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The founding of this first-of-its-kind nation for dogs will be documented in a short dogumentary called “Mighty Dog Nation: The Movie.” Dog owners are invited to enter a national video contest for the chance for their dogs to win a starring role in the dogumentary, which will be 3-5 minutes in length and will debut on www.mightydog.com in January 2010.

In addition to being chosen for feature roles in Mighty Dog(R) Nation: The Movie, three grand prize winners will appear in a 30-second film trailer that will air in a commercial break during the National Dog Show on NBC on Thanksgiving Day.

“As the brand that helps dogs be their mightiest, Mighty Dog(R) dog food is excited to see the many ways in which the citizens of our nation show their mightiness everyday,” said Nicole Balderas, brand manager for Purina Mighty Dog. “Are they fearless front porch defenders or the masters of their domain who oversee all household activities? Regardless of the ways in which these spirited dogs show their mightiness, it’s time for them to be recognized.”

Owners of mighty dogs can go to www.mightydog.com to learn how to become a citizen of the Nation and get a copy of the Official Contest Rules on how to enter the Mighty Dog Nation: The Movie Video Contest.

About Nestle Purina PetCare

Nestle Purina PetCare promotes responsible pet care, community involvement and the positive bond between people and their pets. A premiere global manufacturer of pet products, Nestle Purina PetCare is part of Swiss-based Nestle S.A., the world’s largest food company.

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From their website: We are giving away free sunglasses cases. If you wish to get one, submit your informataion below. The sunglasses case will be sent Worldwide. Only one item will be sent per address. Will be given away only 9000 cases!

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The web site you have entered is operated by or on behalf of The Quaker Oats Company (”Quaker”). Quaker is committed to protecting your personal privacy. This Privacy Policy outlines the types of information that are collected by Quaker on its web sites, and how we use and protect it. This Policy also explains the choices that you can make about the way your information is collected and used. This Policy applies only to Quaker web sites, and it does not apply to banners, sweepstakes and other advertisements or promotions that we may sponsor or participate in on web sites owned by third parties.

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Berry is the kind of woman you’d be jealous of, except she seems like a smart, down-to-earth lady who you could be friends with. She’s one of the most in-demand actresses in Hollywood, she seems thrilled to be a mom to baby Nahla, and she’s in love. It’s safe to say that for her, life smells pretty sweet right now . . . which is just the kind of corny pun I’ll use to tell you about Halle’s new fragrance endeavor.

Launching next week, Halle by Halle Berry ($17–$35 for EDP) is a woody, oriental scent. The top notes are Sicilian bergamot, fig leaves, and pear blossom layered over heart notes of freesia petals, hibiscus flower, and ultra mimosa. A dry-down of sandalwood, driftwood, cashmere musk, olibanum sbsolute, and sensual amber add a more sensual tone. Along with eaux de parfum sizes, the scent will be available as a body lotion. If it succeeds in making me feel half as beautiful as Halle is, I’ll consider it a huge success.

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What would you pay for a state-of-the-art, instantaneous, electronic multimedia, peer-to-peer communication service? Does FREE sound good? Good, because that’s your cost for Mailfinity. But how is that possible? There are two reasons Mailfinity can afford to do give you email for free:

a. We sell advertising (ad banners placement) on the site where you’ll come to pick up your email. (We know, but hey - when was the last time you visited a commercial Web site that didn’t display ad banners?)

b. We sell private-label email services to other businesses, like ISPs, corporations, schools, Web sites, etc. that want to offer Web-based email to their members or customers.

So the bottom line is really good for Mailfinity members: Zero. Nada. Nothing. Free. And just look what you get! Your free Mailfinity email account is jam-packed and fun-filled with tons of cool features. (Go ahead; take a look around the site. We think you’ll like what you see.)

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Do you dream about the awesome freedom of infinite space? Have you wished for more storage than you can use in ten lifetimes? Would you like to never think again about exceeding an email quota? Well, Mailfinity has made your dreams and wishes come true.

We are proud to be the first email service in the world to offer all our users unlimited storage capacity. This means you can now store thousands or even millions of photos, music files, huge attachments, etc. - no problem. It means you’re a part of email history because you own the world’s largest free mailbox. And it means Mailfinity is committed to giving you more of everything than any other email provider around.

Ohio Wine

Get Your Copy of the Ohio Wine Guide

The Ohio Grape Industries Committee has responded to consumers who want to know more about Ohio’s new generation of wines. The Committee released the Ohio Wine Guide, a booklet that provides more than directions to Ohio’s many wineries. This helpful piece provides information on the varieties and styles of wines made by Ohio’s talented winemakers.

“The more people know about Ohio wines, the more likely they are to try them. And once they try them, they like them,” explains Nick Ferrante winemaker for the Ferrante Winery and Ristorante in Geneva, Ohio.

The Ohio Wine Guide is available by calling 866-OHGRAPES, or completing the form on their website. Ohio wineries also have copies and the book will also be distributed through the Ohio Department of Transportation’s Information Centers and local convention and visitors bureaus.

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Sustain Yourself

Twenty-five years ago, Earthbound Farm began in a small way with just one personal choice: to farm organically. Our founders, Drew and Myra Goodman, just didn’t want to put harmful chemicals on the food they were growing literally in their backyard. They understood that the air, water, land, and food that sustains us would all be healthier if they farmed using sustainable organic methods.

Sometimes it can seem as though we, as individuals, don’t have enough power to make a dent in the problems facing our planet today. The good news is that each of us can help protect the environment through the personal choices we make every day. Do something big or something small, but do something.

Power in Our Pocketbooks
Each of us carries incredible power in our pocketbooks. When we choose sustainable products, we help create demand for still more environmentally friendly products, which in turn drives changes in the companies that make them. Together, we can create a new economy that will help us all live more lightly on the planet.

Research shows that our personal environmental impact is largely a result of food, home energy, and transportation. Food represents a unique opportunity for us to reduce our impact, because food choices are relatively easy to make (or change), and they make such a big difference. According to Environmental Defense, if everyone in the US had one meat-free day a week, for example, the carbon dioxide savings would be the same as taking 8 million cars off American roads.

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