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My back teeth are sensitive. They all have deep fillings, and the only way to deal with them is to get them all crowned. Let’s see – 8 teeth times $700 equals $5600. YIKES – my crappy dental insurance provider will require me to spend the equivalent of seven mortgage payments just to take care of the problem! I’ve therefore intermittently needed to use special toothpastes for sensitive teeth. I was therefore quite happy when I learned of a new brand of sensitive toothpaste called Biotene.

Now when my teeth do get to that stage where they are sensitive, I get an instant shock from a cold cola or a cup of hot tea. Thank God I donÂ’t have to deal with cold winter air, or I would be driven insane. But those daily experiences mentioned above are quite enough, thank you very much.

Biotene’s sensitive formula contains potassium nitrate as the active ingredient to combat hypersensitivity. The result? An almost immediate reduction in the “shock and yow!” sensation when my teeth are subjected to a temperature change. It tastes great, too, and leaves a great aftertaste as well.

Biotene is not a miracle product, and canÂ’t replace regular dental care. It is, however, a great sensitive toothpaste, since it solves the problem and doesnÂ’t merely provide a temporary fix for the sensitivity.

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There are a lot of gifts out there for friends and loved ones. Over at CollectiblesToday.com, I found a number of potential Personalized Christmas Gifts for people in my life. Perhaps the most beautiful one is an Ashton-Drake Galleries figurine of an infant cradled in a hand, called God's Greatest Gift. It is beautiful, and is also able to be personalized with the name of a child. This would be great for some dear friends of ours who just had their first pregnancy this year after a very difficult pregnancy. Imagine the joy of finding this keepsake from their baby's first Christmas.

CollectiblesToday.com has many wonderful collectible gifts available form the finest manufacturers. They are committed to customer satisfaction and delivering quality products. drop by and see their many wonderful gifts today.

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These days, people have many options available to make themselves fit the cultural standards of being physically fit and more beautiful. We all know about the easy availability of plastic surgery for the purpose of losing weight or adding beauty. Indeed, plastic surgery has become a regular occurrence, with large numbers of people opting for plastic surgery for getting rid of their physical flaws (at least as they see them to be). And while once plastic surgery was limited only to the wealthiest strata of society, the decreasing cost of plastic surgery has made it much more accessible to a much broader range of income levels in our society.

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If you are looking for the right
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You guys all know that I love my dog -- you can get me talking about here quite easily. Indeed, she is even curled up at my feet while I'm typing , softly snoring. She is our baby, and she knows it.

Do you want a place to talk about dogs? Someplace where you can get information about care and feeding of your pet, of training animals for show, and even about breeding? Well, you can find such Dog Forums at BreederRetriever.com/Forums/, where they have discussion threads on all manner of Puppy Problems and Doggie Dos and Don'ts. And if you look around the site further, you can also find reputable breeders from whom you can get your pure-bred pup -- a great companion for life.

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I've got to be honest -- hotel living really sucks. That can be especially true when you are on vacation. After all, here you are ready to relax and you end up with a lousy bed and no amenities, often at an inflated price that really does not reflect the value you are receiving.

Why not rent a house or a condo instead? You know, a place that has all the comforts of home ready for you. Someplace you can settle in to for the duration to get a good rest.

Over at HomeAway.com, they have great Vacation Rentals available for you for not much more than you would pay for a hotel. For example, I just saw one unit located a zip code away. I know what the local hotels charge for a night -- and this place is only $20 more a night than the hotel three blocks away! Seems to me there are some great deals out there, if you take the time to look.

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When you buy a new home it is of the quite important that you receive a clear title to the property. There could be claims from the family or heirs of a previous owner, or there could be a lien on it by a contractor or creditor. Heck, the IRS might even have some claim based upon unpaid taxes. You could purchase the property and suddenly discover that someone else has some ownership or security interest in it that may make it impossible for you to sell or develop the property you bought.

That is where title insurance comes into the picture. The title company has already given you the assurance that there are no blots on title to the property you are purchasing – at least none that can be discovered from the public records. The title insurance will then cover undiscovered claims growing out of the unrecorded or overlooked claims that could threaten your ownership of the real estate.

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ItÂ’s a win-win. You only pay premium, when you purchase your home; title companies routinely offer it at closing, so you are covered from day 1.

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When I was younger, I got to take in a game at Legends Field, home of the Tampa Yankees. It was neat to see, since I love minor league baseball, but I have always wanted to go back and catch a bit of spring training ball there on some future vactaion. After all, Legends Field is the spring home of the New York Yankees. Who wouldn't want to get a couple of New York Yankees Spring Training tickets down the third base line and snag some foul balls? Sounds like a great way to spend a few afternoons with the one you love.

