(NC)—The growing popularity of charitable gift catalogues proves Canadians are thinking twice about traditional holiday gifts like expensive clothing and décor items that will just add clutter; opting instead to value "what matters most"—experiences, memories, and connecting with friends and family. And although the reasons for charitable shopping are as varied as Canadians themselves, the end result is the same: Canadians are using their holiday shopping to make a difference. Shoppers are flocking to reputable Canadian charitable websites like Christian Children's Fund of Canada (www.ccfcanada.ca) to find the perfect gift. And with prices starting at $10, it's easy to find something for everyone on your list while at the same time providing a meaningful way to bond with others both at home and around the world. Foodie in your life—One kilogram bag of rice: $10 A non-perishable one kilogram bag of rice is a staple in many countries and will provide hungry children with a guarantee of at least one hot meal per day. Teacher/Child Care provider in your life—Dictionary: $15 A building block of education no teacher or student should have to do without. Under $20/Hostess gift—Warm blanket: $20 Even in Africa, nights are chilly and children get cold. Give a child a warm blanket to protect them from the elements and provide them comfort throughout the night. Stocking stuffer –Fruit trees: $20 Fruit trees provide families with an excellent source of vitamins A and C, and enhance a child's immune system to protect them from illness. Produce from trees such as bananas, papayas, mangos, coconuts and oranges can also be sold for additional income. Last minute gifts—Two mosquito nets: $30 One million people die from malaria every year, with pregnant women and children the most vulnerable to the disease. A simple mosquito net can protect a family of four. www.newscanada.com

(NC)—The growing popularity of charitable gift catalogues proves Canadians are thinking twice about traditional holiday gifts like expensive clothing and décor items that will just add clutter; opting instead to value “what matters most”—experiences, memories, and connecting with friends and family.

And although the reasons for charitable shopping are as varied as Canadians themselves, the end result is the same: Canadians are using their holiday shopping to make a difference.

Shoppers are flocking to reputable Canadian charitable websites like Christian Children’s Fund of Canada (www.ccfcanada.ca) to find the perfect gift. And with prices starting at $10, it’s easy to find something for everyone on your list while at the same time providing a meaningful way to bond with others both at home and around the world.

Foodie in your life—One kilogram bag of rice: $10

A non-perishable one kilogram bag of rice is a staple in many countries and will provide hungry children with a guarantee of at least one hot meal per day.

Teacher/Child Care provider in your life—Dictionary: $15

A building block of education no teacher or student should have to do without.

Under $20/Hostess gift—Warm blanket: $20

Even in Africa, nights are chilly and children get cold. Give a child a warm blanket to protect them from the elements and provide them comfort throughout the night.

Stocking stuffer –Fruit trees: $20

Fruit trees provide families with an excellent source of vitamins A and C, and enhance a child’s immune system to protect them from illness. Produce from trees such as bananas, papayas, mangos, coconuts and oranges can also be sold for additional income.

Last minute gifts—Two mosquito nets: $30

One million people die from malaria every year, with pregnant women and children the most vulnerable to the disease. A simple mosquito net can protect a family of four.

www.newscanada.com

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iPad

I have a very important man in my life, my husband, who I shall be shopping for very soon.  I was thinking about how easy it is to get crappy gifts for men.  It may be because shopping for men seems harder to me than shopping for women. I can always score points with a pretty purse, perfume or candle for the ladies.  So, here are a few ideas of gifts that my man, my husband, might enjoy receiving this holiday season:

Fun Tee-Shirts:  My husband loves funny and eclectic tee shirts.  He wears about two or three different ones a day.  It drives me crazy, but I love him!  My favorite places to get unique and fun tee-shirts for men are: Threadless.com, ShanaLogic.Com and JohnnyCupcakes.com

Tech Gadgets: My husband loves anything high tech.  Anything at all.  From our fancy schmancy thermostat to electric soap dispenser, he loves it all.  I’m sure I will have no problem finding something we don’t already have.

iTunes Gift Card:  Classic, tried and true.  My husband will never have enough apps downloaded or music to listen to.  This is a definite must on my Christmas shopping list!

Electronics:  He is dying to have a iPad.  Will he get one?  That remains a big question!  Another idea is a gaming system, but that could be bad.

Music Equipment:  My husband is a musician.  A very talented musician at that and has the ability to play the guitar, mandolin, key board, Uke and more.  I like to nurture that hobby and getting something music-related is always a nice option.

