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Get ready for Valentine's Day fun starting February 1, 2013 with Disney. Tune into Disney Junior for Valentine's Day themed episodes of cable Televisions #1 series for kids ages 2-5 "Doc McStuffins" and "Handy Manny". Mark you calendar for these great episodes the kids won't want to miss. Make it a special day with Valentine treats like strawberries dipped in chocolate for a special treat before or during the show, or surprise the kids with their own stuffed Valentine's Day heart. In the new "Doc McStuffins" episode titled "My Huggy Valentine," Doc receives a stuffed Valentine's Day heart named Val as a gift and Lambie gets jealous because she thinks Doc likes her new toy better. After diagnosing Lambie with "splitheartitis," Doc reassures her that no one could ever take her place. This episode of "Doc McStuffins" premieres Friday, February 1 at 10:00 a.m., ET/PT on Disney Channel and 4:00 p.m., ET/PT ...

giveaway closed: congratulations to JoeyfromSC and Delco Deal Diva for being the random.org comment winners!!! HSN has a brand new face! Have your seen it?  Take a look right here:   I love the crisp new look, so fresh and easy to navigate. You'll find all your favorite items here, you can search by price or brand, see what's new, see the daily special and much more.  I appreciate the new face, and how easy HSN.com is to navigate. It makes the whole shopping experience so much better. Today it feels like no degrees outside, it is cold .  Stay home and take a tour of  the new Face of HSN. Cuddle up with a hot cup of tea, and shop from home.  Really any day is a good day to shop from home. "HSN’s platforms now offer a completely new look and feel designed to enhance the online experience and deliver greater shopping ease with a simplified user interface and user-friendly ‘shop by category’ options. Site navigation that is more intuitive allows...

Martie Duncan of MartieKnowsParties.com and Season 8 of Food Network Star Star is partnering with the USDA, FDA, CDC and the Ad Council’s Food Safe Families campaign to remind you to make food safety a big priority on game day! If you are putting out a bowl of nuts, or other foods that people tend to grab a handful of,  put a spoon in the bowl so everyone is not putting their hands into the bowl. Keep those germs at bay!  Always put out serving utensil for people to use. It keeps the germ population down, and sticky hands from getting all over your furniture too. I  keep a roll of paper towels in my downstairs bathroom at all times along with a foaming hand soap.  (I read somewhere that foaming hand soap covers more of your skin) I spray a disinfectant in the trash can, door nobs, sink, all around the toilet and even the light switch.I also keep a roll of paper towels by the kitchen sink along with a foaming hand soap so guest can wash up when ever they wish...