By coupiedoll(view all posts by coupiedoll)
at 3:35PM Wednesday October 28, 2009
under
Shop Smarter
Thinking about a destination
holiday this Winter season? Maybe an exotic Christmas or New
Year's? Eco-tourism has become big business and a viable travel
option.
Eco-travel is typically based on
principles of respect and working with the local community. Eco
travel destinations usually buy local, hire local, and often
reinvest funds to help the local community. There are some pretty
amazing options out there for eco-friendly travel, but even if
you're just confined to going to Grandma's this year, there are
still things you can do to off-set your carbon
footprint.
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By dstearns(view all posts by dstearns)
at 1:57PM Wednesday October 28, 2009
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Featured StoreStaff
For over 30 years, Timberland has prided itself on the
values of humanity, humility, integrity and excellence. This is a
store that worries not just about the shoes and products it makes,
but also about the people who wear those shoes and use those
products, the well-being of the earth they live on and the
well-being of the workers who make those shoes and products for
them. We here at Savings.com
are proud to highlight Timberland as this week's Featured
Store.
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By MBonesGuest Blogger(view all posts by MBones)
at 12:18PM Wednesday October 28, 2009
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Shop Smarter
Halloween is this weekend which
means it's the time to embrace all that is dark, macabre and
spooky. And though everyone might bust out their best Monster Mash,
there are some spooky icons who get ghoulish 24/7.
Wanna bring a little "Day of the
Dead" into your everyday? Pick your profile poison: Are you a
Vicious Vamp? A Fresh Faced Freak? Or a Glamorous Ghoul? Below I've
got ideas about how to make their looks wearable, even after
Halloween is over. And of course, dear reader, I've also got
coupons and deals for you. Because spending too much on beauty and
fashion? Now that's scary!
Get inspired by the spooky styles
of three classic, creepy but well-heeled ladies, just in time for
Halloween. Read on--if you dare...
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By WiscoVixen(view all posts by WiscoVixen)
at 4:14PM Tuesday October 27, 2009
under
GiveawaysStaff
It's time to end the suspense and
to let you all know who we've chosen to attend the first ever Save
Up. These lucky ladies and gentlemen will be joining us in San
Francisco on November 5th for a day of savings-oriented panels and
fun. We received many, many amazing entries, and it was very
difficult to pick just a few.
Without further ado, here are the
names of the DealPros who will be attending the Save Up next
month:
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By ShoppinHolly(view all posts by ShoppinHolly)
at 1:40PM Tuesday October 27, 2009
under
Shop Smarter
Travelers looking for the real
Halloween travel deal--or a summer, fall or spring deal as
well--might consider an Eastern Europe vacation for a splendid trip
that offers all of the history, culture, and natural beauty of
Western Europe at roughly a third to half the cost depending on the
venues you choose.
This region is home to
Transylvania, summer nights where midnight is light as day,
medieval villages, and regional cuisines and wines that keep
visitors coming back. Each of the following destinations is popular
among tourists, yet surprisingly affordable. Even so, you can take
even more of the price of a trip with Orbitz travel coupon for $50 off a 4 night stay or Travelocity hotel coupons, including one for
$100 off.
Here are some highlights to a
mostly overlooked and under-priced travel destination:
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By stella.louise(view all posts by stella.louise)
at 11:25AM Tuesday October 27, 2009
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Shop Smarter
Recently Mainstreet had a post
about cheap natural remedies and on the same day,
Wisebread posted seven natural ways to fight the flu. Tylenol,
Pepto Bismol and NyQuil may be OTC standards, but there are simple
and natural alternatives that deserve space in your medicine
cabinet.
Here's a list of five of my
favorite natural basics to cure what ails you:
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By dstearns(view all posts by dstearns)
at 10:46AM Monday October 26, 2009
under
Spotlight Deals
Hello and welcome to Savings.com, all ye bargain lovers of
the world! This week's Top 10
Deals are sure to have you licking your lips in anticipation of
retail glory. Indulge in shopping delights at a fraction of the
cost and see how your dough rises to the occasion. Step into our
little pastry puff shop of delectable savings and feast your eyes
upon our Top 10 scrumptiosities for the week of October
25th:
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By rhino(view all posts by rhino)
at 12:47AM Saturday October 24, 2009
under
Stuff We Like
All of today's articles serving
as virtual shooting-range targets for my warped sense of
comprehension share the same general theme: food. It's something I
admittedly don't know much about anymore due to the diet plan I've
followed over the last few months, the likes of which limits my
life sustaining nutritional intake to non-processed foods best
described as boring.
Being a creature of habit and
patterned processes carefully refined over time to yield more
positive results than negative, I welcome this mundane feeding
process which lacks in both general good taste and creativity, but
serves up a healthy portion of predictability. Thank goodness for
you, the news articles on the menu today subscribe to anything
but...
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By stella.louise(view all posts by stella.louise)
at 10:53AM Friday October 23, 2009
under
Money Saving Tips
Just a little over a week until
Halloween, but if you think that ghoulies and ghosties and
long-legged beasties are scary, try an angry horde of costumed kids
after you run out of Reese's Peanut Butter cups!
Kidding.
What's scarier than haunted
houses is perhaps a balloon mortgage payment...Night of the Living
Dead? Try working two jobs to barely eke out a living. And that
monster lurking around the corner is nothing compared to the fright
of dealing with a huge unanticipated expense on a very small and
tight budget.
In honor of the upcoming holiday,
I thought I'd take a bit of time to explore some of our money
demons--Halloween-style:
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By Yasarh(view all posts by Yasarh)
at 3:41PM Thursday October 22, 2009
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Stuff We Like
I'm a firm believer in the idea
that just about every parent strives to be the best parent they
can--even the terrible ones. One of the most important things you
can do to be a good parent is spend time with your children.
Disneyland, Chuckie Cheese or the arcade may be a great way to keep
kids entertained while spending time with them--but while these
activities are kid-friendly, they are definitely not
wallet-friendly.
A better way to spend time with
your kids is by playing sports with them. Here are some sports you
can play with your kids that will make for a great bonding
experience--and they don't cost much more than just your
time:
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By GuyCopes(view all posts by GuyCopes)
at 1:56PM Thursday October 22, 2009
under
Shop Smarter
Recently arriving on the scene to
take the digital camera world by storm is a brand new offering from
Samsung. The new TL220 DualView digital camera is not only being
lauded for its deeply innovative features, but also for its simple
to grasp interface and the great price attached to it.
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By coupiedoll(view all posts by coupiedoll)
at 3:15PM Wednesday October 21, 2009
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Newsworthy
Inspired by the upcoming film NO
IMPACT MAN, a story about a family that goes off the grid for a
year, I decided to write a blog about some simple lessons from mom
and dad that go a long way in being green. While NO IMPACT MAN'S
extreme lifestyle is inspiring, there are also simple things all of
us can do every day to make a difference.
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