Gift Cards:  The bowling alley, his favorite restaurant or even for some clothes shopping, gift certificates always make him happy!

Something for the Dogs:  Although this is not technically for my husband per se, he enjoys making the dogs happy and giving them new toys, bones, treats.  This could be a nice way for Daddy to be the star and give the pups some new goodies.

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Low-cost gamer gifts that keep on giving

(ARA) – Video gaming’s popularity is at an all-time high – in fact, a recent study from Memorex shows four of five families have at least one gaming console in the home. This holiday season, skip a pricey console purchase and give your favorite gamer a gift that keeps on giving. Here are four gift options under $25 that won’t break your budget and will keep video game fans entertained well into the new year.

*The gift of style
If your resident gamer is a trendsetter – or if your family is just bored with black and white – add style to your next game night with console customization. For less than $20, you can purchase skins for your favorite gaming console and accessories through custom gaming skins services offered online. From colors and textures to your own photographs, these services will use your chosen visuals and transform your drab console into a gaming masterpiece. A simple online search for “custom gaming skins” will point you to a service with the style that best suits your family.

*The gift for gamers on-the-go
Keeping kids entertained while on the go has never been easier thanks to the range of portable consoles now available, including the Nintendo DS. The new challenge: keeping track of the tiny, expensive game cartridges. At just $19.99, Memorex’s Universal Game Selector Case is the ideal solution. Compatible with all Nintendo DS consoles, it holds up to three games that can be played without being removed from the case – so games are less likely to be lost while kids are out and about. Powered by the DS console, so no batteries are required, other gamer-friendly features include LED-backlit speakers and a stylish D-pad. The Universal Game Selector Case is available at Target, Wal-Mart, Sears and Kmart.

*The gift of games, games and more games
Keeping up with the latest video games is expensive, with top new titles debuting at nearly $50 each. And nothing is worse than spending big bucks on a game that rarely gets played. This season, avoid the debate over which title to buy and give the gift of a video game subscription service. Gamers can “try before they buy” and exchange games for new titles as often as they like – a great alternative to spending hundreds of dollars on games that may collect dust. The most popular services are just $22.99 a month, with more than 7,000 titles to choose from.

*The gift for gamers in-the-know
Many gamers gobble up news about their favorite consoles and games like food on Thanksgiving – their appetites are seemingly endless. No matter which console your gamer prefers, you’re sure to find a magazine that caters to their interests. If digital news is more their style, some gaming magazines offer digital editions at a discounted rate from the print edition. Gaming magazines subscriptions are available for less than $20 per year, and most some come with bonuses like reward points or exclusive access to game demos.

For other gamer gift ideas, visit Memorex.com or the Memorex Fan Page on Facebook.

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Tips for passing down family photos in the digital age

(ARA) – For many years, photography meant developing a roll of film at the local store, sliding your glossy prints into a photo album and then placing them on your bookshelf. Digital photography changed all that, and now your photos live on computers, hard drives, CDs, USB drives and even your phone. But just because photos rarely go into leather-bound albums doesn’t mean that they’re any less precious. The evolution of photography has changed the ways in which we use photos – and it makes sense to think differently about how to preserve and pass on your treasured memories.

Consider these tips for preserving photos in the digital age and beyond.

* Select. Digital photography lets you take almost countless photos – far more than you could capture with a roll of film. But this volume of pictures can often overwhelm the family photo curator who needs to sort, evaluate and store hundreds or even thousands of images after a single vacation or special event. To avoid image overload, whenever you add new photos to your collection, edit out as many as you can. You’ll end up with the best photos of the bunch and won’t have to wade through an endless array of shots just to reach your favorites.

* Share. As much as taking photos is about capturing memories for yourself, it’s also a great way to share experiences with friends and family. And for sharing, digital photography and social media is a match made in heaven – instead of sending off prints with holiday cards, you can quickly upload them to the Web. If you want to share a single snapshot at a moment’s notice, you can post directly to Twitter or even use photo-centric social media apps. For larger groups of photos, from your latest vacation or baby’s first year, add albums to Facebook or other photo hosting and sharing sites – just be sure to provide captions so everyone knows what they’re looking at.

* Preserve. SanDisk issued results from an online survey conducted on its behalf by Harris Interactive from July 28-August 1, 2011 among 2,294 U.S. adults aged 18 and older which found that 79 percent of U.S. adults with digital photos plan on passing them down to future generations. But holding onto digital photos for long periods of time can prove nerve wracking if you are unsure whether the storage technology will preserve your photos far into the future. CDs can scratch and external hard drives contain moving parts.

