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I have the Nook Tablet and love it. I read tons of books, they have some decent apps for playing games or puzzles, the screen resolution is excellent for watching movies or TV shows, and the speaker quality isn't bad for listening to music. It has a lot of memory (more than Kindle Fire) for storing items and also has amazing battery power. I goes days without needing to recharge. Highly recommend it.
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This is one of the best headsets I've ever had the pleasure of using. It takes some practice to get it down but you'll catch on fast and it will provide the most ease of use. While you're at work you can actually connect to your work phone and your personal phone at one time by bluetooth and talk time lasts up to 6 hours. There are voice alerts that really help too such as telling you when you're connected, low battery, talk time hours, pairing, etc. It also comes with software so that if you have an iPhone you can see how much battery life you have left. The noise blocking is amazing. Really helps you concentrate on the call of the moment instead of what's going on in the background. Of course you can also stream music, podcasts, or GPS directions but best of all, you get a 1 year free subscription to Vocalyst which reads your texts, emails, or twitter feeds outloud. It's a very well organized tool. You'll love it.
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These are rated very well offering you great performance, positional audio, rich sound, and deep bass. The ear cups are thick leather pads for better comfort and noise reduction. It does feature a microphone but you can hide it in the ear cup and use it only when you want or need it. It's great for listening to music or gaming. I think they are also very reasonably priced and a great beginning to a DJ career.
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This one looks pretty sweet. You can plug in any 2 devices with the built in USB ports. Very nice style with blue LED backlighting. Great price too.
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I'm not sure what prices you're seeing but here's a 30 for $32 US dollars...
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This one has 250GB of hard disk space, a 10 inch screen that is LED backlit, equipped with Windows 7, and battery life of over 8 hours. The best feature is its full keyboard. You can type and browse easily and comfortably. The only thing I might suggest is upgrading the memory but other wise this is a great choice.
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I suggest this one because of its ability to shoot awesome in low light conditions. It also offers outstanding video resolution, amazing sharpness and focus, and smart auto which automatically selects the best settings for scene, distance, lighting, color, etc. Finally, it comes with a touch decoration feature which allows you to decorate your images and then superimpose them. It's a pretty cool camera.
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This one's pretty sweet. Kind of old world graphics and scenery. Has a great storyline and awesome characters.
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I would think the Qosmio that Weste suggested would be a good option or this Asus. The Asus offers an Intel Core i7, 8GB of RAM, 1TB hybrid HDD/SSD, Blue-Ray drive, 17 inch full HD screen, and a Nvidia GTX 460M Graphics card. It packs a lot of power for just a little over $1,000.
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http://www.amazon.com/ASUS-Slate-EP121-1A010M-12-1...
Amazon offers an ASUS Eee Slate EP121-1A010M 12.1-Inch Tablet PC that might work for you. Mind you, once you get into this size the prices jump pretty quickly but considering the features offered it's not a bad value. The specs are:
12.1" WSVGA (1280x800) Capacitive LED Touchscreen; Pen or Finger Touch; Windows 7 Home Premium (64 bit) Operating System
Intel Core i5-470UM CPU; 4GB of DDR3 1333MHz SDRAM, 1x4GB; 1 slot, 4GB Max; Intel HD Graphics
64GB Solid State Drive; Wireless 802.11bgn; Bluetooth 3.0; 2.0MP Webcam; Internal Speaker; Internal Microphone
Mini HDMI Port; 2 USB 2.0 ports; 2-in-1 Card Reader (SD & MMC); 4 Cell 34W/h Battery (Up to 3 Hours Battery Life)
Includes Digitizer Pen; Folio Case; Bluetooth Keyboard
You can stream HD video and read ebooks from any of the offered programs. The screen has great resolution making the pictures or movies more sharp and colorful. It also has flash support, Windows 7, Microsoft touch pack, and its own app store for more entertainment or other activity. It has great multitasking performance and also features Microsoft Office, Photoshop Elements, and Quicken. This is really an amazing machine. I imagine it would be well worth every cent.