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I just encountered a website called "The Harry Situation". It is all about the development of a sit-com that went horribly awry, creating loads of problems for the fellow who created it. It deals with network problems, sponsor problems, and other assorted problems that took what was to be a high-brow comedy into low-brow territory, destroying what could have been a great show.

Unless, of course, it is all a satire -- and if it is, it is good enough to leave me guessing.

Drop by, take a look, and enjoy!

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I remember my father bringing my mother a beautiful double strand of pearls forty years ago after one of his many West Pac cruises. They were (and still are) beautiful. I'd love to be able to gt my wife something like them, but have been put off by the cost. But I recently came across the website at PurePearls.com, where they have beautiful pearl jewelry at excellent prices. With their exclusive contracts with a number of pearl farms, they are able to save you an incredible amount of money on beautiful pearl jewelry, whether you want South Sea pearls, Tahitian pearls, or freshwater pearls. The available selection is incredible -- and many of the pieces are quite reasonable. This Christmas, show your love with pearls.

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Are you thinking of starting your own small business in the near future? Maybe you’ve got a plan in mind, but not the cash in hand despite seeing the opportunity. Well, if you think the time is right, then maybe you should consider getting your Small Business Loan at EZUnsecured.com. They are the folks with the motto that says “No time + No Collateral = NO PROBLEM!”

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One of the things I never thought about before I bought a house was teh question of having a clear title to the property. Seriously, I assumed that the sales process was a simple one, and that the transfer of ownership from person to person was really quite a simple process. Dare I say that I've since come to understand that this is not the case -- though fortunately, not from any problem with my home. And I now understand why you need to have title insurance when you buy.

Recently, a family member found herself facing a real problem with the property upon which she had built her home. She and her husband had made the purchase years ago, and had built a nice house for the family. But when probate was done on the will of a neighboring farmer, there arose a question about where the property line was -- and that property line ran right through the house. That is where the title companies got involved, and worked out the issue so that the home remained in their possession without any additional expense to them. Not bad for a policy on which you pay only a single premium at the time you purchase the house.

So as you close on the sale of your new property, check out various title insurance companies to make sure that you are getting a policy from one that is reputable.

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Sometimes you have to travel. It may be something short-term, or it may involve longer stays away from home. And the thing is, the longer you are away from home, the less appealing even the nicest of hotel rooms gets to be a bit drab, dreary, and depressing. ThatÂ’s why there is a growing market in luxury apartments, condos, and houses available for short term rentals in many parts of the world, just right for the upscale business travelers who need temporary quarters when they are in a different city for a few days or a few weeks.

One of the places where this market has really taken off has been in Dubai. These temporary residences include beautiful hotel apartments in Dubai that are centrally located in this modern, cosmopolitan country located on the Gulf. The selection out there is truly astonishing, especially given the recent increase in residential construction in Dubai which is intended to cater to Westerners who are in Dubai as part of its thriving business community. There are also beautiful villas in Dubai for those who are looking for a larger, more luxurious place to live. Regardless of where you choose to stay, these accommodations have modern, luxurious amenities for you to enjoy during your stay. The communities in which these residences are located meet the most exacting wishes for visitors, often complete with round-the-clock security coverage.

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All right, folks, here's a neat site for all you chemistry students out there. ChemiCool.com has the periodic table for you, accessible online at the click of you mouse. not only that, but they also have a host of other online resources. There is a chemistry dictionary, calculators for important chemical formulas, and even some important chemistry graphs that can help you with your homework. And for those of you who are into chemistry in a serious sort of way, they even have a forum section where you can discuss chemistry, from the most basic issues to the most advanced. Really, what a site! I wish there was a site like this for my history students.

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In recent years, some folks have turned to foreign pharmacies to supply their medication needs. It certainly can lower costs of medications, that's for sure -- something especially important if you are on a fixed income. You can order from here and receive confidential shipments of your needed medications. At DrugDelivery.ca, they will have a physician review your order and approve medications that are appropriate. You can then place your order and save 40-90% on medications over American prices for the same drugs. Not only that, but folks receiving medications for ED or incontinence can preserve their anonymity, thus avoiding having neighbors know about their embarrassing condition.

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Are you looking for LCD projector rentals for weddings, for meetings, or for presentations? Well, you can rent one anywhere in the country with Projector123.com. They'll ship that projector to you the by FedEx and have it to you the next day if you get the order in by 3PM Pacific time the day before. So if you need that projector, get in touch with them -- nothing could be easier.

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My Hurricane Rita experience still haunts me over two years after the fact. It wasn’t the stress of being driven from my home by a storm that we fully expected to destroy all our possessions that we could not take with us due to the expected 25 foot storm surge barreling though my home (which is located barely 5 feet above sea level and only four blocks from the bay). It was not being rear-ended in my new car after having traveled only 60 miles in 20 hours and having to make a hospital visit with my wife. No, what haunts me today is how unprepared we really were – and how we really aren’t much better prepared today in the event another storm comes.

