budding') photographer and I picked up this camera few months ago...
I LOVE IT! I can take awesome pictures and I learned how yo use all the settings and stuff, no problem. It takes HD quality video, and as far as I can tell it does very well in low light. not sure if it's better than the canon, just another option
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i think unless you are a so called 'audiophile' these headphones will be more than satisfactory to you.
i am a musician myself (even went to school for it) and i can tell you these offer some high quality sound. at a reasonable price, too.
they are comfortable and not too bulky. they passively cancel some noise but certainly don't block it altogether.
great sound for a great price.
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I would say humax... they have a good box. HD quality
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i have the Acer AC700-1099 Chromebook and i am very pleased with it's performance in every area except speed. I can't say it's the fastest computer I've ever owned.
But it is extremely light and portable which is a luxury for me and my travel needs. It also has an incredible battery life... i couldn't tell you exactly how many hours but if it has a full charge it will last me a whole day and a half easy with off and on use.
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have you ever tried this system?
AMAZING results for me! It doesn't really add length but it adds huge volume and it stays all day, and all night, and all day again.... J/K but it does stay on really well and is a pain in the butt to get off.
it adds nutrients and thickening agents and makes your lashed pop like crazy. so much extra volume!
way better than you average mascara, also way more work goes into it, so you might not want to wear it every day.
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I like this plain hoodie. I think it still counts as a fashion hoodie because it is a fashionable, tailored cut. I like that it doesn't have flashy colors and logos and gizmos all over it. It's just a nice rich solid color.
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This little guy is the ultimate in portability and convenience. Everything packs right into it like a suitcase. It's pretty awesome.
As far as sound it's pretty darn good but I will say it's not the biggest sound. I knew this would be the case with such a small unit however, so i am not disappointed. I bought it to play a gig with my boyfriend playing guitar and for that it is perfect. Nothing too loud or crazy.
Remember it only has two mic inputs and two 1/4 inch inputs, and also the 1/4 inch jacks tend to be too quiet for some reason.
I like it though! It's great for me and my needs!
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This book is absolutely fascinating! A must read if you love American history. It is about how our leaders influenced and shaped our secret American intelligence agencies. Interesting to see the roll each president played in the integration and development of these agencies, as well as how they affected the presidents.
i love espionage and intelligence stuff, I find it so interesting! This book is so cool I highly suggest it.
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This might be the answer for you. It takes pressure off your knee cap and holds the tendons and ligaments above and below your knee in place very solidly while still allowing for movement.
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how bout a beautiful fashion scarf like this one? it is 1005 silk, so she is pretty much guaranteed to like it.
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I am personally a big fan of this type of brace. Provides enough support without beng bulky or getting in my way. Feels great to put on, and goes on/off super quick.
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I have heard that acupuncture, if done correctly, can actually completely eliminate allergies permanently. You have to find the right person who has done it before and really knows what they are doing though... but yeah I've heard it works and I would recommend looking into it!
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My boyfriend's parents have this board and it's great! We have a lot of fun playing around with it. Minimal bounce offs.
I don't really play darts but they said they looked around a lot and this one seemed like the best bet. It looks and feels pro! I certainly don't throw like a pro though....
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What can I say I mean Uggs are amazing. The famous sheepskin and everything. You can wear them outside too, which I love.
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A nice denim button up can look great and certainly has that western feel. Just don't wear it with blue jeans..... I think that's what thy call a Canadien Tuxedo? Or is it a Redneck tuxedo? I don't know. Not the coolest look of all time.
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I like these puffs that are infused with lotion because they are very gentle on my nose.I have allergies like WHOA and blow my nose ALL the time, so I need something particularly gentle. These fit the bill nicely and certainly provide enough lotion to keep my nose from drying out. Great!
The whole Vicks scent is kind of silly when you think about it though. When you blow your nose it's because it's stuffed, and you can't smell anything, so what's the point of a scent? I can't smell it until after I've blown my nose, and what am I going to do, hold the used tissue to my face and breath in the Vicks fumes?
Silly. But I love the lotion, so it's all good.