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I might normally suggest the iPad 2 for its reliability or for the app store, however, I love the Prime's ability to connect to the docking keyboard (you can get a wireless keyboard for the iPad as well) and have more connectivity and while it charges your tablet you can get up to 17 hours of battery life. That would have been really helpful while I was in school. This tablet is also very thin and nearly as light as the iPad 2. It works quickly and has great screen resolution. With the ability to word process with the use of a keyboard, I think this will offer you the most flexible use.
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I prefer the iPad 2 to anything else I've tried. It's also the easiest table to use and learn. It has a very fast processor and I can do anything web wise that I might with a computer, however, it doesn't come with flash support. I love the large screen and the apps available from the Apple store. There are so many. My kids like the apps available on the iPad more as well. The games target them better...not just education but some fun ones such as hair salon stuff, race car stickers, etc. I love that you have the option of 3G. I like to be able to surf the web while I travel. It's really the best tablet available.
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I prefer plasma over LCD displays any day. They are faster and the colors are more vibrant and accurate. The display is crystal clear and has little to no motion blur so sporting events and movies look amazing. Plasma screens are also stronger than LCD, not to mention cheaper. While LED and LCD is becoming the ever more popular product, I still stand by Plasma and how inexpensive they have become. 50 inch plasma for under $650 was unheard of not long ago. Take advantage of it now!
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It has 51-inch plasma display panel with 720p HD resolution (1366 x 768 pixels)
Five separate HD inputs (two HDMI, two HD component, one PC)
USB port for enjoying videos, music, or pictures from your USB devices
600Hz subfield motion and ultra-fast response time for clarity during fastest-moving scenes
SRS TheaterSound audio technology for consistent, clear, and spacious sound
I think this TV is pretty great. The style is very clean and the outer frame is smaller so it doesn't take anything away from the display. Response time is fast and there is no motion blur. Images on the screen are clear and the colors are sharp and vibrant. You're getting a lot of quality and features for cheap.
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600Hz Sub-field Drive, Easy IPTV
VIERA Image Viewer H.264 (Photo & Movie), DLNA
600Hz Sub-field Drive
Easy IPTV,DLNA
VIERA Image Viewer H.264 (Photo & Movie)
This TV offers a lot of features. It comes with an SD card slot so that you can view your HD photos and movies. The clarity is amazing and the quality of the TV is outstanding. It is Mercury and lead free and very environmentally friendly. Viewing life lasts 30 years if TV time averages 8 hours a day. It also come DLNA and Wi Fi ready. You get a lot in this package and the price is perfect.
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Amazon is selling this TV for under $750. It's a gorgeous screen and has many features that make this TV a steal. The game mode alone makes it very worth it. Picture quality is amazing and the video processing is fast. The style is actually pretty simple but eye catching. Clarity and detail is awesome. It features ConnectShare Movie which allows you to connect a thumb drive or camera by USB and access your videos, music, or pictures. The TVs pretty spectacular for this category.
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This TV would be great. It's a great size for this price range and it comes as a plug and play so the entertainment options are pretty great. There are a few inputs and outputs, has enhanced picture quality, channel labeling is a nice option and it has a sleep timer (one of my favorite features). It's a very nice design, kind of simple but certainly doesn't take anything away from your room. It is also very energy efficient. Between quality and performance, this TV is a no brainer.
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37-inch LCD HDTV with Full HD 1080p resolution
Built-in ambient light sensor adjusts backlight levels based on surroundings
View full-screen slideshows of your JPG photos from connected USB devices
Two HDMI inputs for connecting your Full HD sources
Energy-efficient display exceeds ENERGY STAR 4.1 guidelines
100,000 to 1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio
1080p Full HD
Ambient Light Sensing technology
Exceeds ENERGY STAR 4.1 Guidelines
SRS TruVolume and SRS TruSurround HD audio
This TV provides an amazing picture that can be viewed from any angle in any light. It's very energy efficient and has built in ambient light sensing which adjusts backlight levels to the brightness of its surroundings automatically. It's about the coolest TV I've seen in a long time, especially for this price.
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26" screen with 16:9 aspect ratio
Integrated ATSC TV tuner for HDTV broadcast reception
1366 x 768 native resolution for HD performance
Beautiful color depth with a dynamic contrast ratio of 10000:1
Dual HDMI inputs for true digital experience
This TV would be great for watching movies. The picture is vivid and colors are brilliant. I could even see video games looking amazing as well. It's definitely a beautiful HD display for a great value.
