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Take These Steps If Your Car Is Recalled
Can Medication Make You Sick?...
Fun Facts and Laughs: Uses of WD-40, Most Watched Shows of the Last Decade, and More...
Trivia Challenge: Win Free Movie Tickets For Two
Real Estate Q&A: How Can You Protect Your Home From Water Damage?

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Today's Brain Teaser . . .

What do Miga, Quatchi and Sumi have in common?
(answer below)

What To Do If Your Car Is Recalled

Have you ever owned a car that's been recalled? Millions of people have, including (most recently) 3.8 million owners of certain Toyota and Lexus models.

Here's what you should know: Manufacturers must notify all registered owners and purchasers of the vehicles by mail that the problem exists and evaluate its safety risk. They must say how to get it corrected (at no charge), when the remedy will be available, how long it will take, and whom to contact if there's a problem getting the work done.

If you've heard about a recall but don't receive a letter in a "reasonable" amount of time, take these steps:

Visit the manufacturer's web site and the site for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) at www.safercar.gov. Search the NHTSA's database for recalls on your vehicle. While you're there, search the database for any "technical service bulletins" for your car. These are memos to dealer service departments on any mechanical issues that you might want to have addressed, especially if your car is still under warranty.

Get a CARFAX report on your car (by Vehicle Identification Number). This is important if you're buying a used car since manufacturers are not required to repair a recalled car at no charge if it is more than 10 years old.

Call your dealer to schedule an appointment. They will probably tell you to be patient.

Play a key role in keeping vehicles as safe as possible by reporting any safety-related problems to the NHTSA. File a complaint online, call their hotline or mail the complaint to their office in Washington, DC. You also can search online for complaints others have made by vehicle model.

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Thinking Of Selling Your Home Soon?

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Can Medication Make You Sick?

Medication is supposed to make us better, but it can have the opposite effect. Take care to avoid these medication mistakes:

Mixing over-the-counter (OTC) and prescription medications. You may be double dosing. For example, if you take a cold pill that contains acetaminophen (more than 600 OTC and prescription medicines do), don't pop an additional Tylenol for good measure. Too much of the drug can cause liver damage.

Not recognizing the "rebound effect." That's when a drug produces reverse effects when the effect of the drug has passed or the patient no longer responds to it. In other words, a remedy meant to help may make a condition worse. This has been known to happen with pain relievers, OTC eye drops, decongestant sprays, sleeping pills and teeth whiteners. Best advice: If you don't think a drug or product is working, don't just take more of it. Talk to your doctor about alternatives.

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If you'd like to receive a Free List of gorgeous homes, personally researched to meet your individual requirements - with no obligation whatsoever - simply EMAIL me by clicking here. Or, you can even CALL me and I'll send you a customized list of homes: <<your phone>>

Fun Facts and Laughs

Are you a member of the WD-40 fan club? Try these amazing uses:

Untangle jewelry chains
Lubricate window tracks
Loosen stubborn zippers
Clean scuff marks off floors
Keep pigeons off balconies (they hate the smell)
Protect silver from tarnishing
Remove tar & grime from cars

Most Watched TV Episodes Of The 2000s . . .

2004: The "Friends" finale, 52.5 million viewers
2000: Richard Hatch wins "Survivor," 51.7 million
2003: "Joe Millionaire" finale, 40 million
2000: Dr. Carter fights for his life on "ER," 39.4 million
2007: "American Idol" kicks off sixth season, 38.1 million

Have A Laugh: How true is this real estate ad?

"Nice 2-bedroom home. The owner has noted that termites have done some damage. Selling house 'as is.' Don't wait. This wonderful property will not last long."

Please Welcome New Clients And Good Friends Into My Real Estate Family...

I'd like to take a moment to personally introduce and welcome a few of my newest clients and good friends who have supported my business over the years. And special thanks for everyone who thought of me with your referrals!

<<Steve And Brenda Smith from Tempe, AZ. Frank Jefferson (referred by Sally Smith. Many thanks Sally!) The Williams Family: John, Sue, Christopher and Jason Darryl and Sue Jones From Middleton - Referred by Peter Lewis. Thanks Peter! Your referrals are warmly appreciated!>>

Trivia Challenge for the Month...

"Who Else Wants To Win Movie Tickets For Two?"

Guess who won last month's Trivia Question? I'm pleased to announce the <<two>> lucky winners of last month's quiz. And the winners are...drum roll please: <<names of winners and towns>> were the first <<two>> people to correctly answer my quiz question.

Who is the highest paid athlete in the world (including salaries, bonuses, prize money and endorsements)?

a) Michael Jordan b) Kobe Bryant c) Tiger Woods d) David Beckham

The answer is c) Tiger Woods. So, let's move on to this month's trivia question:

Which of the following is a new medal event
at the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics?

Women's hockey
Ski Cross (men's & women's)
Biathlon mixed relay
Women's ski jumping

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Brain Teaser Answer:

They are the official mascots of the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics.

Thanks For Thinking of Me!
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Real Estate Q&A . . .

Q. How can I protect my home from water damage?

A. Water damage is one of the most common problems affecting homeowners today. In fact, the Insurance Information Institute reports that in 2007 it accounted for 22 percent of all U.S. homeowners' insurance claims, with the average claim being $5,531. That's why you need to have the right amount and type of insurance coverage.

The Institute says standard homeowners insurance covers burst pipes, wind-driven rain, and damage resulting from ice dams on your roof. Some policies cover sewer and drain backups, but many don't.

In general, water coming from the top down (such as rain) is covered by a standard homeowners policy. Water coming from the bottom up (such as from a river) is covered by separate flood insurance. You can buy this from the National Flood Insurance Program and from some private insurers.

The best way to prevent water damage is proper maintenance. For some excellent tips on such subjects as avoiding frozen pipes, replacing and maintaining bathroom fixtures and installing an emergency pressure release valve in your plumbing system, see the water damage section at the web site for the Institute for Business & Home Safety, www.disastersafety.org.

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