But many people like those Care2 email alerts, which are all about good causes, and ways to make the world a better place, often in partnership with well-known nonprofit groups. You also can choose which causes you care about, so the emails you get are only about those causes. Care2 makes it easy to unsubscribe at any time, with a link right there in the email.

Glad you liked the e-cards. Here is my personal favorite:
http://www.care2.com/send/card/6043

Funny!

Here’s the info
TOH Pumpkin-Carving Contest
Carve your best jack–o’–lantern for a chance to appear on This Old House website and win valuable prizes!

link: http://www.thisoldhouse.com/toh/halloween

Since you were kind enough to note Fancast in a previous post about all the content on Fancast, we wanted you to be among the very first to know that a new and improved Fancast is launching (later today!) – and it’s one we think you and your readers will really enjoy. We will, of course, have the same great content (thousands and thousands of hours of free full length TV programs and movies) but they come in what we think is a much better user experience.

Everything from…
*a new video player
*an embeddable player
*a new movie page
*a new trailers page
*a new clips page
*ability to get/send email alerts to remind you when a TV show or movie is on so you will never have to miss it
…those are just some of new features we are launching.

We heard your suggestions and we made it happen.

We are looking to have everything perfect for just after Labor Day, but, as a Fancast veteran, we wanted you (and your audience) to be among the first to tell us what you think about the new Fancast.

We are very serious about reacting to the ongoing feedback we get, and we think you will be pleased with the new version. But we’re not done yet. Take a look at the changes we made and please let us know what you think, and if there’s anything we can do to improve it even more.

We are listening to you.

Thanks,
Robin (for Fancast)

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