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Saturday, December 13, 2008
Scholastic Parent & Child Magazine
To get your complimentary one-year subscription to Scholastic Parent & Child (and to find out what FREE business magazines you could receive), simply complete the following information.
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Thursday, December 11, 2008
Shavasana Guided Relaxation MP3s
"Shavasana: The Art of Relaxation", by Charles MacInerney is now available as a free download in mp3 format. This was formerly available for sale as a cassette tape, and has been a consistent best seller at local Austin book stores for over 12 years.
Please note that each track is approximately 20 minutes long, so download times may be slow. If you enjoy this product, please feel free to share with others.
Track 01 (25 MB) Ocean sound effects with progressive relaxation and breathing instructions.
Track 02 (30 MB) Tibetan Chakra Meditation and closing AUM.
Buckle Up Bumper Sticker
In every motor vehicle accident, there are actually two collisions: the first one is the impact of the vehicle, and the second is the "human collision". If a car traveling 40 mph collides with a stationary object, the human collision will take place at the same velocity.
This is why unbelted occupants of cars are so much more seriously injured than belted occupants. Imagine what it feels like to bang your chest against a steering wheel, or your head against a windshield -- at 40 mph! While that might not seem pleasant, ejection from a vehicle is even worse. The fact is that three quarters of occupants who are ejected from passenger cars are killed.
The best way to limit the human collision and protect against ejection is with a seatbelt. For example in 1995, only 2% of restrained passenger car occupants were ejected following an auto accident, as compared to 25% of unrestrained occupants. Research has show that lap & shoulder belts, when used properly, reduce the risk of fatal injury to front seat passenger car occupants by 45%, and the risk of moderate critical injury by 50%.
The proper use of seatbelts is estimated to save 9,500 lives each year. Put simply: Seatbelts Work. So the bottom line is, every time you get into a vehicle, "BUCKLE UP!".
This is why unbelted occupants of cars are so much more seriously injured than belted occupants. Imagine what it feels like to bang your chest against a steering wheel, or your head against a windshield -- at 40 mph! While that might not seem pleasant, ejection from a vehicle is even worse. The fact is that three quarters of occupants who are ejected from passenger cars are killed.
The best way to limit the human collision and protect against ejection is with a seatbelt. For example in 1995, only 2% of restrained passenger car occupants were ejected following an auto accident, as compared to 25% of unrestrained occupants. Research has show that lap & shoulder belts, when used properly, reduce the risk of fatal injury to front seat passenger car occupants by 45%, and the risk of moderate critical injury by 50%.
The proper use of seatbelts is estimated to save 9,500 lives each year. Put simply: Seatbelts Work. So the bottom line is, every time you get into a vehicle, "BUCKLE UP!".
Help us to promote safety, please fill out the form below to receive your free "Buckle Up" bumper stickers. Please allow 1 week for delivery by USPS.
White Sox Slugger Membership for Kids
Slugger memberships – Free!
Sluggers receive:
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On the same page there is also an option to sign up for a paid membership, scroll down if you just want the free one.
Sluggers receive:
- Official Membership Certificate
- Official Welcome Post Card from Manager Ozzie Guillen
- A set of six baseball cards featuring current White Sox Players
- White Sox Temporary Tattoos
- White Sox Kids Club Poster
- Two ticket coupons redeemable for Upper Reserved seat tickets to Regular-priced games (this excludes Prime, Premier and Sox/Cubs games during the 2009 season)
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On the same page there is also an option to sign up for a paid membership, scroll down if you just want the free one.
Drive Performance magazine from Subaru of America
SIGN UP NOW FOR THE NEXT ISSUE! Two-year subscriptions are FREE! After subscribing, you'll receive the next published issue on the schedule.
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Save the Crabs Then Eat Em Sticker & Coasters
Want to support the Chesapeake Club? Request a FREE bumper sticker for your car, boat or office!
E-mail your name and mailing address, as well as how many bumper stickers you would like (limit 2 of each), to request@chesapeakeclub.org. Along with your bumper sticker(s), you will also receive a set of four coasters with the Chesapeake Club logo and an informational sheet on ways you can help the Chesapeake Bay.
E-mail your name and mailing address, as well as how many bumper stickers you would like (limit 2 of each), to request@chesapeakeclub.org. Along with your bumper sticker(s), you will also receive a set of four coasters with the Chesapeake Club logo and an informational sheet on ways you can help the Chesapeake Bay.
NOTES:
- Due to popular demand, preference will be given to those in the Chesapeake Bay region (Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, New York, Delaware, West Virginia and Washington, D.C.).
- Sorry, we cannot mail products outside the U.S.
- Sorry, we currently do not have t-shirts, window clings or other merchandise with the Chesapeake Club logo.
Cosmopolitan Magazine - 5 Issues
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Enjoy 5 issues of Cosmopolitan. No strings attached. You'll never receive a bill.
Modern women look to Cosmopolitan magazine for fashion, beauty, relationship advice and celebrity news. Cosmopolitan magazine always has the latest and hottest dish on your favorite stars, raciest relationship confessionals and tips, and the Cosmo quiz!
Enjoy 5 issues of Cosmopolitan. No strings attached. You'll never receive a bill.
Modern women look to Cosmopolitan magazine for fashion, beauty, relationship advice and celebrity news. Cosmopolitan magazine always has the latest and hottest dish on your favorite stars, raciest relationship confessionals and tips, and the Cosmo quiz!
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