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26" screen with 16:9 aspect ratio
Integrated ATSC TV tuner for HDTV broadcast reception
1366 x 768 native resolution for HD performance
Beautiful color depth with a dynamic contrast ratio of 10000:1
Dual HDMI inputs for true digital experience
This TV would be great for watching movies. The picture is vivid and colors are brilliant. I could even see video games looking amazing as well. It's definitely a beautiful HD display for a great value.
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Screen Size : 18.5-Inch Wide
Contrast Ratio (Typical) : DC 50,000 : 1 (Typ. 1,000 : 1)
Resolution : 1,360 x 768
Response Time (Typical): 5 ms
Color Support: 16.7 M
This TV has great color and can be viewed from any angle without sacrificing quality. The picture is clear and bright and it's very easy to put together. It's and excellent TV for the price.
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18.5" screen with 16:9 aspect ration
Integrated ATSC TV tuner for HDTV broadcast reception
1366 x 768 native resolution for HD performance
Beautiful color depth with a dynamic contrast ratio of 10000:1
HDMI input for true digital connection
This TV has native resolution. The picture is bright and vivid. A VGA port is provided so that you can easily use your TV as a computer monitor. The edges are crisp and details are rich. It's a definite winner for this category.
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I agree with others who have posted MacBook Pro as the best for software development in any price range. The only thing that will differ is the screen size. They are fast and have a lot of memory. They also have the capability of running Windows so that you can develop both OS and Windows applications. The Pro won't hamper your performance at all, it will build it further and faster. The graphics from this screen are beautiful. You also get the benefit of everything else it provides such as the seamless ability to stream movies, listen to music, play games, etc.
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For multimedia I would definitely recommend the MacBook Pro. These computers were made for multimedia. The Pro provides lots of power and speed with the memory space and capability of storing lots of music, pictures, movies, etc. This laptop can handle all of your many needs. It comes equipped with iTunes for your music, movies, apps, books, iPhoto for filing and editing your pictures, programs to create and edit videos and audio, you can stream movies, run multiple applications simultaneously, etc. You can do so much it can be rather overwhelming to describe. You won't be disappointed. The 15 inch screen is perfect for all of your viewing needs and wants while the graphics will leave you pleasantly surprised by how clear, sharp, and beautiful.
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After the Clevo X7200, this is supposed to be the next most powerful gaming laptop out there. It can be configured with dual NVIDIA GTX 580M or dual AMD Radeon HD 6990M graphics cards. Your games will look amazing on this 18 inch screen with native 1080 resolution. The details look amazing. It's fast, has USB 3.0, runs 2GHz quad Core i7, wireless HD, and puts most other desktops to shame. Definitely a powerhouse.
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You've got a great budget here but if you're going to get a great computer for your kids I would definitely recommend something in the Apple family. From my own experience they have less pop ups stored to your hard drive, less security issues, and better all around performance. Safety and quality will probably be very important to you so the MacBook Air or the MacBook Pro would be your best choices. The MacBook Air has a 13 inch screen and only weighs 3 pounds so it is easily compact, thin, and portable. You will be amazed by how fast the MacBook will perform and how high the quality of performance and build is. Your kids will be able to play all sorts of games, stream movies, listen to music, do research, etc. It has really great battery life, it's easy to learn and master, and the screen is beautiful. You won't be disappointed and either will your kids.
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I would recommend the MacBook Pro. This one is the 15 inch in particular but even the 17th inch is still within your budget. For an engineer student or professional especially, I think a Pro would be exactly what you will need and want. It has everything you could possibly need such as a fast processor, a lot of memory (although I would still recommend an external hard drive to anyone), a great graphics card with great sound and speed, as well as a beautiful screen and terrific battery life (7 hours). As an engineer student I imagine you might be required to run programs that may or may not be compatible with Mac, as such, Mac is capable of running Windows simultaneously with your OS operating system. PC's can also run OS but it's much easier to do both on the Mac. With all of that said, you will also need a quality well performing machine. That MacBook Pro can do and be all of those things for you and last so much longer, with less hiccups, than most other computers you will ever try. It's a great, great laptop.
