Pampers Gift to Grow Current Promotion
Your favorite wipes + a whole new look = triple points for you on up to five codes entered from 9/13/12 through 10/31/12.
Saturday, September 15, 2012
Pampers Gift To grow 10 pts
This month’s new codes:
Following codes were are not recent, but are still working. Please let me know if they do not work, and I will remove.
Free codes for 50 Gifts to Grow points:
2BEGINEARNING50, GIFTSTOGROW4MOM, JOINNOW4REWARDS
Free codes for 10 Gifts to Grow points:
GTGREWARDS4MOMS, WELCOMEGTGPTS10,
GTGCOUPONPOINTS, CAREFORNEWBORNS
pampersgtg10pts, 10ptsfreecode4u, welcome2village
CONGRATS2NEWMOM, GTGWELCOME10PTS
FB9TLABDAXB3912 (10 pts)
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Following codes were are not recent, but are still working. Please let me know if they do not work, and I will remove.
Free codes for 50 Gifts to Grow points:
2BEGINEARNING50, GIFTSTOGROW4MOM, JOINNOW4REWARDS
Free codes for 10 Gifts to Grow points:
GTGREWARDS4MOMS, WELCOMEGTGPTS10,
GTGCOUPONPOINTS, CAREFORNEWBORNS
pampersgtg10pts, 10ptsfreecode4u, welcome2village
CONGRATS2NEWMOM, GTGWELCOME10PTS
Thursday, September 13, 2012
Great Deals on Saveology
$10 for 1-year Magazine Subscription Of Your Choice from MagazineCo.com ($60 value)
$5 For A $10 Papa John's Gift Card - Exclusively For You!
$5-$10 for Your Choice of Hotel Credit from Hotel Savings Bucks
(Up to a $250 Value)
$7.50 for $15 Saveology Dollars Towards Tons Of Deals on Saveology.com
$12.50 for a Regal Entertainment Group Gift Card ($25 Value) - Exclusively For You! - Voucher Ready Instantly!
$12 for a $100 Restaurant.com Voucher and $100 My Hotel Gift Card
$10 for SoundLogic Dynabass Headphones - 2 Colors Available ($80 Value)
$5 For A $10 Papa John's Gift Card - Exclusively For You!
$5-$10 for Your Choice of Hotel Credit from Hotel Savings Bucks
(Up to a $250 Value)
$7.50 for $15 Saveology Dollars Towards Tons Of Deals on Saveology.com
$12.50 for a Regal Entertainment Group Gift Card ($25 Value) - Exclusively For You! - Voucher Ready Instantly!
$12 for a $100 Restaurant.com Voucher and $100 My Hotel Gift Card
$10 for SoundLogic Dynabass Headphones - 2 Colors Available ($80 Value)
Parents.com: Toy and Product Recall Finder
Recalls as listed on Parents.com
Toy and Product Recall Finder
Are your baby's and kid's toys and gear safe? Find out here.
Toys & Games
The Parents.com Product Recall Finder can help you easily locate critical information on the latest toy and game recalls to make sure your children are safe and healthy while they play. Hundreds of kids' toys and games are recalled every year because of high lead levels, choking hazards and other serious risks. Find out more about recent recalls from Fisher-Price, Mattel, Playskool, Hasbro, Lego, Disney, Toys "R" Us, Wal-Mart, Target and more.