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I think this is such a wonderful idea for home security. I live by myself and sometimes laying awake at night I have these horrible thoughts about someone trying to break in to my place while I sleep and me sleeping right through it! Aaaagggg you know how your mind wanders when you're trying to sleep...
anyways I found these are they are awesome! they help me sleep at night.
use it just like a door stop. turn the switch to 'on'. when any pressure is applied in the form of an opening door, the alarm activates, at 120 dB. such a great security device! I can take it with me when I travel, too.
The only design flaw is that the alarm does stop when the pressure is released, so hopefully by then the burglar has already vanished!
Good product though, and a loud alarm. I recommend it as another layer of security. Cheap and effective.
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Funny you should ask this because I just puppy-sat for my neighbor last week and this is what they had left for me to walk her with.
It seemed to work pretty well, although it is a bit cumbersome in that the neck hole is a fixed size, making it tricky to put on the dog. Seems like it should be adjustable.... this would make it more flexible for more dog owners.
But it works fine... slip it on (it's obvious how it goes) and connect to your leash.
I think the one I used was too big for this tiny puppy, so make sure you read how to buy the correct size for your pup.
It's a nice harness though, and for a puppy I think a harness is much more effective.
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cardmaking can be really fun! my aunt got me into it when i was younger and I still do it. It's really fun and you can seriously make some beautiful cards! it's cool cause you can totally personalize every card or make a bunch of the same one.
It's really a lot of fun and you can really creative with it.
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Sexy AND comfortable? Is that possible? I GUESS so!
I love these they are you basic pump, and they are indeed fabulous.
They are a great shape for your foot - comfort wise - because they're not too tall and the slope they create is not too high.
I love the open toed-ness and the shiny black material.
These are some of my favorite shoes for going out and feeling confident and comfortable, all night baby!
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oh these are beautiful coasters! you have to get some of these... by far the best i've ever owned. They're actually made of sandstone (don't worry the bottom is corked so they won't ruin your tabletop!)
they look beautiful and also they absorb moisture, so the dew that builds up on the outside of your glass will run down onto the stone and get absorbed.
a great conversation piece, too. People always compliment them when I bust them out!
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I find Chamomile extremely relaxing. I'm always revved up when I get home from work (a liiiiiittle too much coffee!) so I usually make myself a cup of this tea and try to focus on calming myself.
It really works, but you have to mentally commit to relaxing, too. Try to not think about work and stuff, at least while you drink the tea. Don't let anything disturb you as you enjoy every last drop of that chamomile!
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I find that as long as I keep my nails painted pretty I bite them far less because I don't want to ruin my fresh designs. I think painting my nails consistently has made them longer, stronger and more fabulous.
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I super-love Queen and I want to marry Freddie Mercury... he's the coolest entertainer ever!
This is a fantastic album start to finish
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this is a great costume and a the wig is pretty good.... it looks fine for a halloween costume but that's about all the use you're going to get out of it. it's kind of delicate and also kind of small.... luckily my head is also kind of small so it works. larger headed people may have a tough time with this one.
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this is sweet. they're petty expensive though, so be careful not to get so drunk that you drop your glass or anything cuz you will be sad!
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This is a really cool jacket. looks high quality and feels soft and supple. it looks great on me and i never want to go anywhere without it.
I don't think it's the warmest jacket ever, but paired with a warm underlayer or two it will keep you feeling cozy.
very motorcycle chick-esque, if thats' what you're looking for this would be perfect.
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These are some very classy frames. The think the thin frames with the thick legs looks sleek as heck.
Distinguished would be a good word.
My husband wears these frames and looks absolutely dashing in them.
He says they are very comfortable and stay put all day long, no problem.
Great purchase.
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Super creepy little skeleton man. I like this guy a lot. requires 2 AA's to light up the lantern. He's not quite a full size human being but pretty close. Built very well - not cheap plastic or anything. It's actually a solid feeling skeleton.
I love him!
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There are a few different color trends that should be showing up this fall, if my forecasting is correct! I'm not talking about individual colors here, but color schemes. Check it out!
One such trend is an avant garde style olive, pale gold, light bronze scheme. Mossy, pale greens (especially the olive) and a hint of pale yellow give this scheme an almost 60's appeal.
