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5-Week-Old Kitten Named 'Sticky' Found Glued to Busy Oregon Road
Chuck Hawley recently made a disturbing discovery: a kitten that had been glued to the pavement. "It was pretty apparent that somebody had soaked her feet in glue and sort of rubbed it into the pads of her feet," he said. Hawley took the 5-week-old kitten to the vet, where staff used mineral oil to remove the glue from her paws. She now has a new home with Hawley's family, who has named her "Sticky." InsideEdition.com's Keleigh Nealon (http://twitter.com/KeleighNealon) has more.
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10 Things About Living in England as an American that Surprised Me
Aside from sharing English as a predominant language, England and the US have more cultural differences than author Jennifer Still expected before she packed her bags and moved across the pond. Here are 10 things about living in England as an American Still wasn’t prepared for.
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14 Crazy Cleaning Tips That Actually Work
You may have your allegiances to certain brands of cleaning products, but are they really getting the job done? If you have an especially tough cleaning problem to solve and the supermarket supplies just aren’t cutting it, maybe it's time for a slightly more unconventional approach, one that involves grabbing a few items from the pantry or trying a wacky, off-the-wall cleaning trick. Ready for a little adventure? Here are 14 crazy cleaning tips that actually work.
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Halloween Costumes for the Whole Family
Halloween can be fraught with endless searching to find the perfect costume for your tiny monster (pun fully intended.) Checking every store, every Pinterest board, every mommy blog, finally finding the exact one your child wants (located three towns over, of course) only to have them change their mind the night before when they discover all their friends are being unicorns. Let's just skip all that, shall we? Having a family costume makes...
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Here's Why We Celebrate Halloween
The history of Halloween goes all the way back to a pagan festival called Samhain. The word "Halloween" comes from"All Hallows' Eve" and means "hallowed evening." Hundreds of years ago, people dressed up as saints and went door to door, which is the origin of Halloween costumes and trick-or-treating. Although it's fun to dress in disguise and collect treats, there's much more to Halloween than many realize. The history of the holiday goes back...
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Hotels are expected to reap a record $2.93 billion in fees
Hotels will bring in a record $2.93 billion this year in extra charges beyond the basic room rate for things that many travelers still expect to get free. That total, which represents an 8.5 percent increase from 2017, comes from Bjorn Hanson, an adjunct professor at New York University School of Professional Studies and a hospitality expert who has been tracking hotel fees for years. He ...
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10 Photos of the Royal Family Dressing Up in Costume
The royal family has lots of rules and protocol about how to dress up for formal occasions. But when it comes to dressing up in costume, there's more room to have a little fun. Here are a few of the times that royals wore costumes or masks.
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7 Things Professional Cleaners Do in Their Own Homes
For many of us, a clean home is all thanks to the hard work and dedication of our weekly house cleaner. He or she diligently comes in, scrubs off all our spills and stains that have somehow accumulated over the week to leave us with a shiny new home.
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19 Unconventional Spin-Offs of the Iconic Tan Trench
Ah, the iconic neutral hued trench. It’s a staple—an outerwear classic that transcends seasonality, seamlessly transitioning from month to month as the rest of our wardrobes changes. Even more incredible: Despite its timelessness, the trench coat always manages to look modern, fresh and totally on trend. MORE: Cutting-Edge Ways to Style a Muted Autumn Wardrobe Tan trenches are so versatile we could practically live in them. But sometimes, we crave something different. Sometimes, we want to inject a little flair into an otherwise routine outerwear selection. Sometimes, we wish our go-to trench came in a variety of colors, textures and silhouettes—rather than just the one. Whenever this desire arises in us, we turn to our favorite designers and retailers—crossing our fingers that they’ve offered unconventional spins on tried-and-true outerwear basics. And this season, they definitely have. So if you’re looking to add some flavor to the standard trench template, there are plenty of revamped spin-offs to shop. MORE: How to Take Your Favorite Jumpsuit from Season to Season Now, we’re certainly not advocating for abandoning the flagship neutral toned trench altogether. (We’d never!) But these reimagined descendents of the classic design offer the same wearability, with just a touch of unconventionality. From luxe satin fabrics in of-the-moment colorways to patent designs and embossed textures, these trench coats give the quintessential staple a contemporary makeover. This is e-commerce content. If you purchase something by clicking on a link within this story we may receive a small commission of the sale.
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America’s most haunted hotels too scary to stay in
Get into the Halloween spirit with a stay at one of America’s most haunted hotels. From grand rural resorts to historic city-center hotels, there’s plenty of choice for the courageous guest. Ghosts, ghouls and bumps in the night come as standard.
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I Tried Amazon Prime Wardrobe and Here's What Happened
We tried on the Amazon Prime Wardrobe service on for size and found it might not be a good fit for everybody. While it does have convenience on its side in many ways, when it comes to selection, size, and even price, the try-before-you-buy perk from Amazon Prime didn't always deliver.
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What Divorced Women Wish They Had Done Differently In Their Marriages
We’ve all been there: A long-simmering relationship issue bubbles to the surface. In the heat of the moment, we say things we don’t mean. Other times, we’re too scared or too proud to clearly communicate our needs. After a breakup or divorce — and with the benefit of hindsight ― it’s easier to see where things went wrong and how issues could have been handled differently. We first asked divorced men to share what they would have done differently...
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The Craziest Things You Can Buy for Your Kitchen
Food lovers and amateur chefs can go crazy when confronted with gadgets in a home store, from the pasta makers and brie bakers to three-tier fondue fountains, automated espresso machines, and robot bartenders. But most of these pricey devices become useless clutter for the 99 percent of the year they're not in use.
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Extreme Living: Homes at the End of the Earth
Sometimes the daily grind of modern life can make you want to retreat far away from civilization, with nothing but a warm fire and Mother Nature to keep you company. From a log cabin nestled deep in the woods to a snug house bedded beneath a fleece of snow, there's something comforting about living with only the bare necessities. While many of us dream of a secluded lifestyle, we’ve tracked down the people who are actually living it, in homes that are completely off the grid
Lovemoney Lifestyle
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American Airlines wants to get better at upselling travelers
American Airlines said it wants to improve its ability to offer travelers more expensive fare options after the time of booking to the time they travel. Passengers are already paying higher fares to avoid the cheapest seats in basic economy.
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