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I think you would be safe with Gatorade but Pedialyte has less sugar and is made specifically for kids, it's also recommended by doctors. The struggle is finding one that your kids like. Mine are extremely picky apparently so I generally get the clear and put it in with some juice or something. My friends seem to really like the strawberry kind.
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This is the formula my doctor recommended when my daughter was born. I breast fed as long as I could until having to go back to work. The doctor said this would provide the most nutrition but is easily digestible and won't cause gas as much as others might. I guess it's lighter on their little tummies and one of the closer formulas to mothers milk. She did great on it.
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These are really great for swaddling baby. They are longer than the traditional nursing blankets so you can wrap the baby better. They are super soft too.
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There was actually a study done that found transportation of real Christmas trees from tree farms to consumers homes to be the most damaging to the environment. It also stated that driving to a tree farm and cutting down a tree to be an even worse choice. The best choice, of course is to buy a tree from a local retailer but best of all is the artificial tree but only if you plan on using it for 10 or more years. If you only plan on using it for a year or less then throw it away, there is really no benefit.
With that said, my favorite artificial trees are those that come pre-lit and are really full like a real tree might, depending on what you're into.
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I'm not sure a combo kit is really going to give you the longest battery life. This keyboard is awesome. It is completely solar powered so you won't have to worry about batteries at all. The light will actually keep your keyboard charged for 3 months in darkness. It's very think and sleek, great looking, keys feel great and are concaved so you can type faster and quietly. It's also wireless.
The mouse I would choose is the Logitech wireless marathon mouse. It has a battery life of up to 3 years and is also wireless. It has a thumb groove for extra comfort and the laser tracking performs at its greatest. There is nothing more annoying than having to change batteries every couple of days. I can't stand that!
http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Wireless-Marathon-3...
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I actually just bought this and haven't used it too much yet but it's pretty great. It' just like the Magic Bullet. You put food in it, press down, and it mashes, blends, purees the food perfectly. It also comes with some great cups that you can date easily so when you freeze it you can use the oldest first. Another nice feature is that it is all dishwasher safe so clean up is also very easy. We totally blend everything the family eats so corn, meat, etc. is all cooked up (with less seasoning) and then put in here to be made. I make extra most often to freeze but dinners are mostly always fresh. It's pretty great.
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My husband just bought me the Nook for my birthday and I love it. I think I would have loved either one, however, but am really happy with this one. It's very pretty and to me the Kindle was pretty plain. May not be an important feature to everyone but if I'm going to look at something all of the time, and I read a lot, I'd like to like what I'm looking at. Reading is simple and fun, downloading is a breeze, and I get most of my books from B&N anyhow so it was a better choice.
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Okay, this is going to sound crazy but seriously, I would give it a try. Recently had a friend go into Rent a Center for a pull out couch until their stuff got here after their move. Come to find out that they even sell some of their items...some are used, some are completely brand new. Next thing you know my friend is furnishing their house with items such as TV's, computers, lamps, etc. for cheap and he able to pay them off in 90 days instead of buy them outright. My point is this, he has a Mac Mini but his Apple screen was cracked in the move. He did have insurance but he wanted something now and the money wouldn't come in until later. He went into Rent A Center to see what they had and they had LCD screens of all sizes. A new one was very reasonably price but he wanted something bigger but cheaper so he went used and got a rather large LCD screen for a terrific price just because it had been used. There was a warranty for a specified time and even after that time, if he were to have issues he could call and receive help because they want him to come back and buy more. Might be worth looking into.
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This one came out just after I purchased a different Nuvi for my husband. The great thing about this one is that it has handsfree bluetooth so when you're driving you won't have to fuss with any ear pieces. The speaker to speak and hear is supposed to be great and it's backed by the Garmin brand which is awesome. We've used a Tom Tom before but for some reason Garmin just seems to stick better with us. Personal preference I suppose.
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I generally stuff for little ones so I'm not sure if I'm suggesting things that are too young or not...we always stuff with the chocolate oranges, Life Saver books, or other mini candies. Of course, as someone already mentioned we do gift cards (such as a Visa gift card or store specific) or movie tickets. Lip balm for the girls, cars for the boys...my girlfriend used to always send a stocking filled with mini bottles of liquor that were someone holiday specific...such as minty or cinnamony for Christmas. We've done special collectors tree ornaments so that when the kids are older they have special memories to put on their tree and remember their own childhood. I love wine so my husband has found specialty stores that sell mini bottles of wine and you can create your own label. What else??? Ever heard of Sentsy? I have stuffed with car scents or scented hand sanitizer. If it's small and catchy you can use it!
