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Play Tweet Your Prize with Artbeads

June 16, 2009 by Vikram Goyal

 

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Play Tweet Your Prize on Twitter for your chance to win some fantastic jewelrymaking stuff!!

Add @Artbeads on Twitter, then to enter, simply follow the instructions below for tweeting a link to the item you’d like to win and telling your Twitter followers about the giveaway. With each giveaway, you’ll have a chance to win your favorite item in the featured prize category.

To play Tweet Your Prize, keep an eye on tweets from @Artbeads and be ready to act fast. Each Tweet Your Prize giveaway will only be open for limited time. After the entry deadline, we’ll pick a winner at random from among all of the Tweet Your Prize players. The winner will be sent a direct Twitter message and will be announced through a new @Artbeads Twitter message as soon as they claim their prize.

If you are already on Twitter, you’re ready to play. If not, just visit www.twitter.com and create your Twitter account. Now let’s have some fun!

CURRENT GIVEAWAY DETAILS
Prize Category: Express Yourself Sale
Entry Begins: Thursday, June 11, 2009
Entry Ends: Tuesday, June 16, 2009 9AM PT
Winner Selected: Tuesday, June 16, 2009


HOW TO ENTER:
Step 1: Follow @Artbeads on Twitter so we can direct message you if you win.

Step 2: Pick your favorite item from the current Express Yourself Sale prize category page.

Step 3: Create a short URL of your favorite item’s description page by visiting www.tinyurl.com or other site to shorten the page URL.

Step 4: Copy the message in bold below to your Twitter message box and edit it to replace the words “PASTE ITEM TINY URL” with the new Tiny URL you just created of the prize you want to win. Your new message should also include the second TINY URL that goes to this Tweet Your Prize information page. This way your friends will know how to play too! Now, tweet your message. Good luck!

I would express myself with this PASTE ITEM TINY URL from @Artbeads! Tweet your favorite for a chance to win http://tinyurl.com/djzynl

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Book Review: Secret Stories of Lost Beasts

There are plenty of animals that used to exist on Earth that seem like they aren’t real, but they once were. Kids who love dinosaurs and other ancient creatures will enjoy Secret Stories of Lost Beasts: A Field Guide to Uncover Earth’s Ancient Animals by Sasika Gwinn, illustrated by Vasillia Romanenko. 

The book is designed like a field guide showing different extinct animals with detailed illustrations and a paragraph about each one. Here you’ll find:

  • amphibians
  • reptiles
  • dinosaurs
  • sea beasts
  • mammals
  • Ice Age mammals
  • bugs
  • birds

Readers will learn about animals like beezlebufo, or the devil frog, who lived alongside dinosaurs and may have been the heaviest frog who ever lived; staganolepis, a plant-eating, bony scaled reptile with a tail like a crocodile and a snout like a pig; mamenchisaurus, thought to have the longest neck of any dinosaur; the Tully monster, a creature so confusing scientists aren’t sure was a vertebrate or invertebrate; juramaia, the oldest known mammal ancestor that gave birth to live young; glytopdons, which looked like giant armadillos; animals of the Bering land bridge like woolly mammoth, Irish elk and giant sloths; the giant dragonfly meganeura monyi; birds with teeth like the woodpecker-like enanttiophoenix; big birds like the giant auk and Tasmanian emu; among many others.

Additional text includes information on things like the giant asteroid, carboniferous forests, the time period known as the great dying, and more.

In the back of the book you’ll find a timeline for these creatures and more recently lost animals, as well as a few endangered species like the deer-like silver-backed chevrotain.

Kids who love animals, especially dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals that are extinct, are sure to enjoy looking at the pictures in this book and learning more about these strange animals that seem like something out of legend. If you want to see if your dino-loving kid’s interests can expand to other animals, this might just be the book to do it.

About the book: 64 pages, hardcover. Published 2025 by Wide Eyed Editions. Suggested retail price $24.99.

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