Katie Just
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Full Bar ReviewJust when I thought all that was left for me were risky diet pills, I tried Full Bar and am safely losing weight.
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Tony Hawk Ride for Xbox 360 ReviewTony Hawk Ride is not just a mindless game for children to play on the Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3 game consoles, it's a cleverly disguised exercise tool.
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Generic Drugs V. Brand Name DrugsSaving money at the pharmacy is easy, if you take the time to compare medication ingredients.
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Bounce Dryer Bar ReviewOn television commercials, the Bounce Dryer Bar looked like a brilliant way to save time, in reality it made my laundry chore far more tasking.
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Stretch Your Holiday BudgetWith so many families feeling the burn of budget cuts and job loss, spending less and getting more may be your needed break this Holiday season. -
Shopping for Wedding Dresses in Little Rock, ArkansasIn a struggling economy, saving money can relieve a future bride's stress, and allow her to focus on more important things - like the upcoming honeymoon. -
Safe New Year's Eve 2009 Events for Families in Little RockFor those that opt not to partake in wild parties and free-flowing alcoholic beverages, there are family events to attend where no one will need a designated driver or a babysitter. -
Supportkids Succeeds when State Agencies FailMany parents and guardians are having a hard time providing for their children. Often times the basics such as shelter and clothing require creative money management just to scrape up enough cash to get through the month.
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Give More Than Gifts This Holiday SeasonIt's easy, and often times mechanical to purchase retail gifts, but what can you do this Holiday season to make a difference without spending a lot of money? -
Beware The Credit Card HustleCredit card companies are practically handing out credit cards to anyone willing to take the time to apply. Credit cards are the fastest way to boost your credit score - but beware - they're also the fastest way to wreck your credit score.
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Internet Games for the FamilySome internet games are violent, or are just inappropriate for families. These games are sure to be a hit from the youngest to the oldest in your household.
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Shopping for Prom on a BudgetFor some prom means spending a lof of money for just one night, but for the savvy shopper, prom can be inexpensive, and mark a beautiful night to remember. -
The Bun & Thigh Roller Product Review"As Seen On TV!" Those four words make most people cringe and run, but could we be passing up a great product because a perky, size two bikini model on an infomercial airing at 2am is pushing this product? I've got the low down on the Bun & Thigh Roller. -
Fatal Crash on Rural Arkansas HighwayNot stopping for a school bus leaves one motorist dead, and some children lucky to be alive.
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Weight Loss Success TipsDiet has always been a dirty word for those that are on what seems to be an endless quest to lose weight. Some people are motivated by how others see them, and lose weight to fit in with what society calls "acceptable." -
Make Extra Money This WinterI have compiled a short list of ways to make extra money during the winter months, without spending as much as you make getting started. -
Healing Dry Winter SkinThis listing of products I have tried and found very successful may help dwindle down that list of creams and soaps you need to buy this winter, and save you a little money. -
Protecting Your Teen from the Dangers of AlcoholDrinking games have been around for decades. The most popular being Quarters, can even be nostalgic for 40-somethings while reflecting back on their college days. These games are becoming more popular with high school students each year. -
Marriage and Role ReversalThere was a time when beta males were unheard of. "Real men" didn't stay home with children while wives earned a living and supported the family. Could it be the beginning of the end? -
What Do You Know About Your Cheap Sweatshop Knock-Off Accessories?Very seldom will I, the queen of bargains, tell anyone to shove their $20 back in their pocket and give up purchasing convincing fake, but this time I am breaking my own rules and doing so. -
Newborns Don't Have to Be Held to Bond with ParentsNew parents often make the mistake of picking up their baby each time he or she makes that "ready to cry" face. They spend the better part of their time at home listening for the first signs of a cry in the making. -
Getting Kids More Interested in Science is Easier Than You ThinkScience teachers can make take advantage of popular programs like CSI and make their own mock crime scene for the class. -
Celebrate New Year's Eve Without AlcoholHosting your New Year's Eve party at home can be just as much fun as attending a brouhaha hosted by your intoxicated friends. -
Perez Hilton Being SuedLos Angeles based celebrity photo agency X17, Inc. is suing Perez Hilton for $7.6 million dollars. -
Tara Conner Could Lose Her CrownMiss USA, Tara Conner, may lose her crown for "behaving badly" in New York City. -
Give Life This Holiday Season: Not All Donations Will Cost YouDuring the Holidays, we tend to think helping those less fortunate means opening our already weak wallets. Many organizations need your help, and some of them are free. -
Why the Anonymous Posting of Secrets Can Be TherapeuticNo matter how well-rounded people appear to be, deep down there could be something that eats at them everyday. Mailing in secrets anonymously may help heal what ails.
