Well, despite a few early April rain showers, Tricia and Joe have done it. They tied their knot on Saturday, surrounded by parents, as many siblings as most of us have fingers, and enough whirling nieces, nephews, and friends to fill the dance floor with love from corner to corner. At the moment, Tricia and Joe may well have hot island sand between their toes, but for the rest of us, click on the link below to see some of the best images of the day.
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Title: How to Get Free Stuff
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Free—it's the f-word that everybody loves to hear. There's no reason you can't start hearing it more often.
To complete this How-To you will need:
Internet access A phone Spare time Determination A burning desire to get things without paying for them
Step 1: Find free samples
Visit the web sites of your favorite brands, and see what offers and giveaways they're running. If they have no freebies listed, give their consumer hotline a call and ask for samples—companies often have stacks ready to mail out.
Step 2: Volunteer for students
Many cosmetology, dental, and accounting schools require their students to gain real-life experience by providing free services to the public. Find schools in your area and inquire about no-charge services. You may feel like a guinea pig at times, but students are always supervised. And nothing beats the price.
Step 3: Take online surveys
If you have an opinion and some spare time, there are hundreds of sites willing to shower you with free stuff in return for filling out marketing surveys. You'll rack up points that are redeemable for electronics, appliances, and gift cards. Type "online surveys rewards" into a search engine.
Tip: Stay away from sites that require credit-card information or demand a fee.
Step 4: Attend trade shows
Find upcoming trade fairs in your area that are open to the public. Talk to as many vendors as you can. No matter the exhibition, there's sure to be free merchandise and swag bags at every turn. And don't be afraid to be blunt when asking for freebies—they're used to it.
Tip: Show up to a trade show on the last day. Vendors will often have leftover displays and other goodies they'd rather give away than pack up.
Step 5: Freecycle
Join an online recycling or "freecycling" network. There are several eco-friendly web sites that allow users to give and receive just about anything. It's free to join, and a great way to reuse items that would otherwise end up in a landfill.
Step 6: Blog
Hop onto a free blog-hosting site and start reviewing whatever interests you: movies, music, books, food. If you attract enough traffic, expect companies to start sending you free DVDs, CDs, or other samples related to whatever you blog about.
Step 7: Barter
Bartering, or trading goods and services, isn't technically free, but it won't cost you cash. Go to a web site that offers free classified ads, post descriptions and photos of goods you want to get rid of, and wait for the offers to roll in. Who knows what you can find in return?
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Title: Halloween Music (Free Download)
I love mixing scary sounds and music together to make chilling soundtracks for my house at Halloween. I created this piece entireley out of audio content found on the internet. Some of it was ripped from games and movies. You can actually loop it, so you can play it over and over again on repeat without any awkward transitions in between. I also made sure that it would take quite a while to get annoying (since looped music tends to do that), by making sure it didn't have any steady paticular beat. It's completely free, but remember, some content belongs to other companies, so trying to sell this audio track is a definite no! Otherwise, feel free to download it for personal use. Keep in mind that it might be a litle too scary for children's parties! You can rip the audio with with most music programs, or just use the download link below.
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Title: Raindance & Tasty - DJ Faydz & Twista - FREE DOWNLOAD! London - October 2007
http://facebook.dj/faydz FREE MP3 DOWNLOAD - http://www.sendspace.com/file/nhycw9 DJ Faydz and Twista with a live Old Skool & Breaks set at Raindance & Tasty, The Arches, London. Friday 19th October 2007.
The Wequassett Inn was the perfect setting for Cara and Ian's elegant, casual Cape Cod wedding. Ian sported a Tennessee orange bow tie, and Cara glowed with love and emotion all day long. Check out a slideshow of some of the best images!
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Well, despite a few early April rain showers, Tricia and Joe have done it. They tied their knot on Saturday, surrounded by parents, as many siblings as most of us have fingers, and enough whirling nieces, nephews, and friends to fill the dance floor with love from corner to corner. At the moment, Tricia and Joe may well have hot island sand between their toes, but for the rest of us, click on the link below to see some of the best images of the day.
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