Click on a product for more recall details:
| Product Name | Company/Brand | Category | Recall Date | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Bluestem Ranger Rider Ride-On Toy Cars | Bluestem Brands, Inc. | Toys & Games | Sep 12, 2012 |
 | Green Toys Mini Vehicles | Green Toys Inc. | Toys & Games | Jul 31, 2012 |
 | Toys "R" Us Imaginarium Activity Centers | Toys "R" Us Inc. | Toys & Games | May 30, 2012 |
 | Manhattan Group Starry Time Rattles | Manhattan Group LLC | Toys & Games | Apr 26, 2012 |
 | Happy Shirts Toy Trucks Sold with T-Shirts | Happy Shirts | Toys & Games | Mar 30, 2012 |
 | Lakeshore Learning Materials Baby Dolls | Lakeshore Learning Materials | Toys & Games | Mar 27, 2012 |
 | Guidecraft Children's Play Theaters | Guidecraft Inc. | Toys & Games | Mar 13, 2012 |
 | International Playthings Tumblekins Toys | International Playthings LLC | Toys & Games | Feb 16, 2012 |
 | Lee Carter Co. Mexican Wrestling Action Figures | Lee Carter Co. | Toys & Games | Jan 24, 2012 |
 | Lee Carter Co. Infant Rattles | Lee Carter Co. | Toys & Games | Jan 24, 2012 |
 | Build-A-Bear Colorful Hearts Teddy Bears | Build-A-Bear Workshop Inc. | Toys & Games | Dec 23, 2011 |
 | Build-A-Bear Teddy Bear Swimwear Set | Build-A-Bear Workshop | Toys & Games | Nov 16, 2011 |
 | Battat Magnetic Sketchboards | Battat Inc. | Toys & Games | Nov 2, 2011 |
 | Kiddieland Disney-branded Fairies Plastic Trikes | Kiddieland Toys Limited | Toys & Games | Nov 1, 2011 |
 | Guidecraft Twist 'n Sort Toys | Guidecraft Inc. | Toys & Games | Oct 20, 2011 |
 | Battat Musical Wooden Table Toys | Battat Inc. | Toys & Games | Sep 29, 2011 |
 | LM Import & Export Toy Cars | LM Import & Export, Inc. | Toys & Games | Sep 28, 2011 |
 | Little Tikes Toy Workshop and Tool Sets | Little Tikes, of Hudson, Ohio | Toys & Games | Sep 28, 2011 |
 | Manhattan Group Wooden Rattle | Manhattan Group LLC | Toys & Games | Sep 2, 2011 |
 | Pottery Barn Kids' Chloe, Sophie, and Audrey Soft Dolls | Pottery Barn Kids, a division of Williams-Sonoma Inc. | Toys & Games | Sep 1, 2011 |
 | Radio Flyer Scoot 'n Zoom Children's Riding Toy | Radio Flyer | Toys & Games | Aug 16, 2011 |
 | Battat Toy Keys with Remote | Battat Inc. | Toys & Games | Aug 2, 2011 |
 | Bravo Sports Disney-Branded Pogo Sticks | Bravo Sports | Toys & Games | Jul 29, 2011 |
 | Fisher-Price Little People Builders' Load 'n Go Wagons | Fisher-Price | Toys & Games | Jul 28, 2011 |
 | Excite USA Toy Military Copters | Excite USA | Toys & Games | Jun 10, 2011 |
FREE 15 count Totino's Pizza Rolls
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$7.50 For A $15 Staples® Gift Card @ Saveology
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$12.50 For A $25 Gift Card To Uno Chicago Grill
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Wednesday, September 12, 2012
iPhone 5
Apple Unveils iPhone 5 As World Falls to Knees in Worship
Today, Apple announced the iPhone 5, putting an end to months of leaks and rumors and giving those who enjoy live-blogs about inanimate chunks of metal and glass a cornucopia of choices.
The new iPhone, which will feature a bigger screen, a thinner body, LTE wireless, and a fifth row of icons on the home screen, matched up almost exactly with prerelease leaks — proof that Apple's much-vaunted secrecy can no longer ensure the element of surprise. CEO Tim Cook and his onstage phalanx of denim- and khaki-clad Apple execs don't engender the same "One More Thing" panache of the late Steve Jobs, but they desperately need new iPhones to keep ahead of Apple's competitors. The company depends on the phone segment for about half its revenue and more than half its profits.
The phones, which feature a new "Lightning" connector and an improved camera with panorama mode, come at a time when Apple, the corporation, is at a crossroads. For the first time in its history, its most dangerous competitor for the disposable income and mindshare of the world's gadget-lovers may not be Microsoft or Google or even Samsung, but Amazon. Last week, while announcing the new Kindle Fire, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos's poised delivery drew raves from the Silicon Valley peanut gallery, who crowned him — not Apple CEO Tim Cook — the heir to Steve Jobs's throne.
"Amazon has done what no other company apart from Apple does: have a singular voice, a singular pitch man, simple product line-up, release/shipping time table and products priced to move," wrote Om Malik.
Despite the splash its new tablet made, Amazon still has no phone and may never develop one. But there's no doubt that the iPhone 5 is entering a very different world than iPhones 1, 2, 3, and 4 did and that Amazon — with its massive distribution network, cloud computing platform, economies of scale, and rabid attention to process and cost efficiencies — is a long-term threat to Apple's dominance.
Apple, after all, is reaching a size that was once unthinkable for a tech company, with patent battles that make front-page news and product launches that affect our entire U.S. economy. (Analyst Michael Feroli of JPMorgan Chase expects that the new iPhone could lift GDP by between 0.25 percent and 0.5 percent in the fourth quarter.)