To meet this need, SanDisk developed a photo album for the digital age called the SanDisk Memory Vault, a new device that can preserve digital photos in their original quality for up to 100 years. About the size of a pack of cards, the Memory Vault plugs into a computer’s USB port, letting you drag and drop your favorite photos onto the device and keep your history of precious memories close at hand. Whether you need a convenient way to preserve your own photos or want to surprise your family historian, the Memory Vault can pass down your important photos for years – and even generations – to come. For more information, visit www.sandisk.com.

Photos are among the best ways to relive and share our most cherished memories. They often remind us of moments we forgot and can bring a joyful time back to life in an instant. Make the most of your photo collection by selecting your favorite images, sharing them with family and friends and preserving them for generations to come.

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Will Survival Gifts be on your holiday list?

(NC)—When 25-year-old Mariatu Kamara started speaking, her voice was faint. People leaned forward in their seats, straining to hear her words.

Though she has told her story many times, it still takes her some effort to get started. Mariatu is a survivor of the brutal civil war in Sierra Leone. At the age of 12, she was held captive by rebel soldiers, and both of her hands were amputated. For three years, Mariatu lived in the refugee camps of Freetown and eventually immigrated to Canada.

Mariatu is now a high school graduate, a successful student at George Brown College in Toronto, Ontario and an award-winning book author.

She is also a UNICEF Ambassador, telling her story to audiences across the country. Her message? It’s easy for Canadians to provide lifesaving support to help children survive and thrive.

That’s why UNICEF created Survival Gifts – a simple and effective way to give a gift that can also save a life.

The Survival Gifts collection offers the holiday giver 45 unique gifts to choose from, in six different categories: health, education, food, water, play and emergency. They can be purchased online at www.survivalgifts.ca or by phone at 1 888 777 0380.

In 2010, Survival Gifts helped children in 69 countries survive and thrive. With the support of generous Canadians, UNICEF was able to deliver a staggering number of essentials throughout the world, including:

• 121,500 bed nets, 692 bicycles and 129 4WD vehicles to Sierra Leone

• 3,808,800 micronutrient powder sachets and 200 first aid kits to Cambodia

• 271 tents, 9,664,800 micronutrient powder sachets, 40,000 high energy biscuits and 44,465therapeutic milk sachets to Afghanistan

UNICEF Survival Gifts reach around the globe to save and transform lives. Because, as Mariatu will tell you, there can be no greater gift than giving a child a future.

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Great gifts for teens for around $20

(ARA) – Teens are always dreaming big around the holidays, and see this time of year as the perfect opportunity to put big-ticket electronics or sought-after concert tickets on their wish lists. So, for many parents, holiday shopping for their teens can seem a bit daunting.

How can you give your teens gifts they really want without breaking the bank? Here are a few fun gift or stocking stuffer ideas that are sure to please your teen and your wallet alike.

For the “bottomless pit”
Between school, homework, sports, part-time jobs and friends, teens are always on the go. A busy schedule often leaves little time for regular, balanced meals, and has hungry teens filling up on snacks throughout their day. Instead of chips, candies and cookies, give your teen a high-protein snack that can keep up with their crazy schedules. This year, slide a great-tasting, protein-rich snack, like Matador Beef Jerky, in their stocking. Available in a variety of flavors, these tender snacks require no refrigeration, making them a convenient grab-n-go snack for teens on the move. Here is the 411 on some of this year’s trendiest, teen-centric flavors:

The “I Want More”: Matador Teriyaki Beef Jerky
The “Flamin’”: Matador Flamin’ Hot Beef Stick
The “Bold”: Matador Peppered Beef Jerky

You can find Matador snacks in your local grocery store, mass retailer, convenience or drug store, nationwide.

For the movie buff
This year, take the guesswork out of which DVD or Blu-ray movie your film lover wants by thinking outside of the DVD box. A Friday night at the local movie theater is often a favorite pastime for teens. Help them celebrate the cinema by stuffing their stocking with a movie gift card. Theaters have made purchasing advanced tickets as easy as picking up the phone. Add a little extra money for popcorn and a soda to make their night complete.

Movie passes and concession stand gift cards can be purchased at most theaters nationwide. Calculate a budget for movie passes and snacks, or purchase a $20 gift card and let your teen decide how to spend their movie money. Visit your local movie theater box office for more information.

