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voted 3 times today. Had some trouble at first, it said that I had entered the security code wrong. But I did enter it correct. Went to voting faq's and it said to refresh page if that happens. Refreshed the page and it worked great. Just wanted to note, in case anyone had same problem:)

I got two dogs from local humane society, both had whooping cough(treated by antibotics, there is also a vaccine) Going to the humane society and paying the $45 adoption fee, your pet is already spayed or neutered, and current on vaccines. But do not give the whooping vaccine. So its very likely your pet will have whooping cough, resulting in taking to vet to get medicine to treat it. So for me its not cheaper. I look at newspaper for the free pet I want. Go to the local farm and supply store like mfa. Get the vacines it will need, wormer(very important), supplies it will need, and keep in my barn for at least a week before letting it come inside the house to stay. hope this helps

got that email too Gymboree online sale starts thanksgiving day at 12:01 am ET Every single item will be on sale earn your $25 gymbucks on future purchases of $50 or more. Here is a link to all the promo details http://www.gymboree.com/our_company/help_template.jsp?FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=2534374302954181&bmUID=1227623454264#Additional20Sale

Now these are a great idea. I have buying those disposable ones, and they aren't worth much. But too expensive for me right now, going to look for promo codes. I have bought from sportmensguide.com A+, and they are usually the cheapest online too.

Thank Dantegirl for the rebate, posted on the cvs thread :) The rebate form says...Limit (1) rebate per specified dvd/blue ray title and (4) per household. So you should be able to buy each title and get $5 back for each movie you buy.

If your having trouble downloading minutemaid rebate link. You can go to minutemaid.com, and start from there or go to the printable form link below. I have aol dial up, and it does take forever to download. http://www.minutemaid.com/promotions/DisneyDVD.pdf The $5 mail in rebate is for the movies Wall-E, Sleeping beauty, chronicles of Narnia-prince caspian, and Tinkerbell.

did you try the above link? I went to it...click add to cart, then you will see $14.99

Got this code in the flyer that I just received. Dont know if this a one time only code. 093259 exp dec.25 $10 off $50 purchase I stopped buying directly from BAB a while ago. I can find them cheaper on ebay.

Dont forget about the minute maid $5 rebate too. http://minutemaid.com/promotionsMain.jsp

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?id=pcmcat166600050045&type=category Wall E $14.99 Free Puzzle Cube with WALL-E movie or video game

Thanks guys for info....One more question. The aussie shampoo and conditioner has a limit of 2. Do they have to be purchased on different transactions to get 2 $2.99 FAR or ECB's?

Rockfordmom explain the cvs rebate please. Is it like walgreens? or can you post a link to the info? I rarely go to cvs but am planning on going on thanksgiving. Thank you.

These would be a great for just about anyone. I thought. bath and body works home fragrance oils $4 (regular price $7.50) http://www.bathandbodyworks.com/family/index.jsp?categoryId=3372134&cp=2484777

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This code doesnt start till thursday....... Does anyone have any more codes that will work today? I found 4 dresses for my little girl. Please

isnt that the dumbest thing ya ever heard. Put something in the sale paper, and it wasn't even on sale. lol:yup: I bought the chapstick last week 2/.99 and this week it's on "sale" for $1,29 each.

http://www.walgreens.com/dmi/webkinz/default.html?%20erule=redirect_webkinz&term=Webkinz+ on sale until nov.8 walgreens for $6.99

Its that time of year again.... I have about 30 people from teachers, secret pals, friends, neighbors I want to give gifts to, but not a lot of money to purchase. If anyone has any gift deals under $10. Please post the link.

ty great find

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http://www.crazy8.com/shop/dept_category.jsp?FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=2534374306239694&bmUID=1225283589368

If anyone has a free one year new AARP membership form from a $10 purchase of Walgreens brand products. If your not using it, I will send you a self addressed stamped envolpe for it.

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Great find. Their shipping is outragous.