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Santa Forgot MeHow does a parent explain to their children that Santa must have forgotten to stop at their home? How do parents get sleep when they cry into a pillow most of the night, heartbroken that they cannot give their children a Christmas? -
Gifts for People Who Have EverythingWe all have that one friend or family member that has everything. Gifts for birthdays, the Holidays, and anniversaries seem impossible to find. -
James Kim's Body FoundCNET.com senior editor, James Kim, found dead after surviving five days in the elements of the Oregon wilderness with only jeans, shirt, winter coat, and tennis shoes - attempting to get help for his stranded family. -
Resume Building for High School SeniorsNot all successful adults have college degrees or college hours credited on their resumes. Not having a work history fresh from high school doesn't mean you can't land a great job with a reputable company. -
Cardavenue Gift Card AuctionsGift cards no longer have to remain in your favorite novels as a makeshift bookmark. You can buy, sell, or trade your unwanted gift cards for cards you do want, or cash. -
X-Men Illustrator Dies at 63 Wearing Superman PajamasX-Men illustrator, Dave Cockrum died Sunday at age 63 from complications of diabetes. -
Top Ten Gift Ideas for New HomeownersWhen friends and relatives make the transition from renter to homeowner, the Holidays are the perfect time to purchase gifts they can use to maintain and personalize their new home. -
OJ Simpson Gets CanceledO.J. Simpson will have to find a new way to make a few extra bucks and get another 15 minutes of fame. The book and television special, "If I Did It" have both been cancelled. -
Top Ten Gift Ideas for Recently Divorced WomenRecently divorced women can be emotional and unsure how to move on into their single life. Picking out a good gift can lift her spirits and give her confidence. -
Top Ten Gift Ideas for Expecting MothersGifts that are not baby themed will help an expecting mother feel special. -
Wal-Mart Plans Their Strategy to Come Out from Under Target Stores' Coat TailsWal-Mart will try to redeem themselves with more aggressive roll back advertisements this Holiday season, despite the fact that they dealt low income families an added blow to the budget by disbanding their lay away program just before Christmas. -
Make Your Own Home Scents from Your PantryScented candles and potpourri can be seasonal or just plain expensive to buy if you scent your home a lot. Ingredients for the same aromas may just be in your pantry or cupboard and take only minutes to create. -
Tide for Cold Water Versus Other DetergentsI compared Tide for cold water use against several other brands not formulated for use in cold water temperatures. The results were surprising. -
The Afterlife in This Life, Paranormal or Paranoid?Can we really attribute bumps in the night to restless spirits, or are we just paranoid that the dearly departed are hanging around? -
Flash MobbingHigh school seniors can opt to flash mob, rather than toilet papering houses to kick off the end of their high school days. -
LostCherry.com Becomes CherryTAP.comLostCherry.com renames their site after many upgrades, and more features are added. -
Hookah Smoking Moves from the Middle East into Cafes in the U.SHookah bars have become the new trend in lounges for college students and professionals alike. -
Food Network Takes the Cake with Ace of CakesIt's almost impossible not to sit staring in amazement at the cake sculpting on Food Network's Ace of Cakes. -
Cell Phone Use Has a Time and PlaceSome cell phone users are oblivious to the people around them, what types of conversations should be private, and how loudly they speak. -
Preparing for Cold and Flu SeasonCold and flu season seems to rush upon us when we least expect it. Keep yourself well by thinking ahead. -
Nokia Concept Cellular PhonesNokia has taken cell phone design to new heights with their new prototypes that are as beautiful as they are functional. -
Waterfall Fireplaces for Homes and ApartmentsFireplaces are not restricted to only parts of the country that have cold winters. Whether you live in a rented apartment or own your home, a waterfall fireplace might be right for your decor. -
Coloring and Highlighting Your HairDon't be afraid to have fun and play up your features with hair coloring and highlights. -
Vonage Broadband Voice Phone SystemVonage advertisements are ridiculous, yet they grab our attention. How good is Vonage really? I didn't have to get hit in the head with an orange box to find out. -
Breast Cancer Awareness Month - Early Detection is Key For SurvivalBreast cancer isn't just an illness limited to a specific age group or race. -
Preschool Projects at HomeSmall children not able to attend school often feel left out when the older kids rush off to school. At home activities can make your child fit in and learn basics before he or she is off to school themselves. -
Holiday Gift Giving for Large FamiliesBuying gifts for everyone in a large family can become expensive quickly. Relieve that stress and avoid spending more than you can afford with a few easy tips. -
Online Social Networking EtiquetteManners are not limited to real life or the dining table. Using etiquette online is very much appreciated by your fellow social networkers. -
Cheerleading Isn't Restricted to the Side LinesSome say cheerleading is a sport, others say it's not yet continue to watch bowling and golf on weekends. Cheerleading finally gets its just desserts by holding its own as a stand alone sport. -
LostCherry.com: It's Not What You Think... ReallyLostCherry sets social networking to an all new high with live chat, 24 hour technical support and no lag. That's right - NO lag. -
Cultured Marble Home ImprovementsCultured marble can change any bathroom from boring to elegant, and is a fraction of the cost of real marble. -
Nintendo Gamecube Games for Children Under FiveThe ratings don't help much when very small children want to play Gamecube along with their older siblings. I have composed a list of Gamecube games so easy, even a toddler can play them. -
Melinda Duckett's MySpace Journal EntriesWESH 2 I-Team scans Melinda Duckett's MySpace blog for clues, and turns up only rantings of a young single mother on the edge of breaking. Trenton Duckett's whereabouts remain a mystery. -
Cyber Sex Sting Nets Seven Arrests in ArkansasBig brother is out there and watching. In this case big brother is a pair of police officers cracking down on internet child predators. -
Tattoo and Body Modification Risks to ConsiderAside from the obvious "a tattoo is permanent" there are other things to consider before taking the plunge and getting a tattoo. -
Titanium Wrist ImplantsSome people can break a bone and manage to not do enough damage to warrant anything more than a cast or maybe a surgical pin. My broken wrist required a four hour surgery and titanium wrist implants to rebuild it.