For the techy
With a nod to the celebrated and remembered “Einstein of our time,” Steve Jobs, make sure the tech-savvy teen on your gift list is well equipped with the latest mobile apps for their smartphone. Smartphone apps make great holiday gifts and cater to an unlimited number of interests and hobbies. For sports fans, choose an app that gives reminders and results for every major sport. Select apps that showcase chemistry tutorials or an astronomy sky map for your science-minded teen. You can gift your favorite apps through any smartphone carrier via a gift card or online vouchers, and your loved one is sure to be entertained all year long.

Apps come at a variety of price points; visit your smartphone’s app store online for more information.

For the music-loving fitness junky
Pair your teen’s enjoyment for exercise and music with a gift that keeps on giving – lightweight headphones. Studies have shown that listening to music during exercise can act as a motivator and as a distraction, ultimately improving workout results. Whether your teen is a fitness warrior or a casual exerciser, adding headphones to their music-driven workout routine will keep them feeling pumped-up and energized. Available in a variety of colorful styles from earbud or clip-on, to wireless and over-the-ear varieties, the smiles and excitement that come with this gift will be sure to last all year long.

Headphones come in a variety of designs and price points from $10 and up; check with your local or online retail store.

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Deluxe Fragrance Sampler For Her ($96 Value)

This year I’m planning on giving gift sets from Sephora to the lucky ladies in my life.  Sephora is a leading provider of all things beauty-related.  They offer makeup, skincare, fragrance, bath & body, hair and beauty tools & accessories.

Personally, I can never have enough perfume!  One great gift Sephora is offering this year is Sephora Favorites for $50 (a $96 value) which includes a set of 12 fragrance samples that also includes a voucher for a full size bottle of perfume making it the perfect present for the lady who is not sure what her favorite scent is.  I love this idea!  The set contains the following scents:

• Bvlgari Mon Jasmin
• Clinique Happy
• Coach Poppy Flower
• Dolce & Gabbana
• DKNY pure DKNY
• Giorgio Armani Acqua di Gioa
• Givenchy Very Irresistible
• Gucci Guilty
• Juicy Couture
• Marc Jacobs
• Prada Infusion
• Versace Bright Crystal

Buxom Mix & Mingle

Another great gift idea from Sephora is the Buxom Mix & Mingle for $39 (a $72 value).  This is an eight-piece lip collection featuring colors to mix and match in coordinating shades.  It contains both Lip Polish and Lip Sticks.  A great gift idea for the glam girl in my life!

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A gift for your whole family this holiday season

(NC)—Finding the perfect gift for those picky family members can be exhausting. Instead of worrying about individualized presents, why not invest in a home renovation project that will benefit the whole family.

For example, by simply renovating your basement into a livable space you not only create more room, you also help establish an area where everyone can gather and spend time together.

“Most families don’t realize how much extra living space they have just under their feet,” said David Flood, insulation expert at Owens Corning. “If your family is starting to feel cramped as it gets colder and you begin to spend more time indoors, a basement renovation may be exactly what you need to give everyone the space they require.”

To start your basement renovation install INSULPINK® foam insulation panels and R-14 EcoTouch™ PINK™ FIBERGLAS® insulation batts to help seal drafts and eliminate cold spots. This will make your home more energy efficient, help lower your energy bills and keep your family warm during the winter.

Also, investing in an energy efficient renovation has twice the benefits. Canadians have from June 6, 2011 to March 31, 2012, to take advantage of the reinstated ecoENERGY Retrofit—Homes program. Renovations that follow the guidelines will help lower energy bills by to 28 per cent on heating and cooling costs*, and allow Canadian homeowners to receive a government grant of up to $5,000 to offset costs associated with making their home more energy efficient.

For more information about the ecoENERGY Retrofit—Homes program, and to learn how you can qualify, visit Natural Resources Canada at ecoaction.gc.ca/homes or showmethegreen.ca.

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Personalize your greeting cards and gifts for the holidays

(ARA) – Nothing says how much you value a person more than a personalized handcrafted card or gift. And making your own can be far easier on your budget than buying from the store. So consider putting your creative skills to the test this year.

Where to start?

No need to be a computer guru
First, assess your computer’s capabilities and obtain the right software. The more RAM (amount of memory) the computer has the better, according to Keld Bangsberg, academic director in Media Arts & Animation at The Art Institute of Portland in Oregon. This will allow you to store many photos and video files, which take up room in your hard drive. “Machines with a minimum of 4 gigabytes are recommended. You don’t need a high end machine to accomplish good work, but having a machine that doesn’t fight against you is helpful.”