Another scheme I am seeing a lot of is in the blue/purple area. Deep blues, light purples and silver/grey make for slightly more cosmopolitan, urban feel.
The next scheme is my favorite for its complexity and drama. I'm talking about forest greens with plum and chiffon, accentuated with silver accessories or lining. Beautiful, striking and unusual colors.
One more thing I am excited about this fall is the 'color splash' scheme.... at least that's what I call it. There seems to be a trend of ornamenting your outfit with hot pink or bright orange colors (any bright color or bright pastel will do) for a slightly outrageous addition to your everyday outfit. Have fun figuring out how to add your burnt orange tights to your outfit. Careful not to over do it with the colors of course. It's an accent of color you're going for here. Subtle is key.
Good luck, and more importantly, have fun!
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I have this nifty little unit and it serves me very well. You can put a decent amount of shoes (or anything else) in there. Small and compact enough for most closets, and you can still hang clothes above it. You might need two to get enough storage.
It is pretty small and the cubbies will only fit small shoes, so keep that in mind. not ideal for boots or super tall heels.
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these are awesome if loratadine works for you. it works for me and so does the price! kirkland stuff is always good, second to none. this is a great deal on allergy pills, although i would recommend trying some out in a smaller quantity before committing to this huge bottle!
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This is another great system. I've had a lot of luck with this one in particular, especially as compared to proactive. it's a little gentler than proactive but works just as well.
I have somewhat sensitive skin, and it does dry it out a little bit.... but not as bad as other products I've tried, and it's certainly bareable.
Also, the lotion has spf 15. I always thought it was weird that the proactive lotion doesn't have spf, because there's a whole section in the book you get with the proactive kit about how bad the sun is for your skin!
whatever. try this system. i get real results... i bet you will too.
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got these on my '05 F150 and they're super legit. i bought this truck with a sweet lift on it and then realized it sucks getting in and out with groceries and stuff, so i had to add a side step bar.
these things are awesome... installs right on to the frame, so it's very sturdy, and it looks freaking cool! adds a nice aesthetic value to my truck.
i had my friends help me install it because they're good at that stuff. definitely can be done at home if you have a little mechanical knowledge and some basic tools.
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DARKEST GLASSES EVER.
My brother in Tempe, Az has a pool in his backyard and when i go out there i pretty much just lounge around and bake all day. It's awesome, but my eyes get burned, too, even when I wear my sunglasses. So I decided to take action and get some really dark ones. A little research came up with these, so I bought them and am totally satisfied with their 'darkness'. I mean they are really freakin dark!
They are by no means the most attractive or most comfortable shades ever, but I'm okay with that because that's not why I bought them!
Highly recommended for straight up darkness.
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this is a great trunk net. i actually have it set up in my four runner, but it will be equally effective in the trunk of your car. amazingly useful for groceries especially. it keeps them from tipping over and spilling all over the place. also will keep your bread from getting squished on the way home! ahh i love this invention... I feel like it should come standard on every car!
great for groceries and any shopping, really. also good for tons of other stuff that you would never think of until you use it, like travelling and day trips or taking stuff to friends house for dinner that you've already cooked and you don't want it to spill but there's no one else in the car to help you hold it!!! perfect for this scenario, and many others. a great little tool... a necessity if you ask me.
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No image for these! :(
oh well... check them out on amazon. these are great and they're made of neoprene, which means they will be suuuuper durable and wick moisture from your butt! I love them... obviously make sure they fit your model, but you shouldn't have a problem with it.
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This is a gooooorgeous purse. All leather exterior, beautiful color, nicely stitched and manufactured with good materials. I love this purse and HIGHLY recommend it.
Bring on the colder weather with a gorgeous new accessory.
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i like having this book... holds tons of cds. i like that i can easily take it out of my car, too.
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Only if you're a total badass, though.....
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I've found that a simple solution of warm water and vinegar works pretty well actually. mix some together in a spray bottle or a bowl, get a rag, soak the area and wipe it up. Obviously don't use too much because it will make your carpet smell of vinegar!