As Stephen Baker of the NPD Group observed, the iPhone's dominance in the U.S. smartphone market means that it has mostly weeded out weaker contenders (like Nokia and RIM) and is now battling the strongest of the survivors.
"[M]any of the easy share gains have already been accomplished," Baker wrote. "Blowing away all weakened competition, as Apple has done to this point, makes it infinitely harder to continue to blow away the remainder."
Baker's right to point out that overall growth in the smartphone sector has slowed to just 9 percent, meaning that, even if Apple continues to eat the vast majority of the smartphone pie, it's now a smaller pie, with fewer and more hardened competitors angling for pieces. As Business Insider's Jay Yarow put it: "The low-hanging fruits are all but gone."
So, if there was a note of trepidation in Cook's voice this morning, here's why: For the first time in several years, Apple has real competition. And if Amazon does decide to introduce a smartphone, Tim Cook may need more than a modestly improved iPhone to stay on top.
Article source:
http://nymag.com/daily/intel/2012/09/apple-unveils-iphone-5.html
Written by:
Kevin Roose
Today, Apple announced the iPhone 5, putting an end to months of leaks and rumors and giving those who enjoy live-blogs about inanimate chunks of metal and glass a cornucopia of choices.
The new iPhone, which will feature a bigger screen, a thinner body, LTE wireless, and a fifth row of icons on the home screen, matched up almost exactly with prerelease leaks — proof that Apple's much-vaunted secrecy can no longer ensure the element of surprise. CEO Tim Cook and his onstage phalanx of denim- and khaki-clad Apple execs don't engender the same "One More Thing" panache of the late Steve Jobs, but they desperately need new iPhones to keep ahead of Apple's competitors. The company depends on the phone segment for about half its revenue and more than half its profits.
The phones, which feature a new "Lightning" connector and an improved camera with panorama mode, come at a time when Apple, the corporation, is at a crossroads. For the first time in its history, its most dangerous competitor for the disposable income and mindshare of the world's gadget-lovers may not be Microsoft or Google or even Samsung, but Amazon. Last week, while announcing the new Kindle Fire, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos's poised delivery drew raves from the Silicon Valley peanut gallery, who crowned him — not Apple CEO Tim Cook — the heir to Steve Jobs's throne.
"Amazon has done what no other company apart from Apple does: have a singular voice, a singular pitch man, simple product line-up, release/shipping time table and products priced to move," wrote Om Malik.
Despite the splash its new tablet made, Amazon still has no phone and may never develop one. But there's no doubt that the iPhone 5 is entering a very different world than iPhones 1, 2, 3, and 4 did and that Amazon — with its massive distribution network, cloud computing platform, economies of scale, and rabid attention to process and cost efficiencies — is a long-term threat to Apple's dominance.
Apple, after all, is reaching a size that was once unthinkable for a tech company, with patent battles that make front-page news and product launches that affect our entire U.S. economy. (Analyst Michael Feroli of JPMorgan Chase expects that the new iPhone could lift GDP by between 0.25 percent and 0.5 percent in the fourth quarter.)
As Stephen Baker of the NPD Group observed, the iPhone's dominance in the U.S. smartphone market means that it has mostly weeded out weaker contenders (like Nokia and RIM) and is now battling the strongest of the survivors.
"[M]any of the easy share gains have already been accomplished," Baker wrote. "Blowing away all weakened competition, as Apple has done to this point, makes it infinitely harder to continue to blow away the remainder."
Baker's right to point out that overall growth in the smartphone sector has slowed to just 9 percent, meaning that, even if Apple continues to eat the vast majority of the smartphone pie, it's now a smaller pie, with fewer and more hardened competitors angling for pieces. As Business Insider's Jay Yarow put it: "The low-hanging fruits are all but gone."
So, if there was a note of trepidation in Cook's voice this morning, here's why: For the first time in several years, Apple has real competition. And if Amazon does decide to introduce a smartphone, Tim Cook may need more than a modestly improved iPhone to stay on top.
Article source:
http://nymag.com/daily/intel/2012/09/apple-unveils-iphone-5.html
Written by:
Kevin Roose
Sunday, September 9, 2012
DECOR: Frames
I love pictures!! I love taking pictures and displaying them.
Here are some ideas to decorate your home:
these are from:
http://style.dailybuzz.com
Here are some ideas to decorate your home:
these are from:
http://style.dailybuzz.com
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