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Definitely download or activate an already installed Anti-virus/Anti-malware program. This will help with any malicious activity on your computer. In general terms it's hard to tell if someone has specifically hacked your computer or just certain accounts. You'll want to take all necessary precautions should you suspect hacker activity. Change passwords, etc. You might also consider taking your computer in as someone already mentioned. You'd be surprised what can be stored to your computer when maliciousness has taken place.
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I've been using Too Faced mascara and while I love the full effect it provides it does kind of get goupy on the brush making it a rather tedious process to get it cleaned up before applying it. Does anyone else have that issue with their tube? At any rate, it's great mascara and doesn't come off on my face. I too have a slightly more oily skin and have to pick my products carefully.
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I've recently started using Too Faced eyeliner and find that I love it. It swipes on so easily...seriously without effort. On one end you have a smudging device so you are capable of smudging if you like but then it stays. I have fairly oily skin and I don't have any problems with this stuff rubbing off. If I need to I am also able to get a q-tip wet and make corrections and it washes off well with soap and water...better, of course with a make-up remover but it's all so simple with this product. I'd recommend giving it a try.
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Scentsy has some sticker/tattoo things that rub onto some of their warmers. They don't come off unless you use the special tool that comes with it and scrape it off. They have flowers, skulls, leaves, etc. to choose from and they would be fun to decorate with. The great thing about them is that you can touch and feel them, they will hold up in the heat, etc. If you go to http://scentsy.net/products/full-size-warmers/full... you can kind of see what I'm talking about.
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I'm not a big fan of floor lamps in general so I generally opt for traditional looking ones. I like the look of this one. It has a very nice black base with a pretty shade. I like the idea of a traditional shade instead of a glass bowl, it would eliminate glare and give off better lighting.
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I lived in the Central Valley until a little over a year ago. The most hardy were aloe plants, peppers, chili's, tomatoes, strawberries, and of course avocado. I'm sure it's easy enough to grow everything else but I made sure I was able to easily grow everything needed for guacamole and salsa. Lol. Necessities.
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I love OPI. I generally don't use colors very often but I'm not sure it would matter if the polish was colored or clear, they're the same company so I imagine they are all pretty long lasting. I love that I don't need to change the polish every couple of days or even a week. As long as I'm not digging in rocks or something my polish looks new for weeks. It's great polish. Definitely worth the dollars.
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I love this dress. It's very cute and definitely could go for sexy, although I wouldn't personally recommend the tights she has on! The body is very flattering and the skirt flows out. I love the strapless top. It's a very pretty cocktail dress and under your budget as well.
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Honestly, I love the idea of all of the tools that might make my slicing faster and easier but by the time I have the devices set up and ready to slice I could have been done if I had just done the cutting myself. This knife set is really nice and comes with a paring knife which is good for fruits or small veggies, a slicer and a chef's knife. It's made of high carbon stainless steel for maximum sharpness and edge retention and is stamped from cold steel so it's light. The handles are slip resistant which is perfect for me...I'm totally accident prone. I'd recommend hand washing, dishwashing seems to rust the blades over time. I think any knife you intend to keep for long periods of time should be hand wash only. They're really great knives.
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There are a million and one sites that offer product reviews but not one of them can tell me if there is something better or an alternative to that product that might be better for such and such reasons. I don't know how many times I've posted questions to my FB friends and family only get opinion after opinion why I should or shouldn't do certain things but nothing like this where someone can offer suggestions and why those suggestions might be superior. This is super cool. It's a one stop shop. How much easier is it to jump on Get.com and pose a question than to get online and type my query into Google.com only to spend hours on research that really gets me no where? You guys are great and I appreciate the help you offer.
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My husband does homemade pretty often. He is very creative that way. One year he dressed himself up the the Hulk. The only thing he needed to buy was green spray paint...I think we used the kind for hair...but you could also buy face/body paint instead. He used one of his white button up shirts and ripped and tore here and there and then of course an old pair of jeans doing the same ripping/tearing/cutting. It was perfect. I think we're going to do the same thing to my son this year.
