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The News & Record has spruced up its online auto sales page, making it easier to find bargains on a new or used set of wheels.

Celebrate an early spring by putting some shrimp on the barbee.
Harris Teeter has Get 51-60 count of white shrimp for $3 a pound (save at least $6 per pound).
Deal ends Tuesday.
So many bars. So many choices.
A Web site called unthirsty.com mentioned in today's Live! section of the News & Record helps you pick, for example, watering holes with happy hours in any U.S. city.
"Why it’s worth a click: Type in any U.S. city to instantly find watering holes with a happy hour," according to News & Record features writer Katie Reetz. "The best part: Filter out results to suit your taste. Looking for a patio? Done. Food specials? OK. Chatty singles? Sorry, can’t help ya there."
Good times.
News-Record.com has an online coupon that will save you a buck regarding this weekend's annual North Carolina RV Camping Show at the Greensboro Coliseum Complex.

Harris Teeter has a buy 1, get 1 free deal on Healthy Choice frozen dinners (regular $2.19 each).
The "beef tips portobello" is pretty tasty.
Always a winning combination.
Food Lion has Miller Lite 18-packs for $9 and Freschetta frozen pizza for $4 (regular $5.80).
Cheers mate.
Dealcatcher.com lists the top online coupons.
Sears has a 1 GB portable music player for $25. Not bad when you consider Apple's 1 GB shuffle costs more than three times that amount.
Not a nuisance-free deal though - you pay $40 up front because there's a $15 mail-in rebate.

Just got a little easier at EB Games' Web site. The national chain recently added its weekly specials on the home page.
More video game news, which comes at the best price of all - free, below:
DealsPlus mentions the Canon PowerShot S3 IS 6-MegaPixel Digicam is on sale for $308 after rebates.

Regarding prices on those new flat-screen TVs, that is. DealsPlus notes you can get a 52-inch Zenith 720 p for $900, just in time for the playoffs and the big game in a few weeks.
My New Year's resolution, by the way, is to get a new flat screen (forget those boring, same 'ole resolutions about losing weight, quitting the crack pipe, blah blah blah).
Get a pen or pencil, write this down, and stick it on the fridge: Flat screens are for winners. Don't be a loser in '07.
The more you know (cue in the NBC jingle).

Michelle Jarboe's "Savvy Shopper" column in today's News & Record includes tips on shopping around for the best deals before signing up at the gym.
Great Clips has a special going on right now on haircuts: $5.99.
Adjusted for inflation, I bet that's pretty darn good compared to Floyd's going rate back in the day.
Update: Michelle Jarboe tells me it's a chain-wide sale that ends Jan. 31.
According to DealsPlus, Circuit City has a video game chair on sale for $30 (regular $50). Free shipping.
Described this way: "Egonomically (sic) molded foam with polyester upholstry means lasting comfort and durability."
Whatever. I need to know if I'll be able to kill this RAAM thing easier. Good grief. It just won't die.

Pho Vietnam in Greensboro is the subject of this week's "Cheap Eats" column in Go Triad.
"With one of the more extensive menus in Greensboro, Pho Vietnam's cuisine ranges from the common to the seemingly experimental," Luke McIntyre writes.
Sears has a Sony 6 megapixel digital camera on sale for $180 between 9 and noon Saturday. Otherwise it's $230.

Savvy Shopper's Michelle Jarboe writes about a Valentine's Day promotion that could get your special someone's motor running.
Battery dead? Instead of waiting for someone to give you a jump, you might want to check out a battery booster, so says blog.spendfish.com.
You simply plug it into your cigarette lighter and wait a few minutes.
Amazon.com has a Black & Decker version on sale for $53 including free shipping.

Just in time for the big game: Harris Teeter has Bud Light, Coors Light and Miller Lite for $12 a case (limit 3), which comes to about 50 cents a brew.
Awesome, baby.