This works very well for road salt. If you if doesn't work right away, reapply and try a few coats if necessary.
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This is an awesome jacket. I love the way it looks. Got one for my boyfriend and he wears it all the time and tells me he loves it! I love the style of this type jacket.
It's totally a windbreaker in that it's 100% polyester. Some people don't like polyester, but if you live in a rainy or windy place you ought to have something like this... you're gonna need it.
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Make a statement with your briefcase. Say, "I'm stylish and cool, and important enough to need a super fancy, lockable briefcase like this. That's how important I am - I have to lock up my documents when I go anywhere."
That's cool.
This thing is nice, too. Great stitching, beautiful leather. I prefer to buy trusted names I know like this when buying online, so I know it's going to be of high quality.
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Here is another suggestion for you that might beter suit your needs, depending on what part of the world you live in. I know here in the pacific northwest it is very wet, almost all the time, so something like this becomes necessary.
This isn't the best material as far as heat or cold goes - it's PVC so it's like a layer of plastic around you. But, as far as waterproofing goes, these overalls are unsurpassed. And, they're made by Carhartt, which is renowned for their hard working, durable products. So in case you live in a swamp or a constant rain storm like me, here you go... the perfect overall for you!
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These RVCA's are great... ooohhhh boy are they soft. It's a jersey-ish material... I think it's 90% cotton. Can't tell that it's not 100%, though. It feels really soft like cotton. Really soft and light. I love wearing stuff like this that just kind of drapes over your skin. Thought my boyfriend would like a similar material.... and like always I was right! He loves this hoodie! So do I!
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When I think lounge around, I think robe. When I'm at home alone I'm always in my robe. So light and comfortable...almost like wearing nothing at all. A nice soft cotton robe would be perfect.
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good question! this is a tough subject to approach anyone on. i feel like she has to already be aware that she is doing this, so pointing it out might be just what she needs to make a change!
personally, I try to approach all awkward situations like this in a funny way, because I don't really know how to deal with situations any other way! like I would make a joke about how 1992 called and wants it's outfit back, or something like that. kind of mean i guess.... but I don't know what else to do! if I get all serious then it gets weird!
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I can only say from my personal experience of owning a Camry that it is an awesome vehicle and I highly suggest it! Mine is a 2008 and it's a manual transmission. I like the manuals - a little cheaper and fun to drive. It's so easy to drive this car that it almost feels like an automatic! So smooth and easy. I'm pretty tall for a girl, almost 6ft, and I have plenty of leg room in the driver seat. Great gas mileage and over all a great value, and an extremely reliable car.
I hate to complain, but the stock CD player isn't very good, and usually takes like 3 minutes to start playing a cd. so annoying. other than the cd player I have zero complaints.
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It works, but with varying degrees of succes depending on what type wrinkles you're trying to get out, and what fabric.
In general it works well for light wrinkles. If you leave your tee shirt on the floor all night and need to release some minor wrinkles, this product is fantastic. Just spray and then pull the fabric to get the wrinkles out.
With more deep set wrinkles you're gonna have to either spray and then toss in the dryer for a minute, or use as an ironing aid.
Great for light duty work, I would say.
Be careful with fabrics like rayon and silk - wrinkle releaser coud possibly leave some stains, and I wouldn't recommend it for these materials.
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I guess I'm kind of a sucker for this type of thing that's more natural - no harsh chemicals or anything - but i wouldn't use it or recommend it if it didn't work.
I think it works as well as all the main stream, chemical infused stain removers out there, just without all the nasty stuff.
Really works! Give it a shot.
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I had a similar concern a while back. I was driving along thinking, 'if anything were to happen to me, I am completely unprepared! all i have is phone and the clothes off my back!'
so i decided to put together my own little car safety kit, and am so glad i did, mostly just for piece of mind. I found a nice little bag that i had laying around the house and filled it with some of the stuff mentioned above - first aid kit, leatherman tool, blanket, jumper cables, flashlight, that sort of thing. honestly, I haven't even used it yet, but when I do i will be really happy to have it!