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This stuff is the best. It is really great for all skin types but if you have oily skin it's even better because it is gentle enough not to strip your skin of your natural oils but strong enough to cleanse the skin thoroughly, even getting rid of those pesky blackheads. It doesn't have the most pleasant smells but it's not the worst either. The really cool thing is that you can even use it as an antiseptic. After I had my son my doctor told me Witch Hazel was the best cleanser for my wounds.
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Do your windows go up and down or side to side. For the side to side windows we use sawed broom sticks designated for a certain length so that they can't be opened further that what we decided for them. For the up and down we use window vent locks that mount to the edge of the upper window and stopping the other window opening any further than desired. They are both great options depending on what you need.
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We just bought a 60 inch flat screen TV for our living room. The picture quality and color vibrancy have been amazing. The screen itself is also very nice looking. It's not bulky and doesn't have so much going on that it takes away from the TV. Visually it's terrific. The speakers leave something to be desired but I have external speakers if I need a better sound to my show. The sound works fine, don't get me wrong, but it could have a little more bass or treble in certain areas. It also swivels side to side without any effort at all and without fear that it might fall or break. It's been a great purchase and for the size a terrific buy. Definitely under your budget.
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My daughter used to love this laptop. She would play with it for what felt like hours doing her alphabets or counting, etc. The added benefit is that it teaches her about the keys and their placements and how to use the mouse, although on a laptop the mouse would be a little different. The only complaint I might have is that the screen itself is very small. It would be nice if you didn't have to squint to see better.
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If you're willing to sacrifice screen size a little bit this one weighs in at 3.2 pounds and you can easily install SSD for cheap. It's a really great computer that performs well and with the SSD with the Sandy Bridge it will be lightning fast. I don't think there's a better computer on the market right now for this value.
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Within your price range you really have a lot to choose from. This one is very lightweight, clean and classic looking, durable and sturdy, battery life is great at almost 8 hours, the keys and trackpad are all very comfortable and easy to use, and a really great value. I think for a main computer I generally prefer a little more memory but I purchased an external hard drive and it's working for me. I have thousands of pictures, songs, movies/shows, and school worked all saved to the hard drive of my laptop and the excess goes onto the external. I think for the value it can't be beat.
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I love Logitech's wireless collection. They make great products that fit every style and need. I have this one and it's terrific. It has soft rubber grips the are comfortable, a tiny nano receiver that you will forget is plugged into your USB port, the connection is always reliable, has a battery management system to keep you informed of use and when it needs to be changed, and it moves smoothly and is extremely responsive.
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I would go with a MacBook Air or an iPad if you're thinking of travel. They are both lightweight machines with powerful processors that can certainly do leaps and bounds above the competition. I think you will find that they have the best performance and the best track record of any other system out there. I like the iPad for everything that a laptop can do but with the smaller package.
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The Mazda CX 7 Sport is a really great looking crossover. It's the one I'd like to buy but I need a 3rd row for my kids. It has a good deal of room for a crossover, however, is sporty looking, not too big and had a backup camera. It starts at $22,000 so even with a few upgrades you would still be well within your price range.
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Yahoo Finance has some very good educational information and links to help with some of your financial decisions. That's where I go for the most part when making any of my considerations. It provides trends, future analysis, news, historical prices, etc. It's a wealth of information.
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In your system settings, if you have enough "like" items, you can set your phone to automatically add your apps to other like apps. It only saves you a little more time but sometimes I get forgetful and can't find what I'm looking for so I just keep it on automatic.
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My son got this for his 2nd birthday and loves it. During the summer months we have it outside and the winter months we bring it in. It has steps to climb to the slide and has a basketball hoop which comes with three different balls (basketball, football, and a soccer ball). It comes in handy for all kinds of free play, including building forts!
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I've used this for both of my kids and it works very well. The soothing sounds are of a heartbeat, the ocean, the rain, and a whale. My kids loved to sleep with it and listen. It soothed and calmed while also drowning out noises from the other room. It has a velcro piece in the back that allows it to attach to the crib bars so that it doesn't go anywhere and doesn't suffocate your little ones. It's a charmer.