http://www.walletpop.com/blog/2008/10/03/the-tallies-are-starting-to-roll-in-on-our-black-friday-2008-sco/ Walmart Status: Tough economic times are boom times for the discounter. What's likely to be on sale: Everything. The retailer will be cutting prices early and often this season -- like announcing a $10 toy deal at the start of October -- to try to get the scoop on everyone and keep its #1 position. Expect laptops in the $299 range, popular video games for $10 and toys for practically nothing. Prediction: Walmart will win in holiday sales, but extra-deep discounting will hurt the bottom line.It will also open Christmas shops within its stores over the next 10 days, which will offer deals such as an ornament value pack for $5. Best Buy Status: Even when the economy is doing poor, consumers still want their gadgets What's likely to be on sale: HDTVs, laptops, picture frames and GPS. Expect to see extra long lines at Best Buy this year as many first-time Black Friday shoppers looking for new TVs in response to the digital switchover. Dan de Grandpre from Dealnews.com predicts that shoppers will find very aggressive pricing on laptops and Blu-Ray players as well as Insignia and Westinghouse HDTVs. Prediction: Lines stretched around the block will bring in record sales for the electronics giant Toys R Us Status: Facing a poor outlook in toy sales this fall What's likely to be on sale: Young kid's toys and video games will dominate the ads this fall. Also look for Toys R Us to be pushing lead-free and U.S.-made toys. There will definitely be rock bottom prices to aim for consumer's shrinking disposable income. Prediction: Many BOGO and B2G1 sales will bring in shoppers with young children at home who still expect Santa to shower them with presents Circuit City Status: Under new leadership, Circuit City will be counting on Black Friday to bring in a profitable quarter. What's likely to be on sale: Home theater, games and cameras. Like Best Buy, Circuit City will be looking to lure in customers who are upgrading to their first HDTV. Don't be surprised if Circuit City also offers crazy deals for a quality 7.1 surround sound home theater in a box system below $200! Dan de Grandpre from Dealnews.com expects similar laptops deals as well as "wicked" HD TV deals from Circuit City. Prediction: Circuit City may do well this year by being a one-stop Black Friday shop Staples Status: Weak in the last quarter as consumers restrict spending What's likely to be on sale: Routers, memory of all kinds and software. Dan de Grandpre from Dealnews.com expects to see low prices on both digital picture frames and portable DVD due to the chain's numerous rebates. Prediction: If the back-to-school drive is any indication, outrageous doorbusters will drive traffic and sales, but low prices may not help the financial outlook Office Depot Status: A new credit deal may give the chain deep pockets to offer great deals What's likely to be on sale: Consumer technology. Office Depot will come out swinging this year with a $300 laptop and low priced cameras. The Black Friday ad will also likely feature Bluetooth deals and super-cheap media. Dan de Grandpre from Dealnews.com recommends that shoppers check online for Office Depot's deals before heading out to the lines since Office Depot will likely offer free shipping with no minimums. Prediction: It will look to online sales and free shipping to wow shoppers this year JC Penney Status: Sales were plunging even before a weak back-to-school season What's likely to be on sale: As in the recent past, JC Penney will be cutting prices on clothing for the entire family, but will be gunning especially for the teen audience -- at least as shopped for by moms and dads buying presents (while the teens themselves seem only to be heading to Aeropostale). Prediction: Doorbusters, like the 88-cent items offered this fall, may do better than any new "fashion" lines that the store adds. Kohl's Status: Kohl's is down but not as down as some (like Penney's, which was down 38%) What's likely to be on sale: Kohl's will be heavily discounting apparel but should also be counted on to provide a large selection of boxed gift items for family and friends. Many of Kohl's best deals will go quick so be sure to get there for the doorbusters. Also expect a celebrity-friendly marketing campaign that will try to lure in youngsters. Prediction: Kohl's will be cutting prices on loss-leaders to fill up the store with excited customers in order to boost overall sales. Sears Status: Struggling the most (down 62% last quarter) and trying to stay out of bankruptcy. What's likely to be on sale: Sears will offer alluring prices on clothing and their Craftsman line of tools to bring in shoppers early in the day. Expect in store sales to be complimented with several online only deals! And keep a watch out for competitive prices on big-ticket items and home electronics, which may end up besting Best Buy and Circuit City. Prediction: With price guarantees and 0% financing Sears will be a busy store on Black Friday. Old Navy Status: Struggling even as consumers head for low-cost brands, down 9% at last check What's likely to be on sale: Old Navy typically offers up fewer items than most Black Friday retailers but that the deals will still be plentiful on cold weather clothing. Online discounts may be the best bet, as the parent company just merged all of its brands onto one shopping site. Prediction: Old Navy will draw crowds but it's not likely the deals will inspire long lines. Amazon Status: Riding high on digital sales and low prices Amazon is set up to offer great prices this Fall What's likely to be on sale: Dan de Grandpre from Dealnews.com predicts that consumers will see amazing prices on home and garden items as well as tools and hardware. Due to moves Amazon took last year he wouldn't be surprised to see them beat other retailers prices in the days and weeks leading up to Black Friday. Prediction: Amazon will use free or cheap shipping and discounts across the board to come out on top of online retailers this Black Friday. Home Depot Status: Trying to rebound after summer store closings. What's likely to be on sale: Christmas decorations and tools. Home Depot will try to lure in economically-stressed homeowners who want to fix up their places on a budget, but may have a hard time doing that because home equity loans are tight and consumers don't have a lot of budget even for DIY projects. Prediction: Home Depot will do best with small-ticket items and household staples, but will not lift its outlook significantly. Ace hardware Status: Trying to compete with Lowe's and Home Depot for recession DIYers What's likely to be on sale: Tools, tools, tools. Some of Ace's deals have already been leaked and show that accessories are also key this year -- like toolboxes. Expect to see doorbuster deals on power tools and many other practical items for around the house. Prediction: Ace will be facing stiff competition this year as the big box chains worry about the bottom line, so expect better-than-usual deals Target Status: Doing well, but still falling behind Walmart What's likely to be on sale: Target will continue to draw in customers with low prices on apparel, DVDs (including TV box sets) as well as toys and videogames. The chain will have a few deals on electronics, but the bulk of their low-priced items will be on low-cost items for holiday shopping. Prediction: Look for Target to go low as it senses wallets tightening even more in its core demographic