Kinect Reasonably Priced At $89 If You Pre-order Now

Microsoft's Kinect was just confirmed to be
priced at $149.99, some believe the price is a tad bit high for what the
Xbox 360 ad-on does. If you pre-order Kinect today you will set your
purchase price at just $89 dollars. To acquire this super deal do as
follows:

1.Head To Toys-R-US And Add Kinect To Your Cart
2.Apply the promotional code 939418 In The Cart

Slight
update: If you also apply this promo code 937237 you'll end up at about
$89 dollars after shipment costs with both codes together.

It's that simple.
Hurry before it expires or taken down.



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Why Flu Vaccines Are Important For Children And Parents
It is that time of year again. The children are back at school, and parents everywhere are worrying about the season to come: cold and flu season. Last year, the nation faced one of the scariest seasons ever, the season of H1N1, and, while it took some time, flu vaccines were developed in time to stop the spread of that potentially dangerous strain. Will it happen again this year? That may be unknown, right now, but what is known is that the seasonal flu vaccine is still one of the most important things that you can give your child to keep them protected.
Want to make sure that your children are fully protected this season with the right flu vaccines? Contact the caring professionals at Pediatric Partners today for an immediate appointment.
According to mandates issued by the CDC in Atlanta, any child older than six months of age is at risk for catching the flu, every year, no matter how careful any parent may be about hygiene and flu prevention. Not everyone may be taking the same precautions that you do, so why risk your child’s health needlessly, when you can easily protect them from the flu virus and H1N1 by taking them to the pediatrician as soon as possible to receive their flu shots?
We understand that there is concern that some rumors that giving a child a vaccination could make them vulnerable to another condition, like autism. Recent studies by the CDC have not established a verifiable link as yet, that much is certain. As quickly as the flu virus changes, giving rumors credence over your child’s health seems like too risky a gamble to take. If you do have concerns, talk to the pediatrician. They have the most up-to-date information available about the safety of the H1N1 vaccination, as well as all of the other flu shots available today.
As it stands right now, it is recommended that every child between the ages of six months and eight years old should be given at least two seasonal flu vaccines, four weeks apart, unless they received at least one of the vaccines last year. The protection lasts for some time, and if they received at least one dose last year, you should inform the pediatrician before they receive this year’s vaccine. Do not wait until your child has the flu or cold before getting this done, please. Stay on top of things, and get your child to the pediatrician before they develop any of the common flu symptoms:


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