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This is a great daypack/backpack and very versatile. It only weighs 3.5 pounds so it's very light. When I'm not using it for hiking or for other activities that require more items to carry than I prefer to take in my purse, I can also use it for items such as my computer (there is a special padded compartment), iPhone, MP3 player (with headphone port), etc. There are multiple compartments for multiple options and organization needs. There's also a mesh pocket on the side of the bag for water or snacks. It also comes in many different color options. I went with orange. Thought it was a good color that stood out in the hills and would definitely be distinct enough that people shouldn't mistake it for their own. I've been really happy with it.
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I just bought this microwave for my brother. He has very little counterspace so I didn't want to get something so big that he didn't have anything left so this was perfect. He loves the different cooking categories, such as the defrost settings, automatic potato cooking, popcorn, and reheat, as well as a kitchen timer and of course, clock. I purchased a similar one about a year or so ago and mine didn't have a kitchen timer so I'm a little jealous. Lol.
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Side effects aside, I'm not a big believer in giving my kids something for any reason unless they need it, especially something that might alter their sleep in some way. With that said, if there are actual sleep issues and you've exhausted doctors, therapists, and day/night regular routines, there is a natural vitamin called melatonin that helps regulate sleep patterns and generally after 3-4 days he should be back on track. However, the first thing I would try, if you haven't already is to establish a regular routine at home that he and his body can get used to and eventually may figure out on his own. If that doesn't work I would speak with his doctor...another variable might be stress, anxiety, depression, etc. which a therapist may be able to help with. Good luck. I hope you find something that works. Sleep issues can be hard on everyone.
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This is a really cute wine glass. You could go with this and her favorite bottle of wine or something. I'm hoping my husband catches a glimpse of this because I'm thinking, with my birthday just around the corner, he might get the same! Lol. Sometimes it's the simple things that make for a really great gift.
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This is one of the very best electric toothbrushes I've ever used. It has the most power and the most brush strokes of any of the other. I've also used a lesser expensive one, I think it was Oral B, but this one cleans better and I think a better potential for whiter teeth. My gums feel healthier and my mouth cleaner.
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I don't know what color your hair is now but you can naturally color your hair with lemon juice and lay in the sun. It doesn't bleach your hair by any means but certainly and naturally lightens your hair over time. I generally squeeze in a lemon or two in my wet or dry hair, lay out in the sun or just play out in the sun, and poof, magically I get more blonde. Often afterwards I will wash my hair with Aveda's blonde shampoo. I love the smell and it helps brighten the color I've just gained.
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This is a good book to have around for the coffee table. Who doesn't like to research possible vacation or travel destinations. If we can't travel in reality then we can at least dream about it and being able to view it is much better than not being able to visualize it at all. I am actually going to purchase this one myself. I had a photography book out before but I'm getting bored with it so it's time to move on. Can't wait!
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I had a friend who owned some of this pain relieving gel and I loved the smell so much I bought some for myself. There's generally nothing much that I use it for but I figured just in case couldn't hurt. I'm so glad that I did. It works on everything. It's perfect for minor aches and pains and really helps with soothing a backache, etc. My husband enjoys using it after a tough workout. It warms on contact and you can just feel it tingle its way better. The one thing I did screw up on, however, is not washing my hands after applying it to my husbands back. I went about my day as per usual and at some point touched my eyes...ouch. That hurt. Make sure you don't use it like lotion, it's not the same in anyway. Wash your hands, I promise you'll want to!
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I have one of these and it is great. We always have so much to pack in and out that we've used wagons, strollers, everything we can get our hands on to carry it all. I can pack my food and drinks and other accessories with ease. It's perfect. My husband generally has to carry it to and from, however, because I have a tendency to overpack and it can still get heavy on my back.
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You should give Robb Wolf's The Paleo Solution a read. I love reading about health and wellness as well as different ways of eating. His book gives a lot of detail about how our bodies are meant to eat a certain way but because things have progressed in our society to a point where we are too busy to cook, preservatives were created as were other foods that have staying power. The Paleo Diet (the diet that's not a diet) is meant to bring us back to how we are supposed to eat and therefore become healthier for it. The added benefit is that it will keep us lean in the process.