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Rubber Jar Openers Make Jar Opening Easy for EveryoneMy mother has a knack for finding kitchen devices that make tasks harder for some of us easy. The one she could always count on, without fail, was the rubber jar opener. -
Guide to Annual Halloween ActivitiesHalloween is a holiday for the young and old. Whether you trick-or-treat, or pick another activity, Halloween celebrations in Arkansas are worth getting a glimpse of if you're in our neck of the woods. -
Prom Preperations in AdvanceShopping for Prom, getting hair appointments made, and making sure your date will match your dress will put stress on anyone. Learning how to get it all done in advance will relieve some of that anxiety. -
Models Shunned in the Name of Self EsteemCould models like Kate Moss soon be tossed aside for curvy, fuller figures? A fashion show in Madrid, Spain turns away 30 percent of runway hopefulls for being "too thin." -
Online Social Networking: The Next Generation of 'Stranger Danger'Online social networking services are getting complaints that underage users are posting personal information on their sites, but the sad reality is that a lot of the time those complaints go unheard. -
The Emperor of Japan Now Has His First Grandson: Princess Kiko's SonPrincess Kiko, wife of Crown Prince Akishino, gives birth to the first male heir in 41 years. -
Protecting Yourself when Debt Collectors CallKnowing your rights, and fielding your options when your account is turned over to a collection agency can help you in the long run.
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Two Edvard Munch Paintings Recovered: Two Years After Being Stolen, Munch Masterpieces Are FoundPolice remain tight-lipped on how the paintings were recovered. The important thing is that they are safe and sound. -
Radio Shack Terminates Approximately 400 Employees - Via E-MailIf you have recently submitted your resume to Radio Shack in hopes of landing a job - keep looking. Radio Shack announced August 10th that they would be cutting 400-450 jobs to "improve its long-term competitive position." -
Picking Out Engagement and Wedding RingsGetting up the nerve to ask your sweetie to marry is enough, but how do you know she will even like the ring? I have a few tips to ease that pain of finding a ring she will love. -
Living Well on Less MoneyFor some, the word "budget" means going without. For a lot of people, it's the only way they can get by. Planning and spending wisely can keep you out of the red. -
Overweight Women in AdvertisingWhen Dove took their merciless blasting by media and the public for their larger than life billboards featuring oversized models, other companies soon followed suit.
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Wedding Dresses for Full FiguresNot all brides can be a slim and trim size 6. Who says you can't be as glamorous and beautiful in a larger size?
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Keeping Our Children Safe: How Secure Are Our Schools Really?We all like to think our children are in capable and secure hands while they are in school. If you've ever wondered, test it out. The results may surprise you. -
Fashions Circa 1980s Flooding Retail Chains in 2006The 1980s marked the best fashion decade of my life. The added bonus was watching my mother cringe when I demolished clothing for fashion purposes. -
Party Refreshments for Guests of All AgesSummer is hot, but your guests don't have to be. I'll tell you how to make easy, quick, and elegant party treats everyone will love. -
Nightlife in Little Rock, ArkansasIf you're ever in Little Rock, Arkansas, don't spend your visit in a hotel room - come out and enjoy all the food, drink, and fun.
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Spying on the Kids: Good Parenting or Paranoia?Kids aren't always honest, no matter how well they're raised. You don't have to aid their rooms, and tap the phone line to find out what really goes on when you aren't around.
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Suave Vibrant Blonde Versus John FriedaA side-byside comaprisson of two hair care poducts. Is the old saying "you get what you pay for" accurate? -
Makeup and Summer Don't Mix - Cool Cosmetic Tips for Hot WeatherMakeup melt isn't flattering or a look you're going to get rave reviews on. Keeping your makeup looking fresh, even though it's sweltering outside. -
Coping with Blending FamiliesSecond marriages come with their issues, but adding children into the mix can lead to chaos. Find out how to cope with the stress of blending families, and how to enjoy the fun of it all.