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  • How to Beat "Angry Birds Seasons Free" Christmas

    A spiritual successor to the chart-topping arcade puzzle game "Angry Birds," Rovio Mobile has introduced the world to "Angry Birds Seasons." Like the original game, you can download a free version that comes with 12 levels for you to try before purchasing the full game. The 12 levels come divided into four episodes, each one representing a different season -- and the first episode is the Christmas episode. The third level of the Christmas episode gives you four birds to assist you in defeating pigs.

  • Travel Ideas for the Christmas Season

    Each year, Christmas travel grows in popularity. Cruise lines, resorts and tour companies offer specials to those looking to get away for the holidays. Many Christmas travelers and their families prefer the beaches and warmth of the tropics or U.S. cities with milder climates to the snow- and ice-covered ski slopes and their home cities. Aruba, Antigua, Palm Beach, and San Francisco offer plenty of attractions and activities. All four are Christmas travel spots worth looking into.

  • Why Do We Burn a Candle in the Window?

    Although the meaning of burning a candle in the window has changed over the years, it is still done as a symbol of security and friendship.

  • Fire Safety Rules for the Christmas Season

    The Christmas season can be a busy time. The hustle and bustle of holiday parties, unfamiliar objects in the home and other seasonal distractions can lead to an increased risk of fire, so you must follow several fire safety rules for the Christmas season. According to the U.S. Fire Administration, each year during the holiday season 400 lives are lost due to fires and more than 1,650 people suffer from fire-related injuries.

  • How to Prepare for Christmas Season

    Christmas season is a busy time, and sometimes you may feel overwhelmed from the amount of things to do in a short amount of time. Everyone is busy trying to balance buying decorations and gifts for their loved ones. There's preparation for Thanksgiving in late November, and before you know it, Christmas is around the corner and you're not done yet with your shopping. By knowing how to prepare, you will be able to accomplish your tasks more efficiently and plan your holiday feast with less stress and effort.

  • Fun Things to Do in New York City During the Christmas Season

    The Big Apple annually transforms itself around the time of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. Mother Nature often dusts New York City with snowflakes and the city plays host to all types of holiday activities. Whether you're content to stay out of the cold or don't mind a frosty nose, there are activities to keep you jolly.

  • How to Help the Less Fortunate During the Christmas Season

    Many people enjoy Christmas and look forward to it for months. Between spending time with loved ones and exchanging gifts, it is a wonderful time of year. However, not everyone is as lucky. There are those that are less fortunate and are having a rough time making it. Spread some of your blessings to others that may not have much by volunteering during the Christmas season.

  • How to Celebrate a Nontraditional Christmas Season

    Christmas is a holiday that offers a chance for family and friends to get together, enjoy some good food and exchange gifts. Of course, these days a whole host of Christmas traditions have arisen both religious and secular. Whether it's a break with the old or just the chance to try something new, celebrating a nontraditional Christmas is the opportunity for new experiences. Below are just a few suggestions for a less traditional holiday season.

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