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My husband works in the machine industry and it's safer to wear suspenders rather than a belt. These are great because they just button right on to your pants, no fuss. They are a great quality and do just what they're supposed to. The value is there. I'd recommend them.
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My husband and I are rebuilding a CJ5 and bought these for the front and rear of the Jeep. They can virtually be placed anywhere. They attach easily and are very strong. I am able to climb in and out as well as hold on while we truck down the road or cruise in the mountains. I'm impressed by the quality and the price is definitely worth it.
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This is actually a very sweet, delicate scent perfect for younger girls. It has a peachy/citrus smell that reminds me of summer. It's very light and actually only lasts a few hours, not all day which I generally prefer for my young ones. I think you might really like this and so will other mothers.
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I adore Sarah Jessica Parker. She's about the cutest woman I've ever seen so sadly this perfume sucked me in. Not so sadly is that I now adore this perfume even more than I adore the name sake. It's, no kidding, absolutely lovely. It has the best long lasting scent that doesn't overpower the wearer but definitely adds to her feminine power. I also love the bottle. It's a slight pink, bulbous shape that actually makes the bottle appear feminine as well. It's a beautiful perfume and a brilliant gift.
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Sunglass Hut used to sell something similar to this Oakley lens cleaner. I bought it years ago so I don't know if they still have it but if you have one nearby, I'd go have a look. The cleaner was amazing. I used it on my sunglasses and eyeglasses and have never gotten them more clean. It doesn't leave any smudges or spots. The smell wasn't bad either. I would definitely recommend having a look for some. It's worth it.
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We did research on minivans not very long ago ourselves and I was really impressed by the Sienna. I loved the look, inside and out, and by way of options, offered far more at a much greater price than the Odyssey. Gas mileage was great for them both but I liked the way the Sienna actually drove better than the Odyssey. I think the Odyssey may have had more internal room but when it came down to it, there were more points to the Sienna than against so we went to the car lot to make a purchase. I came away with an Expedition instead. Lol. Whatever your research provides, make sure you test drive both of them first. You'd be surprised how fast that changes your mind about things.
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I like to use glass and metal bowls for my mixing so when I bought these I was so excited that they came in 8 pieces, 4 bowls and 4 lids. They are great for mixing and serving as well. The best part about them, aside from the fact that they are dishwasher and microwave safe is that when you're done serving your food in them you can put the lid on and store them in refrigerator like that. Makes clean up much easier and less dishes to worry about. They are a great quality, thick glass bowl. I think you'd be very happy with them.
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I used to use Bella B Tummy Butter. I liked the feel of the lotion. It wasn't greasy but it went on easily and left my skin very soft. I'm not sure if you've ever felt it yourself but I also got to a point where my skin itched like crazy. This tummy butter really helped take the itch out. I found that the moisturizing was great and while I didn't get stretch marks during the pregnancy I did have some old ones from years past that faded with the use of this tummy butter. I think it's a great product and keep it bookmarked for just in case at all times.
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I know these have a heft price tag for a towel and wash cloth but I've honestly never used anything better for drying baby. It's extra absorbent and they get softer after every wash so they are perfect for baby's skin. The towel is very large so you'll be able to use it through part of toddler hood as well. I think you'll be pleased with the quality.
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I love these Larabars. They taste so delicious and are packed full of fruits and nuts. They are only 190 calories with good fats and filling fiber. They are very healthy but best of of filling. That's generally my biggest problem when getting nutrition bars, I'm still hungry. There are of course other flavors but these happen to be my favorite, and they're not just for people on diets. They are a great, quick snack that even my kids will eat when we're running low on time. I'd definitely give them a try.
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I think this Melissa and Doug kitchen set is about the cutest things I have ever seen. My son and my daughter both play with them on their little toy oven and even take turns doing the dishes. It's so cute. The construction is very sturdy wood and very realistic. We do get some red rub off marks on some of the food we cook with but it's not a huge deal. I think the quality is there and so is the value.
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I use a pumice stone in the shower every morning and it helps relieve the dry cracked skin as well as prevent newer lesions (for lack of a better word). My whole family swears by them. I also run around barefoot a lot, even in the winter so it's really the only that helps since I don't wear socks long enough for the lotions or creams. This is really easy, lasts forever, and doest cost very much. It's a great idea.
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