For software, Ric Peterson, The Art Institute of Seattle academic director in Photography and Video Production recommends Adobe products, which he says are the “industry standard.” Consumers should be able to find a wide range of new software these days for photo and video editing, particularly on Apple platforms.

Plan the project for success
For crafty projects such as greeting cards or a memory album, try to go beyond just selecting the right photos. Add special touches that represent your family, your interests, where you live, favorite vacations or beloved pets. This can include scanned images of your child’s artwork, a postcard, famous quotes or poems, for example.

Bangsberg also recommends thinking about foundational elements such as color and what kind of mood the color conveys. “Ask yourself are you working within a color palette that is compatible, or are the colors disjointed, and don’t match?” he adds.

When tackling video, the best way to get started, according to Peterson, is to map out a small storyboard to plan out the shots. Another aspect to consider is how you frame your scenes – you can use close-ups to focus the attention and perhaps heighten the moment, or use broad vistas, where the camera is farther away.

Learn to ‘release’ creativity
For most novices, learning how to release your creativity may be the most difficult challenge.

“Practice is the most surefire way to getting better in any creative endeavor,” says Bangsberg. “First, find a simple way to get your ideas recorded. Don’t expect perfection on your first try, it’s all about capturing the inspiration when it strikes.”

Norton Young, department director in Advertising and Graphic Design at The Art Institute of Portland, agrees. He recommends carrying a small journal so you can write down anything that is a trigger such as words, color combinations, or objects that you can work off of later.

To spark ideas and concepts, also try changing up your routine. Young explained that we tend to rely on what we know, which can be a creative block and that the best approach is to put yourself in a new frame of mind. He offers these tips in how to get your creative juices flowing:

* Put yourself in an unfamiliar situation or place.

* Observe objects around you and think about two items that do not normally go together and how to make them one concept.

* Read different magazines and watch television shows you normally do not view.

* Try new foods or listen to different music genres.

“Looking for inspiration in areas you are not used to seeing is the key,” adds Young. To learn more about The Art Institutes schools, visit www.artinstitutes.edu.

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Finding the perfect gift for grandma and grandpa

(ARA) – With the holidays approaching, shoppers are making their lists and checking them twice. Undoubtedly, there are some blanks, as buying for grandparents often stymies children and grandchildren alike.

Today’s grandparents are a unique bunch, with a number of traditional apple-pie bakers, knitters and chess players that are just as likely to be tech savvy or connected to their children and grandchildren on Facebook. In fact, according to a survey by Consumer Cellular, 67 percent of consumers 50 or older are on Facebook and desire a smartphone for easy Web access; 60 percent want to download financial apps, travel discounts and other offers.

If the grandparents on your list enjoy the latest gadgets, consider these holiday gift ideas:

Share the memories: Pre-load a digital album with the best photos from the past year, including holidays, birthdays, celebrations, vacations and everyday moments. For grandparents who live out of town, such a gift bridges the distance and keeps children and grandchildren connected.

Stay in touch: Select a cell phone that grandparents can use to keep in touch with loved ones, and consider paying for a plan for the first year. It doesn’t have to break the bank. Consumer Cellular offers no-contract plans for as little as $10 a month. From the Doro Phone Easy 410, equipped with large buttons, a bright screen and an emergency call function, to the Motorola Bravo smartphone, Consumer Cellular has phones to suit every personality and price point.

For grandparents who are less technology oriented, think about these alternatives:

Plan a night out (or in): Pick up vouchers to a movie, concert or other special event that grandparents can enjoy. Or, as kids’ schedules are packed these days, consider planning a family outing to ensure some quality time with grandparents. Home-made certificates for a classic movie marathon or a game night are an affordable way to enjoy each other’s company at home.

Dinner, on you: A special dinner is always appreciated. For grandparents, a gift certificate to one of their favorite restaurants is a good way to ensure a great meal without the hassle of cleaning up!

Create brag books: Use an online photo book site to create brag books for all of the grandparents. Make several copies of one version to save time, and you may even cross some aunts and uncles off your list, too. If grandma loves to brag, keep the album small enough for her pocketbook so that she’s always prepared.

Any of these ideas – or your own special variations of them – are sure to bring smiles to grandparents at the holidays.

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