That’s why there are two items I really want to see under our tree on Christmas – a pair that complement each other quite well. I want an Emergency Response Kit for my wife, and an Emergency Preparedness Kit for me. Let's be honest -- if we had found it necessary to sustain ourselves away from shelter -- in our car, no less -- during the storm because of a mechanical failure or running out of gas (thank God for Sam's Club in the Woodlands!), we would have had little in the way of food to eat and less water than would have been advisable -- after all, we had expected to be on the road under 12 hours as we escaped to Oklahoma. That’s why I want Santa to shop for me at PlanetMace.com, your one-stop website for personal, home, auto and child safety gear. They have both of the items I want, and many more besides.

Of course, there are some stocking stuffers we could use, too. They’ve got door and window braces that can help make Paula feel more safe at home when I’m at school. There is also alarm gear, in case someone ever does want to get into the house. You can even buy lock pick set for a loved one if they need one – though I can’t see why I would need one.

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Does it surprise you to know that, as conservative as I am, I have a taste for some rather funky, unusual types of art and slightly off-beat objects for around my workspace? Maybe that's why I have a couple of gargoyles guarding my computer at school, or why my home office has a giant piece of modern art hanging where it is the first thing you see upon entering.

Well, I just found one more item I'd like to add to my collection of interesting stuff -- this topographic representation of the Earth brought to life through the magic of plasma!

Now this look at it. There is our planet, with a cool blue glow suffusing the whole. And yet, when you touch the surface, caressing the surface of Mother Earth, green bolts of plasma are formed, creating a light show within the globe that provides new perspectives on the planet and its surface. How exciting -- not only would this be great as a decoration at home, but also as an interesting classroom item.

Now where does one get such an item? Would you believe at a site called CoolStuffExpress.com? They have, as the name suggests, lots of cool stuff for home and office – including this and lot’s more Plasma Art. And they should – they have been supplying such products to museum stores for years, and so they know what quality is and what the buying public likes. Drop by and see for yourself!

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Now here's a Christmas contest for you at Overstock.com -- the All I want for Christmas Giveaway. When you visit their site, you have the chance to sign up to win the item of your choice, up to $1000, and the opportunity to invite 5 friends to sign up. If you win, so do your friends, too!

Not only that, but there's the grand prize. After five days, one individual will be picked to receive ALL FIVE of days of their selections. Yeah, you've done your math right -- that's up to $5000 worth of prizes in one shot.

What gift do i want? Well, today I registered for the HP Pavilion tx1200 1.8 GHz Tablet PC. It is a great computer with all the bells and whistles. It has great speed, a 120 GB hard drive, and 2 gigs of RAM. That should take care of all of my computing needs right there, but when you add the Ethernet card and the CD-RW, that makes it even better. Heck, it comes close to what is available on my desktop! And what is really nice is the way the screen can be turned to face different directions, it means that there are some things I could use it for in the classroom that a traditional desktop could not be used.

So what do you think – did I make the right choice?

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You know, one of my favorite movies in the last few years was Hitch, starring Will Smith. It was a lot of fun, and dealt with a matchmaker who taught his clients how to sweep a woman off her feet. Indeed, I don't think I have laughed so hard during a movie in years.

Believe it or not, there are actually guys like that out there who say they can teach you The Rules of Seduction. Now that sounds like an interesting concept to me. Let's set aside the question of ethics for a minute -- but just a minute -- and ask the key question: "Is there a way to guarantee that you can pick up any woman you want?" These guys say that there are, and that they can be learned if you have the motivation.

Now there is the ethical question related to these rules. Are you out to use these women and cast them aside? Or are you looking for romance and love? If the latter is the case, I can’t argue against learning The Rules of Seduction as a way of meeting that special one. If one is into selfish pleasure, definitely not – but then again, could such techniques work for one who was insincere? We’ll find out on December 7 when the UK’s Channel 4 airs a special about these pick up artists.

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Oh, wait -- that's a constant occurrence for the old bat anyway.

But the latest report from Iraq makes the apologist for all things jihadi look particularly foolish and biased -- civilian deaths are falling in a dramatic fashion due to the surge.

The number of Iraqis killed last month fell to 718, an Associated Press tally showed, the lowest monthly death toll since just before the 2006 bombing of a Shiite shrine provoked a vicious cycle of retaliatory sectarian violence.

The figures come as the military says violence has fallen to levels not seen in nearly two years, while acknowledging that Iraqis are still dying in unacceptable numbers.