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There are a few ways, but I think a good first step is just warm, soapy water. Be aware of how water resistant the watch is, and plan accordingly. soak the band in the water for a few minutes so all the grime can loosen up a bit. Then take a soft toothbrush and start scrubbing - very lightly - all over the band. I wouldn't scrub the face or anything, but chances are most of the dirt is in the band. Just be careful about the water getting into the face if it's not waterproof!
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That happened to me, too! It was too hot one day I guess, because it just fell off. You can buy a special adhesive at your local auto parts store and put it right back on there. In my case, I had to do it first thing in the morning when it was cooled off enough.
Obviously make sure you take the mirror off of the part that glues to the windshield, otherwise it will be far too heavy to set! Takes kind of a while to set properly, so be patient with it. If you try to rush it might not set right and may come right off again!
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at least get two of them.... save a little cash, and have a little added safety. although obviously not ideal.
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This is a nice standard fashion ring for you to consider. Beautiful, simple, straight up sterling silver = straight up fancy.
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I've used this for like my whole life. It works well, does what it should, no smudges or anything. It's also non-aerosol which is pretty cool - you know good for the environment and stuff. Cleans my lenses very well!
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I don't think so, but if you invite a friend who doesn't have the Beluga app they will receive an email or SMS. If they respond to it, it will be readable by the group. I think.
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paisley, baby. paisley. always slick, always cool. this one especially i would say....really cool colors.
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Dude you gotta love the Baywatch suit! That's what I think of when I see this, at least. Your man will be turning heads at the beach with this suit! A great fashion suit... just a lot of fun.
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Whatever you do, don't get him the "It's a jeep thing. You wouldn't understand" bumper sticker. blech so sick of that stupid crap. I like Jeeps, don't get me wrong, but that is just annoying!
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Awesome!!!!
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Yeah I would say for comfort and temp. control. They're like little thermostats.... turn up the heat by wearing longer socks.
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Yeah I would agree with Casey in that every man needs a couple different colors of jeans, although if you were only to have one pair, it should definitely be a dark blue. Most versatile and over all nicest look.
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Yeah make sure you unplug everything when you're not in the car. It will drain your battery. Very slowly, indeed, but it will happen.
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I don't think there's really any formula.... if it's 100% wool and looks good and feels good, it's probably good.
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It would be great if we could all get in the habit of wiping things up right after they happen, so it wouldn't get to this point! I do it too, though, forget to wipe something up and it turns into an immovable solid object :(
I would suggest soapy water and elbow grease. Dish soap is designed to power through food stains and residue (at least that's what the commercials say...) so it would be perfectly suited for this. Water would help too because the coke is solidified because it's completely evaporated, leaving some sort of sugary solid behind. gross. yeah an old toothbrush is a good idea
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I would fill a couple bowls with baking soda and set them near the seat over night. Baking soda does a really great job at absorbing nasty odors. A little air freshener will mask the smell until the baking soda has finished doing it's thing. I would keep all the windows up while doing this, so it can really suck in all those nasty dog odors.
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I just bought these for my boyfriend for a wedding we attended. They are really nice looking, brushed nickel with a cool interlocking design. I think you probably won't be wearing them too much because these thing are somewhat dated, so don't waste your money on super nice ones.... unless you plan on getting a lot of use out of them.
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I agree with cody... I think the root of the problem is in the ankle. If you can find a product that has a nice heel cup as well as some sort of arch support, that might be perfect. Pretty sure you can find those out there... I think Superfeet sells them.
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thanks for all the tips ya'll ;)
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I tried to get some for the longest time and they were completely sold out for like 3 weeks! It's a very popular style right now... really cool, though. yeah i think i finally got them for about 35 bucks plus of course the 'installation' fee which was another 30.pretty expensive but really cool though and i'm happy i got them!
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I would even consider returning the woofer for something cheaper and using the remainder to help pay for a good amp. You can get a nice Kenwood for under $200. Well worth the price.
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I don't really know which one is better.... I just want to advise you to make sure you get something with a long crank handle! I bought a scissor jack online because my car didn't come with one. Turns out the handle was like a foot and a half long and was reeeeeeeally inconvenient when my boyfriend and I had to change a tire in the mud.
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