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CRAFTY DIY

Dec 03 2021

CRAFTY DIY


		12 Easy Paint Projects You’ll be amazed at what a little paint can do. Transform old tables, soup cans, lamps, rocks, and more into colorful home accents.		Fix a Chewed Chair See how an ugly free chair (with a dog-chewed leg) goes back to being beautiful thanks to sandpaper, wood filler, and paint.

INSTAGRAM FOCUS

Nov 29 2021

INSTAGRAM FOCUS


		Magical Shooting Stars In Greater Manchester, England, a local photographer captured this video of a cute little shop with shooting stars above it.		A Cheer-ful Proposal During a Marshall University football game, a cheerleader lifts his girlfriend high in the air, then drops down on one knee.		>

COOKING DEMO

Nov 26 2021

COOKING DEMO


		4 Slow Cooker Meals At the end of a long day, enjoy delicious Chicken and Dumplings, Lasagna Soup, Beef Ragu Pappardelle, or Pot Roast.		Apple Upside Down Cake No oven is needed for this old-fashioned dessert! You make it on the stovetop, then flip it upside down onto a serving platter.

CUSTOMER ALERT

Nov 22 2021

CUSTOMER ALERT


		Scammers have taken advantage of the pandemic since it began. One of the latest examples is this government impersonator scam, in which ads on social media offer to “help” you sign up for a government program that will give you a “free” device and internet service in exchange for money or personal information. While there is a real government program to help people connect during the pandemic — the Emergency Broadband Benefit Program — there’s no payment required to enroll. Government impersonators can look and sound like the real deal. They often use government names (in this case, the FCC) and government seals to get you to open your pockets or share your personal information. Here are some ways to thwart scammers’ attempts to impersonate the FCC’s Emergency Broadband Benefit Program: Only apply through the FCC and its listed providers. The only real way to sign up for the Emergency Broadband Benefits Program is at GetEmergencyBroadband.org. If another company says it can sign you up for this program, check first to see if they’re an approved provider. Never pay to sign up to get benefits. The Emergency Broadband Benefit Program is free to sign up for those who qualify. Don’t give your financial or other personal information to someone who calls, texts, or emails and says they’re with the FCC. If you think a call or message could be real, stop. Call the Emergency Broadband Support Center at 1-833-511-0311 to check. As always, stay informed and stay aware to avoid becoming a scammer’s next victim.

SITES OF THE MONTH

Nov 19 2021

SITES OF THE MONTH


		Frugal Can Be Fun You can live large on a small budget. Learn strategies for saving money, life hacks, frugal living tips, and much more. Learn more…		Explore Our World View the latest content in History & Culture, Science, Animals, and Travel. Watch intriguing Nat Geo TV shows. Learn more…		90 Holiday Decorations Now’s the time to plan your holiday décor. Get inspired by Good Housekeeping’s fun and festive gallery of ideas. Learn more…