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MUST-SEE VIDEOS

Aug 17 2021

MUST-SEE VIDEOS


		Puppy Plays with Butterfly Ready for cuteness overload? This 4-month-old puppy in Brazil makes friends with a butterfly and playtime begins.		Amazing Cliff Diving Dive into this video and watch the best of the 2021 Red Bull Cliff Diving event in gorgeous Saint-Raphaël, France.

DIY IDEAS

Aug 10 2021

DIY IDEAS


		7 DIY Headboard Ideas You’ll be surprised how easy it can be to make your own headboard. One of these ideas uses only colored tape!		Make a Custom Outdoor Rug Take an inexpensive solid rug and add a customized design using paint and stencils. Your patio will be transformed.

INSTAGRAM FOCUS

Aug 07 2021

INSTAGRAM FOCUS


		“If It Fits, I Sits” What’s the banana doing here? This tabby wants a clean empty bowl to curl up in and will do whatever it takes. You may need an Instagram account to view these posts. Go to Instagram.com to sign up or sign in to your account.		Have Fun and Get Moving As this video demonstrates, there are all kinds of ways to work your muscles and enjoy time with friends, regardless of age.

COOKING DEMO

Aug 05 2021

COOKING DEMO


		13 Unique Hot Dog Recipes July is Hot Dog Month, and you’ll find creative and delicious ways to serve them in this “hot diggity dog” recipe video.		Ice Cream Pie 5 Ways We dare you not to head straight to the store for ingredients after you watch these ice cream pie variations being made.

CUSTOMER ALERT

Jul 29 2021

CUSTOMER ALERT


		The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) reports that scams starting on social media have proliferated during the pandemic. Scammers are hiding out on social media and using ads and offers to attract their next unsuspecting victims. Some pose as legitimate online sellers but never deliver the items for which they’ve been paid. Others deal in romance scams or phony offers of financial help such as grants or other pandemic-related relief. These types of scams are after money, personal information, or both. How does it work? Scammers can hide behind phony profiles on social media. They can take over an account or join a virtual community you trust to encourage you to trust them. But you can make it harder for scammers to target you with these strategies: Review your social media privacy settings and limit what you share publicly. Before you buy based on an ad or post, check out the company. Type its name in a search engine with words like “scam” or “complaint.” If someone appears on your social media and rushes you to start a friendship or romance, slow down. Do some reading about romance scams. If you get a message from a friend about a grant or financial relief, call them. Did they really send that message? If not, their account may have been hacked. Check it out before you act. If you spot a scam, report it to the social media site and to the FTC at https://reportfraud.ftc.gov/#/.