By Rick.BroidaGuest Blogger(view all posts by Rick.Broida)
at 10:55AM Tuesday November 1, 2011
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By ChuckGGuest Blogger(view all posts by ChuckG)
at 8:56AM Thursday October 27, 2011
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Holidays
Frankenstein, Dracula, Mummy and Werewolf are retired. No, seriously, quit their kill-innocent-people night jobs. They are tired of villagers with pitchforks chasing them out of town. Dracula dreads that next "stake-in-heart" near fatal incident. The Mummy and Frankenstein's feet ache from stomping about and Werewolf wants to chill…arrooo!
This Halloween the gruesome foursome will relax on a sofa, sit next to a warm fire (
the Mummy, not so much) and drink blood or snack on flesh and watch the top ten most popular horror movies of all time courtesy of
Netflix.
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By Rick.BroidaGuest Blogger(view all posts by Rick.Broida)
at 9:51AM Tuesday October 25, 2011
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I don't know about you, but I'm sick to death of schlepping chargers everywhere I go. I need one for my
iPhone, another for my tablet, a third for my camera, and on and on. Hassle city.
That's why I'm head-over-heels in love with my Powerbag--which not only carries all my gear, but also recharges it. It's pricey, but worth it.
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By GuyCopes(view all posts by GuyCopes)
at 7:57AM Thursday October 20, 2011
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Welcome back to the gaming corner of the Savings.com world. This week I'm taking a look at one of the year's most anticipated titles,
Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception and the pre-order bonuses being made available to anxious gamers everywhere. Look at this as an example of the myriad available pre-order options that accompany most big game releases nowadays.
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By GuyCopes(view all posts by GuyCopes)
at 9:58AM Thursday October 13, 2011
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What makes a good video game deal? Today we answer that question by taking a look at three of this week's high profile price reductions.
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By Rick.BroidaGuest Blogger(view all posts by Rick.Broida)
at 11:58AM Thursday October 6, 2011
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I'll be honest: Happy as I am with my
iPhone 4, I want the iPhone 4S. Because, you know, it's better. But I can't justify the expense, especially when the new model brings relatively few big features to the table.
If you feel the same way, here's good news: you can trick out your iPhone 4 (
and even your 3GS) so that it's more 4S-like. And you'll spend considerably less money in the process.
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By SavingsIQ(view all posts by SavingsIQ)
at 8:57AM Tuesday October 4, 2011
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Who doesn't like to eat? I'm a big time fan of eating out and we all know that can put a dent on your wallet. If you read my blog about
fine dining without breaking the bank, you know that there are ways around paying high prices at nice restaurants.
But what if you are out on the town and all you have is your smartphone? Well, read on to get the top five free foodie apps.
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By annika.barrantiGuest Blogger(view all posts by annika.barranti)
at 9:56AM Sunday September 25, 2011
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Image by sleepyneko via FlickrYou can make pickles, and you don't need any fancy canning equipment. Just make refrigerator pickles!
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By ChuckGGuest Blogger(view all posts by ChuckG)
at 8:54AM Thursday September 22, 2011
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While William Shatner may spend his free time roasting Charlie Sheen, his alter ego is busy exploring strange new worlds and going where no man has gone before--at least in re-runs on TV.
Imagine Captain James T. Kirk of the USS Enterprise piercing through a wormhole into our galaxy, here and now. While missions of Starfleet are to explore new worlds, we are not new, just a part of their history. What would Captain Kirk do if he landed on earth today? Talk to President Obama? Check out N.A.S.A.?
Considering how much he loves romance (
or women, more specifically), he might take a female officer out on a dinner date. Spock and Bones would attempt to stop Kirk from mixing with the local inhabitants, but the captain has a tendency to ignore Starfleet regulations.
Which present-day restaurant would Captain Kirk take a crewmember (
or green woman--whomever is available...) on a dinner date?
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By JulianaWeissRoesslerGuest Blogger(view all posts by JulianaWeissRoessler)
at 6:56AM Wednesday September 21, 2011
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Image by anathea via FlickrWhile these delicious fungi are available all year, many are at their best during the fall and winter--so why not find more ways to incorporate them into your diet? Mushrooms are low-calorie and packed full of nutrients like potassium, riboflavin, niacin, and selenium. They have even been shown to reduce the risk of breast cancer and prostate cancer. Even better, the most common variety of button mushroom is pretty inexpensive, especially if you are using it as a replacement for meat.
Here are just a few ways that you can mushrooms into your routine. And remember--before you use mushrooms in any recipe, you should clean them.
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By QuirkyMomma(view all posts by QuirkyMomma)
at 6:57AM Tuesday September 20, 2011
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As a working mom of four, balancing the stresses of job
expectations, kids needs and household necessities seems to drain
my energy reserves. I need to recharge and while I would love
to have a personal masseuse on-hand, it's not quite
practical.
Here are some easy and free ways to give yourself a pick-me up
without breaking your bank or taking away from your
responsibilities at home.
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By annika.barrantiGuest Blogger(view all posts by annika.barranti)
at 7:56AM Sunday September 18, 2011
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Image by paul goyette via FlickrWhen I saw that our CSA had a five-pound box of green tomatoes available as an add-on, I immediately bought it. When I picked it up, the lady who hosts my pickup location asked if I was going to make sauce, or fry them "like the movie." I asked if she'd ever had fried green tomatoes, and she had not!
For anyone else who's never had the delight of eating a homemade fried green tomato, here is how it's done:
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