April Fools Pranks - Fun Ideas!

by Carleyy
April Fools is a special holiday about pranking your friends and family and fooling the ones you love.  Pull off an epic April Fools Day prank with one of these clever tricks.  Go down as an April Fools Day legend!

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Facebook backlash continues with evidence of 'frenemies'

Facebook friends may not be all that friendly, according to a new survey. In yet another examination of the negative social and psychological vibes generated by Facebook participation, researchers reported this week that 85% of women say they have been annoyed by their Facebook friends' postings.




The survey of more than 400 women, from Eversave, a company that offers daily deals online, was conducted to examine how social networking influences consumers' reactions to daily deals. Researchers found that women said they use Facebook to keep their friends informed of their lives (79% of the participants) and to share information (64%).

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Los Angeles: Mom is hated by Dermatologists

Emily, a local mom of three, is the perfect example of a smart consumer using the web to get quality products for a low cost. Emily was admittedly a bit overwhelmed by her hectic life and had had given up on spending time on herself and her needs. Jen decided to change her life, and recently discovered a clever way of combining two beauty product trials from a trusted company Miracle Face Kit & Hydroxatone to unlock the secrets of anti-aging. Her results are comparable to what you might attain at Medi Spas and Doctors offices for $2000 or more, all the while using nothing but free trial offers.


Emily thought it was important to share her story with you. This trick has not only removed her wrinkles, but also tightened her neck and face instantly. It changed her life and I hope it can change yours too.


Emily, who makes an average salary, doesn't have the extra cash to try every celebrity endorsed Anti-Aging miracle cream out there let alone splurge on expensive medical procedures. At one time she did considered taking out loans for injecting Botox and even contemplated getting a facelift, but became frightened after researching Botox and face lift malpractice stories. Jen was determined to find a safe and AFFORDABLE solution that would yield real results and not leave her in debt.
Nevertheless, as we began to investigate the countless success stories reported by people from all around the globe, we decided that Emily's anti-aging secret was worthy of a closer investigation.
 
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Southern California Fun Places!

Looking for something fun to do this week?

This  site brings you fun places in Southern California - theme parks, theaters, beaches, missions, movie and TV studios, zoos, scenic drives and more! Whether you are a resident of Southern California or a visitor from out-of-town, you will enjoy seeing our extensive list of theaters, entertainment, amphitheaters, beaches, missions, camping, fairs, theme parks, trains, horseback riding, movie studios, TV studios, cruises, party towns, ports of call, zoos, scenic drives, and California sights.

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'Soft Underbelly' of Security Exposed Following Airport Attacks, Experts Warn

Two recent attacks at international airports expose a "soft underbelly of aviation security" at terminals in the United States and around the world, industry experts told FoxNews.com.


"As [Wednesday's] attack in Frankfurt revealed, the open area of the airports, whether parking areas, loading/unloading zones, and the terminals themselves, have historically been prime targets [for terrorists]," Andrew Thomas, editor of the Journal of Transportation Security, wrote in an email to FoxNews.com. "There is no reason to believe that this won't continue to be the case."

Since Transportation Security Administration officials have "overwhelmingly focused" their efforts on passenger and baggage screening, Thomas said vulnerabilities at locations like terminals, ticket counters and other areas prior to security checkpoints will remain, both domestically and abroad.

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How to Use Facebook: 5 Tips For Better Social Networking

Facebook is a social networking site that is enormously popular, but it can be a frustrating user experience. The design of Facebook leaves a lot to be desired and there are almost too many choices for things to do on Facebook. Also some of the more popular Facebook activities are trivial instead of useful - throwing sheep is an oft-quoted example.

Having said that, there's no doubt that Facebook is a powerful social networking tool. So how can you best utilize it and find the good apps? In this post we aim to find out. We'll be focusing specifically on social activities, rather than the many other potential uses of Facebook (work, brand management, etc).

Tip 1: Update Your Status Regularly

This is a simple thing to do to keep your Facebook profile active. Right at the top of the page there is a place where you can "write something." Usually a comment about what you're doing or thinking. Once a day, or even once every few days, is enough. But update it enough to keep your page interesting.

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Obama administration sees unsettled home prices keeping market down

Existing home sales are rising and home affordability is high, but the Obama administration believes the nation's housing market remains fragile because prices are unsettled.

In its latest housing scorecard released by the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Treasury Department, the administration said mortgage delinquencies in January continued to decline from record levels seen at the beginning of 2010. Although that is partly due to the foreclosure moratorium enacted across the nation following the robo-signing fiasco last fall. The administration expects the decline will be temporary as lenders revise and resubmit foreclosure paperwork this year.

Although existing homes sales rose in the first month of 2011, the figure is still lower than the levels seen through much of the first half of 2010, according to the administration.

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