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It was the third consecutive monthly decline in the death toll of Iraqi civilians and security forces since August, when a massive suicide bombing targeting minority Yazidis in northern Iraq helped push the figure to at least 1,956.

Some 500 are thought to have perished in the bombing of the Yazidis.

At least 1,023 Iraqis were killed in September, 911 in October and 718 in November, the lowest since January 2006, when 615 Iraqis were killed, according to figures compiled by the AP from hospital, police and military officials, as well as accounts from reporters and photographers. Insurgent deaths were not included. Other counts differ and some have given higher civilian death tolls.

The number of U.S. troop deaths also declined for the sixth consecutive month, with at least 37 recorded in November, according to an AP tally based on military figures. That was the lowest number since March 2006, when 31 American service members died.

The U.S. military has said the decline in the number of deadly attacks is largely due to a troop buildup this summer of some 30,000 additional troops that enabled them to get closer to the population, as well as a sharp turn of public opinion against al-Qaida in Iraq and other extremist groups.

Yeah, there's that whole problem of success undermining the liberals' preferred policy of surrender and retreat.

But not to worry -- the media shills for the Islamist jihadis are always willing to put matters into perspective with the help for the academic shills for Islamist jihadis. Take this Columbia (of course) professor and UN (of course) official who is anointed an expert on civilian casualties despite working with health and nutrition issues.

An expert on the effect of conflicts on civilians agreed, saying that while the downward trend was positive, it needed to be kept in perspective.

"We've gone from horrific levels of murder to very bad, which is an improvement but not a reason to celebrate," said Richard Garfield, a professor at New York's Columbia University and a manager of health and nutrition for the World Health Organization.

"At these so-called low levels, there's a massive number of excess deaths still likely to occur."

Expert, of course, is AP speak for "someone who agrees with us, regardless of credentials.

Oh, and remember one minor detail, folks -- the civilian dead are being killed by the terrorists, not by Americans. That won't end if we withdraw, and will get worse.

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I just love the website over at MadGringo.com! Talk about making the casual ethos of a company and its products shine through! They certainly do show off their beach wear and other "Go Slow!" attitude merchandise to great effect. And their logo -- a pineapple skull and crossbones -- simply cries out "Hey! We're all about fun and relaxation."

Now what will you find at MadGringo.com? Well for one, you will find some of the best Hawaiian shirts I've sen anywhere, in a variety of colors an patterns. You'll fond sarongs in some of the same patterns. And then there are t-shirts, flip-flops, bags, and other merchandise epitomizing the "Go Slow" attitude. You'll even find some reasonably priced gift baskets -- all gathered up in an aluminum beer bucket! Yep, it is all about fun and relaxation over at that site.

The whole “Go Slow” ethos of MadGringo.com is one that calls for all of us to slow our lives down and take it easy. Too often, even our recreation is one frantic effort do something more. The Hawaiian shirts urge us to do something quite different – to be, rather than to do, during our leisure time. So Go Slow with Mad Gringo!

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Let's be honest -- there are a lot of folks out there doing web hosting. Not only that, there are a lot of different plans with a wide variety of features and fees. How do you get the best deal on the hosting of your site.

Well, there is a way to check it all out in advance so that you make the best web hosting choice. At WebHostingChoice.com they've compiled the information and allow you to use their Quick Web Host Search to find options that meet your needs. And all hostingservices are given a rating so that you can sort out the wheat from the chaff.

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As our 11th Christmas in Texas approaches, I feel the annual sadness over a broken promise. During the job hunt that brought us to Houston, I promised my wife that we would move no place where there was not snow at Christmas. In all this time, only once have we gotten snow at all.

Well, I may have found the solution to the problem -- instant snow! You guys probably think IÂ’m nuts, but there is a product called InstaSnow that just requires a little bit of water to produce realistic appearing snow. They use it for movies and plays, and it is great for decorating. Even better, it is non-toxic and reusable. I wonder if my wife will kill me if she wakes up Christmas morning and finds a InstaSnow-covered pat all the way from the bedroom t the Christmas tree?

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I like to visit new places and see the sights. Indeed, when I studied in Mexico during my seminary career, my buddy George one day got an exasperated look on his face and began hollering at me about how he was sick and tired of me trying to find every attraction in the area.

As IÂ’ve gotten older, IÂ’ve come to realize that tours are often the best way to make sure you see what interests you and avoid the rip-offs and gimmicks. ThatÂ’s why I like the Trusted Tours and Attractions concept of offering you choices within your tour packages. For example, if I were to travel to Savannah, IÂ’d have the choice of a number of Old Town Trolley tours that would take me to great sites, as well as tours of special attractions and riverboat cruises complete with a nice meal. And the options are such that folks with interests from history to the arts, to architecture.

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