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Select Comfort has launched a Sleep Number® Pet Bed just in time for the holidays and we're giving one to one lucky PetSugar reader's furry friend! The bed aims for the "ultimate sleeping experience" for mid-size pets by providing them with a fancy resting place that can be personalized to their desired comfort and firmness level at the touch of a button.
The adjustable air mattress features simple firmer and softer modes with the touch of a button remote and a soft micro-suede waterproof outer cover of durable machine washable fabric.
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What to Download: New Music Today
Time for more Tuesday entertainment! I've already shared a few new DVD releases to give your movie library a shot in the arm, but now, let's amp up your iPod. Big-name albums hit shelves today, so be sure to read up on these three.
When Vegetarians Raise Vegetarians
For some, dinner is just a meal. For others, it is a way of life and a testament to their beliefs. Carnivores may not give much thought to the burger on their plate, but vegetarians might.
Casa Interview: The Good Wife's Stephen Hendrickson and Beth Kushnick
As I've mentioned in the past, I'm a huge fan of the new CBS series The Good Wife. In particular, I adore Alicia Florrick's (Julianna Margulies) apartment. With classic styling and great use of color, it's definitely a look I'm currently coveting.
Grey's Anatomy Rundown, "Give Peace a Chance"
Derek Shepherd has been on the periphery of Seattle Grace for the first few episodes of this season of Grey's Anatomy, but this week he's back — and in a big way. As Derek tries yet again to work his magic on a seemingly inoperable tumor, he also provokes a long-coming showdown with the Chief. As for the other doctors, Cristina's still frustrated about her lack of surgeries, and Alex still can't get through to Izzie.
Katie and the Women of Hollywood Celebrate With Elle
The Elle Women in Hollywood Awards brought out some of the town's biggest names last night. The ceremony was held to coincide with the magazine's similarly themed upcoming issue, and cover girl Katie Holmes hit the cream carpet to show her support. Apparently Suri helped Katie select her all-black outfit, and the proud mom even opened up about their adventures in Boston.
Fuzzy Wuzzy Animal Costumes For Your Little Mouse
There's no treat sweeter than your little one dressed up for her first or second Halloween, but finding a costume that's comfy cozy and not-too-scary may require a few tricks. When overwhelmed by choices — or pressed for time — consider going simple and classic with a snuggly one-piece animal costume. Not only will your barnyard baby be the cutest thing on the block, but she will be warm and comfortable all night.
Eight Things Your Sitter Should Know
It's about time mom and pop went out for dinner without their little one. Mum's already done the legwork in finding a sitter, so now what? Keeping a selected caregiver informed will help mommy feel comfortable leaving her tot in someone else's care allowing her to let her hair down a lil easier.
In Season: Radishes
On a recent trip to my favorite local farmers market, the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market, I bought way too many vegetables — including a few bunches of elegant French breakfast radishes from Petaluma-based Marin Roots Farm.
Although radishes are available in Northern California year-round, it's during warm Summer months when one can truly appreciate them for their crisp texture and spicy-juicy bite. These root vegetables are related to the turnip and horseradish families, and come in a myriad of varieties, from my dainty, fine-textured breakfast radishes, with their fuschia-hued base and white tips, to fiery red globes, trippy-looking watermelon radishes, and large, sweet daikons.
Ask Savvy: Recruiter Asked For My Facebook, Should I Send It?
Dear Savvy,
I was considering applying for a job in the online social media industry, but got turned off when I noticed the listing asks for a cover letter, resume, writing and blog samples, and a Facebook page link. I'm fully aware that employers use Facebook and Google to research candidates, but I don't like the fact that they want to scope me out before they meet me. I'm smart, qualified, have relevant experience and I have a fairly normal Facebook, but would feel funny sharing it with a potential employer.
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